And I will not ever be quiet — I will not ever be quiet about matters of national security.
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"They said our child might not ever wake up, and if she did, she might not ever be the same," Phillips told CNN in January.
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But I did not ever get -- thankfully, I did not ever get close enough to it to be able to identify the type of rifle that was being used.
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And we're not backing down — not today, not ever.
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Gavin Newsom, did not ever concede that Trump was correct.
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Do NOT ever use the bank currency exchange at airports.
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So far the person's face has not ever been seen.
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We've saved enough to not ever need to work again.
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I do not ever set things in a real culture.
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"I do not ever remember saying that," Rinna told Kyle.
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It did not end, because it does not ever end.
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"I'm not ever going to do that again," he says.
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Do not ever assume you know what it's like. 100.
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We do not compromise, not today, not tomorrow, not ever.
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I have not ever, ever regretted it for one second.
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He sensed his life might not ever be the same.
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This, of course, has not and might not ever happen.
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So do not ever quit out of fear of rejection.
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Do not ever expect Donald Trump to pardon a steer.
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I do not ever justify the unreasonable use of force.
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Iran promised that it will not "ever" seek a nuclear weapon.
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Page says Trump is not ever going to become president, right?
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I'm not ever trying to put my hands on any female.
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Still not ever going to be anything other than unrequited love.
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Not in public, not on television, not in photos, not ever.
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So you're not ever going to get a premium to deliver.
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I hate to disappoint the haters, but not today; not ever.
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And if some of his advisers have their way, not ever.
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I felt I could not ever go back and visit it.
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"I just could not ever skip New Hampshire," Clinton said Wednesday.
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Nuclear power does not and will not ever meet these criteria.
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It's something she has not "ever felt drawn to," Yates said.
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Why do my kids not ever get to know their Poppy?
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Memorable Line: ''Love means not ever having to say you're sorry.
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But you prepare and you prepare, and it's not ever enough.
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STARR: We could not ever release that, so I respectfully disagree.
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"Puerto Rico has not ever recovered from Hurricane Maria," Miranda explained.
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Not ever really saying how you feel, though, exacts a price.
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She is not now and will not ever run for president.
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It's not ever going to be where I want to be.
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What is needed is substantive reforms, not ever more creative bailouts.
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Ford will not ever be in the same room as Kavanaugh.
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They worry they might not ever be able to fit in.
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Only I'm not taking the bait, not today and probably not ever.
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" UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Miss Page said, "Not ever going to become President, right?
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This is not and has not ever been about abortion for them.
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Steven Soderbergh is nothing if not ever-evolving—except, maybe, for tireless.
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Honestly, with the flip-up screen, I might not ever need it.
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That's a question we might not ever have the true answer to.
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But the golden age is not coming back, perhaps not ever again.
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"DO NOT EVER dry your hands in those things again," she wrote.
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We may not ever know whether or not Kanye West likes mustard.
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Though he seemed genuinely remorseful, he did not ever take full responsibility.
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And I'm sure they're not ever as perfect as any of them.
|
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It was not—it would not ever be—a retreat for him.
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In this area, the truth is that he did not ever try.
|
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"We're not ever going to say cognitive diversity doesn't matter," Clark says.
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"I'm not ever going to go on a Web site," she said.
|
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"I will not ever get a big flagship program now," she said.
|
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He kissed her forehead we might not ever wash it again lol.
|
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I'm telling you that I personally will not ever support Donald Trump.
|
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That is something we will not ever allow him to do again.
|
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But it was a temporary fix and not ever put into law.
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It is a health risk men do not ever have to face.
|
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He is not the best golfer, not now, maybe not ever again.
|
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The committee's July letter let me know: not yet; maybe, not ever.
|
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"Hartford is not ever going to be New York or Boston," Gov.
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"California is not turning back — not now, not ever," Brown defiantly declared.
|
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They would not ever be blessed with the gift of a child.
|
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China will not ever be cowered by threats, or subdued by pressure.
|
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Because really, why fall in love with something you may not ever have?
|
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Have you not ever met someone on Twitter and formed a meaningful relationship?
|
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So, in very Twitter fashion, things are not ever particularly quiet over there.
|
|
Well, maybe not ever lasting life exactly, but vastly-expanded-and-improved life.
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Pro-tip: Do not ever give a loved one mouthwash as a present.
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Do not ever say 'lower the bar' again, as long as you live.
|
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"I did not and would not ever participate in such undertakings," Sondland testified.
|
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It's not ever mentioned by the press, and that was fine until now.
|
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I do not, and have not ever condoned rape or violence against women.
|
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I did not get to tell him directly 'Do not ever touch me!
|
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Now, it seems like the episode might not ever make it to air.
|
|
It can be erased, ignored, but it can't have been not ever written.
|
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" That little girl holds that paper up: "I am not ever losing this.
|
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There is not ever gonna be a decrease in demand for sexual services.
|
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"Do not ever think you are in the field of purity," he said.
|
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But what may once have been accepted should not ever have been acceptable.
|
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Do not ever say he was lucky that he did not feel pain.
|
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"No, I myself would not ever eat a burrito from China," Baldwin said.
|
|
I was angry for years and I was okay not ever going back.
|
|
But it may not ever reach that $600 million valuation it once claimed.
|
|
Before Wednesday, I had not ever considered that adults might enjoy coloring books.
|
|
My husband's a tough guy and I've not ever seen him like that.
|
|
And no one, not ever, doesn't love Julia Moskin's recipe for mashed potatoes.
|
|
But this year's installment showed that not ever season can be a winner.
|
|
" She says that Midge's clothes "symbolise her capacity to not ever give in.
|
|
Still, Bullock has been pretty clear: no Senate race — not now, not ever.
|
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And, at the current rate, he might not ever talk to the president.
|
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Read This Next: You May Not Ever Fully Recover From an Eating Disorder
|
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He thinks he might not ever have been that emotional before in his life.
|
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I've never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not in college, not ever.
|
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We may not ever roll out the features or elements included in a test.
|
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Plus, I had never, ever spoken of a desire to have children — not ever.
|
|
I can't respond to the racists — I'm not ever going to change their minds.
|
|
So the conditions Corbyn lays out for supporting an election might not ever exist.
|
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"Now he's facing the prospect that he might not ever see his kids again."
|
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Alone, they might not ever commit rape, but the group works to reinforce itself.
|
|
Did he not ever consider the power of non-verbal communication on live TV?
|
|
Hope is the active conviction that despair will not ever have the last word.
|
|
"I have not ever asked the Americans to withdraw their request," he told CNN.
|
|
The regime will not agree to complete disarmament any time soon, maybe not ever.
|
|
" The text messages: Page wrote Strzok: "[Trump's] not ever going to become president, right?
|
|
Over the phone, though, it is possible to not ever think of her paralysis.
|
|
In the sense of one that does not ever pass near the Earth. Yikes.
|
|
"We're not ever building the transportation-as-a-service kind of stuff," he said.
|
|
Legislative aspiration is not the same thing as effective governing — not now, not ever.
|
|
"I did not and would not ever participate in such undertakings," he will add.
|
|
He hadn't expected to return to Warroad, not then but also maybe not ever.
|
|
That does not mean Senate Democrats did not ever coordinate with Mr. Clinton's team.
|
|
No, he had not ever handled a jury trial, or even a bench trial.
|
|
And let's not ever forget that, that's a significant way to influence this situation.
|
|
Sleep, soft smiling, draws me unto her: and those receive me, who quietly treat me, as one familiar and well-beloved in that home: but will not, oh, will not, not now, not ever; but will not ever tell me who I am.
|
|
The researchers' recommendation, however, would take lots of politicking — and might not ever pan out.
|
|
He might turn around and not ever address it or he might address it tonight.
|
|
Chacham remembered it too: "He knew he would not ever get in trouble," she said.
|
|
"And we're not going to let Michael Bloomberg take it away — not now, not ever."
|
|
That's not a coffee shop I've ever been to, or not ever but not often.
|
|
When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said "no wall" — not now, not ever — she meant it.
|
|
She might not ever feel hungry, especially with a feeding tube supplying all her nutrition.
|
|
Did you know that most people do not ever want to be free of gravity?
|
|
That's not ever been the case before and it's linked to the other common characteristic.
|
|
Sweet kangaroo—I dub thee Rupert III—you might not ever get to that flag.
|
|
The armistice agreements themselves state that these were not ever meant to be actual borders.
|
|
But we might not ever be able to identify this person because of that description.
|
|
For those types of launches, landing pad recovery attempts might not ever be an option.
|
|
Will anyone live happily, if not ever after, at least for a day or two?
|
|
I have never sexually assaulted anyone—not in high school, not in college, not ever.
|
|
"Unfortunately, some people may not ever recover," neurosurgeon Dr. Keith Blum said at the time.
|
|
"Mike 100 percent did not ever disclose the investment in River," says one limited partner.
|
|
JUDGE KAVANAUGH: No. I had never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not ever.
|
|
If some of us had not complained publicly, it may not ever have been published.
|
|
DO NOT EVER IT. I would NEVER harm a Marine Mammal and I NEVER have.
|
|
Scott will end up being the most expensive race of the cycle, if not ever.
|
|
People, do not ever talk on the phone with a stranger wielding free knee braces.
|
|
But once you're acclimated to Windows 10, you might not ever return to MacOS X again.
|
|
" He wrote, "Probably the most important episode of #Riverdale we'll do this year, if not ever.
|
|
I have never, ever hurt a child in any way – not as alleged and not ever.
|
|
Broken heart and all, People reports that Unglert said he may not ever get over her.
|
|
There's something to be said about these pieces of media that might not ever be seen.
|
|
You looked/look flawless always, and not ever feel insecure about the beautiful body you have.
|
|
There's no way you're ever seeing these fuckers again, not ever in a thousand million years.
|
|
You might not ever get your prize, but at least you're woke enough to keep trying.
|
|
I'm not ever concerned or engaged with their literal content, but with their emotional-spiritual message.
|
|
" They do not ever successfully emerge from Fucktown — Gyllenhaal adds, "This is such a useless interview.
|
|
Or, in Gordon's words: "You're not ever falling in love with just one person," she explains.
|
|
SAFRAN For me, it was important to not ever put a Muslim terrorist on our show.
|
|
"The business ... is not ever going away," said Kersemeier from his temporary work home in Florida.
|
|
There was once a time where Björk thought she might not ever release a solo album.
|
|
We will not ever take a review down for a company that is working with us.
|
|
In fact, Vassalotti says they're meant for being alone—he might not ever play them live.
|
|
It goes into areas and communities that otherwise may not ever have a genuine art experience.
|
|
"I never stopped loving Garry and I never stopped protecting him, not ever," Ms. Doucett said.
|
|
"I'm not ever telling anyone this," Ford, now 51, said she was thinking at the time.
|
|
"I have to be honest with you, I don't wear any makeup — not ever," she confided.
|
|
"When you lose a child, nothing will take away the pain, not ever," Ms. Cave said.
|
|
I've been through security with it dozens of times and not ever had to remove it.
|
|
And that headset itself may or may not ever see the light of day (RIP, AirPower).
|
|
But Stone, 23, will not have to serve that sentence just yet — and possibly not ever.
|
|
"This doesn't mean that frail or cognitively impaired patients should not ever undergo surgery," Seib added.
|
|
I did not ever get a clear answer on what the flower was supposed to mean.
|
|
"And three: your voice really matters," she added, "Do not ever feel that you shouldn't use it."
