He did go into the canyon, he was not hurt so we were very happy he was not hurt.
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Consume and share media in ways that help, not hurt.
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But making childbearing a less forbidding experience could not hurt.
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But the hearings ultimately did not hurt Facebook's bottom line.
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The driver, who was not hurt, was arrested, Boyd said.
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The allegations did not hurt his popularity at the polls.
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I ran away and thank God I am not hurt.
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In the end, the Pomeranian -- which was not hurt -- won.
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One interesting fact: The censorship has not hurt wealth creation.
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But what industry is not hurt by competition from abroad?
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The driver of the truck was not hurt, authorities said.
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It did not hurt, per se, but it felt lifeless.
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Trump's decision "does not hurt our Iran strategy," he added.
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A "soft pull" will not hurt your credit score either.
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Or hope things improve and he does not hurt anyone?
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But, she insisted, foreign wrestlers had not hurt the sport.
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The three officers involved in the shooting were not hurt.
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"The separation will not hurt their good work," he said.
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The boy, who is black, was not hurt and ran home.
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Refiners maintain the waivers have not hurt overall demand for biofuels.
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His target was UFC rival Khabib Nurmagomedov, who was not hurt.
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Still, it might not hurt to hold on to those reports.
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"That criticism does not hurt us or interest us," he said.
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Clearly, debit-swipe fee protections have not hurt banks' bottom lines.
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I'm not hurt ... but I was definitely just in an accident.
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But this update may not hurt publishers as much as before.
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If they're hurt -- if they're bad intentions, I'm angry, not hurt.
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A modest spiel on my part would not hurt, I thought.
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Fortunately, the precious engines were not hurt nor the body itself.
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This would not hurt the principle of free movement as such.
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That he would not hurt them if they were already gone.
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The driver of the car, a 2016 Toyota Camry, was not hurt.
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Most economists say that modest minimum wage increases have not hurt employment.
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Cohen's lawyer, Lanny Davis, said that the recording would not hurt Cohen.
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Companies may not like them but the cells do not hurt business.
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And it would not hurt if governments were more open and trustworthy.
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We do not hurt the snake, the snake ir [sic] our pet.
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Why it matters: The ACA has not hurt the health care industry.
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The alumina restriction will "not hurt" Xinfa, according to a company source.
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Fortunately, Roksana was not hurt during the incident -- but still, that SUCKS!
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The Times said the president's constant attacks have not hurt its business.
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A little lecturing by Mr Obama behind closed doors would not hurt.
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Reyes was not hurt, but other Mets have not been so lucky.
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He and his entourage were not hurt but one passerby was wounded.
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It does not hurt, she added, that the abuelas are seldom wallflowers.
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The driver was not hurt and is cooperating with authorities, Gonzales said.
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That stance has not hurt Biden in the slightest during the primaries.
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Currently, actual tariffs on aluminum and steel will not hurt the economy.
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It does not hurt to ask questions: How long have they practiced?
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The neck operation did not hurt his determination, or his upbeat attitude.
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I really am here to make people laugh and not hurt anyone.
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More transparency for China's opaque currency regime, for example, would not hurt.
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The groom was among those injured, but the bride was not hurt.
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It certainly did not hurt that she was a particularly appealing dog.
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Three others appeared to be intentional shootings but did not hurt anyone.
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Top US generals have said that Russia's actions have helped, not hurt, ISIS.
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They finally signed a contract that they will not hurt each other anymore.
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That will not hurt Huawei in China, where these services are already blocked.
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It also does not hurt that this is a great place to live.
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The matter will not hurt the company's compliance with debt covenants, Brixmor added.
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But I do think that these policies will help progressives, not hurt them.
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John Major, the prime minister at the time, was inside but not hurt.
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Reduced coal mining would not hurt the economy as much as people think.
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Athens says that if activated, the contingency measures will not hurt the poor.
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The transaction will not hurt Enbridge's three-year financial outlook, the company said.
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If that's the case, it might not hurt to sign up for it.
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It can take a lot of action and not hurt the stock market.
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Law enforcement sources tell us Usher was in the studio, but not hurt.
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Here's an idea: Social media tools and tech gadgets should not hurt us.
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On offsets, there are provisions ensuring that they do not hurt impacted communities.
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To do my duty and not hurt any one, that is my religion.
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Strangely, Torres did not hurt his arm throwing — or hurt his throwing arm.
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But make no mistake: The Democrats' eventual nominee will not hurt for cash.
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There were seven other workers there who were not hurt, the sheriff said.
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"My son is friendly, God-fearing, and would not hurt anybody," she said.
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He believes this will not hurt his career and will give others inspiration.
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I'm not hurt by someone saying that to me because I'm smarter, I'm stronger.
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The Giorgio Moroder score and the mid-80's soundtrack do not hurt, either.
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After that game, Gurley said he was not hurt and was simply playing poorly.
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Police say there were 210 other people in the mosque who were not hurt.
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And the Trump criticism might not hurt him with a chunk of the electorate.
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In any case, the prosecution of Mr Wilders will not hurt his electoral chances.
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"It does not hurt whatsoever," she said as Khloé and Jonathan rubbed her down.
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The FDA report did not hurt shares of Merck & Co, which sells Remicade overseas.
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But I'm not hurt by people saying I'm not Skepta, because that's my brother.
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I heard them say to him, 'Lie still and we will not hurt you.
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He said the two airmen on the other T-38 Talon were not hurt.
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Johnson on Monday said opposing hearings for Garland would not hurt his reelection chances.
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"Would not hurt to start suggesting H.R.C. old, memory bad, has stroke," wrote Corsi.
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Tony Finau is considered the leading candidate, and he did not hurt his chances.
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Even so, any association may not hurt him in a hypothetical contest against Trump.
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A perception of relative moderation will most likely help, not hurt, the eventual nominee.
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Mr. Donnelly, 56, said he was not hurt but was incredulous about what happened.
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So far, the impasse in Washington has not hurt either business and consumer confidence.
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The mayor's stance also has not hurt the economy of the nation's largest city.
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It had not hurt in more than a month, so why start worrying now?
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"Let's give him a hand and hope that he's not hurt," the announcer said.
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That may not be foremost on Amazon's checklist, but it probably does not hurt.
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One of her children was with her in the car, but was not hurt.
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A brand cannot empathize, a brand does not yearn, a brand does not hurt.
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This means that eliminating the tax break for robots would not hurt economic growth.
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MUNICH - WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL SAYS UK HUAWEI DECISION WILL NOT HURT INTELLIGENCE SHARING TIES
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Do not hurt your face, it is really just a gesture done for effect.
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And the fact that it earned him some good coverage did not hurt either.
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To get a real hug and not hurt the person on the other end.
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"Do not hurt him," Trump said as a man was led out of the arena.
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But in these cases, Cuban officials were trying to inconvenience American diplomats — not hurt them.
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Punishing yourself does not hurt the people that hurt you or the situation that hurts.
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Scaglione and his son-in-law, who was also in the vehicle, were not hurt.
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Lawhorn said that he did not hurt his mother's dog, Oscar, or the family's cat.
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Do not hurt little Tuck, Warren's stepson, even though we haven't seen Tuck in years!
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But the recall may not hurt Vietnam's economic growth in the long-term, he added.
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So far, the political gridlock in Washington has not hurt either business and consumer confidence.
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Focus on the important stories and use your platform to help people not hurt them.
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Promulgating lies have not hurt FOX, which is the country's most popular cable news network.
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They also argue that it will not hurt prices because the U.S. dollar would strengthen.
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ON THE face of things, eight months without a proper government have not hurt Spain.
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It does not hurt that the state also happens to have abundant sunshine and wind.
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Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, told CNN in a statement the recording will not hurt Cohen.
