It just shouldn't happen, at least not beyond grade school.
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Changing this behavior is not beyond the reach of policy.
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The climate breakdown is not beyond our control at all.
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"Not beyond what has been out there open-source, and not beyond anything that I'm sure this committee has already seen and heard before, directly from the intelligence community," he told the House Intelligence Committee.
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"My house is damaged, but not beyond repair," Ms. Nelson said.
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Super-Earths typically form near the snowline, but not beyond it.
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A company-backed cryptocurrency is not beyond the realms of possibility.
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Buzz Aldrin has been to space, but he's not beyond earthly problems.
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In his pictures, we can see just so far, but not beyond.
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"It's not beyond their ability if they made that decision," he said.
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They were not beyond turning churches into mosques and forcibly converting Christians.
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I mean, it's not beyond me – but sometimes I wish it was.
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Still, his triumph, or the idea of it, was not beyond prediction.
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They're not beyond repair, but fixing them will be costly and difficult.
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He was not beyond threatening reporters in the vernacular of a mobster.
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Experts say it's an unlikely scenario, although not beyond the realm of possibility.
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UX design informed by business intelligence is not beyond AI and automation's reach.
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He argued that juveniles have developing minds and so are not beyond reform.
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"I expect Harvey will be equal to if not beyond Katrina," Larson said.
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But correcting the error was not beyond the National Weather Service's Birmingham, Ala.
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If we are capable of this intimacy, then maybe we are not beyond repair.
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I have not beyond ... We try to be very audience-focused, but I don't know.
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"The members will listen," says one Tory MP. "They are not beyond reason at all."
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The departure of oligarchs might affect prices on some streets in Kensington, but not beyond.
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And Parker himself is not beyond rehab, despite what some critics like Gay might contend.
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Stamping out this horror is not beyond hope; it requires good policing and political will.
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Now, that would stretch the bounds of rationality to, if not beyond, the breaking point.
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The deluded monk was not beyond the light, But the malignant demon must wreak havoc.
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Even then, Britain's monarchy is not beyond reproach—as Prince Andrew has recently made clear.
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This strike is further evidence that those who seek us harm are not beyond our reach.
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It's not beyond hope the prez will come out and at least wave to the crowd.
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It might take some weeks to serve the whole world, but that's not beyond Google's reach.
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So they are trying to raise price targets to where the stocks are, if not beyond.
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It was important to know if the Americans were going to support us or not, beyond talking.
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So TPC made an assumption: The credit would be refundable against payroll taxes, but not beyond that.
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"Twenty-four would be unbelievable to see, but it's not beyond the realm of reason," Crouser says.
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" He added: "It will take a little time to get there, but it is not beyond us.
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However, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that it does exist but no one has located it.
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And, when it's not beyond humid outside, sweat actually serves a very helpful purpose in cooling you down.
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Richard expected rig count to rise to 1,000 by the end of the year, but not beyond that.
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They're violent, but defined by rules of supply and demand; illegal, but not beyond the law of competition.
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Whether or not this witness is an abuser is certainly, certainly not beyond the scope of this inquiry.
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"It's not beyond imagining that he could get in and have an effect on the race," he said.
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That's not beyond the scope of what the Philippines can produce, but it's most likely an optimistic scenario.
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"The Festival will be held not beyond the control of the organizers of the reasons," the organizers posted.
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PAT BROWN: First of all, our main rival is not Beyond Meat or any other plant-based company.
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If Rumi arrived at a place of tolerance, it was from within his Islamic tradition, not beyond it.
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"Edy has the type of touch where it's not beyond him being able to step out there," Stackhouse said.
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At 43, it is not beyond the realms of possibility that Sunday's victory will be his final major triumph.
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The purge has expanded to include businesses with alleged links to the armed Kurdistan Workers' Party, but not beyond.
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"It is not beyond my imagination," Morawiecki said when asked if Poland or Alior may resume talks with Raiffeisen.
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I was drunk, I was not tipsy, I was drunk, but I was not beyond the point of recollection.
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But there was an undertone of concern sure to linger to Thursday's Game 3 in Houston, if not beyond.
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It is a distant risk to the currency bloc that Italy will actually walk away, but not beyond imagination.
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Which is to say that becoming the nation's leading retailer does not guarantee immortality, at least not beyond architecture.