|
|
Far from running away, the teen did not ever even spend the night at other people's houses.
|
|
But that's not going to change how she feels about what he's doing, not now, not ever.
|
|
These bills will not ever become laws; there are too many vested interests at stake for that.
|
|
It is not, and should not ever be YOUR problem that they have a problem with you.
|
|
Democrats need more votes in places like Colorado, not ever-greater winning margins in California and Massachusetts.
|
|
DeepMind may not ever make significant revenue of its own by applying AI programmes to complex problems.
|
|
It's still hard for me to imagine that she's not here, and she's not ever coming back.
|
|
I'm not ever trying to look for people who are the same as me, in either regard.
|
|
I had to remind her that he's out there somewhere, but we might not ever meet him.
|
|
Maybe it can change, but it's an ongoing process, and it's not ever going to go away.
|
|
"Unless God sends a lightning bolt down and changes my heart miraculously, I would not ever sell."
|
|
The Zune remains one of tech's biggest flops, at least since the year 22014, if not ever.
|
|
While a tool like Slack might not ever fully replace email, it is going after it hard.
|
|
"Extradition ought not ever to be politicized or used as tools to resolve other issues," she added.
|
|
I went to my supervisor with what had happened, not ever expecting to go to human resources.
|
|
About 75 people have been evacuated from nearby houses that may or may not ever be damaged.
|
|
Our families should not ever fear the removal of their children from their tribes and their culture.
|
|
People get hurt as a result of them, and they might not ever get over that hurt.
|
|
"Gayle has evolved as someone we've not ever had at CBS in that vein," Ms. Zirinsky said.
|
|
"I have never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not ever," he said in Monday's interview.
|
|
But we might not ever find out what the committee says about scientists' many and varied suggestions.
|
|
The White House's lawyers said that no, there had not ever been any federal investigation into it.
|
|
Speakers like Mr. Yiannopoulos or Ms. Coulter do not ever intend to engage in civilized political dialogue.
|
|
The pipe bombs were "not ever meant to work" or to hurt or harm anyone, Sayoc wrote.
|
|
I think I have a moral and genetic predisposition towards not ever doing any kind of explaining.
|
|
So for that robot in the museum, it may not ever be domesticated but it can be tamed.
|
|
"I've not ever had that once that 'I want it to be done, I'm over this' " she said.
|
|
"Probably the most important episode of Riverdale we'll do this year, if not ever," tweeted Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa.
|
|
The latest news is that Trump is saying he will not now, not ever, release his tax returns.
|
|
I saw a fear in his eyes of the government that I had not ever seen anywhere before.
|
|
"He may not ever be released from custody – that would obviously be a good thing," says the source.
|
|
And I thought about what it must've been like for Gus, because they never gave up, not ever.
|
|
She said she didn't hear until September 2015 of any assertion that Cosby could not ever be prosecuted.
|
|
She has not ever publicly talked about a timeline, but we're told Diddy is convinced there's an overlap.
|
|
"There's lots of my work that takes place behind closed doors that is not ever seen," she said.
|
|
"They have not ever been interested [in bipartisanship]," Pelosi said during her weekly press briefing in the Capitol.
|
|
"First and foremost, I have absolutely no intention of supporting Hillary Clinton — not now, not ever," Wagner said.
|
|
" In one exchange Page sent a text to Strzok saying, "(Trump's) not ever going to become president, right?
|
|
And after each failure came a vow to learn lessons, and not ever allow it to happen again.
|
|
To be sure, patented ideas are just that — ideas, that may or may not ever become commercial products.
|
|
He might not ever be as unpopular as he should be, but for most Democrats he's unpopular enough.
|
|
I didn't want a baby right then, or if I never met the right partner, maybe not ever.
|
|
So as a result of us not ever owning media, we can partner with Google, which we have.
|
|
I mean, I can't stand it when she shows up looking for you and you're not ever there.
|
|
Meanwhile, their mother, Sally (Sissy Spacek), has proved she'll stop at nothing to protect her brood — not ever.
|
|
I studied and I mimicked what they had done and realized that most cookbooks are not ever accurate.
|
|
And our response to this pain and trauma should not ever be dependent on novelty or body count.
|
|
I have this very vivid memory: He told me before to please do not ever cut my long hair.
|
|
But I also knew that I might not ever do anything quite like this in my life ever again.
|
|
"The speaker who made these remarks will not ever be invited back to a Tiburon CEO Summit," Roame said.
|
|
People aren't going to keep paying for this feature if they're not ever getting any matches out of it.
|
|
But he was out of the warehouse, and he wasn't going to let them take him again, not ever.
|
|
While I'm proud of Tesseract, there are definitely songs I'd be just as fine with not ever performing again.
|
|
We're not a technology company at its core, so we're not ever marketing the data or selling the data.
|
|
You know, women don't deserve -they should not ever have to put up with any kind of intimidating workspace.
|
|
"I'm here to guarantee that there will not ever be another genocide in Burundi," the president told the council.
|
|
I've lived in that America and let me tell you: We are not going back—not now, not ever.
|
|
"We're not ever doing this because we wanted some easy road, we're going to embrace this challenge," Lane said.
|
|
You may not ever travel to space, but you can at least pretend with the Solar System Mini Set.
|
|
For Martin, he can claim that he did not ever even give the documents to anyone, cleared or otherwise.
|
|
Whether he can be the guy, I don't know, but he's not ever going to have a bad match.
|
|
Many of us are white, working-class Democrats who did not — and would not ever — vote for Mr. Trump.
|
|
"[The list] came from me not ever being able to host, because I live with my family," Remy explained.
|
|
RPT-HONG KONG POLICE-TRACKING APP DEVELOPER SAYS APP DID NOT EVER 'SOLICIT, PROMOTE, OR ENCOURAGE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY' - TWEET
|
|
Fred Deutsch said gender-confirmation surgery "should not ever be allowed" and is like a Nazi &aposmedical experiment&apos.
|
|
"We will not ever quit trying to be at the forefront of eliminating the stigma around cannabis," Wilkins said.
|
|
The suffering that victims and survivors must endure is something most of us cannot or will not ever understand.
|
|
You may recall that the growth of PCs, the internet and smartphones did not ever look wobbly or faltering.
|
|
Now it's for this role, this woman who was not ever in her lifetime going to get this recognition.
|
|
We now need to expend genuine effort ensuring the individual is never more important than the team — not ever.
|
|
Weekend after weekend spent not writing a novella will ultimately lead to you not ever, actually, writing a novella.
|
|
"I think self acceptance and self love is a process that might not ever come to an end," Grace confessed.
|
|
Without this enhanced liking, we might not ever seek it out and eat more of it during times of need.
|
|
"I really regret not ever talking about it," he said at an event for his mental health charity, Heads Together.
|
|
It might not ever be, because it can replace Windows functionality at a level that's beyond regular Windows Store apps.
|
|
By enduring Orange is the New Black's violence, you're also acknowledging a reality you might not ever hear of otherwise.
|
|
"Dogs should not ever have any type of pork," which is linked to pancreatitis, she said, along with luncheon meats.
|
|
And I want you, as a father, to not ever say that somebody's dreams or what they have are stupid.
|
|
"You are very rude, and I'm not ever going to call on you," Clinton said looking directly at the woman.
|
|
"Any company that's enjoying success has to remain paranoid and not ever settle for resting on their laurels," says Gretsch.
|
|
We will not know exactly how many were killed and tortured and raped for some time, and maybe not ever.
|
|
They did not ever address, acknowledge, the list of demands nor did they adequately provide solutions to all the five.
|
|
"If you're losing money on essentially every customer, you cannot, and will not, ever make money," Sherman says of MoviePass.
|
|
As stated, these guidelines haven't passed into law yet—and they might not ever get there in this present form.
|
|
Most of this world has not ever seen or been involved with rape, but there were so many supposed experts.
|
|
So, sure, tongue might not ever be your go-to cut, especially on a weeknight when you're pressed for time.
|
|
I firmly believe the universe reacts positively to acts of gratitude, and in ways that you might not ever imagine.
|
|
Meanwhile, the companies that are lobbying against it do not ever speak publicly about why they oppose fair repair laws.
|
|
Then, on Saturday, Wong unloaded even more possible features that may or may not ever see the light of day.
|
|
"My intention was always to create a safe place, a place for him to not ever hold back," says Robinson.
|
|
As soon as I start exploring a new thing, it feels like I might not ever be able to stop.
|
|
"He is a transitional object," she writes, adding, "He is hers, as she is — not quite, not ever truly — mine."
|
|
The police did not enforce the curfew early Friday, and Chief Putney indicated that officers might not ever do so.
|
|
Olivia's behavior last night suggests that she might not ever be ready to commit to either Fitz or to Jake.
|
|
And I think we did our best to not ever become a company with any kind of measureables and strategy.
|
|
It's not ever-present, but it is poorly handled in part due to the design of the game's main story.
|
|
I wanted home bartenders to feel inspired to create whatever they want to create and not ever have limitations, basically.
|
|
If you could describe your magazine to somebody who had not ever seen it before how would you describe it?
|
|
"I really regret not ever talking about it," he said, referring to his mother's death in Paris in August 1997.
|
|
And the truth is that I have never sexually assaulted anyone—not in high school, not in college, not ever.
|
|
And so in that regard, none of us probably know exactly what to make of it, and may not ever.
|
|
"The Congress's role really is to look forward to make sure this does not ever happen again," Mr. Cummings said.
|
|
I felt both grateful and a little mournful that someday I might not ever have to feel like her again.
|
|
First of all, corporate entities cannot and should not ever be viewed as an extension or division of law enforcement.
|
|
"Do not be afraid, and do not abandon your mosques — not today, not ever," he said at a news conference.
|
|
Given that level of wrongdoing, the idea that Mueller's findings might not ever see the light of day is ridiculous.
|
|
ISSA: And I&aposll preface it by saying this for context, Ms. Page said, not ever going to become president, right?
|
|
It means making friends and working alongside people that, in Claire's case, may not ever see the end of the movie.
|
|
"Probably the most important episode of #Riverdale we'll do this year, if not ever," showrunner Robert Aguirre-Sacasa wrote on Twitter.
|
|
"Probably the most important episode of #Riverdale we'll do this year, if not ever," showrunner Robert Aguirre-Sacasa said on Twitter.
|
|
"I've gained a little bit of weight back, but I'm not ever going to be 450 pounds again," Mama June says.
|
|
I may not ever own a real R8 — but then again, real R8 owners can't use their cars on the moon.
|
|
We just don't see it for her, not in 1993 when they forced her into our lives, not now, not ever.
|
|
" Occasionally, he sent a message that sounded arguably more ominous: "I am not leaving you, not today, not tomorrow, not ever.
|
|
" She added: "Their examples will serve as an eternal reminder that the American spirit cannot and will not ever be broken.
|
|
But that is not how Fitzpatrick perceives himself — not now, not ever, and certainly not after throwing 31 touchdowns last season.
|
|
Do not ever publicly bring up a survivor's experience of assault, unless they've given you express permission to do so.56.
|
|
No one seems to believe me that the smartest thing that you could do is just not ever read food labels.
|
|
"Competition is not ever something I got into this game to be a part of," she said in an earlier confessional.
|
|
Also, Trump never -- not ever -- doesn't notice (and point out) just how many members of the media are covering him. Why?
|
|
You can signal, and that's the cynical version, or just be interested in food and not ever ... What's the cool restaurant?
|
|
"We do not and will not ever tolerate acts of hate in Snohomish County," Sheriff Ty Trenary said in a statement.
|
|
They were constantly ridiculing me for not ever having constructed my own puzzle; this was the only way to keep up.