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But the job actions may not hurt Shell much, at least in the short term.
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Gillespie is calculating that his racially controversial ads will ultimately help him, not hurt him.
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He said weak oil prices did not hurt the company's business in the Middle East.
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What can I say that will not hurt her feelings or reduce her self-esteem?
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Lamb was not hurt, and Arizona manager Chip Hale wants to keep it that way.
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So far, the political gridlock in Washington has not hurt either business or consumer confidence.
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Decanting these is not necessary, but it will not hurt if you enjoy the ritual.
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But Ms. Cave and others agreed that his discovery would not hurt his career prospects.
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The "Empire" star was not hurt, but the Maserati was definitely the worse for wear.
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Mr. Ramaphosa expressed confidence that the blackouts would not hurt his party at the polls.
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Luckily for many of these vulnerable senators, Trump's candidacy has not hurt them with donors.
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The officers, sergeant and a passenger in the car were not hurt, the police said.
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But it does not hurt to surprise a jaded fashion crowd with wild experiences, either.
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Rates can thus go down while banks are not hurt and lending continues or expands.
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Four other family members who were in the house were not hurt, the statement said.
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The animals [are not hurt,] and it is a ritual that is repeated every year.
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"Aid cuts will not hurt us," Miftah Ismail, Pakistan's de facto finance minister, told Reuters.
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At the moment, Republicans appear to be quite confident that Kavanaugh's confirmation will help, not hurt.
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"I'm not hurt by someone saying that to me because I'm smarter, I'm stronger," he said.
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Because those people are there to make sure that we are not hurt here at home.
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The market pain has so far not hurt Trump's approval rating ahead of the critical Nov.
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"We cannot say this is an act of terror ... he did not hurt anyone," he said.
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Clayton's a dealmaker, he said, and will look for ways to help business, not hurt it.
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And if the Trump administration does not make these payments, it will not hurt health insurers.
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He's not hurt, but the Phillies wanted to cap the 24-year-old's innings at 131.
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The team decided to stay in order to not hurt Egypt&aposs close relations with Russia.
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Selling during junior and senior years of college will typically not hurt your aid offer. 3.
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Ron Ely was home at the time, but was not hurt, Lt. Erik Raney told CNN.
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Trump flip-flopping on issues to more palatable general election positions also may not hurt him.
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But you'd better not hurt his marriage to Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) when you do it!
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It may seem counter-intuitive, but focusing on becoming more well-rounded will help, not hurt.
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"This has not hurt their marriage at all, it seems to help," says an entertainment source.
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The new family does not hurt her, but subjects her to long days for little pay.
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Though Mr Ramaphosa vows that any change will not hurt the economy, many people are worried.
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"Miscellaneous Tariff Bills should help, not hurt American manufacturers," Brown said in a statement to Reuters.
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Water Polo Australia said some of its players were in the club but were not hurt.
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The 13 workers aboard the barge involved in the bridge construction were not hurt, Cuomo said.
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"She said she was not hurt, but she was actually physically touched," Olson told VICE News.
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Broner says he was not hurt in the shooting and doesn't know why he was attacked.
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But it does not hurt to have the singer on their side of the bargaining table.
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He had an oath to do no harm, and he was helping me to not hurt.
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A military judge said Trump's comments would not hurt Bergdahl's ability to receive a fair trial.
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The boy, who is 6 years old, was not hurt, nor was anyone else, Weger said.
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But the assassination would not hurt efforts to reach a peace deal in Syria, he added.
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However, Kinder Morgan said it was not hurt by any customer defaults in the third quarter.
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The three security officials said Hadi was not hurt, but their information about his whereabouts conflicted.
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Ghosts can be seen but not hurt, "as with real-life ghosts," according to the website.
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"Let's not hurt the working people in this country ... go to your local pub," he added.
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Austerely chic landscapes, frank sexuality and close-ups of strikingly beautiful women did not hurt, either.
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My guess, though, is that this will help, not hurt, Jamala's chances at winning the contest.
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The stadium situation, a persistent grievance among fans, has not hurt the team at the gate.
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It also would not hurt Amazon's growing studio arm to have a bigger presence near Hollywood.
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And if he has not hurt them, how could he have hurt any other young woman?
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Trade war may not hurt Apple Still, what about trade tension between the US and China?
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Early indicators suggest the growing network has not hurt the efficiency of Raia Drogasil's distribution channels.
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In the end, the generic version might not hurt Mylan's revenue from the device that much.
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From there he flitted to an investment bank, where his Dalton connections likely did not hurt him.
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Their words let you know that person is not hurt, and is fact now mocking their clumsiness.
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Earlier in the day, Supervisor of Banks Hedva Ber told reporters the merger would not hurt competition.
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"The debates aren't his thing," he said, predicting it would not hurt Mr. Trump with his supporters.
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But suffice it to say that when the recording is heard, it will not hurt Mr. Cohen.
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The good news is that sexting overall seems to improve relationships, or at least not hurt them.
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"He would not hurt a fly," his nephew Rahi Majid, 26, told the New York Daily News.
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It did not hurt that New York was offering around $3 billion in state and local incentives.
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The driver was shaken up but not hurt, but the Toyota appears to be totaled, Buck said.
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It does not hurt GM's case that Ford, its main rival in Detroit, is struggling (see chart).
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Fox News losing star host Bill O'Reilly might not hurt the network as much as people think.
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His armored SUV hit a gate in front of the U.S. embassy, but he was not hurt.
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Steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump have not hurt 3M directly, Roman said.
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The officers were not hurt, but they were taken to Long Island Jewish Medical Center for evaluation.
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It did not hurt that Volkswagen, a major competitor, has been hobbled by its emissions-cheating scandal.
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He was shot multiple times, WAVY-TV reported, but his wife of 40 years was not hurt.
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The European Commission said deal would not hurt competition in the recorded music and music publishing industries.
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In a statement, the DOJ said merging Cigna and Express Scripts would not hurt competition or consumers.
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If tax rates stay down, then you are not hurt by doing a Roth conversion, Lange said.
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The European Commission said the acquisition would not hurt competition, confirming a Reuters report on Dec. 4.
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Would not hurt to start suggesting HRC old, memory bad, has stroke -- neither he nor she well.
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Some fans who gathered outside the station house said the assault charges had not hurt her reputation.
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"But then I like to add that it does not hurt to have been a successful horse."
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It did not hurt that his Pacific Design Center, recently finished, had received wide and favorable publicity.
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Mr. Gonzales made it home later that night, relieved that he and his friends were not hurt.
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That house was separate from another enclosure for lowland gorillas, which were not hurt by the fire.
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"I've tapped into something," Trump said, arguing that his comments could have helped, not hurt, restaurant sales.
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"As long as they do not hurt you or hit you, just let it pass," she said.
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Several children were at the home but were indoors when the shooting began and were not hurt.
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And it does not hurt that it has witty and honest writer Chelsea Fagan at the helm.
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Because hurting women often does not hurt men's careers — not if they're rich enough and white enough.
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While all this was happening, Tekashi's baby mama and daughter were inside the house but not hurt.
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So it may not hurt him politically to lean on other highly successful people to populate his administration.
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This may not hurt Trump with GOP primary voters, but it would be toxic on the national stage.
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Other measures are also possible to ensure lower interest rates do not hurt financial institutions' incentives to lend.
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Can't believe I have to say this, but: PLEASE DO NOT HURT YOURSELVES WITH THIS BIRD BOX CHALLENGE.
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She returns only after a deputation of village elders convinces her that he will not hurt her again.
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"The wholesale pork market coming alive certainly did not hurt," said Doug Houghton, analyst with Brock Associates Inc.
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"This has not hurt their marriage at all, it seems to help," an entertainment source previously told PEOPLE.
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Another German team mate was in the car at the time of the crash but was not hurt.
