We've got to come out collectively, it's not anybody individually.
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Truckers aren't health care workers and we're not anybody special.
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I wrote from the perspective of my life, not anybody else's.
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Why are they a special interest group and not anybody else?
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"The 2020 measuring stick is not anybody but Trump," Krebs said.
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Nobody — not the president, not anybody else — can be above the law.
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Nobody, not the President, not anybody else, can be above the law.
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He was talking about his finances and his songs, not anybody else's.
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Not Will Ferrell, not anybody in the history of SNL has ever riffed.
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Not Will Ferrell, not anybody in the history of SNL has ever riffed.
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There's not anybody who doesn't agree that there's an obligation to take care of them.
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It's not anybody specific, but it's definitely a Country-and-Western singer from the 60s.
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It was dressed up in: 'Why do they get a flag and not anybody else?
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It's also obviously untrue that there is not "anybody" who knows what the coronavirus is.
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"This is not anybody going with a kitchen knife or anything remotely like that," Vitali said.
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"It's not 'you're out of business,' it's not anybody going to jail," he told BuzzFeed News.
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If you hear MS-13 and hear innocent immigrant, that&aposs on you, not anybody else.
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We were curious as to whether or not anybody was doing a great job with this.
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"They play like they play today, there's not anybody in the country that can beat them."
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"Whether or not anybody can hear it doesn't matter," said Jen Malone, the show's music supervisor.
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And there's not anybody at this table who doesn't think he has some sort of problem.
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He does strategic partnerships and we both have experience in this space… Not anybody can just do this.
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"There's not anybody in the room who knows how much he wants it," he said, nearly in tears.
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" Miller added: "He's not anybody anyone on this team wants to face, anybody in this league wants to face.
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"Look, no one will ever have a monopoly on mythology or storytelling — not us, not anybody," Mr. Iger says.
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"The home that I need, I want it to be something that is only ours and not anybody else's," she said.
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He also said he was trying to achieve these new levels of fitness for himself, and not anybody else ... including fans.
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I hope I'm not showing my colleagues any disrespect when I add that my greatest helper was not anybody on my side.
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In 2017, Democratic Senator Jim Himes said, "There's not anybody with as much credibility internally or whose integrity is as unimpeachable as Bob Mueller."
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Irvin thinks the Alabama QB -- not anybody in this upcoming draft -- is the key to finally replacing Eli and turning the Giants back around.
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I can't think of another financial company that has anywhere near the leverage of these two institutions, certainly not anybody who's a comparable size.
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But if you just take that and remove that, then it's an experience that not anybody I know ever lived next to a rocket being built.
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But ultimately what 2020 is going to be about is: Is this government going to keep working for the rich and powerful and not anybody else?
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And I really respect the Speaker and what she's been able to do, but when asked my opinion, I've got to give my opinion and not anybody else's.
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It's a movie designed to make you think about how the system is rigged against you, but really only you, specifically, not anybody else who might be watching.
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At first you really want to fight for the truth to come out, and then you realize that the truth does not matter to anybody... Or, well, not anybody.
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"The litmus test is a candidate has to be representative of the values and interests of their district — not anybody else's district, not the national party — but their district," Hoyer told reporters Tuesday.
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The border between my safety and something horrible is so tenuous, and societal norms dictate that I am the one who's asked to enforce it, not anybody who might dare to cross it.
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Now, nobody, no sovereign wealth fund, if you have 43, 400, 500, 600 billion dollars, nobody, not anybody in the private equity world, would say put 100% of your money with private equity.
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Cruz — the strict constitutionalist — chose not to accept the strict terms of the pledge that he signed, so as far as the contract was concerned, he was the one in violation, not anybody else.
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"Not disaster officials, not anybody, nobody knew what was going to happen," said Efrain Suarez, 59, a truck driver who lived in the neighboring village of El Rodeo and whose relatives lived in Los Lotes.
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QUITE LITERALLY, LEADERS OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE HAD DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED VIEWPOINTS AND NOT ANYBODY COULD HAVE HAD THE SAME EXPLANATION OF WHAT THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT SO IT'S SORT OF A HEAD SCRATCHER A LITTLE BIT.
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He's my audience, not anybody else, and I needed him to understand that I was working as hard as I could with whatever I had to meet his deadline, so, mission accomplished as far as I'm concerned.
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And that is that no president, not Bernie Sanders, not anybody else, will be able to bring about the changes that the working families and the middle class of this country, that our children, that the seniors, our seniors deserve.
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"Not saying it's my year to say it's not your year—it's not anybody else's year, but a year that can be recognized as a triumph year for D.R.A.M." As far as triumphs go, D.R.A.M. has already had a few.
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""The Democratic party has been undermined and overtaken, and I wish it could recoup itself and that there could be people who would stand up for the Democratic party that we have known and we have counted on and there are not anybody in that group who is standing up and protecting it.
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The most crucial thing that people should pay attention to with the advent of RCS is whether or not anybody starts saying anything about encryption and specifically end to end encryption, because that's the kind of encryption that guarantees that only the sending phone and receiving phone can decrypt the message and see what's on it.