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"We would not ever ask for the White House's permission on this, nor did they give us permission," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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He does not ever seem to "connect the dots," to anticipate the possible unintended consequences of his words or his actions.
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"Their examples will serve as an eternal reminder that the American spirit cannot and will not ever be broken," she said.
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That means that by their nature these platforms may not ever provide complete pictures of businesses themselves, just slices of it.
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The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is always a showcase for things you might not ever get to use.
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Congress does not believe-and did not ever believe-that sex trafficking is a prerequisite of the free and open internet.
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Stories such as these might not ever find their way above the fold at the leading newspapers of the industrialized world.
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Which means Medium might not ever grow as big as its investors hoped for, no matter how many publishers it signed up.
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A lot of the traditional GOP voting base has not changed its mind about Trump yet and might not ever do so.
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Not everyone will see this test and we may not ever offer the specific price points or features included in this test.
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Fair warning, though: As with all patents, these could just be ideas and might not ever be a real product or feature.
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Such a move might allow drug makers to rake in tons of cash on untested medical treatments that might not ever work.
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But they don't want a prize fight to determine which one will come out on top -- not now and, ideally, not ever.
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" In one particularly shocking exchange, Strzok told Page "We'll stop it," after being asked, "[Trump's] not ever going to become president, right?
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" While that's not a horrific thing to say, it's much vaguer than saying, "No, we will not ever sell to law enforcement.
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"We do not tolerate and will not ever tolerate acts of hate in Snohomish County," Sheriff Ty Trenary said in a statement.
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If love meant not ever having to say you're sorry, as Jenny tells Oliver in "Love Story," then our love was ideal.
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Hardwick had been saved from such brutalities, too, by not ever being elevated to the position of "feminist icon," as Plath was.
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I do not and will not ever settle for being policed to do my job and give you guys a great show.
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But we were also aware that we were fortunate, and that many others who were being stopped did not ever come home.
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Go deeper: Mexico on track for most ever murders this year Mexican president tells Trump about the wall: "Not now, not ever"
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The progress is a relief for Ms. Marchlen and Mr. Sokoloff, who worried Goose might not ever look like a bird again.
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David Brooks's Friday column in the New York Times — titled "No, Not Sanders, Not Ever" — is the perfect distillation of this freakout.
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But as the children's stories fail to warn unsuspecting youngsters, being royal isn't all about living happily, and certainly not ever after.
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"Normally when you're a ballet dancer, you do not ever show the effort when you dance, so you never breathe," she said.
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And even when they do successfully do this, the mark of the sexual assault does not go away, not fully, not ever.
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I thought we might not ever see Rush Hour 4, since you've said you were trying to move away from big action movies.
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And, hell, I'd like to have another baby someday — not exactly a pain-free experience — but I do not ever want another colposcopy.
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While these 6-week abortion bans may not ever take effect, anti-abortion advocates believe they can use them to ban abortion nationwide.
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There are things that bother Isaiah Thomas, things that most N.B.A. players, most N.B.A. All-Stars, do not ever have to worry about.
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Sundance is where the humanistic, poignant, daring films premiere that large studios concerned with superhero franchises might not ever get around to making.
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"The Soviet Union should not ever allow circumstance to arise in which the imperialists could unleash a first-strike nuclear attack," Castro wrote.
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The University of Michigan, University of Texas at Austin, Vanderbilt or the University of Virginia will somehow never do; not now, not ever.
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Sure, most people don't hit anywhere near 1TB right now, and it's possible your parents might not ever, but younger, media-savvy consumers?
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And the thing you're waiting for might not ever come, so you might as well pay attention to what happens in the meantime.
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Hope is the active conviction that despair will not ever have the last word," the New Jersey Democrat tweeted, adding the hashtag "#Midterms.
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Finally, do not ever write your passwords down on a sticky note and put them on your monitor or under your keyboard. 85033.
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"Our goal is to ensure that Neil Prakash is not ever able to practice his evil trade of terrorism ever again," Turnbull said.
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I may not ever win a Pulitzer or an Olympic medal, I thought to myself, but damn, I can win at drinking water.
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Whether it's typical pre-fight bravado or not, Perry claims to have not ever heard of his opponent until they were matched up.
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I remember asking once why that was and he responded something along the lines of not ever agreeing on a place to eat.
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Then, she said, they handed her a bill of more than $2,000 for the hotel doctor's services, which she had not ever requested.
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It will say that the United States is truly unwilling to accept a nuclear Iran — not now, not in a decade, not ever.
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To my fifth-grader, I laid out the increasingly likely scenario that she might not ever be going back to her school again.
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We were both obsessed with the invisible currents and infrastructure that shape the landscape in ways we may or may not ever see.
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I'm not ever hungry in the morning since my body is so used to intermittent fasting so you won't see me eating breakfast.
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Last week, a South Dakota state representative said gender-confirmation surgery "should not ever be allowed" and is like a Nazi "medical experiment".
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"We are taking steps to ensure this does not ever happen again," the NATO commander, General, John R. Allen, said at the time.
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Coming next week: Saudi Aramco sets the final price for what's poised to be the largest IPO of the year, if not ever.
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Before we get to the specs, keep in mind this is just a concept and may not ever make its way to production.
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Some of the current bill's most popular cuts will be made permanent from the start, but they might not ever be paid for.
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"Do not be afraid, and do not abandon your mosques — not today, not ever," Mr. Awad said at a news conference in Washington.
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So, I went onto Tinder and I did not ever ... I had written about sites like whatever all the other dating ... Louie: Match.com.
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During our conversation with Yulieski Gourriel you could tell how much it pained him that he might not ever play in the Majors.
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And even if you wear a safety pin and it helps someone else feel safe, you may not ever know that's the case.
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What really gets them upset is not what my family's experienced but the notion that I cannot and will not ever support Donald Trump.
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Thankfully, as part of the Windows 10 Insider Program, this feature may not ever see an official release, assuming people complain about it enough.
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With my current partner, I was very open about not ever loving one person at a time and that I crush easily on others.
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For me, it's a lot different because, in this case, I'm actually the main songwriter in the band, which I've not ever been before.
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So you're going to sit the boys down and you're going to prepare them for the fact that you might not ever come home.
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What Michelle Obama did not ever have was a private beachfront club at her disposal, whereas Melania Trump has that in Mar-a-Lago.
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You need not ever regret your bangs again if you can simply accept that bangs are not something you should cut into your hair.
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Facebook's China conundrum hasn't changed much since its IPO in 2012, when it admitted it may not ever find a way into the country.
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And there's the fact that streaming TV services simply may not ever see the sort of demand that subscription VOD offerings, like Netflix, do.
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"We may not ever be able to count on this administration to lead on LGBT issues," Clinton said in a speech in New York.
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Remember, everyone's experience in this game will differ, so while there are particular moments mentioned below, you might not ever see the same thing.
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During a 1988 appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show a then-44-year-old Trump said he would "probably not" ever run for president.
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"It's disrespectful to Lorne, too, a guy who gave you a career," continued Davidson, who did not ever share the SNL stage with Chase.
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Name a tax and there's a way to reduce it, delay it or not ever really pay it, if you have the right adviser.
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"Do not ever test me again, Andrei," the president of the United States says to the Russian premier, now that the crisis is over.
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House parties are being held in the coming days to make signs and banners for a protest that might not ever happen, organizers explained.
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Asked if he followed Giuliani on Twitter, Sondland said he did not and that he did not ever look at the former mayor's tweets.
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We know that this is not anything new with Saudi, but Saudi's been great at not ever getting dirtied in any of this stuff.
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Filed and granted patents are merely ideas and potential proof-of-concepts that may or may not ever be included in any future products.
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And Natalist may not ever do the digital doctor consults known as telemedicine, Tecco said, preferring to instead partner with another startup if necessary.
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And although some climate analyses predicted more rainfall this century in the Colorado River basin, the rains haven't yet, and might not ever, come.
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They argue that rescissions were not ever meant to be used on the grand scale that Trump and McCarthy are now talking about now.
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He sums it up to ""So go write whatever blog, messiness is not ever the god /Do what's necessary, I'm never worried," on "Everything.
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People went from sitting at home and eating TV dinners to not ever going home and dancing and fucking as much as they could.
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Floyd Mayweather and Canelo Alvarez's billion-dollar rematch ain't happening -- not now, not ever -- so says the Mexican superstars' promoter, Oscar De La Hoya.
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" The title of the speech, which Mr. Brown wrote himself, said much about its subject: "California Is Not Turning Back, Not Now, Not Ever.
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She's just been remarkable, everything that she's touched ... I certainly would not, have not, nor would not ever discourage her from running for president.
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"Going from me thinking this might not ever work to having confidence in about a month and a half is very fast," he said.
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If I decide it's best not ever to contact him, I want to find peace about not doing so, but I don't see how.
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From this, Chinese analysts have learned two important lessons about Trump's Washington: Expect the unexpected, and do not ever expect Trump to be satisfied.
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"I would sit in front of the television trying to learn how to pronounce it, not ever knowing I had the disease," she said.
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The company does 4 million deliveries per month total in more than 550 cities, and some might not ever be within the scope of robots.
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"It's not ever going to be clear how a justice is going to rule on a particular case before they assume the post," Burns said.
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Perhaps the pace of change, while rapid in Earth-time, is slow enough that it doesn't, and may not ever, trip our human alarm systems.
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Tony Gonzalez says Colin Kaepernick doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of making it back to the NFL -- not this season, and not ever.
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Short of a major discovery, or someone coming forward and proving they created the whole thing as a joke, it may not ever be solved.
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Instead, Mr. Knight bled to death, not ever knowing that the airbag in his truck had posed a risk, because it had never been recalled.
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Phone companies are trying to remediate both of these attack vectors, but you can't trust them to protect you; not yet, and possibly not ever.
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So I urge these people that are concerned to actively engage and let people know that this kind of thing must not ever happen again.
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White supremacists needed to know that they aren't a majority, that this is not the country they want it to be — not today, not ever.
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"It's an amazing time to see excerpts from all of these incredible Broadway show that you might not ever be able to see," he says.
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Even if your kidneys recover, your muscles might not ever be the same, because the damaged muscle tissue has been replaced by fatty scar tissue.
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I have not ever exchanged a word with him," he said, "so it's very difficult for me to comment about what he's thinking about Colombia.
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"Not all Netflix subscribers will see the test and the company may not ever offer the specific price points or features being tested," Saran said.
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He has a free-flowing if deceptively powerful swing, and is also one of the greatest short-game exponents of his generation, if not ever.
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"I work really hard to not ever think about my place in the world," he told Business Insider of his approach to celebrity in 22017.
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Becca the Extra Virgin is really stressed out right now — she likes Ben, but it's just scary to not ever have the words said back.
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But he was not ever touched, so he shot right back up (relatively speaking) and fired a pass to Emmanuel Sanders for a big play.
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She never had where anyone could, not ever in all the days and nights, all the waking up to another incident and Arthur knowing nothing.
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There are people on the ideological left who might not ever come around; I'd guess a bunch of them didn't vote for Obama in 2012.
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There were signs that Alice might not ever find a husband, but her mother (Shannon Woolley Allison) did not decrypt the writing on the wall.
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You may not ever be required to perform in a Super Bowl halftime show, but you'll almost certainly be tasked with making presentations at work.