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The fish were not hurt, and the aquarium, which is protected by reportedly shatter-proof glass, was repaired.
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Though the woman's husband and children were present at the time, they were not hurt in the incident.
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Party leaders are expected to help, not hurt, their party's chances of winning and keeping majorities in Congress.
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Despite its lack of obvious upward drivers, Cramer said the inevitable analyst recommendations would likely help, not hurt.
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"But in fact for a variety of reasons the trade war has not hurt Hollywood blockbusters at all."
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It also does not hurt that it is a much fairer way to tax the savings of Americans.
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Additionally, it has not hurt that the overall U.S. economy has been on a slow but steady rebound.
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An exit from Ben Carson, who has siphoned some evangelical support from Mr. Cruz, would not hurt, either.
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Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said news of the investigation should not hurt progress on the government's pension reform.
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"I know Blake and I also know he would not hurt anyone," he said in a Facebook message.
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It does not hurt that Ms. Garcia has parlayed her TV following into a significant social media following.
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The captain and the co-pilot were not hurt, but 21 people died and others were severely injured.
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Nearly three months later, it appears that all the public anger has not hurt the company's bottom line.
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So far, Koch said, the fresh competition from Bud Light Seltzer has not hurt Truly's popularity among consumers.
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But at the same time, we can't put somebody on the disabled list who says they're not hurt.
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Such a move, however, would not hurt the value of their bonds or disrupt mortgage market, she said.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says the planned reform will not hurt food security nor damage the already struggling economy.
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It also did not hurt that the wind was blowing from left to right most of the night.
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O'Rourke defended his comment in an interview with CNN Friday, insisting it would not hurt the Democratic Party.
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Having someone with the stature of Bill Murray as a partner does not hurt business, Mr. Creger said.
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In other words, the privacy concerns raised loudly by politicians and the media have not hurt Facebook's growth.
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The ministry's figures suggested Qatar's exports of LNG - the key to its financial health - were not hurt in June.
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I know that he loved our children and he would not hurt them by intentionally taking his own life.
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I guess the best thing I can tell you is we're hoping it will benefit us, not hurt us.
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It probably did not hurt that several times during the game, the crowd saluted Brady by chanting his name.
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Congratulations, you did that [maneuver], now let's turn around that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground.
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The crew was not hurt and was swiftly returned to Hmeimin air base by a search-and-rescue helicopter.
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The expenditure cuts had been considered carefully to ensure they do not hurt the country's economic prospects, Rotich said.
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Manager Bryan Price said he lifted Votto to give him a breather, and that the veteran is not hurt.
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Whether or not Hurt knows the definition of the word "compliment" is the question we should all be asking.
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The senior administration official, speaking to reporters on a conference call, said the cuts would not hurt the program.
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This has not hurt corporate management and the owners of capital — stockholders — but it has been disastrous for workers.
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Toni Is there someone who stands out to you who could help him, or at least not hurt him?
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I'm not hurt, there's no excuse but I've been the same player ... I've been doing this for eight years.
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Like the office party, the Pro Bowl has standards to observe, the primary one being: Do not hurt anybody.
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So I'm in no position as the opposing coach to determine if a player is hurt or not hurt.
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The details: Hamdallah, who arrived in Gaza with the head of Palestinian intelligence General Majed Faraj, was not hurt.
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The bottom line: Given the prospects for crude production offshore, a shale ban would not hurt Mexico's crude market.
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Mr. Cohen's lawyer Lanny Davis said on Friday, "When the recording is heard, it will not hurt Mr. Cohen."
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Her death did not hurt just because of her family's tragic loss or because she lost a promising career.
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"United winning the league next year would not hurt as much as Liverpool winning it this year," James said.
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Lantry said in her Facebook video the entire operation took about five minutes and the baby was not hurt.
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Further, Google says the work it is doing on Project Maven is going to help people, not hurt them.
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"The only one who can come down and not hurt a [down-ballot] candidate is Joe Biden," Brown said.
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And though female viewers represent a significant chunk of reality TV's audience, drawing in young men would not hurt.
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If U.S. suppliers do not object to exclusion requests, the granting of an exclusion should not hurt domestic steel production.
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Four other family members who were inside the home at the time of the shooting were not hurt, police said.
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Netflix's social media team called out the challenge on Twitter, asking people to not hurt themselves while performing the act.
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The Samsung recall also did not hurt U.S. consumers' willingness to buy Samsung phones, according to the November Reuters poll.
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But its estimate of the country's gross domestic product was about equal to analysts' forecasts and did not hurt stocks.
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The recent revelations about Donald Trump's taxes will not hurt him with his base, a top political analyst said Monday.
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The university said that during the incident, glass fell on a female passerby, "endangering her," although she was not hurt.
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Trump has since dialed down his rhetoric, however, insisting earlier this month, for example, he would rather not "hurt" Clinton.
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Senators quoted in the piece said it would not hurt his chances to succeed Reid to oppose the Iran deal.
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It did not hurt when the folklorist Alan Lomax brought the poet Carl Sandburg to a performance, which he loved.
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If you're serving it for dessert, a scoop of ice cream and a drizzle of chocolate ganache would not hurt.
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Dehorning is done while the animal is sedated and does not hurt as the material is similar to human fingernails.
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Harvard has testified that race, when considered in admissions, can only help, not hurt, a student's chances of getting in.
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"I was able to control my bike" and "to slowly crash on the grass and not hurt myself," he said.
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Amy R. Ebitz, a fellow with the Brookings Institution, said the border deployment might actually help readiness, not hurt it.
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"I just wanted to try to react, be comfortable and not hurt the team," Boyle said after a recent practice.
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So it's acting in that way, and [also] because when I actually got blown up, it genuinely did not hurt.
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While both airmen in one of the planes perished, the two men in the other aircraft were not hurt, Col.
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In both cases, putting the ball in the hands of young point guards has not hurt either team's postseason prospects.
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Fran Fraschilla, a college basketball analyst for ESPN and a former coach, said the move would not hurt Wiseman's prospects.
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The bank found the decision, intended to avoid proximity to fake news or offensive videos, did not hurt its visibility.
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It does not hurt that the women also play a game that the average player can relate to, she says.
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Lanny Davis, the newest addition to Cohen's legal team, contended on Twitter that the tape will not hurt his client.
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Of course, progressive activists have argued for years that higher taxes on the rich would not hurt the state's economy.
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Given Modi's massive popularity, a few minor setbacks in state elections may not hurt his chances of re-election in 2019.
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But it will not hurt our insurance business, and it's immaterial compared to other things that could affect our insurance business.
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And then one day he stopped and decided to make a life, be good, be famous, and not hurt strangers anymore.
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But while the end result might not hurt the FBI's case for attribution, it does little to help the bureau's credibility.
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A resurgent tech sector would not hurt either in a state that boasts of being the internet capital of the world.
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Use the free Moz Checker tool to make sure you're linking to sites that will help your rankings, not hurt them.
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It also does not hurt that Trump's campaign buddy, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, is the one seeking legal sports betting.
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Kamau Thugge, the principal secretary at the finance ministry, had said on Thursday that the expiry would not hurt the economy.
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"I know that he loved our children and he would not hurt them by intentionally taking his own life," she said.
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Some analysts said the 2012 decision did not hurt the retailer's sales, likely giving company executives confidence to make Wednesday's move.
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Miley was not hurt and is set to start Game 227 on Friday in Milwaukee, according to Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal.
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Nemr was not hurt and said later he would not be deterred from "doing his duty" in safeguarding next week's vote.
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Far-right leader Le Pen has also been involved in allegations of misused funds, though her polling figures were not hurt.
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Consumers' obsession with sales does not hurt them, because TJX and Ross offer brand-name clothes at a bargain each day.