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Upon its release, Bosley Crowther gave the film a scathing review: "Here is a film that its producer — not the censor, not anybody else; just its producer — should have taken out and burned." According to MGM records the film recorded a loss of $1,462,000..
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This will carve out of you a woman. Woman needs her own Shakti, not anybody else will do it ... When a woman chants the Kundalini Bhakti mantra, God clears the way. This is not a religion, it is a reality. Woman is not born to suffer, and woman needs her own power.
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After 16 years in the United States, Slioor moved back to Finland and disappeared from the public spotlight. In 1997, WSOY published her autobiography Tabe, and she gave interviews for Finnish TV, radio, and print media about her life. After the launch of the book, she disappeared again.Documentary film Tabe Slioor, ei kuka tahansa (Tabe Slioor, Not Anybody), 28 September 1997.
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The value does not exist as an object, however it is the properties of an object. The value is created through the valuer’s attitude or judgements. Moral judgement and decisions is a crucial part in this value. Intrinsic value actually cuts off our logical decision and makes us think only about what feels right to us, not anybody else because it is what we make it to be.
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In Detective Comics (vol. 2) #14 (January 2013), Ivy kisses Batman, trying to gain control over him via her toxins, and saying, “You're the only one for me Batman, you know that right? Nobody else even comes close. Not anybody.” Rather than using an antidote, he rigs his visor to show him certain set of visual stimuli that will effectively erase his short-term memory, thereby erasing any commands she gives him as well.
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A woman (Norden) enters and on seeing Sherwin, screams and faints. This jolts Sherwin's memory back into gear and he recognises the woman as his wife Christine, who has believed him dead since there was no reason for anybody to consider that the body found in the burned- out car was not his. Sherwin is bothered by his wife's odd demeanour, particularly her excessive concern about whether or not anybody could have seen him in the street or arriving at the house. His suspicions aroused, he decides to continue to play the amnesiac.
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This starts with Captains of Sports, Service and House. In the case of Captains, no peer voting takes place, but rather a pupil is elected by the Head of the respective department. This way it is not uncommon for some people to be re-elected as Captain for multiple terms depending on whether or not anybody else of suitable stance is available. Captains of Sport such as the Football or Rugby Captain are chosen by the Head of that sport and will help the Head organise teams for practice and preparation off the field of play as well as on it.
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She lacks his boisterous, overflowing virility, his power to thrill with the common touch, but she has his own appreciation of the ordinary man, his yearning for simplicity and hatred of cant. ""A Young Australian Campaigner: Novels of Kylie Tennant" by R.K. The Age, 13 December 1941, p4S The News of Adelaide named the novel their book of the week with the reviewer finding: "Here is a good Australian story. Miss Tennant has a fine humor, not slapstick variety, but with a subtle freshness and sparkle that few writers possess. It is not Wodehouse; it is not that Oxonian Anthony Armstrong; it is not anybody of whom I can think just now.
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She lives at a shrine, which seems to have a lot of paranormal activity surrounding it, and regularly helps her father with exorcisms and the like. She acts rather mature for her age, often chiding the older boys for acting childish, and even scolding her father when he attempts to drink too much. She is shown later to have been possessed by spirits, resulting in her classmates trying to avoid her. When Taro told her that she might be the reincarnation of his sister, she is hurt by his words so much that she even starts to cry and says that she hates him because she has been convincing herself that, "I am me and not anybody else" and that Taro saw her as Mizuka not as Miyako.
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The first basic principle of unregistered land was that all legal property rights bound everyone, whether or not anybody knew about them. These would usually be in the deeds that were kept, though small interests like a lease of under three years would not because of its exemption from formality, as with registered land.Law of Property Act 1925 s 54(2) The second principle was that equitable proprietary rights bound everyone except a bona fide purchaser of the legal estate without any notice of the equitable interest. Being a bona fide purchaser was an "absolute, unqualified, unanswerable defence",Pitcher v Rawlins (1871-1872) LR 7 Ch App 259, 269, James LJ so that the person with an equitable interest would only have an enforceable right against the traceable assets received in return for the land. Being a purchaser for value meant not receiving the property as a gift,cf Basset v Nosworthy (1673) 23 ER 55, 56, 'in Purchases the Question is not, whether the Consideration be adequate, but whether 'tis valuable'.
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In July 2020, during the campaigning period of the general election, five correction directions were issued to the National University of Singapore Society, Channel News Asia, The Online Citizen and New Naratif by the Ministry of Health (MOH) and Ministry of Manpower (MOM) jointly, taking issue on the following statements made, which the ministries said to be false: > # MOM's email advisory to employers on testing of migrant workers was made > without the advice from public health medical professionals # MOM's advisory > stated that employers would lose their work pass privileges if they brought > their workers for Covid-19 testing # MOM actively discouraged the testing of > workers In response, the Singapore Democratic Party's chairman Paul Tambyah stated that what he said was from a circular from MOM and the advisory was signed by an MOM official, not anybody from Ministry of Health. He added the correction direction was an inappropriate use of POFMA and a complete distraction. He wanted to focus on issues that matter to Singaporeans, instead of arguing about who signed a circular.
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