Not in Hollywood, not in Cannes, not anywhere at all.
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Not in a school, not at a concert, not anywhere.
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We -- including myself -- are not anywhere near this crucial threshold.
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He was shot three times, yes, but not anywhere important.
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The polling suggests, however, it's not anywhere close to analogous.
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Not anywhere near what the Chinese and Russians are pursuing.
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Biden's fundraising is not anywhere near as strong as Sanders'.
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But that order exists within the poem, not anywhere outside it.
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But that's not happening – at least not anywhere near the appropriate level.
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The conflict is not anywhere close to a resolution, for myriad reasons.
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FYI -- Big Boi is from Atlanta ... which is not anywhere near Oakland.
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But she's not anywhere nearly as wrong as her critics are suggesting.
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"Blunt Blowin'" is not anywhere near one of my favorite Lil Wayne songs.
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Why Europe, and not anywhere else, developed in this way is tricky to answer.
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"We are not anywhere close to reaching our potential in that market," Bacus said.
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Then again, unemployment was not anywhere near as low then as it is today.
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Walmart's shares had a decent run too, but not anywhere as good as Macy's.
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It's a far cry from Gaffigan's typical optimism, and not anywhere near as funny.
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" However, he added that the current bill as proposed "is not anywhere close to repeal.
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BECKY QUICK: But it's not anywhere near at the price that they're paying right now?
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"I'm 10 months postpartum and not anywhere near where I'd like to be," she wrote.
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I was not anywhere or any place described resembling that in the summer of 1982.
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Because, you know, he's not anywhere close enough for me to hear him yell it.
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" "The road to democracy is not irreversible," he said, adding, "not in America, not anywhere.
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It's not anywhere near the last word on the matter, obviously, but it is intriguing.
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Somehow, I've managed to escape this Russian military base—in Cuba, not anywhere closer to Moscow.
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Something like that has never existed — not in Israel, not here, not anywhere in the world.
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If you're like me, life insurance is probably not anywhere close to being on your radar.
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That's not anywhere close to where we want it to be, but it's not minimum wage.
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A huge number, to be sure, but not anywhere out of line for a premium product.
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The left isn't the real threat to free speech, not on campus, and not anywhere else.
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But Dr. Strominger and Dr. Perry admit that they are not anywhere near doing that yet.
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The conflict is not "anywhere close" to weighing on Fed policymaking "at this point," he writes.
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"We're not anywhere close to what would be the historical normal relationship with China," he added.
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A fish kill was reported in the same county but not anywhere else in the state.
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Especially the people in more elite positions, they know there's no privacy, not in Russia, not anywhere.
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HP has a few great desktop deals going too, though not anywhere near as many as laptops.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, who has largely ignored Nevada, is not anywhere close to hitting those thresholds.
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Filtered pornhub interracial search results by length and it was not anywhere in videos 130-110 mins.
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The law doesn't allow me to buy anything alcoholic: not in stores, not at bars, not anywhere.
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We consider those things to be cool toys but not anywhere in the league we make our stuff.
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"As we sit here now, we are not anywhere near having met any of those criteria," he added.
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The divide he apparently sees between progressive and centrist Democrats is not anywhere as wide as he's suggesting.
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But it's not anywhere near as devastating as what it would have been let's say five years ago.
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The money that he was asking for, obviously, was not anywhere near enough and he didn't get it.
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At its worst it doesn't go anywhere—at least not anywhere the game's many re-releases haven't gone before.
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The words "balance sheet" would allude to that occurring and they were not anywhere in the minutes, she explained.
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Tesla's stock is not "anywhere near $420," he added, referring to the per-share price quoted in Musk's Aug.
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Lena was not anywhere present in our group during the countless hours of work for the last two months.
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Citing Gallup polling, she says they're approaching the 51% figure but concedes they're "not anywhere close" to the 3.5%.
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"Trafficking will not be tolerated in Clark ... and soon hopefully not anywhere else in the country either," he added.