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Its hackers, however, are not beyond reach: Many are dispersed abroad, where they can be tracked and shut down.
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In the future, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that these tech-infused amenities exceed even our wildest expectations.
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" In reality, ecstasy is not an "exceptionally dangerous drug," and passing a pill to your friend is not "beyond understanding.
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The company, founded in 2010, doesn't sell ads just yet, at least not beyond a small handful of test campaigns.
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The group is not beyond opportunism in taking credit for attacks in which it appears to have had no role.
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Pressuring Pakistan to get with the program will be difficult, but not beyond the skills of this three-time ambassador.
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Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak: While violence is not beyond naming and diagnosis, it does raise many challenging questions all the same.
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But surely it is not beyond the grasp of a continent so rich in history, talent, material and moral resources.
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It's a sign to the rest of the world … even the president is not beyond the reach of the 1st Amendment.
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Smaller firms may find the prospect daunting, but the existence of online courses means that it is not beyond their abilities.
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Earth -- or "Spaceship Earth" as he calls it, borrowing the words of American polymath R. Buckminster Fuller -- is not beyond redemption.
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"If we take our time and we focus on the essentials, it's not beyond reach, it could happen," Eide told reporters.
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In the frontal lobe, in the front of the brain, new links are still forming at age 30, if not beyond.
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But considering the prize at stake, he says, what's needed is not beyond imagining: "a matter of billions, not hundreds of billions".
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Among these healthy controls, "you shouldn't find any differences," Eklund told me—not beyond the expected 403 percent false positive rate, anyway.
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The motive of the island killer, meanwhile, becomes far more opaque: Surely these victims are not beyond the reach of the law?
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Medical experts testified in Topp's resentencing that he was a child under duress and is not beyond the ability to be rehabilitated.
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"There's nothing, in my opinion, which is not beyond the line of duty when it comes to controlling that woman," he reportedly snapped.
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I think, in a way, that lends to Jack's perfection of knowing that he's not beyond asking for help when he needs it.
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They gave us a lot of stuff that makes us think that she probably did something wrong, but not beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Such heights are not beyond the realm of possibility, but if America reaches them tax reform will have little to do with it.
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BOOKER: I passed them once at a cocktail party, but I'm not beyond working with people on the other side of the aisle.
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The drone has to be controlled by a licensed pilot, flown only during the day, and not beyond the pilot's line of sight.
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"So I am not beyond the belief that someday a provider could turn on my cellphone and listen to my conversations," she said.
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" In early 2009, an assistant attorney general announced that the six people were innocent "not beyond a reasonable doubt but beyond all doubt.
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Despite the contentiousness and considerable spending, this loss for the Republican establishment is not beyond the imagination given the latest developments from Washington.
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The climate is changing rapidly, and I just hope we're not beyond being able to pay what is owed to our own extinction debt.
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If that sounds unlikely, with only Daniil Kvyat confirmed so far at Toro Rosso in 2019, it is not beyond the bounds of possibility.
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Such an outcome – where "hard Brexit" leads to what might be called "hard Remain" – might be unlikely, but not beyond the realms of possibility.
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Surely accurately tracking the movement of a human foot is not beyond the realm of possibility given the technology at our disposal these days?
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To invest in comprehensive preservation and digitization programs is not cheap, but it's not beyond the means of UMG or the other major labels.
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Brown said it was "not beyond the realm of possibility" that the country could eventually break apart, even if he doesn't think it's likely.
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And the House should be clear that a short extension – not beyond the end of June – would almost certainly have to be a one-off.
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But The Discovery never aspires to be challenging, at least not beyond its Children of Men-like fascination with an apocalypse happening in slow motion.
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Worst practicesExpensive, shambolic, and humiliated though it might be, Juicero's problems as they're understood in the press and by the public are not beyond repair.
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Judge Susan Carney wrote in the court's decision that Rule 41 only expanded a judge's authority to issue warrants within U.S. territory, not beyond it.
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"Could you hold us to the burden of 'beyond a reasonable doubt' and not 'beyond all doubt'?" a prosecutor, Joel J. Seidemann, asked one juror.
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It focuses on the manipulation contestants endure at the hands of producers and exaggerates what we see in the "Bachelor" franchise, but not beyond recognition.
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He added that if convicted, the child would likely be sentenced to at least five years of probation but not beyond the age of 21.