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It's been a lot to digest, and if we're being honest here, we might not ever fully come to terms with what it all means.
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"When you factor in that, and the fact that I may not ever get another training camp — I embrace it every day," Davis told reporters.
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Thank you H, for giving me hope all those years, but also for not ever being ready to commit, leaving room for someone who was.
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He graduated to choking me, not ever hard enough to make me pass out, or frankly to leave marks, but it was frightening and dehumanizing.
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There is no need to exchange complex information encoded syntactically because we have this, which is perfect and not ever wanting for some greater depth.
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It's true that community care may not ever take up as much of the market as self-care, but that doesn't make it any less important.
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The good news is that iOS 22 apparently speeds everything up a little, though you might not ever get back to the snappiness of iOS 10.
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And I think it's up to us to just not ever accept an off-the-record denial from a major media company, or any major institution.
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Think classic, stress-induced BO. More from Tonic: That second kind of sweat is the gross sweat that you'd rather not ever have to deal with.
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We might not ever know the extent of Percy's influence over the book — but we do know that Shelley was a trailblazer in her own right.
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As to the Metro Exodus situation, Allison and Kreiner told the GDC crowd today that the company would certainly not ever do something like that again.
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"Technology is not ever a villain in the show — it's always about human failings and messes that technology has helped facilitate," he tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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You never know, we might not ever have anything in common and just be like, 'Okay, it was a good ride for a couple of days.
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However, unlike the last several times they were a couple, they may not ever divulge details, and that could be the key to making Jelena work.
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" "Do not ever let anyone make you feel like you don't matter or like you don't have a place in our American story, because you do.
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Conservatives who fit this description will tell you, with heartfelt sincerity, that their core values do not and will not ever include racial intolerance or bigotry.
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"Brian and I agree that we must not ever be seen to be censoring what our customers read and influencing their freedom of choice," Branson wrote.
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Of course the actual cost of the wall would be much higher — but funding the entirety of the project has not ever been on the table.
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" Then she started singing the pensive child's final line about the parents who provide so much love, "but will not ever tell me who I am.
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"I have never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not ever," Judge Kavanaugh said in the Fox interview, joined by his wife, Ashley Estes Kavanaugh.
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I'm not here to tell you what the "good thing" is about the coronavirus situation, because there is no good thing about a pandemic, not ever.
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It turns out my boyfriend does not ever want children, never mind after just a few months of dating; he wants me to have an abortion.
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"You're not ever supposed to do Ouija alone, let alone in a place that had an exorcism done in it," he said to the empty room.
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And a political method that relies on inflaming cultural, racial and societal divides means he might not ever be accepted by those who despise him anyway.
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"Rogers stated he did not ever send the video to any law enforcement because he thought it would not stand up in court," the affidavit said.
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We did some digging, though, and they might not ever have been legally married -- which would certainly make the split go smoother, for the lawyers, anyway.
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Once Rebecca found songwriting, it didn't matter that she came to it late and that she might not ever be good enough to do it professionally.
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"Some of these kids might not have flown on a plane before, and might not ever be able to," Cal's Angels program director Ashley Nakayama told PEOPLE.
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While some of these things may not ever cross our minds, the levels of each can actually affect your respiratory health, sleep, focus, mood, and immune system.
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I could plausibly list "not ever having to watch Chris Evans ever again" as one of the reasons I emigrated to the US over 10 years ago.
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Google, aka Alphabet, is famous for its "moonshots"—enormous, ambitious technology projects that cost a ton to develop and might not ever work or turn a profit.
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Will the young Sanders folks' frustration lead to alienation, or will they hear Reverend Barber saying, "We can't give up on this democracy, not now, not ever"?
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" She faced a heckler with a similar question at another stop but pointedly said, "You are very rude and I'm not ever going to call on you.
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Burlington, Vermont (CNN)Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, despite their victories in the New Hampshire primaries, may or may not ever compete in a real presidential debate.
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Twice major champion Johnny Miller said Woods was "not ever going to be the old Tiger," although stopping short of writing off the 40-year-old completely.
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Under the law, domestic abusers need not ever have been married to, lived with, or had children with their victims to have their Second Amendment rights revoked.
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"So... do you still have everything down there" as a puzzled hand flutters near our privates is not ever going to be OK. That is final. 12.
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You're talking about a guy and his money and his family, you're not ever going to cross that line, period, if he's there or he's not there.
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Sometimes I've gotten so depressed because I can't change the fact that mainstream hip-hop may not ever be able to handle a rapper that's in drag.
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While Carlson's lawsuit might not ever make it to trial, it has given Ailes's enemies a pretext to get rid of him while he's at his weakest.
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The movie does not ever seem to consider that Arab women are capable of rebelling on their own terms, or that they have agency of any kind.
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Harlo: Also, kidnapping sims that you do after one day of training DO NOT ever bring in the "cuntstick" with a baggie full of different torture knives.
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I am not ever going to wake up on this most auspicious day of the year and be stoked about the "adventure" of eating raw meatloaf mix.
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Alex Trebek might not ever drop a mixtape in this lifetime, but thankfully we don't have to to wait for that miracle to hear him drop bars.
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These NPE experiments may not ever amount to much, but if it can come up with even one hit, it could all be worth it to Facebook.
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These days, it seems that manufacturers are increasingly following the automotive model of showing off early concepts that may or may not ever actually come to market.
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If people think that can be changed just by killing a few bad guys and taking out a few terrorist groups, it's not ever going to change.
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She says this is why most economists believe that tax cuts do not ever increase tax revenue, even if they might grow the economy a little bit.
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Bagley III may not ever be good, but it's so rare for a team as great as the Warriors to add a prospect with that much potential.
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Hulseman might not ever have the cachet of Steve Jobs or the bravado of Elon Musk, but he probably changed your life more than the pair put together.
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The bikini body that I thought was not ever going to be possible for me after being covered in stretch marks, it has became a reality for me.
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" Additionally, a Netflix representative emphasized that "Not everyone will see this test and we may not ever offer the specific price points or features included in this test.
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It was one of the most emotional days I've had in a long time, if not ever… We lip-synced to "So Emotional," and it was no lie.
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However, Lloyd's has yet to fork over a dime and, according to the suit ... suggests it might not ever, because it suspects Kanye's marijuana use caused his breakdown.
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After not ever touching Elizabeth's skin ever, (because men and women touching was weird back then) Mr. Darcy helps her down from a carriage with an ungloved hand.
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"These are small, slow- or not-growing melanomas that if they were not ever found they wouldn't have caused any problem in a person's lifetime," Dr. Pignone said.
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"I think being an immigrant is a very strong experience that does not ever come out of your nature," she said, reflecting on her teenage years in Austria.
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What's particularly disconcerting is that Washington seems to be making this decision, which does not ever guarantee Foster will actually play for them, as a sort of flyer.
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If you're wondering whether Harry Potter fervor is ever going to die down, we have what we believe is a very solid prediction: No, it is not. Ever.
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When people started noticing how some children struggled with not ever being able to know who their father was, the focus shifted towards the needs of the child.
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Put another way: He's been given the easy way out, not ever truly being held accountable for Dylan Farrow's narrative — even after she wrote that heartbreaking Times piece.
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But the calumnies of the left do not, ever, justify supporting the delegitimization of democratic Israel from Israel's right-wing government and the messianic idolaters it bows before.
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Telltale might not ever exist in its original state again, but the people who made its games had a greater impact on gaming than many even realize. -A.N.
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Flying taxis (and bikes) that may or may not ever get off the ground Uber and Hyundai unveiled a flying taxi that may eventually transform your ridesharing trips.
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Speaking of excitement … … begins with President Trump facing a major crisis involving the crucial issue of whether Alabama was, or was not, ever actually threatened by Hurricane Dorian.
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Do we really want to live in a country where the Senate leader on the Democratic side says you better not ever say anything bad about the intel community?
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I'm not OK. I can say that I wasn't hurt, that I am safe, but I'm not sure how true that really is, not then, not now, not ever.
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Uber takes this one step further and assigns an automatic amount that you need not ever consider, a very significant part of what makes the service feel so seamless.
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DJ Khaled—the producer, jet-ski enthusiast and online life coach who taught us not ever to play ourselves—might've done that very thing: he might've unwittingly played himself.
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Not ever watching the show or ever seen the show and having that invite, thank you to CBS and Big Brother and everyone on the show for having me.
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We may not ever be able to change her relationship with 21ix22018ine, but the larger issue is how culture treats criticism, especially when it comes from black women critics.
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Another friend, Nitya, had hit her head on the dashboard in a car accident, and said she spent months thinking she might not ever reach her full mental potential.
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Some argue that Harris might not ever be redeemed, because the past job she took at the time she took it just doesn't line up with progressive values today.
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But she also utilized a piece of advice she received in the flood of nearly 4000 LinkedIn messages: "Not now" doesn't mean "not ever," a Google employee told her.
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The idea of Ryley Walker not ever listening to Leonard Cohen is like me going out to dinner and them telling me that they've never had spaghetti or whatever.
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For women 40 to 49 at average risk of cancer, regular screening can result in diagnosis and treatment of cancers that would not ever have become a health threat.
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"As a part of this investigation, we will be seeking to make sure that Mr. Durham does not ever serve as a law enforcement officer again here," he said.
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It's a startling difference in transparency and accountability: Police in Tulsa quickly released all the video they had, while police in Charlotte may not ever (willingly) put out video.
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"Typically, if you have a high-quality recording and you're listening on a good device of some sort, you're not ever going to be confused by those," Story said.
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Zynga likely will not ever release the full Words With Friends word list and generally seems disinterested in the high-stakes, probability-oriented play that occurs in competitive Scrabble.
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Kyle Lowry For Toronto fans to erect not a statue, nay, but a shrine in which to worship the one Butt that truly will never, not ever, quit—his.
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Benn insists that it's easy to get away with not ever paying taxes––you just have to be willing to live without a credit card or any real assets.
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Furthermore, "I'm not a liar" probably shocks Elizabeth even more because it's the first time she has to confront the fact that Paige might not ever join the family business.
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"Everything can be okay, but I really regret not ever talking about it for the first 28 years of my life," he said in a BBC video of the event.
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"Just wait until the best boxer of a generation dismantles someone who has never boxed competitively at any level – amateur or professional," Oscar writes, "Our sport might not ever recover."
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DJ said he's got Conor by knockout, and once that happens McGregor should focus on fighting the winner of the GGG/Canelo fight, and not ever grace the Octagon again.
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She needed to be okay with that – more than anything, I just want to make sure that I don't get her hopes up for something that might not ever happen.
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"It's not ever gonna look the same again," Scenic Advisement co-founder Barrett Cohn tells Axios of startups seeking perfect market conditions and then getting the first-day price pop.
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A congressional source told Fox News that Page's text about Trump "not ever going to become president" was produced to Congress, but Strzok's response that "we'll stop it" was not.
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"Unless there is a decision to pursue this goal from the top and a national effort to support the goal, we might not ever see such a vehicle," he said.
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Okay maybe not ever but probably not for a while, so get used to the neck love and maybe consider becoming more athletic to take full advantage of those earhooks.
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"I couldn't carry loads like that, not ever," said Peng Xiaohua, a 35-year-old courier with an electric three-wheel scooter parked near the garment markets where porters gather.
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" So at a White House press briefing days later, NPR's Mara Liasson asked why President Obama and his administration spokespeople had seemingly "bent over backward to not ever say that.