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Japan and Mexico saw net negative flows, but not anywhere near the big moves seen in the first quarter.
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"Gross margins have slightly decreased, but not anywhere near enough to offset the upward movement in scale," he said.
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Though $200,000 isn't a small sum, it's not anywhere close to the $1.9 million first sought by the FAA.
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The other two judges are lucky the match was held in Japan and not anywhere else on the planet.
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And many officials simply say that temperatures are not anywhere near as dire as prisoners and their lawyers claim.
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Now some scholars want to make sure she doesn't get a new one — at least, not anywhere near them.
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The Chromebook 13's all-aluminum body feels sturdy, but not anywhere near as strong as something like the MacBook.
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"Taylor coming on board could very much be someone who is not anywhere near as hawkish as the market believes."
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And right now, we're not anywhere near close to that and so we're just going to have to keep running.
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The California top-two primary results were good for Democrats, though not anywhere near as good as Washington's for example.
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"We need to get phase two and phrase three done, and we're not anywhere near to getting phase three," Sen.
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Gephardt in 1988 and Bush in 2016 were not anywhere near the lead in the national polls at this point.
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I think we went to 4-or-5,000 feet, but not anywhere near where [the real Glaisher] went up to.
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We're making strides, but we're not anywhere close to where we need to really make the dent that we need to.
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On the track, the cars were equipped with the DCT transmission, which is good, if not anywhere near Porsche PDK good.
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He added that the Russian strikes are "not anywhere near" focused on hitting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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I started a digital agency over 15 years ago — and selling it was not anywhere near the forefront of my brain.
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Loose meat sandwiches can be found all over the Midwest, but sadly, not anywhere near The New York Times's headquarters. Yet.
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There are more women in Congress (though not anywhere close to parity), and three women sit on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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At the same time, EU emissions are declining, but not anywhere near fast enough to meet the benchmarks of the deal.
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And the VCs, to your earlier point, most of them are good on ideas, but not anywhere near as good with scaling.
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" Romney says: "Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is (or) there's a bombshell in Donald Trump's taxes.
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"If you look at some of the core details of the report, it was really not anywhere near that bad," Pearkes said.
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"The numbers are not anywhere near what many had wanted going into the winter," Ken Clark, a senior meteorologist for AccuWeather, said.
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The laws allow gun owners to carry firearms, concealed or not, anywhere in public without obtaining a permit or special training beforehand.
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That step, although it has its critics, was not anywhere near as vexing as the North Carolina issue may prove to be.
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On Wednesday, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals was clear about this interpretation of the law: No, that's not anywhere close to correct.
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And let me tell you, like with contact lenses for example, let me just say, that that is not anywhere close to reality.
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"That is why you're here, because that's not anywhere near enough for people to really get dates from it," investor Mark Cuban says.
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Progressive candidates are not the lesser of two evils here; they are not anywhere on the spectrum of evil we are currently witnessing.
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Instead, she's not anywhere on the list for 2020 Academy Award presenters, which would be one way she could participate in the ceremony.
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It's not anywhere near as visually impressive as a Mercedes C-Class, for instance, but it's also not nearly as confusing to operate.
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And unlike typical password management solutions, it never keeps a record of your passwords — not in the cloud, not in their database, not anywhere.
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"Lena was not anywhere present in our group during the countless hours of work for the last two months," Thompson replied to the comment.
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Sorry, but being tapped on the wrist is not anywhere close to the sensation of a small baby hand punching you in the bladder.
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"This is not anywhere close to being implemented," said Rachel Sachs, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis who studies drug pricing.
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Because hoo boy, Battlegrounds is definitely not anywhere close to "done" on Xbox One, especially if you're using an original machine like yours truly.
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Significantly, there are no identifiable experts on fighting a nuclear war, not in Washington, not in Pyongyang, not anywhere on this always-bleeding planet.