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He said the FTC approved the acquisition because it would not hurt fair competition in the medical equipment markets in Japan.
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Novak said that rising prices because of sanctions would not hurt Russia, but internationally consumers and investors would bear the brunt.
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So, closing China's export markets to the U.S. will not hurt China as much as it would have 20 years ago.
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Eliminating funding for the NEA will not hurt the folks who go to galas at the Kennedy Center or Carnegie Hall.
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Hun Sen said he has no money abroad and any actions by the EU and the U.S. would not hurt him.
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Several controversial debate performances — including one in South Carolina right before the Palmetto State primary — have not hurt Trump at all.
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Smith said in an interview with CNN the conflicts of interest will not hurt the effectiveness of the FTC's consumer bureau.
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And it does not hurt that his younger brother, Robb, coached the 2018 women's Olympic hockey team to a gold medal.
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As for the government itself, especially the faction intent on ruling with an iron fist, the sanctions will not hurt much.
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It may not hurt to wait for the XR's release next month so you can test all three in a store.
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A sunny day with the temperature in the 80s did not hurt in a city that boasts, officially, only 305,000 residents.
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However, the sender told investigators that he or she "would not hurt anyone" because the individual "does not leave" the house.
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The central bank has said guarding the rupiah is a priority but that any measures taken should not hurt economic growth.
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Aditya, a politician from a party in Widodo's ruling coalition, said the delay would not hurt parliament's support for the bill.
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It certainly did not hurt that the Mavericks made their lone Madison Square Garden appearance of the season two nights later.
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"A product change like that will not hurt your credit score because it maintains the account history and credit line," Rossman said.
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"We have to make sure that the way its being done does not hurt the end user of the product," Lacewell said.
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It describes the odd but seemingly common compulsion to smoosh, bite, or pinch—but not hurt—adorable things like babies and animals.
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Pakistan's home minister said the remote-controlled bomb had targeted police personnel escorting a judge, who was not hurt in the attack.
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Democrats insist the race shake-up and the circumstances surrounding it would not hurt their chances of winning in the midterm election.
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Vale said in a statement that the proposed transaction does not have anti-competitive effects and would not hurt the Brazilian market.
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It did not hurt that, as the son of Zhou Jiannan, a senior Communist official, he enjoyed the privileged status of "princeling".
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"People expect modern medicine to make childbirth not hurt," says Jen Schiff, a New York City–based board certified family nurse practitioner.
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"I know that he loved our children and he would not hurt them by intentionally taking his own life," Vicky Cornell said.
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A sheriff's vehicle was also destroyed east of Lake Cachuma but the deputy was not hurt, a county spokesman said on Twitter.
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Lanny Davis, an attorney for Cohen, said in a Twitter post that, when the recording was heard, it would not hurt Cohen.
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And … maybe in a wild scenario you might be able to draw up a system that does not [hurt the seniority system].
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But if Wilmer Flores had not hurt his neck recently, neither Johnson nor Rivera would have been a likely option to start.
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Last month Putin said any retaliation against western sanctions must not hurt the Russian economy or partners that do business in Russia.
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Clinton advisers expressed only sympathy for Ms. Abedin on Monday and said they were confident Mr. Weiner's actions would not hurt Mrs.
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Consumers are helped, not hurt, when companies in other countries choose to sell us goods that we want at an affordable price.
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Disney's cash-and-stock bid, compared with Comcast's $35 per share all-cash proposal, did not hurt, either, according to the filing.
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"Can't believe I have to say this, but: PLEASE DO NOT HURT YOURSELVES WITH THIS BIRD BOX CHALLENGE," the streaming service wrote.
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Other locals said they hoped the case would not hurt the island's reputation as a low-key getaway for the well-off.
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The Justice Department and U.S. Federal Trade Commission share the job of reviewing mergers to make sure they do not hurt consumers.
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It would not hurt for her to demonstrate to voters that she was showing the office some respect by meeting with him.
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Bautista might not be finished as a productive player, but even if he is, he will not hurt the Mets very much.
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By speaking up, we can demonstrate that such rhetoric does not hurt only a subsection of the population, but all of us.
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Sariya said the rash did not hurt or itch, but his mother said that sometimes he scratched his face and it bled.
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When not hurt, Griffin has been having a strong season on the court, averaging 23.2 points, 1003 rebounds and 5.0 assists a game.
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Life will always have its ups and downs … but it may not hurt as much when you know someone out there really cares.
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And while that may not hurt big names that have a lot of capital, it could hurt others, like biotech medical device companies.
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"I'm super lucky to be alive, or at least not hurt … Not even a scratch or a bruise," he told the Washington Post.
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It's just very reassuring to know that there's a sort of built-in "do not hurt humans or slam into a wall" feature.
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"Can't believe I have to say this, but: PLEASE DO NOT HURT YOURSELVES WITH THIS BIRD BOX CHALLENGE," the official Netflix account tweeted.
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Yang warned that a failure to curb scalping could reflect badly on the companies, even if it did not hurt their profit margins.
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Davies admitted that the bank has had to deal with a "wave" of distressed businesses but it has not hurt individuals on purpose.
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The experiences of employers in states that have similar laws show that paid family leave does not hurt businesses and can even help.
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While the effects remain to be seen, experts identified multiple reasons why the campaign may not hurt Trump businesses in the long run.
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But others argued that the maneuver, which is hardly out of character for Mr. Trump, would not hurt him, at least in Iowa.
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Fortunately for everyone involved, the CHP says the man only suffered minor injuries ... while 37-year-old Arenas was not hurt at all.
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Bolton said Washington had taken steps to ensure the sanctions did not hurt Guaido and his allies, nor prevent access to humanitarian goods.
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Washington (CNN)Senior US administration officials said revelations that rocked the White House this week have not hurt President Donald Trump's credibility overseas.
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In our rush to build autonomous machines and systems, we shouldn't forget that these systems are supposed to help us, not hurt us.
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The only sector in which profits were not hurt by big pay gaps was industrial materials, including chemicals, metals, mining and construction products.
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When everyone else is euphoric after a huge run, it does not hurt for all of us to be a little more skeptical.
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Mary's fall was buffeted by a safety mat on the ground and she soon stood to show the audience she was not hurt.
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He said he had felt off the next season; not hurt, exactly, but not as crisp with his command as he had been.
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" Later Lanny Davis, Cohen's newest attorney, put out a statement claiming that "when the recording is heard, it will not hurt Michael Cohen.
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Pompeo also reportedly told the group that "there are no guarantees" U.S. sanctions would not hurt the people of Iran, according to Axios.
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The survey suggests that Trump's recent moves to compromise with Democrats and make bipartisan deals have not hurt him significantly with his base.
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U.S. plans to reform its tax system should not hurt its trade partners, the incoming euro zone finance chief told CNBC on Wednesday.
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However, to unilaterally limit our participation in this treaty by refusing to modernize our aircraft does not hurt Russia, it only hurts us.
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Supporters of Mr. Basuki expressed confidence on Friday that the show of outrage over his remarks would not hurt his chances in February.
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A management shake-up purged those responsible for a series of past mistakes, and a big bump in spending has not hurt, either.
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Mr. Milner has built a reputation for savvy dealmaking in Silicon Valley, and the revelation did not hurt his standing among start-ups.
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It also does not hurt that Facebook and YouTube have had trouble in recent months with ads showing up next to objectionable content.
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"People were afraid of demons and bad spirits and would do anything to make sure things did not hurt them," Mr. Geiger said.
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Twitter said in a blog post in early July that weeding out accounts would not hurt metrics because the accounts would mostly be inactive.
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We've had over 100 homicides in our city... It is a day to be thankful and we're thankful that more people were not hurt.