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I fear that someday I will not ever again feel the joy I feel when I see a sucker take on more than he can handle, and get banged on.
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I could try to simply accept that I will not ever truly be satisfied in life sexually (or even emotionally, I suppose), which feels like an utter betrayal of myself.
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And money is given to organizations that they may or may not like and that may or may not ever do anything that is of even indirect benefit to them.
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If you're not ever going to leave the pavement and don't plan to keep your car for over a decade, don'y but the Lexus LX 570 or the Land Cruiser.
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"Vukovich had never heard of such a thing, not in high school, not in Little League, not ever," Joe Posnanski wrote in "The Machine," his book about the 1975 Reds.
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"It's not a complaint, but we're not ever allowed to drop down, lose 100 on purpose and be rewarded for the quote-unquote 'tanking' that's been in play," Cashman said.
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The proposal to include this change in a future round of Unicode's emoji updates is just a draft at this point and might not ever become a feature on your phone.
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Johnson: In my example, I don't think too many neighbors would chip in the money to build that bridge when they realize we're not ever gonna be able to use it.
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It also seems certain that Trump is uncontrollable and would not ever consider himself a spy, but many spies don't consider themselves spies and often don't even know that they're spies.
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Instead, the millions are sent to organisations the plaintiffs "may or may not like and that may or may not ever do anything that is of even indirect benefit to them".
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"I was literally told that I might not ever do gymnastics again, which kind of felt like a weight being lifted off my shoulders at the time," Ohashi, now 21, admits.
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" According to a bombshell report by the Justice Department&aposs inspector general , bureau attorney Lisa Page texted Strzok in August 2016 to ask: "[Trump's] not ever going to become president, right?
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We always work well together, but we have not ever had a president like this and an environment like this, and that changes the dynamic and the role of that body.
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Tebow has not spent all these years being bought and sold in public against his will, and has not ever been terribly shy about the scope and scale of his ambitions.
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Although there is a bit of a learning curve if you're switching from Mac to Windows, once you're acclimated to Windows 10, you might not ever return to MacOS X again.
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But legal experts said the 80-year-old certainly will spend less time than that behind bars, and there's a very real possibility that he may not ever be incarcerated. Why?
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"Between it being a Facebook app and not ever receiving the registration email, I'm deleting this POS and never looking back," a one-star reviewer left on Threads' Google Play app.
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Still, the media&aposs echo chamber blowing up over something rooted, illegal precedent, backed up by real constitutional scholars, and yet something that has not ever happened and probably won&apost.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "No, Not Trump, Not Ever" (column, March 18): David Brooks eloquently lays out the moral imperative for disavowing Donald Trump despite the candidate's recent electoral victories.
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Mr. Sturridge, a fine actor who was nominated for a Tony Award for his highly kinetic performance in the revival of Lyle Kessler's "Orphans," is not ever someone who blends in.
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We're not ever going to get back to the version of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend where Greg was Rebecca's clear endgame, but there are a thousand other possibilities available for that storyline now.
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The problem, of course, is that the US may not ever lift visa restrictions for some of these countries — or, at least, won't until President Donald Trump leaves office (and possibly later).
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Neelley, whose original death sentence was commuted to life in prison by a previous governor, should not be paroled "not now, and not ever," Ivey wrote in a letter to the board.
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And with that convincing creation, the Kanye West protege has found himself on tracks and in studios with artists considered to be some of the best of their generations, if not ever.
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What they found may not be final — it may not ever even see a proper release — but it's quite possible that they've spotted changes that'll arrive to Snapchat in the near future.
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Megyn Kelly may not ever want to engage in another feud like the one she had with President Donald Trump, but the news anchor is thankful for what the experience taught her.
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You might not ever want to publish a book, or even show your photographs at all, but shooting a series is one of the most exciting and important things you can do.
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But it's a complicated situation involving a number of players we haven't met yet (and may not ever meet on the HBO show), so we'll leave all of that for another day.
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"Perhaps its wording would be 'remorse for past events, which were a dark history for this nation, and which we hope will not ever happen again,' " he said of a possible response.
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The outpouring of social media support for Two Women Travel is the latest indication that the public has moved a long way from the church's "no abortion, no way, not ever" stance.
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He explained that it's okay not being cool and that I may not ever even be cool; that it's fine to grow old; that it's okay to have #creativegoals rather than #moneygoals.
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Group video chat starts rolling out worldwide on iOS, Android, and web, today, though Android will have to wait for the MSQRD-powered selfie masks that might not ever come to desktop.
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"Trump coming to Texas reminds everyone that Ted allowed Trump to call him a liar, insult his wife and disrespect his father and not ever be forced to apologize," Mr. Angle said.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE When the crowdfunding platform PledgeMusic announced its bankruptcy earlier this month, artists who were expecting payment for already completed campaigns found out that they might not ever see any money.
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"Qatar's objectives in diversifying the economy and reducing its dependence on oil and gas does not ever mean neglecting the oil and gas sector as a fundamental source of wealth," he said.
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Now, I'm not ever going to tell my colleagues how to vote, they should vote their conscience and they should follow their heart, but they ought to take their brain with them.
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The project is still just an experiment for now, Adobe previewed it as part of the "Sneaks" portion of its Max conference, so it may not ever see the light of day.
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" — Thomas H. Williams in Annapolis, Md. "I do not ever, ever, ever answer a call from a number I don't recognize — ever, not at home, not on my cell, not at work.
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"High-yield bonds had been considered but there is huge demand for second-lien so this will be the largest since the financial crisis, arguably if not ever," a senior banker said.
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" — Cameron Burley, Mariposa "It is not ever O.K. to lie but especially not to vulnerable people who are already traumatized and need to believe that the police are trying to help them.
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The draft of a Senate report obtain by FOX News shows that Obama officials let Iran gain access to the U.S. financial system despite testifying to Congress that that would not ever happen.
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Gillespie-Miller's own mother, Emma, left a porch light on every night hoping her daughter would return, but she died in November 2015, "not ever knowing what happened to Lula," Miller tells PEOPLE.
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And it's not ever going to be a ripped-from-the-headline show because we're telling a story that's not quite about our world, but a lot of stuff absolutely does seep in.
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"I had like three guys find me on Facebook within two days, screaming at me for leaving mid-conversation/not ever acknowledging their initial message," the Redditor wrote in a thread about OKCupid.
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As Bow and Dre drift further apart, the show is not only refusing to solve their problems by the time the credits roll but implying that they may not ever solve their problems.
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Matus told Mashable the Teal is targeted at four demographics: general consumers who may not ever have flown a drone, hobbyists who like to tinker and mod stuff, drone racers and app developers.
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I can't tell you how, through hyperventilating sobs, I explained to my husband on the phone that what we imagined for our lives was not going to happen — not now, possibly not ever.
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If there are fake tough guys across the league, then the opposite end of that spectrum—the dudes you simply do not ever want to fuck with—includes Haslem as a lifetime member.
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You're working toward something that you might not ever get to the answer, you're just putting together little pieces of the puzzle for quite possibly the next generation of scientists to figure out.
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Though I suppose if you've hacked sex to involve sanitizing, not breathing or sweating on each other, not ever facing each other, and still can find fun in it — more power to you.
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And it gets the satisfaction that it handed over something at its apex, something cool and substantial that San Francisco did not create, and probably never could have, and might not ever capture.
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Van Rossum, who stepped down as the principal leader of Python last year but remains actively involved in the language's development, wrote last month that there might not ever be a Python 4.
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But at the same time, we want pieces to be integrated, to be a regular part of what we do in these galleries, and not ever made to seem like an add-on.
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"Sharing myself in a bikini (which I may or may not ever wear again) Is me Being open to others, open to life… finding glorious connection and community," she penned in the note.
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"NOC restates its firm position that no demands can justify criminal shutting of production, and that NOC does not ever negotiate with such terrorist blockaders," the NOC said in its statement on Monday.
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"I think they thought that a result of that would be that this Russia stuff was over with, but I did not ever hear anybody say that that was the motivation," he said.
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With his violent criminal history and apparent inability to not get shitfaced 24/7, even if he played quarterback like Tom Brady, he might not ever find his way back to a roster.
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary and bestselling biographer of "the greatest statesman this country has produced in the last 200 years, if not ever", opined that Churchill "would definitely campaign for us to leave".
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Though it's received far less attention than healthcare or immigration, the rollback would affect millions of consumers and bring basic changes to how they use the internet—though they might not ever know it.
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The car may not ever make it to the big screen, but as possibly the only existing artifact from one of the most legendary unmade films, that really might not matter at all. Video
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She said that, initially, she thought she was going to lose followers over the video, and did not ever expect anything like Charles' subscriber exodus, or for the seeming feud to become national news.
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Though, if you're super handy with a shotgun you may make it out with some kills and a large amount of loot in your backpack, but the odds are not ever in your favour.
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"It's a really horrible, horrible story and the only reason I'm actually going to go into detail about it is because I want other girls to not ever let someone do that," she added.
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Some of my colleagues, including Sarlin and Sargent, insist that Donald Trump would not ever consider granting legal status to any immigrants ever, even if he accomplishes everything that's now on his immigration agenda.
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Zuckerberg's burning desire for China seems to be the catalyst for the development of the censorship tool, which the Times report stressed may not ever be deployed, but Facebook should tread very carefully here.
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Players born before 1970 start half-way along the track and get to make two moves every turn, while players born after 1981 may not ever buy property or hold down full-time employment.
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" Lynch also weighed in on why the show ended after only two seasons: "What killed Twin Peaks originally... who killed Laura Palmer was a question that we did not ever really want to answer.
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"I made it very clear to USC that I have never been abused, assaulted or otherwise mistreated by Matthew Boermeester; not on January 21, 2017 and not ever," Katz said in a court declaration.
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"I do not ever remember saying that," she told Kyle, while the two celebrated the opening of Kyle's husband's new real estate agency in Punta Mita, Mexico along with the rest of the cast.
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The two women hung out before going to Paradise and Ashley, like the little love dictator she apparently is, made Caila vow to not ever pursue Jared if she decided to go to Paradise.
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After realizing that "not ever leaving Greece" was a viable option, these real and fictional Americans seized their chance to carve out their very own space of Aegean quaintness (frankly, I get the impulse).
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And on the virtual MVPD front, and I know there are certain [traditional pay TV companies] that have plans to launch a virtual MVPD, but they may or may not ever execute on those.
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That exact scenario might not ever play out, but the lesson, according to Bostrom, is that "we need to be careful about what we wish for from a superintelligence, because we might get it."
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If a robot can be designed with a great big red kill switch built into it, then a robot can be designed that will not ever resist human attempts at pushing that kill switch.
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An exceptional reporter is not unlike a therapist: His job is not to judge or assume, but rather to make the subject speak some truth about himself that he might not ever have considered.
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He may or may not ever build that border wall, but the central promise of his campaign remains true: He will do whatever he wants, and the rest of us will pay for it.
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"I did not ever think Mnangagwa could be worse than Mugabe, but that is what it is," said Edwin Mapuranga, who makes a living hawking belts and shoes on a street sidewalk in Harare.
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While traditional studios have huge backlogs of properties that may or may not ever get made, the streaming service is new to the feature film game, so it's got plenty of resources for new projects.
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So far users have found the bot helpful, but obviously it has some limits — it's not ever going to be able to provide the kind of sensitive, personalized guidance that an actual human therapist can.
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Filling in the gaps to ensure no one is left at a loss would be an unprecedented endeavor in US history and would demand a vast amount of political capital that may not ever materialize.