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The answer is probably somewhere hip, with cool hotels, good food, and plenty to do, and not anywhere overpriced or overrun with other tourists.
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They're still not anywhere close to overall opioid deaths, but the rise may be an early warning sign of another drug overdose crisis to come.
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Peralta won his first three starts while allowing a total of five runs but was not anywhere near that sharp against St. Louis on Friday.
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"Honestly, it's a feature that I think we should build at some point, but it's not anywhere near the top of our priorities," Beykpour said.
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They're not anywhere as comprehensive as California's laws, which, among other measures, ban assault weapons and require a 20103-day waiting period for firearm sales.
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The moral of the story is that I'm convinced I'll never be able to afford a home, at least not anywhere I'd like to live.
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One based on Apple's proprietary Lightning connector will work only on iOS devices and not anywhere else — not even current Macs, which lack a Lightning port.
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A Panera Bread employee said that the chain's pasta dishes weren't a good deal, saying that they're "not anywhere near the quality of our other dishes."
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Broxton said that when he faced Judge in the minors last year, he was not anywhere near the menace at the plate that he is now.
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You saw me in "Swan Lake," but then you saw me in a [contemporary] Justin Peck ballet, which is obviously not anywhere near the same thing.
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But it does happen — certainly not anywhere even remotely near the extent that Donald Trump is contending it does — and so we should guard against it.
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It's not anywhere near the 32 percent drop we'd need to see to get the average American in line with the recommended limits, but it's a start.
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Not there, not anywhere, should we undertake an action like we did in Iraq against General Soleimani or anyone else without thinking three or four steps ahead.
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I&aposm hoping that glitter primer would actually help keep glitter on my eyes and not anywhere else, but I doubt that that will be the case.
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In 2016, an American-led coalition wages an asymmetric war against the Islamic State in the same part of the world, and is not anywhere close to winning.
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"It's clear that cost savings was not anywhere near a top priority for Juicero when designing this product (or if it was, something went horribly wrong)," Einstein writes.
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So far, we know that it can be purchased in China through e-commerce platform Vmall but quite possibly not anywhere else in the world, as GSMArena spotted.
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While we're not anywhere near a fertility disaster in the realm of The Handmaid's Tale, any new developments are still worth keeping an eye on in the future.
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Nick Reilly, a former chief executive of GM Korea, told Reuters that Hyundai's brand image has certainly gone up but still is "not anywhere near a premium brand".
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New York City is certainly not anywhere close to overtaking the Bay Area as the nation's tech leader, but it is increasingly competing for tech companies and talent.
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So for him, he's actually not anywhere near as shocked perhaps as the rest of us were, as the people that have risen up in the streets in protest.
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With regard to question (3), the CIA would be hard put to provide an answer, because analysis of election results is not anywhere close to its area of expertise.
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Congress recently allotted $6 billion to address the epidemic over the next two years, which public health experts have described as a good start but not anywhere near enough.
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He's got the nomination sewn up and based on what we saw today the RNC is not anywhere close to seriously considering running some kind of third candidate in November.
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A lot of people make fun of the duck-billed platypus, saying it's a ridiculous mishmash of parts and can only exist in parts of Australia and not anywhere else.
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One of the paper's main premises is that we are not anywhere near what is called general artificial intelligence, meaning machines that can perform all tasks humans are capable of.
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Deontay Wilder's rich, famous and a heavyweight champ ... something he's not: anywhere near done knockin' dudes out -- 'cause his fiancee tells TMZ Sports he plans to fight til he's 40!!!
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Each deals with the fight for equality, a battle that's fought in the courtroom ("Loving"), the workplace ("Hidden Figures") and even the home ("Fences") — and is not anywhere near over.
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Miniature dogs (like chihuahuas), poodles and poodle mixes have the hardest time because they have hair, which is "not anywhere near as protective or thick as fur," Dr. Goldstein said.