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He said Ritz Carlton's temporary closure did not hurt the group's operations in the kingdom, adding that the crackdown on corruption should reassure investors.
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I acknowledge the intimate difficulties that seem to be involved in this thing, but if guns were banned, it would not hurt my feelings.
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Nehal Chokshi, an analyst with Maxim Group, said that despite Ive's key role in Apple history, his departure will not hurt the iPhone maker.
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The man was shot while driving with his 9-year-old daughter in a pickup truck, but she was not hurt, the warrant said.
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They defended the rise in the counter-cyclical buffer, saying it would not hurt lending and a majority of banks met the stricter requirements.
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Your knee is just a joint, and it needs all of the surrounding muscles for it to work properly (and not hurt), Summers explains.
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They agreed Abel would attack Jussie but would not hurt him too badly and would give Jussie a chance to appear to fight back.
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This comes from a place of wanting to learn more, but do your experiments in a controlled environment so as to not hurt yourself.
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Tift County Schools officials said the boy was not hurt, and that they reported the incident to the Division of Family and Children Services.
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The unit, which owns numerous online dating services, reported results on Tuesday that beat estimates and said Facebook's dating tool would not hurt Tinder.
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These contributions to the American economy are invaluable, so it only makes sense that our tax policies should help – not hurt – our small businesses.
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Climate diplomats say that while Mr. Trudeau's international celebrity will not be enough to push through tough domestic climate policies, it will not hurt.
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The worker who is not hurt, the individual who does not eat tainted food, and the planet that does not get warmer count, too.
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On the former occasions, Mr. Colbert said, he was not secured with a seatbelt, and felt "weak and powerless," though he was not hurt.
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He said he would kill 260 severely disabled people at two areas in the facility during a night shift, and would not hurt employees.
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Koch, however, was arguing that Chinese subsidies hurt Chinese workers, but do not hurt American consumers who purchase those goods at a lower cost.
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"Someone's going to be hurt, but the point is to make sure that most people are not hurt, particularly not disadvantaged people," Baker said.
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The Mariel boatlift, when Cuba unexpectedly sent 2000,2500 people to Florida, did not hurt employment or wages among native workers in Miami at all.
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It does not hurt that Norwich has poor cellular service, making its residents less tethered to their tablets and smartphones than many other Americans.
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White students who attend more integrated schools are not hurt academically, and may benefit from exposure to classmates who better represent the nation's diversity.
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The point is that while unrealistic promises may not hurt you in elections, they can become a big problem when you try to govern.
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The country's exports have been hit by global trade tensions and tourism — one of the bright spots — is not hurt by the virus outbreak.
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The family connection surely did not hurt in making the final cut among the 140 candidates who made it through the initial vetting process.
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But his flagging support among black and other minority voters did not hurt him in the largely white states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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She, too, participated in the beatings, she said, using a belt or a broomstick to hit Zymere so it would not hurt her hand.
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He acknowledged that his views were "tentative and sketchy," but he reasoned that it could not hurt the president to take a hard line.
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The five counts of attempted murder accuse Blackman of shooting at the woman, the injured officer and three other officers who were not hurt.
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I was not hurt, but the reaction in Brazil to that incident speaks volumes about the imperiled state of press freedoms and democracy here.
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University officials say its past challenges have not hurt student recruitment or retention, and they hope to persuade financial supporters they are making needed changes.
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It sold the idea that technology would ultimately help, not hurt, society and that anyone — regardless of circumstances — could access potentially life-saving lab work.
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The EU foreign ministers said Monday they will "act swiftly" to impose more sanctions against Venezuelan authorities but which will not hurt the Venezuelan people.
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The judge saw the destroyed evidence as reason enough to sanction Mueller, since it could have helped him prove his claims, not hurt his case.
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I told them that reporters were not immigration officers but that telling their harrowing story would not hurt their efforts to find a new country.
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Trump's rhetoric on immigrants will not hurt the GOP because he appeals to Asian-Americans on other issues like jobs and national security, Fetalvo said.
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Grande, who was not hurt during the incident, was spotted landing in Florida Tuesday where she was reunited with her family and boyfriend Mac Miller.
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The tourist, who is from Hawaii and has been traveling along the Queensland coast and Great Barrier Reef for about three years, was not hurt.
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Although Marré and Hughes suffered serious headaches, "often, strokes do not hurt," Dr. Cole explains, because the brain doesn't have many pain-detecting nerve fibers.
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It would not hurt the net number of American jobs, would create jobs in the new exporting country, and would reduce American dependence on China.
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He said that he wanted to ensure the state general fund was not hurt by any takeover plan but that he was entertaining all options.
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As Eri Hichez, 21, a student from northern New Jersey, arrived at the beach, she said an increase would not hurt her finances too much.
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The European Commission said the Atlantia-Abertis deal, which would create the world's largest toll-road operator, would not hurt competition, confirming a Reuters report.
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Yes, Clinton has run under the banner of Obama's third term — but that should help, not hurt, her efforts to unify the party, he said.
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Not only does is not hurt to ask for more money, starting out at a higher salary can have lasting implications for future earning power.
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It would not hurt if they also visited those frightened Republican members of Congress who are in the cross hairs of the National Rifle Association.
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Two recent analyses of multiple studies concluded that charters do not hurt outcomes at other schools — and may even help improve them, by creating competition.
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In addition, President Trump's trade war has not hurt European commerce as much as political leaders feared, and Italy even recorded an increase in exports.
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Now, I'm happy, although I don't have instagram, I can still have fun and hang out with people who I know will not hurt me.
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While radioactivity from Fukushima will probably not hurt those seeking California wines from 2011 and later, the lesson, as always, is to drink in moderation.
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Ron, who played "Tarzan" on the 1960s TV series, was not hurt during the incident and there's no mention of him in the police footage.
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The warm-up is meant to ready us for the physical exertions to follow, allowing us to perform better and, in theory, not hurt ourselves.
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"Can't believe I have to say this, but: PLEASE DO NOT HURT YOURSELVES WITH THIS BIRD BOX CHALLENGE," Netflix pleaded in a message on Twitter.
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Rauner has not yet said whether he will run for reelection, but if he does, his signature on the abortion bill may not hurt him.
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Using both congressional contempt powers and the courts did nothing to hurt the Democrats in 1973-74, and I believe it will not hurt them now.
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"Can't believe I have to say this, but: please do not hurt yourselves with this Bird Box challenge," the company said on Twitter earlier this month.
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The Turkish military denied on Saturday it had struck a hospital in Afrin, saying it waged the campaign in a way that would not hurt civilians.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsungs balance sheet, the postponement damages the firms efforts to portray itself as an innovative first-mover, analysts have said.
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He said the project and the capital investment will be phased over multiple years and will not hurt its financials in any single quarter or year.
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L.A. Angels superstar Mike Trout was involved in a bad crash in Orange County after his game Wednesday night -- but miraculously, the outfielder was NOT hurt.
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Please do not hurt people or members of law enforcement, damage property or take things that do not belong to you in the name of protesting.
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The second was a contact wound to his temple, "fired to ensure that he was dead and could not hurt her," according to the court records.
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"We've been saying we should continue diplomatic discussions on the issue and should not hurt our forward-looking relationship with Japan," Moon told a news conference.
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The collapse of the health insurance mega-mergers made a lot of bankers and lawyers rich, and it did not hurt those companies' stock prices either.
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Third, it would not hurt the administration to exhibit a degree of humility when it comes to addressing sensitive issues like the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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Petty Officer Mejia was not hurt, but a 35-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man in the other cars were, the police said.
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Hess did not mention Elliott in its disclosure, but the company's CEO said the greater buybacks would not hurt plans for heavy future investments in Guyana.
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"Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats' unhinged obsession with this illegitimate impeachment proceeding does not hurt President Trump; it hurts the American people," the White House said.