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One can only hear him call out and criticize half the UFC roster so many times before realizing all those words and threats and guarantees might not ever add up to an actual Octagon appearance.
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The majority of historians believe Nazi Germany did not ever use chemical weapons on the battlefield in the Second World War despite possessing both WWI-era chemical weapons as well as more advanced nerve agents.
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Cook County uses the felony review process, so that most crimes that are clearly felonies are not ever even charged as such if an [assistant state's attorney] can figure out some way to avoid it.
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Linklater is in many ways a kind of movie secret agent, making films that are unconventional in form and function, but so effortlessly entertaining that the audience may not ever realize that's what they're seeing.
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I may, or may not ever land another gig as a professional joke writer — trust me, these jobs open up about as often as pope or Supreme Court justice — but one thing is definitely certain.
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" Several days ago Irwin shared a photo from the same beach outing and captioned it with a quote from Sanober Kahn: "When it comes to love do not ever settle for anything less than magical.
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"We wanted to make a toothbrush that was accessible, desirable, and wanted by the 80% of people that have not ever upgraded or been bothered to upgrade their toothbrush [to an electric one]," says Enever.
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Moreover, Tesla says the vehicle's constant reminders to place your hands on the wheel emphasize that the car's skills are supposed to add to the safety of your driving, not ever fully control the vehicle.
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People or families who actually pay for education may not ever even receive that education, creating an unpredictable or even non-existent framework for accountability on both the buyer and provider sides of the equation.
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Mr. Buckel was known for being cautious — "he would not ever leap into something without giving it the utmost consideration and thought," said a former colleague, Adam Aronson — yet he had set himself on fire.
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" And while "I do not ever blame someone or fault them for being poor," he adds, "I do not tolerate people who continue to stay in the mindset that being poor is a permanent condition.
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He may eventually acknowledge the child and come around in some minimal ways, but, as the son of a father who abandoned him and disappeared from his own life, he might not ever step up.
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How about now extending the pledge to "I will not ever suggest to a group of peers at work that we should meet or dine at a strip club (or other demeaning types of activities)"?
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Having been so famous for most of their lives, starting out as child performers, Donny at 3 and Marie at 5, the iconic duo described the contours of fame and how it's definitely not ever-lasting.
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Regarding the malicious SmartApps described, these have not and would not ever impact our customers because of the certification and code review processes SmartThings has in place to ensure malicious SmartApps are not approved for publication.
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Trump's chief strategist checks off tasks when they're accomplished, but there are some pledges on Bannon's whiteboard that nobody believes will be met — not in the first 100 days, and in some conspicuous cases, not ever.
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O'Rourke's tax returns, released earlier this week, show how the presidential candidate profited off of the sale of stocks in fossil fuel, cigarettes, tech, and pharmaceutical companies — though O'Rourke did not ever personally control the investments.
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We're wise enough at this point in our Game of Thrones fandom to know that the stars and creators of the show are not ever going to let anything major slip into a magazine cover story.
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Mr. Landler told me that he did not recall receiving an advance text of the speech (a common enough practice) but that he certainly had not cut such a deal, and would not ever do so.
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So ask yourself, what will sway those voters more: an insulting comment from one candidate about the people who already back her opponent, or more evidence that one candidate is not ever comfortable with the truth?
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Vivo and Bluboo may not ever be as big as Samsung or Apple, but it's incredibly exciting to see them building these phones that are more screen than others, and seeing how they're tackling the challenge.
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You might not ever get the chance to go to an actual Game of Thrones premiere, but — thanks to the YouTube exploits of Maisie Williams — that doesn't mean you can't see what goes on at one.
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"While President Trump and Republicans in Washington sow divisiveness and hate that is spreading like a cancer across the country, in New York we say not here, not now, not ever," Cuomo said in a statement.
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" GOP lawmakers have focused on one text exchange between Strzok and Lisa Page, a former FBI lawyer, in which Strzok replied, "We'll stop it," after he was asked, "[Trump's] not ever going to become president, right?
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The Roku Channel may not ever overtake either of these two streaming giants in terms of viewers, but it could help the company leverage its own growing user base and their hunger for free streaming options.
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"I was a varsity wrestler before this and I might not ever be able to wrestle because that's a very physical sport and my lungs might not be able to hold that exertion," he told CNN.
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"I, BRENT OSTER, am a proud member of the class MEN, and I have not, and will not ever, harm anyone, especially someone who depends on me and I care about," Oster writes in the complaint.
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The firing of Strzok sends a loud clear message to the liberal elite and the Deep State who bends to this kind of behavior: political bias at the cost of justice should not ever be tolerated.
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Of course, publicly attacking former bosses is generally not ever a good public relations strategy for a celebrity or anyone else, because it ensures that anyone thinks twice before working with the person in the future.
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The best way to describe what it feels like to have Asperger Syndrome is that it's like turning on a radio and trying to switch stations, but not ever being able to get a clear signal.
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The most pressing part of the show is that it's never been an issue… It's not ever been 'oh, this is the part where we discuss the fact that Evie is mixed race and Dylan is white.
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As we see June march back into the fray of Gilead, it doesn't seem as though she is returning to the Waterford Home Of Horrors, especially not ever she physically assaulted Fred and stole "his family's" baby.
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I doubtless at some regrettable stage of my student life stuck a feather in my hat but, my lords, ladies, and gentlemen, I can hereby swear with absolute certainty that I never, not ever, called it macaroni.
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"They did not ever address, acknowledge, the list of demands, nor did they adequately provide solutions to all the five," said Stapleton, a marketing manager at YouTube who has been at Google for more than 11 years.
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When at full tilt, the car had the ability to lift your innards and throw off your equilibrium — even on a straight, flat road — in a way I'd not ever truly felt below the $260,0.23 price point.
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It's supposed to be exciting and unpredictable, so the second we do things that are expected as part of the show, we become Slipknot or Insane Clown Posse, and that's not ever what we want to be.
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"While President Trump and Republicans in Washington sow divisiveness and hate that is spreading like a cancer across the country, in New York we say not here, not now, not ever," Cuomo said in a news release.
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Billed "R&B" as they started playing out in 1963, the Stones were catchier and quicker than blues, and on these 32 radio transcriptions they sound like the premier bar band of their time if not ever.
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More than 22018 million acres of land leased by the federal government lies idle — or about half of all the land out on lease — property that may or may not ever be drilled for oil and gas.
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"Not only did the vice president not ever raise Burisma or his son in any conversations with Ukrainian authorities, I don't believe firing Shokin was even helpful to Burisma, quite the contrary," Hochstein, the energy envoy, said.
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But I also understand why that should not happen: like it or not, banking is more like a utility than it is pure free enterprise, and unbridled capitalism has not ever served consumers well in this sector.
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" Speaking at a separate hearing of a hearing of the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services, Mnuchin said: "We would not ever ask for the White House's permission on this nor did they give us the permission.
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You may not ever rest your eyes on Anna Wintour's garden in real life, or wear a relic of Chanel's early days — but you can easily step into some of the most exciting new restaurants we feature.
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The contractor explained that because these quality control procedures don't weed out cases where a user has unintentionally triggered Siri, contractors end up overhearing conversations users may not ever have wanted to be recorded in the first place.
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Although various companies will try to sell you on a host of different kinds of policies that might not be worthwhile, generally speaking certain kinds are a vital investment, even if you might not ever see a return.
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" Peter Baker at the New York Times had an equally flattering portrayal: "The vast crowd that thronged the Mall on a frigid but bright winter day was the largest to attend an inauguration in decades, if not ever.
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And I also can't complain about the principle of Tyler, the Creator handing an interlude over to Wayne on Flower Boy, which by my premature reckoning already stands as the former's best album since Bastard, if not ever.
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"I can finally now put this behind me and not ever have to worry about this, looking back, ever again," he said, his voice breaking with emotion as his parents and brother huddled nearby in a courthouse corridor.
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What killed "Twin Peaks" originally, who killed Laura Palmer was a question that we did not ever really want to answer, and that Laura Palmer mystery was, like I said, the goose that laid these little golden eggs.
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"To Cam Newton- I may not ever meet you and that's ok but what you did for this special little kid tonight made my year and shows compassion and love that we can all learn something from," she wrote.
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EL CHAPO: Since the Government of the United States is going to send me to a prison where my name will not ever be heard again, I take advantage of this opportunity to say there was no justice here.
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As early as 2024, a group of Mars-bound interplanetary SpaceX astronauts will board a gigantic SpaceX spacecraft likely named "Heart of Gold" to rocket off to Mars, a place from which they may or may not ever return.
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"I don't think you can deny that young boys that have gone through puberty have certain advantages that women will not ever get," Paula Radcliffe, who holds the women's world record in the marathon, told the BBC on Tuesday.
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By the way, Feigen also says his group did NOT ever break into the gas station bathroom that night -- but they did "make the regrettable decision to urinate in the grass behind the building" because the bathroom was locked.
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That could mean that Microsoft might not ever manufacture a white version of the 2TB Xbox One S, but what it more likely represents is the company's plans to offer the larger console in limited edition colors and bundles.
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"Facebook did not ever scale the fact-checking program on Facebook to be able to reach all users and all information on Facebook," says Robyn Caplan, a media and information policy scholar at Rutgers who studies social media governance.
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Hadley Todd from Wilmington, N.C., has not ever been pressured to betray personal beliefs: I honestly cannot remember a time where I have been pressured to betray my beliefs, but I have definitely pressured another to do so unintentionally.
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"A show like 'Transparent' which has won Golden Globes and Emmys is not ever — it is not a show that could be successfully done on broadcast TV, because broadcast TV needs a much bigger audience," says Bezos to Rose.
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"It was not part of some grand campaign or at my behest... I agree that we must not ever be seen to be censoring what our customers read and influencing their freedom of choice," he said in the post.
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"A show like 'Transparent' which has won Golden Globes and Emmys is not ever — it is not a show that could be successfully done on broadcast TV, because broadcast TV needs a much bigger audience," says Bezos to Rose.
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"What I love about Chase is that not since Dale Jr., and maybe not ever, has there been a rookie come in here with any more hype and optimism about the success they're going to enjoy than Chase Elliott," Waltrip said.
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"The top line is that the Trump administration is probably the most anti-investor and consumer protection administration in decades, if not ever," said Dennis Kelleher, president and CEO of Better Markets, a watchdog group that advocates for stricter financial regulations.
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Though it was originally directed at Carey herself for not ever performing songs from the album, like "Loverboy," at her concerts, #JusticeForGlitter quickly spread as a call for fans to purchase the album on iTunes (where it retails for $4.99).
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The data of donor eggs could not be denied; but the prospect of using them and raising a child who doesn't share your genetic material raises other questions and concerns you might not ever consider, other than through perhaps adoption.
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Razer also uses the show to show off concept ideas that may or may not ever make it to the market but are interesting to consider as reference ideas where Razer is playing with themes that it might eventually use elsewhere.
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But the pause in fighting and resurgence of popular protest and public support for the FSA has sidelined it to a degree, exposing what could be a major weakness and demonstrating that its ideology may not ever have been widely accepted.
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"Since the government will send me to a jail where my name will not ever be heard again, I take this opportunity to say: There was no justice here," El Chapo told Cogan, according to the New York Daily News.
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Maduabum may or may not ever play in the NBA, although given that there are 450 people with NBA jobs as the season begins and roughly 7.3 billion people on earth you'd have to say that the odds are not great.