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But it's worth noting that it is not anywhere near the top issues Democratic voters want to hear candidates address; those would be healthcare, immigration, the economy and the climate crisis.
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That's not anywhere near top of the field for this size of computer, but it's good enough that you can get through half a day of work before needing to charge.
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" Golden quotes, by name, Margot Krebs, who was the director of the college preparatory program at Kushner's high school, saying, "Jared was certainly not anywhere near the top of his class.
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There was a zine culture, there was a music culture, riot grrrl feminism, but it was not anywhere near a mainstream set of media or pop culture, for a long time.
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Democrats are outperforming their baseline on the state legislative level as they are in congressional specials, but not anywhere to the degree that they were during the 2017 to 2018 period.
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But if he sees a movie which shows his very neighborhood, it becomes possible for him to live, for a time at least, as a person who is Somewhere and not Anywhere.
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But that money proved to be not anywhere close to enough, and the ACA's funding for Puerto Ricans' health care was set to begin running out at the end of this year.
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While not anywhere close to the money IBM or Broadcom spent, SAP went out and nabbed Qualtrics last month just before the company was about to IPO, still paying a healthy $8 billion.
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Even though autumn's food mascot actually turned out to be something of an imposter, the recipe world is not anywhere close to giving up the canned baking gold (and frankly, neither are we).
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"We went through this process of realizing that the big companies are really focused on the consumer applications — not anywhere there's a quality threshold, which is really the entire translation industry," Green said.
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There's a kiss in "Lahu Munh Lag Gaya," but it's not anywhere near as provocative as the way these two look at each other — or Deepika smearing red Holi powder down her neck.
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"Though it is not anywhere in the law, that was the minimal time they were to be in jail, because within two years the patients will have successfully finished their treatment," Mwenda said.
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"Automated driving will not be possible without high-precision maps – not in China and not anywhere else in the world either," Rolf Bulander, chairman of Bosch's Mobility Solutions unit said in the statement.
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It is of course too facile to say that the U.S. is becoming a Middle Eastern country: We are thankfully not anywhere near the levels of violent hatred that characterize Iraq or Syria.
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Thousands of people all over the United States had at some time worked in an orphanage, yet none had come forward to reminisce about their time, at least not anywhere that Widman could find.
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I have known a few teachers that have moved out of state, because of how low the pay is, but the problem is there really is not anywhere that teachers are getting paid enough.
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SO BREXIT WILL BE A LIFT, BUT I THINK NOT -- BUT NOT ANYWHERE NEAR AS SERIOUSLY AS WHAT WE'VE HAD TO DO IN THE U.S. AND WHAT WE'RE CURRENTLY DOING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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The problem is nowhere on earth is prosperous today — not San Francisco, not Shanghai, not Switzerland, not Singapore, not anywhere — because it's managed to retain the same jobs mix it had 40 years ago.
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Voice Clips could let people share compelling, deeply personal content even if they're home and not anywhere interesting, don't have video capture or editing savvy, aren't attractive on screen or lack a nice smartphone camera.
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The moth car is certainly not anywhere close to being ready for the real world, but the researchers say it's a start for odor-detecting robots controlled by living things with sharp senses of smell.
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They might not anywhere near as commonplace as the Back to the Future universe foretold, but that doesn't mean the tech will never reach the streets (or at least a few inches above them) IRL.
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But when a position becomes available at these big, grand, Parisian ateliers, not often are these names thrown around (or not anywhere near as much as their male contemporaries, like Riccardo Tisci or Raf Simons).
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But it only includes a few tens of thousands of breeding pairs — not anywhere near as many as were lost — and relocation isn't easy for the penguins, which naturally return to where they were born.
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That's not anywhere near as cheap as something like Trader Joe's Two-Buck Chuck, but those looking for everyday table wines under $10 already have a sizable collection to browse through via the Amazon Wine website.
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"It makes you feel like you're not anywhere else that you've been before, which makes you believe that you can be something that you've never been before," he says in an exclusive clip from Friday's episode.