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The film "The Martian" popularized the idea of growing plant-life on the Red Planet, and according to Armstrong, it's not beyond the realms of possibility.
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While it would be economically stupid to spark a trade war with China, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that Trump will do it anyway.
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There are some people out there that want to remove as much guns as possible, and it's not beyond them to do something fake like this.
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The Trump administration wants no permanent presence in Afghanistan, at least not beyond what may be needed for countering al Qaeda, ISIS and other international terrorists.
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An Egyptian military spokesman, Colonel Tamer al-Refaei, said anyone who plotted what he called terrorist violence against Egypt was not beyond the reach of the military.
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Mrs May said that such an extension would run "not beyond the end of June", to avoid dragging Britain into this spring's elections to the European Parliament.
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The shipbuilder said on Friday it would further extend the closing date for the buyout offer on Vard's shares to March 2100, but not beyond that date.
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There is a high risk of the disease spreading across the country, though not beyond its borders, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned Tuesday in a statement.
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In essence, both district and appeals courts' renderings apply only to within, and not beyond, the territorial borders of a specific federal Circuit Court of Appeal's jurisdiction.
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While that may be somewhere far off down the horizon, with the company's connections to the banking industry and to national governments, it's not beyond the pale.
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And yet, like other incidents before it, this attack was carried out by a terrorist whose inspiration to act reportedly came from within, not beyond, America's national borders.
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Finally, the simple fact that Trump has beaten the odds so far means that it is not beyond the realm of possibility that he could beat them again.
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To obtain damages, alleged victims will need to prove their claims only by a preponderance of the evidence, not beyond a reasonable doubt as in a criminal case.
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But both Kenneth Starr (Whitewater) and Leon Jaworski (Watergate) reached the opposite conclusion, on the theory that the president is not beyond the reach of the criminal laws.
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Jaroslav HavelWest Caldwell, N.J. To the Editor: Given his poor showing in recent polls, it's not beyond reason to suppose that President Trump would welcome a major distraction.
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It's a clever wrinkle that the two adult women recapitulate the mean-girl theme; onetime schoolmates at Aburi, they are not beyond a bit of bitchery years later.
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Had the game lasted into a second or third overtime, Coach Rod Brind'Amour said, Carolina's vitality for Game 2 on Sunday, if not beyond, could have been compromised.
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His conduct, his unproven denials, and yes his father's insistence not only on backing him up but seemingly facilitating much of his behavior is not beyond scrutiny whatsoever.
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It is presumably not beyond the wit of a foreign terrorist to log onto Craigslist once he has entered the United States and pick up a cheap unlocked Samsung.
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It is not beyond power fantasy, and instead it embraces it, bending that framework specifically toward the experiences of black Americans and other people located in the African diaspora.
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But it is not beyond their power to try—or at least to appear on television to be trying, and then blame Democrats and feckless judges for any failures.
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"The jury could not, beyond a reasonable doubt, conclude that she did anything outside of her duties and training as a police officer in that situation," the letter said.
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But there are also so many people like BoJack, who have done monstrous things — perhaps many monstrous things — but who are not beyond redemption, who might yet be forgiven.
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It's not beyond the realm of possibility that if Flynn were being friendly to the Russian ambassador it would have been endorsed, implicitly or explicitly, by others in the administration.
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That's a science fiction concept in many ways, but it's not beyond the realm of the possible that these systems could potentially do something we don't want something to do.
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"The state courts' finding that Dassey's confession was voluntary was not beyond fair debate, but we conclude it was reasonable," read part of the 39-page ruling, according to Variety.
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Now, it is not beyond possibility that he has an atomic bomb capable of yielding 53 kilotons which could be fitted to an ICBM with a range of 4,000 kilometers.
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Also, it is not beyond reason that a sovereign nation would be allowed to inquire whether the religious beliefs of an asylum seeker are compatible with the American constitutional order.
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But it's not beyond the realm of possibility that a future Chancery judge will rely on the statute allowing the appointment of custodian to order the sale of a profitable business.
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They don't move quickly (WashPost notes not "beyond a stroll's pace"), but the aerial drone, which sits atop the car, can detach and surveil surrounding areas that the car cannot reach.
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Certainly, it is not beyond the realm of possibility that if the upcoming GOP convention renounces a popular favorite, another schism might roil the party as it did when Lincoln ran.