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Once I became aware that I wasn't 'broken' or 'deficient,' it freed me of the sense that I had to operate and define myself by a standard of being that has not, does not, and will not ever apply to me.
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"Since the government of the United States is going to send me to a prison where my name will not ever be heard again, I take advantage of this opportunity to say there was no justice here," he told the court.
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"Real estate investors sell their product—and in the process, they promise it will have benefits that may not ever be realized," says Thomas Angotti, a professor of urban planning at Hunter College and author of New York For Sale.
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We might not ever know the true reasons for Microsoft's Nokia phone business acquisition, but right now it's clear the company has wasted billions of dollars on a failed experiment to try and claw its way back into the mobile market.
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We have no standardized open framework for car suppliers to build their hardware (cars) on top of and, thus, developers will not..ever…ever…ever…spend time thinking about how cars and drivers can work together in a unified way.
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" The recently released inspector general watchdog report revealed a text message exchange between Strzok and then-FBI lawyer Lisa Page on August 8, 2016, in which Page wrote in a text thatTrump is "not ever going to become president, right?
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The transition from a network of thousands of drivers to a network of self-driving cars will likely take years and may not ever be total, but it's enough to potentially undermine into Uber and Lyft's rhetoric about creating jobs.
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But in another sense, our work is tied into social media, as many people may not ever travel to the places we've been, and the way they connect with what we do is through something like Instagram or Snapchat or whatever.
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"What they're not ever doing is exactly what 'The Secret Life of Pets' is about, which is that they have independent lives that they resume when you leave," said Alexandra Horowitz, director of the Dog Cognition Lab at Barnard College.
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Mr. Flanagan explained his decision by saying that Mr. Klein's accuser, Erica Vladimer, who left Mr. Klein's staff shortly after she accused the senator of forcibly kissing her outside an Albany bar in 2015, had not ever made a formal complaint.
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"Matt is equally able to multitask and see the big picture, and I think he's going to make a bloody good director one day, and I'm not ever going to make a bloody good director," Bale said with a laugh.
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The day after this story was originally published, Amazon decided to give users the option to disable human review of their voice logs, but it does not (and has not ever) allowed you to turn off saving your recordings by default.
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"I will not ever be quiet about matters of national security." transcript Mr. Trump had little patience for Ms. Pelosi when she and other congressional leaders of both parties arrived at the White House for a briefing on the fighting.
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" In Hall's Facebook post, he had written, "i have been flirtatious with fans and on a few occasions been intimate with people that i've met on tour," adding that he had "reached the conclusion now that that's not ever appropriate.
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And as I&aposm talking about it, I realize OK, one way to prevent myself from doing that is to set a rule which is I will not ever say yes to a new project until I finish an old one.
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"I think that this fake Russia collusion narrative is the greatest crime committed against the American people in our generation, if not ever," Lewandowski said after a GOP member gave him the floor to describe the consequences of the Mueller probe.
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Scott may not ever land on a succinct definition of criticism — and, yes, I might think he's wrong about The Avengers — but in Better Living Through Criticism, he does something that is arguably even better: He shows us how it works.
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At Uber, foreign investors from SoftBank, the Japanese telecom conglomerate, because of regulatory concerns may not ever take their two board seats, despite negotiating hard for them after investing up to $10 billion into the company more than a year ago.
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MICHELLE MALKIN, HOST, "MICHELLE MALKIN INVESTIGATES": Look, when are the most extreme of media freaks not freaking out about Trump speaking truth that former presidents whether they had a "D" or an "R" by their name dared not ever air in public?
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The latest Education Department figures reveal that thanks to skyrocketing education costs, living expenses, crippling interest rates and additional fees, more graduates expected to join the club of debtors who may not ever pay back their loans, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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" Edwards told the Post she would receive "frantic" text messages from Adams that read, "You are NOT welcome any longer at Wall Street Chiropractic, DO NOT ever step foot in there again, and stay the F--- away from my husband and family!!!!!!
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As for DeepMind, the British firm may not ever generate much actual revenue for Alphabet, but it has helped its parent save money by increasing the energy efficiency of its global data centres (and its Go experiment was a public-relations coup).
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A lot of people in fashion were telling me 'OK, you might not ever do fashion again if you choose to do a very commercial client because this is 8003' — it was like a catalog company, it wasn't really like anything else.
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"I think we have to face the fact that we may not ever be able to count on this administration to lead on LGBT issues," Clinton said during a speech at The Center, an LGBT support organization, where she was receiving an award.
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" The text exchange at issue was detailed in a recently-released Justice Department internal watchdog report, which revealed that on August 8, 2016, now ex-FBI lawyer Lisa Page wrote in a text, Trump is "not ever going to become president, right?
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Michael Waltz of Florida, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, on Sunday told CNN: "As we head into the anniversary of 9/11, I do not ever want to see these terrorists step foot on United States soil. Period."Rep.
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Apparently there's one more factor contributing to my mental state: "Part of what you may need to realize is that the first time you run a marathon, it is such an amazing accomplishment, you may not ever replicate that feeling," he cautions.
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Motorola got all conceptual and showed of a bunch of things it was working on, which may or may not ever come to market, along with a slew of Moto Mods, in case anyone was doubting the company's commitment to modular handsets.
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I got up, wrote two articles about what had happened, then drove back to London to spend the next three days working ceaselessly on a documentary my colleagues and I thought we might not ever make, a documentary about President Donald Trump.
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" Mr. Young, in the phone interview, said he did encounter discrimination on his trips to South Africa over the years, but said, "I would not forget going to jail, but I know I did not ever go to jail in South Africa.
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Moore, however, received further blowback from Republicans after his remarks on Sean Hannity's radio show on Friday, where he said he may have dated girls in their late teens when he was in his 30s, but not ever without their mother's permission.
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"While significant progress has been made in recent years toward making the financial system more stable and resilient, we should not ever be complacent," Fischer said in prepared remarks to an International Monetary Fund workshop on financial surveillance and communication in Washington.
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So while I may not ever know how or why my sex dream manifested in my waking life the way it did, one thing is clear: As long as acting on your dream urges IRL aren't negatively affecting your life, then it doesn't matter.
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Former President Barack Obama's signature policy initiative, the Affordable Care Act, was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge in Texas on Friday, but the ruling won't change the health-care coverage for millions of Americans — at least not right now and maybe not ever.
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"The actions of the deputies, and their failures to act in situations such as that which occurred during the Trump rally at the Crown Coliseum, have never been and will not ever be tolerated under the policies of this office," Butler said in the statement.
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"Regarding the malicious SmartApps described, these have not and would not ever impact our customers because of the certification and code review processes SmartThings has in place to ensure malicious SmartApps are not approved for publication," said SmartThings in a statement to the publication.
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The purpose of introducing The Raj – which we may not ever see again – is twofold: First, to see that hosts in other parks are revolting, just as they are in Westworld, and to learn where that monstrously large Bengal tiger came from in episode 1.
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The government has never produced public evidence tying Kaspersky to the Kremlin Despite concerns raised about the company by current and former intelligence officials, the federal government has not ever produced any public evidence demonstrating that Kaspersky has any links to the Russian government.
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For instance, while they're not particularly great at physical cognition (interacting with and understanding objects around them), dogs seem to be at least average, if not ever-so-slightly above average, when it comes to social cognition, especially when they are taking cues from humans.
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"The actions of the deputies and their failures to act in situations such as that which occurred during the Trump rally at the Crown Coliseum have never been and will not ever be tolerated under the policies of this office," Sheriff Butler's statement said.
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"The songs on the record are also about this imbalance between and doubt and ego and not ever being right in the middle of those two things and existing always skewed to one side and dealing with that as a creative person," she says.
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MATT: Right, so part of it is we have not ever found good solutions for chronic pain, and part of it is that opioids are well-known — as a lot of drugs are — for creating a tolerance and a kind of spiral of dosage that you need.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, of course, would not ever publicly criticize his wife, nor should he.
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I'm all for a good tank job, but self-sabotage for the sake of the seventh overall pick and a future asset that may not ever produce at the level Mirotic currently is probably isn't worth it when a serious opportunity to make the playoffs presents itself.
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As a writer, I know a lot of other writers, and I hear a common refrain among the writerly set—they have billions of tabs open, each with a potential new thing to read that they hope to get to someday, but might not ever see.
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Those reasons, disparate as they are, have now brought the women to a shared, remarkable moment: They are among 10 women who are running for New York's State Senate against another female candidate, the highest number of two-woman races in recent memory, if not ever.
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What you don't know is that this was just the cathartic climax of the most bonkers political rally of the 2020 cycle, if not ever — outdone only by the fact that minutes later Steyer's staff corralled the press to watch Juvenile deliver his first ever presidential endorsement.
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"This ruling, about the coordination of military dictatorships in the Americas to commit atrocities, sets a powerful precedent to ensure that these grave human rights violations do not ever take place again in the region," Jose Miguel Vivanco, Americas director for Human Rights Watch, said in a phone interview.
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So few web-savvy people seem to use Bing that those who do are a sort of curiosity, though that might just be compartmentalization: If you're a heavy Google user, using Chrome tied to a Gmail account, it might not ever occur to you that Bing even exists.
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For all his reputation as the most plain-spoken person to run the U.S. central bank in decades, if not ever, Powell may be reluctant in his remarks to fellow central bankers at this year's Kansas City Fed economic symposium to say much about where rates will go.
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Now, it's easy to look at CES, especially the gaming parts of the show, as a place to see products nobody wants and that might not ever ship, created solely because a company wanted to show off something and slap its brand on a booth here in Vegas.
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So now that Netflix is everywhere, it's even more tempting to mask your location and watch things that might not otherwise be in your market — both for Hollywood movies not available in the States and local content from other countries that might not ever show up at home.
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"The symbolism of a global, multibillion-dollar luxury company 'warning' perhaps some of the poorest retailers in the city over items that could not ever be taken for the real thing just seems a little bullying," Jing Zhang, fashion editor for The South China Morning Post, wrote Tuesday.
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In an interview with CNN's Manu Raju, Corker said the President consistently doesn't tell the truth, dodged on whether Trump should have the nuclear codes, said Trump wasn't a role model for children, said he would not ever support him again and repeatedly suggested that Trump "debases" the country.
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She knew she would tell no one, not ever, that Arthur had been buried without a decent sendoff, just as she'd told no one that she was the mother of a son or that there had been, in the late years of her marriage, Tommy Kildare and Donald.
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He said the $60 billion FX swap line opened up with the U.S. Federal Reserve last week is a good insurance policy to have, but added that there is no need to use it in the short term and hopes it does not ever have to be tapped.
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In every direction that radio astronomers looked, the temperature of the cosmic gravy was exactly the same: 2.725 degrees Celsius above absolute zero, even in places so far apart that, according to a conventional rewinding of the expansion of the universe, the regions could not ever have touched.
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Now, maybe the most shocking revelation was the vow to stop Trump from becoming President and an exchange between FBI loved birds Peter Stzrok and Lisa Page, Page texted, "He&aposs not ever going to become president right, right?" and he replied, "No, no, he&aposs not, we&aposll stop it".
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Khan -- who was in L.A. to see the Danny Garcia fight -- tells TMZ Sports Floyd's been ducking him like a chump ... and it's all because Mayweather's afraid of taking his first L. "It seems to me that Mayweather's afraid and he might just not ever want to fight me," Khan said.