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After all, he's not anywhere as beholden to existing Republican constituencies as Cruz, who has deep ties to evangelical Christians, or Senator Marco Rubio, who never allows himself a thought that would alienate the donor class.
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The acquisition of Oath added about $1.2 billion in brand revenue (?) to Verizon for the last quarter, but it's not anywhere near the kind of media juggernaut that AT&T would get through the TimeWarner acquisition.
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"Planned Parenthood will not cower to politicians who are trying to dismantle our access to safe, legal abortion — not in Missouri, and not anywhere else," said Alexis McGill Johnson, acting president and CEO of Planned Parenthood.
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Looking at the Super Tuesday results, it appears that Democratic voters are not anywhere near as alienated from their party establishment as Republicans were when they propelled then-candidate Donald Trump to the nomination in 2016.
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"We're not anywhere near reaching a saturation point for protest," said Michael Heaney, the author of "Party in the Street: The Antiwar Movement and the Democratic Party after 9/11" and a University of Michigan professor.
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"This report has some minor encouragement, not anywhere near the kind of encouragement we were hoping to see," ANCOR CEO Barbara Merrill told The Hill, adding that the workforce issues were one of the most troubling aspects.
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Moreover, if Trump views politics through what he sees on cable news, he should keep in mind that the group of voters he may need to win reelection are not anywhere close to cable news' main demographic.
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Freshly Picked Baby Moccasins, available at Freshly Picked, from $39It's not anywhere near as practical as gifting diapers, but these tiny moccasins are adorable — and they come in a huge selection of fun prints and vibrant colors.
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Attached to that there were all kinds of people who claimed they were the bandits who robbed the train, and this person that I chose definitely was not anywhere near Pixley, California on the night of this robbery.
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It was a bit better for the Nasdaq, which outperformed again on Friday, but the market's breadth was not anywhere near as strong as it had been on other days in which the market saw a nice rally.
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"We're not anywhere near where we should have been based on the relationships that men and women have, or the way power is used and abused, and I just think we have so far to go," Spielberg said.
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N.S.: So this year, 20163 to 14 women-directed movies will land on the top-grossing 100 films of the year, which is not anywhere close to parity, but it's at least an improvement from where it's been.
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Photo: APGoogle is planning to roll out a new system in which it helps news publishers zero in on potential subscribers in exchange for a revenue split—but the search giant says the feature is not anywhere near release.
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"Incoming revenues are not anywhere where they need to be to make all of the needed investments to keep things in a good state of repair and make some of these larger replacement and rehabilitation projects happen," Black said.
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The 2016 Race Bernie Sanders has vowed to fight for the presidential nomination until the Democratic convention, but the results Tuesday suggest that he is not anywhere close to being on track to amass a majority of pledged delegates.
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That puts him well on-pace to best President George W. Bush's tally of 155 events in his second term, but not anywhere near the more than 400 events President Bill Clinton attended during his final four years in office.
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It's true that it's not anywhere near the sensation of launching the Model S P100D, but it's extremely fun, and will easily (very easily) exceed anything the vast majority of this car's drivers will have ever experienced in similarly priced sedans.
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Amazon "is now consolidating sideways below its 200-day moving average, not anywhere close to making new highs at this point in time and not really having the momentum as to what you're seeing right now with Wayfair," he said.
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Noreika said the OCC had filed a motion to dismiss the cases because the agency is not "anywhere near deciding whether we're actually going to use" it and so it believes there is no federal jurisdiction to hear the case.
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But that $1 billion in proposed funding is not anywhere near sufficient to fix the child care crisis we have right now, he says, including solving issues around affordability, supply of providers and an underfunded workforce of teachers and daycare employees.
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Sooner or later, Americans' real wages (accounting for inflation) will start to grow meaningfully along with—if not anywhere as fast as—Wall Street profits and their debt loads will come down, or else growth will continue to favor a tiny investor class.