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I still believe it is in the interests of the country for both Sessions and Rosenstein to stay in their positions for the duration of the Mueller investigation, if not beyond.
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Therefore, if the verification arrangement acceptable to the U.S. is successfully negotiated, then, perhaps if not all, but a partial removal of American forces is not beyond of rim of impossible.
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"There were sanctions specific to election meddling that I believe were discussed, but not beyond that," White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters at an off-camera briefing on Monday.
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And, believe it or not, beyond right swipes and Bumble back-and-forths, there are tons of places to meet prospective dates — from Reddit subthreads to Facebook groups to Twitter mentions.
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While prosecutors stopped short of arguing that Flynn's recent actions amount to a breach of his plea agreement, it is not beyond possibility that Sullivan could upend Flynn's guilty plea altogether.
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Analysts at Liberum echoed the concerns, saying that 1 billion pounds would only cover debt maturing to 2021 but not beyond and estimating that the company needed around 1.6 billion pounds.
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In a bold ruling in October the Supreme Court not only roundly rejected the team's arguments; it also asserted that the blasphemy law was not beyond criticism since it was man-made.
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It is not beyond the realm of possibility that Chung can win the Australian Open, too, after defeating three seeded players, including the six-time champion Novak Djokovic in the fourth round.
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The Tates don't acknowledge that their digs are in pieces — or not beyond the obvious fact that Dad broke down the door in a drunken rage the night before the play begins.
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Mr. Black, for all his talk of the business being "a living, breathing entity" is not beyond the candid throwaway remark that he would sell in a minute for the right price.
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Bend your knees and push your butt and hips out and down behind you, keeping your weight on your heels and assuring that your knees are over your toes, but not beyond them.
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Such networks of biopower helped to produce and contain racialized resistance, as Roderick Ferguson, Eric Bennett, and Jodi Melamed et al have noted, as recuperated within if not beyond the Cold War academy.
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It's not beyond imagining that Mr. Obama could break with a practice whose ills he observed so astutely, and which contributed to the downfall of the Democrat he hoped would cement his legacy.
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It's intrinsic to the president's appeal to his base, and it's increasingly clear that either deliberately or impulsively, both his conduct and his policies are aimed at that base and not beyond it.
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Moderate amounts of muscle strength, but not beyond that, were associated with a 232% reduced risk of developing Type 22 diabetes in the study, published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings on Monday.
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The Tax Policy Center's methods and modeling are not beyond criticism, but TPC is a widely respected and credible shop, and the basic thrust of its analysis is echoed by competing credible sources.
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I think all producers – whether companies and countries – have benefited significantly from the course of action that we have taken and therefore they would benefit from continuing the course but not beyond reaching balance.
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" Other engineers at the same and several competitor firms, all with international licenses and also requesting not to be named, described their colleague's analysis as "optimistic" but also "not beyond the realm of possibility.
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"When I look at the life span on my family's side, it was not beyond 78 or 80, so I sized mine to a couple of years, no inflation, $6,000 a month," he said.
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The state's attorney told the Star the child wouldn't go to jail in any scenario, but said they could be "put on probation for at least five years but not beyond the age of 21."
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If you've heard the term "white feminism" tossed around your social media feeds, this is a prime example: fighting for freedom and justice as far as the boundaries of your own identity and not beyond.
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While negotiators were at the table Friday, UAW Vice President Terry Dittes, who heads the bargaining team, told members in a letter late Thursday to expect negotiations to continue through the weekend, if not beyond.
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A brief air campaign against the key elements of this program, not beyond the capabilities of the U.S. military, would instill fear among America's enemies, reverse Iranian advances and delay the dangers of nuclear proliferation.
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Hasbro will still feel the impact from the liquidation of Toys R Us in the next quarter — but not beyond that, the company's chairman and CEO, Brian Goldner, told CNBC on Monday after reporting its earnings.
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As the world's biggest trading bloc tried to brace for an unpredictable ride, Spain said the EU could agree to extend the deadline for Brexit, but not beyond elections for the European Parliament due in May.
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We may be in for weeks of political maneuvering as Netanyahu seeks to get to the magic 61, if not beyond -- and for new elections if he ends up not being able to form a government.
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She absolutely had the right to go after her rival; a primary is a competition, and criticism of other candidates itself is not only not beyond the pale, it's an important part of the democratic process.