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Mr. Trump's several visits to the state and outspoken admiration for the Patriots quarterback Tom Brady probably did not hurt, nor did Mr. Brady's reciprocal support.
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However, Pakpahan said the delay would not hurt 2019's revenue collection as the tax office is working on an upgrade of its internally developed system.
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Since the North will continue to demonize the United States to its people, giving North Korea this chip to publicize does not hurt the United States.
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"A 'no' vote does not hurt nor impact the president," Kenny Smith, a Republican former member of the City Council, warned during the meeting on Monday.
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In an interview with Fox Business on Wednesday morning, he said he was confident the tariffs would not hurt economic growth, as many economists have warned.
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"I think this is a stupid politicized decision that will not hurt it in any way, even symbolically," Mr. Kovalev said of the Justice Department decision.
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Other federal agencies have to check that their actions will not hurt an endangered species or its habitat, particularly when it comes to land use planning.
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He might, but he would probably stress the importance of natural gas and methods to bury carbon emissions — policies that would not hurt fossil fuel industries.
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I don't know why anybody would want to run for Congress if all you do is try to convince the President to not hurt the country.
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It also would not hurt that such groups and connections could well make Facebook more essential to people, which in turn may increase the company's profits.
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As fears grow about the trade war sapping economic growth around the world, Trump has repeatedly claimed it will not hurt the U.S. economy or consumers.
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By January 2017, one driver was in a car when it caught fire, resulting in a broken windshield and melted dashboard, but he was not hurt.
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Trump's supporters, including Gaetz, have attacked Kemp over his proposed Senate pick, though experts argue that it might not hurt the governor in the long term.
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The explosion wounded the secretary, who suffered injuries to the face and eardrums, but two other people who were nearby were not hurt, Mr. Cadot said.
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Zeigler had been on trial on a charge of assault with intent to murder for shooting at 14-year-old Brennan Walker, who was not hurt.
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"Just because we do not put up pictures of him or wear black all the time does not mean we do not hurt inside," Tolema said.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsung's balance sheet, the postponement damages the firm's efforts to portray itself as an innovative first-mover, analysts have said.
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Robins asserted that inaccurate information in his Spokeo entry - for example, stating that he had earned a graduate degree when he had not - hurt his job prospects.
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One passenger, Adam Kimball, 32, was injured and has since been released from the hospital, while the third person and the dog were not hurt, police said.
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"We were down, and he was kind of taking a while — prayers out to him, I hope he's not hurt," Habibi-Likio told reporters after the game.
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Mnangagwa's spokesman said earlier that the president was not hurt in the blast at a stadium in the second city of Bulawayo and was taken to safety.
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"Can't believe I have to say this, but: PLEASE DO NOT HURT YOURSELVES WITH THIS BIRD BOX CHALLENGE," the streaming company wrote on Twitter on Wednesday morning.
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He had another scare in the summer of 2000 when his six-passenger plane took a hard landing in Lincoln, Nebraska, but the actor was not hurt.
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"I have not hurt, attacked, or attempted to physically harm Laura or our child … in any way," he stated, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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You'll be on the hook for income taxes in the present, but assuming you're in a low tax bracket now, it might not hurt much, said Isola.
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"Jason Seaman selflessly put himself in harm's way to protect his students and it is because of his heroic actions more students were not hurt," Brooks said.
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Mr. Sarkozy recently said he would introduce a law banning the burkini, the full-body swimsuit worn by some Muslim women, and it has not hurt him.
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The billionaire's campaign has been marred by violent incidents at his rallies, but the incidents have not hurt his standing in the polls View the discussion thread.
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Still, it has not hurt airline business nor the performance of airline stocks, including United Continental, which has climbed since April to hit an all-time high.
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An operative who worked for one of Trump's opponents said it would not hurt to have "fresh blood" working in an insular world of Republican digital consultants.
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European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi said Friday that the environment of low rates in the euro zone has not hurt the profits of European banks.
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Members of the Bangladesh national cricket team, in Christchurch for a match against New Zealand, arrived for Friday prayers as the shooting started but were not hurt.
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This did not hurt AMLO's margin of victory as he won with an estimated 53 percent of the vote in a contest with three other major candidates.
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"Most couples we see in therapy are wanting to forgive and might want to do it too quickly as to not hurt the other person," he said.
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Washington (CNN)Rudy GIuliani said Monday that his work for President Donald Trump will not hurt his legacy as a once widely embraced mayor of New York.
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Furthermore, coal's phase-out and the increase in renewable energy on the grid have not hurt reliability or, for that matter, caused a net loss in jobs.
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"I know that he loved our children and he would not hurt them by intentionally taking his own life," she said in a statement in May 2017.
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Even if big night out may not hurt your recovery after a single lifting session, however, it doesn't mean you should make it a habit, Barnes says.
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She was not hurt, she didn't concede the position in a shaky moment, Miesha Tate shot a last minute takedown and transitioned straight to the champion's back.
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First, we can certainly borrow more and consume more with low interest rates and not hurt future generations (who can in turn borrow more from later generations).
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The ministry has said the higher tax on corporate profits should not hurt Slovenia's competitiveness because the current rate is among the lowest in the euro zone.
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Attorney General William Barr asked CEO Mark Zuckerberg in October to hold off on the encryption plans until officials could ensure it would not hurt public safety.
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His policies, proclamations and personal style may produce huge defeats in Democratic-leaning states, but either not hurt him or even help him in the swing states.
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He pulled into an apartment complex, fired at the deputy — who was not hurt — and stole another vehicle, which was later found abandoned nearby, the police said.
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Still unresolved is what kind of poison was used to kill Mr. Kim and how the attackers themselves were not hurt while deploying such a deadly substance.
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Ghani was not hurt in the attack which happened at a checkpoint near the rally venue, according to Wahida Shahkar, a spokesperson for the governor of Parwan.
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Raymond James analysts said "Peloton has been a meme in the past and it has not hurt trends," so it's unlikely the drops will last, CNBC reported.
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That is being viewed by some that the chip vulnerabilities Meltdown and Spectre, revealed earlier this month, will not hurt Intel's bottom line as much as expected.
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The current rate-setters have argued that the price fall has been caused by an external decline in commodity prices, which has not hurt the domestic economy.
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And when you do, remind them of the inherent goodness of most people, that most people help, not hurt, and that you and they can help, too.
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"There are some constitutional issues with those bills, but it would certainly not hurt to put that extra safeguard in place, given the latest stories," she said.
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Progress has been slow and most South Africans believe something has to be done to accelerate change, providing it does not hurt the economy or stoke unrest.
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It may not hurt animals directly, but casually referring to them as if their pain is meaningless is part of the culture that allows animal cruelty to thrive.
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"My mom would not hurt anyone," her 11-year-old daughter wrote in a letter read by one of Valdez's defense attorneys during her sentencing, the newspaper reported.
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In an annex to the legislation which increased fuel duty in April, the ministry said that the increase would not hurt consumers because world oil prices were falling.
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"The family hopes the kidnappers would not hurt her and know she is really well loved by family and friends," her father told CNN through a translator Thursday.
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"The NFL will need to have legitimate information before they remove marijuana from the banned substance list and ultimately not hurt their product in the field," Monroe said.
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But you've been warned, Uber: while 74 percent of respondents believed that "ride sharing does not hurt the economy," 72 percent did believe the industry should be regulated.
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Iran's deputy oil minister for trade and international affairs told a conference in London separately on Tuesday that Trump's headline policy will not hurt the country's oil industry.
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"A Higher Loyalty" and the accompanying media circus likely will not hurt the president's reputation much since it mostly goes over ground that has already been covered extensively.
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Toward the end of their news conference, Sisi asked Ahmed to swear to God before the Egyptian people that he will not hurt Egypt's share of the Nile.