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But not anywhere near as devastating as what some five years ago we would have said and quite frankly would have probably -- would have been a reality, had the United States not leaned into natural resource delivery around the world we have.
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That's not anywhere near as funny, or as ripe on satirical grounds, as what viewers got instead: a show about how well-intentioned people can nonetheless hinder themselves and their dreams time and again by failing to acknowledge or address the elephants in the room.
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This is a series where you were once asked to tap R1 and L1 in order to slowly tear the head off a character, as evidenced below: God of War doesn't have much of that—at least, not anywhere close to its past indulgences.
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I don't like when people say, 'Oh, we're going to rejoin Paris,' and Paris is like the gold standard, because that's not anywhere close to what we need to do, and we're learning more every day about just how far behind those goals are.
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" And when he made a pitch for the 2020 Olympic Games — an idea that a spokesman for the United States Olympic Committee said was "not anywhere on our radar screen" — he quoted Robert F. Kennedy: "Some men see things as they are and say, 'Why?
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"Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is, or he hasn't been paying taxes we would expect him to pay or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's been doing," Romney added.
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On his own merits, Jared would not have gotten in, since he lacked both top grades and SAT scores: "Margot Krebs, who was director of Frisch's college preparatory program at the time, said, 'Jared was certainly not anywhere near the top of his class,'" Golden recounts.
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"Americans are again playing an advisor role, an enabler role for these Iraqi forces ... Most of the American forces in Iraq are not anywhere close to the front line," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook told a news briefing, saying many U.S. troops were on advisory or logistical support missions.
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Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is or he hasn't been paying the kind of taxes we would expect him to pay, or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to the vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's doing.
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Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is, or he hasn't been paying the kind of taxes we would expect him to pay, or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to the vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's doing.
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"Either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is, or he hasn't been paying taxes we would expect him to pay or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's been doing," Romney said on Fox News Wednesday.
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Sandwiched on this program between Jerome Robbins's sunny "In G Major" (1975), with its suggestions of a day at the beach among friends, and Christopher Wheeldon's "DGV: Danse à Grande Vitesse" (2006), inspired by high-speed train travel, "Rotunda" recognizes its dancers as real people, not anywhere else but right here.
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It was a little bit disappointing because there were at the time other kids we thought should really get in on the merits, and they did not" ... ... Margot Krebs, who was director of Frisch's college preparatory program at the time, said, "Jared was certainly not anywhere near the top of his class.
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"This is not anywhere close to that, and I think it has left a number of conservative activists saying I'm not advocating for this," said David Bozell, the president of ForAmerica, an organization founded in 2845, the year the Affordable Care Act was passed, to help spread conservative ideas on social media.
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Edit button: "It's a feature that we should build at some point but it's not anywhere near the top of our priorities," said product chief Kayvon Beykpour, adding that Twitter should find a way to help people fix typos, or clarify what they said, though there are obvious risks that such a feature could be abused.
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The second stage will put the test cargo—a red convertible made by Mr Musk's other company, Tesla, with "Space Oddity" on the stereo and "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" in the glove box—into an orbit which will take it through the Earth's Van Allen radiation belts before a final burn puts it into an orbit that will take it out to that of Mars, though not anywhere near the planet itself.
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But it's not a raffle; see update at the bottom of this post.) Still, that's not anywhere near as generous an offer as the previous referral program, which not only offered six months of free Supercharging per referral and a wide variety of other rewards (including free Tesla Powerwall batteries, free high-end wheels, and fun "adventures" like the chance to watch a SpaceX rocket launch, though it's possible some of those will also be reinstated), but also a 2 percent discount on a Tesla Roadster that could, slowly, add up to a guaranteed free car, according to Electrek's reporting.
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Fox News anchor Bret Baier said Wednesday that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's public statements on the Russia investigation were not "anywhere near as clear-cut" as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's and Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE's pronouncements.
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