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Again, this is not exactly pleasant, and listening to Chris Christie and Evan Roberts from the height of an afternoon into the fat part of happy hour was not ever really fun—Christie is too prickly and pompous, Roberts not quite capable of carrying him—and more exhausting than anything else.
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I get really mean, mean, mean, mean comments on Twitter and it just comes with the territory In the past I've sometimes responded back and more so now I'm trying my best to not ever respond ever again because I feel like those people that do that don't deserve the attention.
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I did everything I could to be honest with you since day one and I will not ever apologize for getting massages and going on dates with guys when I'm single and have been waiting for your sketchy a— to wake up and realize that you have made a huge mistake.
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Terry Crews went public in 2017 about a powerful Hollywood executive who groped him without consent, and he continued speaking out despite the onslaught of victim-shaming and blaming by those who accept the lie that men like him should be "strong enough" to not ever be a target of abuse.
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"So to the young people here and the young people out there: Do not ever let anybody make you feel like you don't matter or like you don't have a place in our American story because you do, and you have a right to be exactly who you are," she added.
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My dad's experience of losing hope, of saying, "every day I thought maybe, and every one of those days I had to console myself that it wasn't today, and maybe not ever," is a worldview these children [who have been separated from their parents during this current administration] are being forced into.
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And next, this person is obviously right: In order to achieve a perfect SAT score, it's imperative that you spend every second of every day absorbing data analysis, statistics, and probability and DO NOT EVER stop to eat or drink, especially not to sip a jackfruit smoothie with boba and pandan jelly.
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"Asked about the way the Pensando founders ended their Cisco stints, Chambers said, "When I left Cisco, I made a commitment to myself, I would not ever comment about Cisco, good or bad...I have deliberately allowed my successor to set his own course and for me not to comment on it.
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Reuters: In Kyiv today, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE pledged U.S. support for Ukraine.
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I do not ever want to have to teach my son to be scared of the police, or tell him that he has to watch his back because the people we are told to trust—the people who "protect and serve"—may not be protecting and serving him because of the color of his skin.
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I do not ever want to have to teach my son to be scared of the police, or tell him that he has to watch his back because the people we are told to trust – the people who 'protect and serve' – may not be protecting and serving him because of the color of his skin.
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Why Josh, why are Sigur Ros—who have just announced a full North America tour plus European festival dates to the joy of yoga enthusiasts worldwide—a band for people who can't quite face reality but like having their own tea-making routines, community gardening projects, Brian Cox boxsets, and not ever having sex ever?
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"I do not ever want to have to teach my son to be scared of the police, or tell him that he has to watch his back because the people we are told to trust — the people who 'protect and serve' — may not be protecting and serving him because of the color of his skin."
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Yeah, but what you end up doing is paying a phone company over many, many years hundred of dollars, because if you think about it, if you're paying a plan of $10 or $20 a month, you're going to pay off the cost of that screen and you might not ever reuse it, right?
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"... Israel thinks that President Trump made an historic move, and this is why Israel thanks President Trump for his courageous leadership, his commitment to confront the terrorist regime in Tehran, and his commitment to ensure that Iran never gets nuclear weapons, not today, not in a decade, not ever," Netanyahu said in a brief televised address.
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We may not ever get a chance to vacation in a five-bedroom home in Brisbane, with a welcoming open floor plan, lush green space, and relaxed vibe for $592 a night, but we can watch others stay there and scrutinize every inch of the place perhaps even more thoroughly than if we were actually there.
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He said in an interview that he did not recommend Trump or Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE remove Yovanovitch.
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It will not be the same, not ever, which is why Jets fans filed out afterward, in the snow and the gusts, as if Cody Carlson had just toppled them in Houston (1994), or Leon Johnson had flung the misguided option pass at Detroit (1997), or their Jets had blown a 14-point lead in Baltimore (2000).
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He is expected to have lunch with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2628 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE at 28503:22020 p.m.
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The researchers did explore using their display prototypes for VR, although they noted that their more ambitious work lies in AR. As a research endeavor, this new Microsoft hardware might not ever be mass-produced, although it does indicate some people inside the company are interested in exploring different shapes and sizes for its holographic technology.
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"I will also say to you that I have seen fathers bring their sons up to me and say, 'she is the first,' in a way that is to also speak to those sons about the fact they should not ever be burdened by what has been and they should see what can be," Harris said.
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" Sondland, a key witness in the House's ongoing impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, said he "did not and would not ever participate in such undertakings.
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I mean, Elon Musk is just, even if he constantly misses his deadlines and you're like, "he still hasn't introduced this battery-changing-robot thing," and half of the stuff he's talking about may not ever come to fruition, you have to — I think people are really embracing someone who's dreaming big right now, in a time when the future seems so bleak.
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For the many millions of us who grew up listening to Michael Jackson, so many places — the dance floor, or the sidewalk as rolled-down car windows blast Off the Wall cuts come summertime, or an elevator wafting classic pop in between blocs of Muzak, or the cavern in our ears where the earbuds fit — will not ever be the same.
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Which might be a good thing when you realize you've squandered another weekend, and the sun starts to rise over another grubby flat in another grubby town, and all you've got to show for it is three likes on Facebook and the distinct memory of doing something utterly, utterly terrible but not ever being able to recall exactly what that was.
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You might not ever know it, considering celebs aren't usually broadcasting the affordable pieces in their looks, and they don't usually have any designer branding, but Naked Wardrobe is an affordable brand some of the biggest stars have been wearing on the regular — the Kardashian-Jenners, Jennifer Lopez, Chrissy Teigen, and Selena Gomez are all fans of the brand, to name a few.
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Besides Morrissey having his little panic at the disco and the odd tune from Pulp and Blur, the first two Monkeys albums (and standalone 2006 single "Leave Before The Lights Come On") described the best and worst quality of Britain (going out on the lash) with a decorum and wit that hadn't been seen in a generation, if not ever before.
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There is no excuse — not now, not ever — for treating women differently from men when it comes to pay and compensation, in representation on corporate boards or in the executive suites, in quotidian meetings where women often are made to feel belittled or inadequate or, heaven forbid, in social interactions where men have been known to take advantage of women against their will.
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I'm familiar with some strains of thinking in American Christianity that characterize wrongdoing as "flaws" that need fixing, and that once you get past them they should stay in the past, and you can just put them in a box and move on, and not ever have to talk or think about or be called to account for them again.
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" While we'd argue people's number one reason for choosing Airbnb might often be the price — depending on the city, Airbnb rentals can be half the average price of a hotel — the "Live There" campaign echoes the company's focus in the past year on leveraging the local knowledge of its hosts, while also building on the idea that many travelers do not ever want to be considered "tourists.
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Following the British announcement, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE flew to London to discuss the matter with his British counterpart, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE is pushing for freedom of the press in a trip abroad after he clashed with an NPR reporter last month.
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During the recent trip to Ukraine that Secretary Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE embarked on, the State Department chose to bar a journalist from traveling with him.
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While it's not ever going to be a commercial product, Sony has shown time and again that its display and sensor tech can achieve a novel form of AR. These demos show the extent to which sensor data and the right mix of hardware can create immersive experiences that don't rely on blasting light in your eyes or plastering a screen on your face.
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There are people that are out there to scam you, like they'll fake gloss a model and try to sell it as a prize model or they'll just take your model and not ever send you anything which is obvious the worst case," Roche said after finishing something fried for lunch, "If someone does turn out to be lousy then everyone will gang up on them.
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A reminder that every single human being is created in the image of God; a reminder that I am part of a people that has survived the worst destruction and will always endure; a reminder that my ancestors gave their lives so that I can live in freedom in America; and a reminder, most of all, to never, ever, not ever be afraid to be Jewish.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE on Friday reaffirmed the U.S.'s support for Ukraine as the country's top diplomat visited Kyiv and met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Reuters reports.
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David Zalkaliani, Georgia's minister of foreign affairs, plans to attend a high-level discussion on global religious freedom with America's close allies sponsored by Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE.
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National Public Radio (NPR) has seen an increase in donations since a feud between the network and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE began, an official for NPR confirmed Thursday.
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"It's time for Congress to step in and make it crystal clear: President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE cannot profiteer off of his meetings with foreign leaders — not with the G-7, not ever," Merkley said in a statement.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE said Monday that the U.S. will not agree to a cease-fire with Taliban forces in Afghanistan without "demonstrable evidence" that it is committed to reducing violence.
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It would be ironic -- as well as encouraging and highly unlikely -- if the result of this sordid affair of foreign hacking could be a national learning experience about American unexceptionalism, one that leads to a joint declaration by both Republican and Democratic candidates that clearly and eloquently states that neither of them wants what was done to Salvador Allende to be done to them or to their people, not now, not ever.
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English Channel Rouen Seine Les Andelys Paris Normandy France Area of detail France 50 miles By The New York Times "I met people at the roundabouts, neighbors who live in the same building as me and that I had not ever met before," said Christelle Bréhélin, 46, a hairdresser who used to have a small salon in the village, but had to give it up because of the costs of running a small business.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE met with Johnson earlier this week and said that the U.S. would put Britain "at the front of the line" in trade negotiations following Brexit, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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The second iPhone is the iPhone X (pronounced "iPhone ten"): a technological marvel that I cannot and will not ever understand — a device so beautiful that to hold it would be to touch the concept of my own mortality; to come face to face with my maker and, upon meeting His eye, to understand the universe far beyond any degree humanity was ever intended to; to experience, for the first time, what it is to be alive.
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For those who decide, sure, I'll voluntarily send my DNA to a company that slapped it's name on a box and had an NFL team distribute it for free to a bunch of boozed up sports fans (promise me you will not ever do this), let's look at what you'll be getting with your free test of four genes: So, basically, Big Milk is trying to scam its way into some consumer data here and is it really any wonder that it's the Ravens who are doing it?
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 85033 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE, in an apparent swipe at Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.), on Tuesday night tweeted an image from "The Simpsons" of Lisa Simpson tearfully ripping up a sheet of paper.
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Maybe – just maybe – you're going to have to suck it up and pay £850 a month to lay on a camp bed on the floor, folding it up behind you each and every morning of your life, and also you have to buy the camp bed yourself; – If we learn anything from this, it is: do not ever buy anything from anyone who writes their advertisement in all capital letters; – Who exactly are you sharing the WC with, and is there a shower in the room the toilet is in, and are you (as the renter, here) are you allowed access to that?
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Esper, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 85033 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE and former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Schumer: 'Giant asterisk' next to Trump's acquittal Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga MORE met Trump in late August to discuss the aid, but were unable to push him to lift the freeze, according to The New York Times.
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As Representative Steve Scalise, the third-ranking House Republican, had surgery for a gunshot wound to the hip, his colleagues complained that Washington's restrictive gun laws had barred him and other lawmakers who live in the capital from bringing weapons to the baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. "Had there not been a member of House leadership present, there would have been no police present, and it would have become the largest act of political terrorism in years, if not ever," Representative Tom Garrett of Virginia said, pointing to legislation he has introduced to make it easier for people to carry a gun in Washington.
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Pope Francis is standing his ground when it comes to abortion, saying on Saturday the procedure should not ever be condoned, reports the AP. What he's saying: Against the backdrop of a reignited debate in the U.S. — with state initiatives working to limit or ban the procedure — the Pope said the dispute over "abortion isn't a religious issue but a human one," and urges doctors and families to avoid them, regardless of prenatal testing results, even if the baby is likely to die shortly after birth, per AP. "Taking care of these children helps parents to grieve and not only think of it as a loss, but as a step on a path taken together," Francis said.
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