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Having a slip on the back of the bag is key so that you can loop it onto your luggage and not hurt your shoulders lugging it around.
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"Under article 112 of the constitution ... the Norwegian state has a duty to not hurt the climate," Lund, who sat on the Supreme Court for two decades, testified.
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Contributing to a U.S. silver medal victory in the 4x100 metre freestyle relay at the Centro Acuatico will not hurt that effort nor will it improve his chances.
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My guess is that if Sanders pursues this course, he will win the California primary in a way that does not hurt Clinton, but in fact helps her.
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"The first and most important criteria is, can this person help you win in November and will they at least not hurt you in November," said Mr. Podesta.
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While this reduction in supplies might not hurt our response to the epidemic, it does highlight the importance of government and private sector coordination to protect vulnerable Americans.
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Mr. Guirgis' dark comedy did well (having Chris Rock in the cast probably did not hurt) and the title proved to be less of a hindrance than expected.
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At the spate of news conferences he orchestrated over the years, the frequent presence of comely women, free food and, in particular, free liquor also did not hurt.
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Mr. Kelly "has not spent much time talking about the issue, but if he does, it will not hurt him as much as Republicans think," Mr. Bentz said.
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And it has certainly not hurt that its head, Jim Yong Kim, has developed a close working relationship with Ms. Trump after meeting her a few months ago.
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The authority conducted a brief investigation to ensure there was no security breach, he said, adding that the man was not hurt and no criminal charges were filed.
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The Garden's top executive, James L. Dolan, is a longtime donor to Mr. Cuomo, but advocates said it could not hurt to hire Mr. Lhota during the talks.
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He began buying them off the street — "It helped me work and not hurt as much," he explained — and then started reselling the pills to support his habit.
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The former Texas governor, who suspended his own Oval Office bid in September, additionally argued that Cruz's status as a freshman lawmaker does not hurt his presidential qualifications.
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Mr. Trump's predecessors always chose a representative in Tel Aviv who could possibly advance our interests or at least not hurt them by wild comments and inappropriate actions.
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The judge put the executions on hold, ruling that a delay would not hurt the government, particularly because it has waited several years to announce a new protocol.
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So, if you notice your Capricorn friend seems to have an infinite number of plates spinning at one time, it might not hurt to remind them they're doing enough.
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The airport authorities had to close the busy terminal for decontamination, and they doubtless thank their lucky stars that residual VX has not hurt any passengers since the killing.
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Now, Elama, 17, and Rahat, 15, who were not hurt in the shooting that killed 17 of their classmates, are facing added trauma after the death of their father.
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Last week, the central bank said the baht's gains would not hurt export growth but would affect business profits, and it had stepped in to slow the baht's strength.
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In the wake of Apple's announcement last year that it would incorporate an electrocardiogram sensor and app into its Apple Watch, AliveCor said it had not hurt the company.
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The TPP requires that countries do not hurt the interests of other member states when they provide non-commercial assistance, such as loans or equity capital, to their SOEs.
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BRUSSELS, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Spanish lender Banco Santander gained EU antitrust approval on Tuesday to acquire Banco Popular after regulators said the one-euro takeover would not hurt competition.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Vanguard Group, the largest U.S. mutual fund company, said on Thursday that the hack into the Securities and Exchange Commission's electronic filings database will not hurt clients.
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Chief Executive Brian Goldner said the bankruptcy had created a "fluid environment" for the company's shipments, but downplayed its long-term effect saying it would not hurt 2018 results.
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Julius Erving says he's not hurt by Kanye West's comments about slavery being a choice -- he's more hurt by comments that have come out of Donald Trump's White House.
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The only materials that have to be imported from outside Africa are for the bottles and the labels, so the shortage of foreign exchange has not hurt too much.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said Wednesday that the Trump administration's plan to abandon the Iran nuclear agreement will not hurt the company's production of its 737 passenger jet aircraft.
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While SK Hynix said it expected the new NAND technology to put downward pressure on prices in the second half, analysts said this should not hurt earnings too much.
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Wesley also said Crotty should have let Goldman present evidence of 34 dates prior to 2010 when news reports of its alleged conflicts did not hurt its stock price.
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Mr. Trump in turn told the executives that his administration wanted to make sure that the tariffs did not hurt the industry, the person briefed on the meeting said.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsung's balance sheet, the postponement damages the firm's effort to showcase itself as an innovative first mover, not a fast follower, analysts said.
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It has not hurt that he has played the best golf of his career in the last 14 months, including a star turn at the Ryder Cup in September.
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In his benign and gentle manner, he is broadly looked upon as a type who would not hurt a flea, but I would not want to be that flea.
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" Asked about criticisms of Biden's approach to immigration, Castro said, "He just needs to pay more attention to our community and not hurt us more than we're already hurt.
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He said that it felt as though he had been hit in the legs with marbles, but because the shots were fired from a distance, he was not hurt.
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Figuring it might not hurt to look for award availability, I searched on American Airlines&apos website and Alaska Airlines&apos site, since I have miles with both programs.
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The big stage certainly did not hurt matters for a quarterback facing Michigan for the first time after receiving immediate eligibility from the N.C.A.A. following a transfer from Georgia.
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This is a dramatic departure from traditional understandings of religious freedom, which was always based on the premise that the exercise of one person's religion should not hurt anyone else.
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China's import taxes on U.S.-made cars have not hurt demand for BMW's X line of sport utility vehicles that are made in South Carolina, a top executive said Wednesday.
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The fact that later internal research indicated that Detroit — a city that many seemed to want to throw money at — might be a potential marketing windfall certainly did not hurt.
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Schenecker said in the interview that her memories were hazy — "I took painkillers all the time," she said — and that she intended to commit suicide but not hurt her children.
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He wants to ensure Trump will not hurt his House Republican majority by undermining his colleagues and the carefully crafted election-year agenda the GOP is painstakingly trying to create.
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"Jason Seaman selflessly put himself in harm's way to protect his students and it is because of his heroic actions more students were not hurt," Brooks said in a statement .
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"She gets out of the SUV and tells me I better not hurt her old man, and if I do, she knows people who will find me," Schnell says, laughing.
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Independence from government is key, given the country's long history of graft and opacity, and Zeti assured CNBC in January that the new Governor would not hurt the BNM's credibility.
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The airline last year said U.S.-China trade tensions had not hurt its business, but that it was keeping a close eye on the situation in case trading volumes shifted.
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And so, assuming the president's private lawyers knew just what McGahn knew, they concluded that — hard as it might be to believe — McGahn would not "hurt" the president if interviewed.
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CNBC's on Monday said panicked buying drove Wall Street to record levels as institutional investors grappled with headwinds that have not hurt the domestic economy as much as once thought.
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Yet that has not hurt him: 40 percent of his pitches that batters did not swing at were called strikes, compared with 31 percent last year, according to Petti's statistics.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Any deal between French telecoms operators Orange and Bouygues must not hurt competition in the sector, the head of France's ARCEP telecom's regulator said in a newspaper interview.
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The two were not hurt, but investigators later said that it slowly dawned on them that they had a larger crime on their hands: A serial shooter had struck again.
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"Impoverishing ordinary Iranians will not hurt the regime or achieve any of America's security interests, but it will set back the Iranian people's aspirations for years to come," Abdi added.
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A randomized trial of roughly 3.53 women in Thailand, published in 23.5, provides some of the strongest evidence that using DEET daily for months will probably not hurt a fetus.
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Any new regulations must not hurt the millions of outer borough Uber riders who have long been ignored by yellow taxis and who don't have access to reliable public transit.
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We will continue to inform families that accessing school-based Medicaid or school breakfast and lunch programs will not hurt the family's or their children's ability to get green cards.