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WARWICK, England, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Jaguar Land Rover has enough parts from China to maintain its British production for the next two weeks but not beyond that at the moment, Chief Executive Ralf Speth said on Tuesday.
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And I am sorry but this report shows that they are not beyond reproach and that criticizing the FBI and caring about what they are doing is something that the media should be doing more of, not less.
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Although we are hardly likely to hear Presidents Donald Trump, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin engage in such discourse at the G20 in Hamburg, it's not beyond reason to believe these men are capable of such thought.
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"The excesses of this eccentric millionaire have proven that the number one enemy of the U.S. is not beyond its borders, but rather within," wrote Vladimir Flórez, a Colombian cartoonist popularly known as Vladdo, in El Tiempo newspaper.
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Perhaps this was to be expected; there was no criterion for selection, really, not beyond something to promote, a willingness to ham it up for a few segments, and the inclination to show up in a random city.
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Right now, Florida, along with most of the 22 states with similar self-defense laws, places a lower burden of proof on the defendant at the pretrial hearing — a preponderance of the evidence, not beyond a reasonable doubt.
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There&aposs one court decision that says you can&apost keep them more than 72 hours, there&aposs another court decision that says you can keep them up to 20 days but not beyond 245 days no matter what.
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There&aposs one court decision that says you can&apost keep them more than 72 hours, there&aposs another court decision that says you can keep them up to 20 days but not beyond 20 days no matter what.
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Heads may roll, so to speak, inside the BOP, and it is not beyond the realm of possibility that Epstein did in fact use his wealth to win special treatment, whether from inmates or guards, prior to his death.
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The beef tartare is chopped to little pieces but not beyond, smoothed with egg yolk, dressed with enough mustard to make it stand out in a crowd, and served with the fries that McDonald's sells only in my dreams.
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Jaguar Land Rover has enough parts from China to maintain its British production for the next two weeks but not beyond that at the moment due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, the firm's boss said on Tuesday.
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At least not beyond the fact that if we learned anything from this season, and designers working at this particular time, it is that all women's wear should be by definition about #MeToo (about empowerment and a celebration of personal agency).
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To be sure, our estimates of additional deaths caused by the passage of the BRCA are not beyond criticism, but they are solid estimates firmly rooted in scientific evidence — unlike the dubious claim that the ACA has saved "zero" lives.
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He said it's not beyond reason that they'd be asked by the Kremlin to do things in the US related to elections, but whether an oligarch is operating on his or her own behalf or Russia's could be anyone's guess.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Britain knows that the European Union is willing to postpone the date on which it will leave the bloc, currently March 29, but preferably not beyond the European Parliament elections set for May, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Thursday.
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But the unexpected proportions are not beyond the realm of the wearable: A bibbed, ruffled white blouse could be an elevated take on officewear; and a series of oversize, bias-cut pinstriped pieces invert the conventions of corporate fabric, to suggest streetwear instead.
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The question was answered on Thursday, when the Philharmonic announced that it had reached beyond its ranks — but not beyond the orchestra field, or even the West Coast — for its next chief executive: Simon Woods, the innovative president of the Seattle Symphony.
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Don't care because there are votes to be garnered or Senate seats to be captured but because these are fellow human beings who have been crushed by forces that are beyond their control — but not beyond our control as a united people.
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SAO PAULO, March 25 (Reuters) - Brazil does not have the capacity to announce huge fiscal packages to fight the coronavirus crisis, economic policy secretary Adolfo Sachsida said on Wednesday, adding that any measures taken will be for this year only and not beyond.
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Tokyo will be the first major market to open on Monday and the yen will likely strengthen to the dollar, but not beyond 106.50, said Itsuo Toshima, market analyst at Toshima & Associates, adding that he did not expect stocks traders to make sharp moves.
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And that the people in these "narco" stories we love to consume (and create) are real, and the consequences are real, and it's not beyond our control to keep them from dying, like some in this book did, or getting locked away, like others did.
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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Palmyra's renowned Temple of Bel, blown up by Islamic State last year, is not beyond repair but the full extent of damage in the ancient city could take weeks to establish because of mines laid amid the ruins, Syria's antiquities chief said.
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While it is highly unlikely that Jeremy Corbyn will end up in Number 10 come June 9, the prospect of Prime Minister Corbyn is not beyond the realms of possibilityafter the recent narrowing — with a coalition between Labour and the SNP mooted in recent days.
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Agu's soul is not beyond salvage, and the film ends on a hopeful note, as a gaggle of former child combatants take to the ocean and frolic in the waves and Agu, looking very much like a boy again, plunges in to join them.
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"There was clear evidence, certainly not beyond a reasonable doubt, but 200 pages of a multiplicity of contacts," said Swalwell, who is widely viewed as a long-shot presidential candidate, told VICE News on a phone call from the campaign trail in New Hampshire.
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Conscious of the need to have an unequivocal success with which to erase the bad memory of the Note 7, Samsung will push its engineering teams to their absolute limits (but not beyond, because, well, that's how we got the Note 7 in the first place).
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"It is not beyond our imagination that this is an effort to divert attention from the current realities of the market where Uber has faced major setbacks including the recent incidents of Uber vehicles being seized by the Government authorities," the company said in its statement.
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This means it's not beyond the realm of possibility, for example, that the United States could find itself dragged into a war with China if Beijing and Tokyo clash over the uninhabited Senkaku islands – a pile of rocks possessing no strategic interest to the United States.
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"The House (of Commons, lower house of parliament) should be clear that a short extension, not beyond the end of June, would almost certainly have to be a one-off ... so it would create a much sharper cliff edge in a few months' time," she told parliament.
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And since the ATSC 3.0 protocol is designed to allow internet connections to communicate with broadcast signals, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that we might someday see the possibility that Hulu or Netflix would be available as an over-the-air broadcast channel, weird as that sounds.
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If we're talking about what he might say that he hasn't already yet, it's probably not beyond him to begin to weave the southern border into discussions about the Syrian crisis, for example that report of five Syrian refugees turning themselves in at the US-Mexico border in November.
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Seeing what a hot button issue net neutrality is, it's not beyond the bounds of reason that the Republican leadership (and a flip-flopping president who was for net neutrality before he was against it) will fold rather than have it on the table during a very tough midterm battle.
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A spokesperson for Ola called the lawsuit "frivolous and false," adding, "It is not beyond our imagination that this is an effort to divert attention from the current realities of the market where Uber has faced major setbacks including the recent incidents of Uber vehicles being seized by the government authorities."
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The sex robots we have today only attempt to move their joints and head; human beings are largely more powerful than they are (at least, as of now) so physically a sex robot could not injure a human being, at least not beyond the extent that the human being wants to be injured.
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"The aftermath has proven very challenging and ... one of the things we didn't anticipate was just how anti-foreigner a country that had just had an intervention occur carried out by foreigners -- how anti-foreigner that they would be," Power said, noting that the Libyans "wanted international support on the front end" but not beyond.
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It is feasible that teens could say "RUH"—saying "horny" is about the least horny-making thing you can do, so any attempts to disguise and avoid the full impact of the word "horny" could and should be encouraged—but it's also not beyond the realms of possibility that a dog could say it, too.
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While Oluo, who spent time with Dolezal, says she "looks really, really white," it is not beyond the imagination to come into contact with a black person, who, both because of the one-drop rule, and even without it — in say, someone who can trace a majority sub-Saharan ancestry — looks like Dolezal and is accepted as black.
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Mr. Sappington, a 27-year-old Ohio native, took this as evidence that Nelsonville was not beyond redemption, that the town where he had grown up in hard circumstances — the son of a single mother who was for a time on food stamps, living deep in the woods in a manufactured home — wasn't really Trump country.
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The emphasis on shared responsibility and the fear of the Other might feel like a call-and-response to the Western world, but The Square isn't just a Trump screed or an anti-Brexit lamentation: In 2008, Sweden approved the opening of its first gated community, proving that even the most infamously egalitarian society was not beyond the pale of fear.
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Still, as technology around AI improves and brands start developing sex dolls that are able to convincingly replicate human sexual response, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that sex dolls could one day join the ranks of vibrators and other sex toys, which now enjoy a certain mainstream respectability and are considered supplements of, rather than threats to, a healthy and safe sex life.
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But while the fateful Champions League finals of 2003 and 2015 – when respective losses to AC Milan and Barcelona left what currently remains an agonising aperture in his monumental trophy collection – cannot be replayed, at least not beyond the confines of Buffon's mind, the final of 2017 yet awaits and therein lies his greatest opportunity, and the reason why Saturday's game represents so much more for Buffon than it does the other 21 players destined to share the stage with him.
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