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He said that he had once had consensual sex with a woman who held her breath during intercourse — in a simulation of choking — but that he had not hurt her.
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Business know that paid leave — when provided in cost-efficient ways such as a social insurance model — does not hurt and can even help productivity while improving labor market outcomes.
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It does not hurt that they tend to be young, extremely fit and attractive — which puts them in line for endorsement deals that might otherwise go to athletes or models.
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The fresh levy would land in the middle of the vital U.S. holiday shopping season, but Ross said it would not hurt holiday shopping because stores have already stocked up.
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In January, the company reported a record profit for the final three months of 2018, sending a strong signal that its endless PR crises had not hurt its bottom line.
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"Our first task has to be to make sure that the economic uncertainty created by these events does not hurt working families here in America," she said in a statement.
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Styles' limber, seemingly indestructible body allows Ambrose to indulge in that high-spot he craves, where he can just do something stupid and not hurt the other guy too badly.
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When you're in a hurry to make breakfast so you can get out the door, it might not hurt to have this egg cooker on hand, especially when it's 34% off.
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The meme, which involves doing different things while blindfolded, became popular enough that Netflix itself issued a warning ("PLEASE DO NOT HURT YOURSELVES WITH THIS BIRD BOX CHALLENGE") earlier this month.
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The imprint model's built-in stability means that a boycott will probably not hurt the house as a whole, but it may well hurt the imprints designed to reach progressive audiences.
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The idea being that, though Twitter and many other such apps are mostly banned in Iran, it could not hurt to offer tools for free expression and communication to its citizens.
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"Those men are incredible … I was so grateful that's she's not hurt … she's been in there nearly 24 hours," Ramos told CBS2 shortly after the dog was placed in her arms.
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" - U.S. Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton: "Our first task has to be to make sure that the economic uncertainty created by these events does not hurt working families here in America.
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"We understand Wheeler has made a case that ethanol industry was not hurt by the small refinery waivers," said one of the sources, an industry official with knowledge of the meeting.
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The Monmouth University poll also found that Ohio's governor, John Kasich, has not hurt his standing among his state's Republicans, despite his public refusal to support Trump as the GOP nominee.
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Saudi officials sought to reassure the business community last week, saying that a sweeping anti-corruption investigation would not hurt the economy, and that companies and banks could operate as normal.
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So, while having a big-name star headline a film does not hurt, film companies looking to strike gold with their next release should worry less about signing those A-listers.
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Whatever the case may be, the intentions are probably good, the selfies literally do not hurt anyone, and if you hate them so much, it might be worth asking yourself why.
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"I saw so much evil in the world that early on I decided I wanted to do something that would help people, not hurt people," he said in an interview here.
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If you have an Android phone, on the other hand, an antivirus does not hurt—especially because there have been several cases of malicious apps available on the Google Play Store.
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Her self-own isn't the biggest deal in the world, and her partisans are right that if mostly conservatives are agitated by the fiasco then it might not hurt her much.
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He also said the recently implemented tariffs on Chinese imports will not hurt demand as most are best-sellers and popular items that shoppers will keep buying even if prices rise.
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Delegates from nations that rely heavily on coal power have called for a "just transition" from fossil fuels to ensure the shift to cleaner energy does not hurt jobs and economies.
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Collins was not joking; Harvey technically was not "hurt," something was clearly wrong with an arm that at one point in his career seemed destined to collect a Cy Young Award.
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Republicans have argued that the bill's waivers would not hurt insurance access for people with pre-existing health conditions, thanks to state funding devoted to high-risk pools subsidizing their coverage.
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Jumpshot's data suggests that reports of Ring hacks in early December, which led consumer groups to issue a product warning and which prompted two class action lawsuits, have not hurt sales.
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This year for the first time, a majority of Americans (55 percent) said in a Gallup poll that they believed immigration tends to help the United States economy, not hurt it.
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You cite the United Kingdom as a country in which a transaction tax has not hurt markets, but in that case the government exempted more than 60 percent of all trades.
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The central bank has sought to reassure the business community this week that the investigation would not hurt the economy, saying companies and banks owned by detained persons could operate as normal.
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The tariffs, which have not hurt Harley's sales yet, could potentially place the company in the middle of a trade war, with the European Commission threatening to slap duties on Harley's motorcycles.
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Infantino, who was elected FIFA president on a pledge to lead the federation into a new, scandal-free era, said the reports based on the Panama Papers had not hurt his reputation.
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However, there are expectations the central bank could loosen some of its policy settings to ensure the crackdown on risks and resulting hit to credit growth does not hurt the real economy.
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The advance of the anti-Rousseff votes in the Senate would indicate that the corruption allegations have not hurt Temer's standing as the man to lead Brazil out of its present turmoil.
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As with much about the DC universe, the whole thing is hobbled by carelessness, which might not hurt box office receipts but certainly doesn't ensure the long-term appeal of the brand.
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The most promising bullish thesis on Valeant that Cramer found indicated that even if Philidor was being used to move inventory in a shady way, it would not hurt earnings that bad.
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Many women are taught to maintain social relationships or not hurt people's feelings, and they feel friction unique to their personality and circumstances when required to defy expectations of stereotypically feminine behavior.
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Even though each is focused on beating the other in the biggest game of the season, they say that the result of the best-of-seven series has not hurt their relationship.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said panicked buying drove Wall Street to record levels as institutional investors grappled with headwinds that have not hurt the domestic economy as much as once thought.
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" Pollack said, "There's the very famous line where Louise says, 'Is it possible, Mother, for someone to hit you hard like that—real loud and hard—and not hurt you at all?
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Central to what he calls mom philosophy (which could just be described as contemporary parenting philosophy) is just the opposite: to play safe, play nice and not hurt other kids or yourself.
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"As if the current administration had not hurt our image as a reliable partner enough, I now have people asking why I cannot meet with them," a foreign service officer told CNN.
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He implied that the move would not hurt the American economy and said that the tariffs he has already imposed "are partially responsible for our great economic results" in the United States.
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But both Moira and Emily are talking about taking direction against their oppressors; June, on the other hand, is endangering the lives of people who are trying to help, not hurt her.
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" But in his Wednesday interview, Mr. Trump seemingly did not understand the full extent of his tax bill, saying it would not hurt upstate New York because it only "affects wealthy people.
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Next time you feel yourself tempted to try yet another cleanse, keep in mind this advice: "The best cleanse for your liver is to not hurt it in the first place," she says.
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I've played some video games before," the man responds...."Congratulations," an air traffic controller says, "you did that, now let's try to land that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground.
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The confidence the President has in his own gut is not hurt by the fact that he has not yet gotten burned for setting fires he'd like to take credit for putting out.
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"I have not hurt, attacked, or attempted to physically harm Laura or our child, Benjamin Fleiss 'Ben,' in any way," Mike states in his declaration, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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As social media often does, it allowed Taylor to connect with others like him and spread his ideology—a task that certainly was not hurt by Twitter granting him a big, blue checkmark.
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"I have not hurt, attacked, or attempted to physically harm Laura or our child, Benjamin Fleiss 'Ben,' in any way," Mike states in his declaration, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's central bank sought to reassure the business community on Tuesday that a sweeping anti-corruption investigation would not hurt the economy, saying companies and banks could operate as normal.
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Bigelow's third son, 12-year-old Cooper, who ran and was not hurt, told police that his mom had snapped a photograph of Webster's license plate before they got out of their car.
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Reality Check: California's prosperity under tough climate laws By Kate Grise, CNN Brown held up his home state as a shining example of a place where tough climate laws have not hurt businesses.
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said higher taxes need not hurt the economy but May's fragile hold on power, as she attempts to navigate Brexit, made significant increases unlikely in the Oct.
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If the U.S. government is able to unlock an iPhone used by a suspected terrorist without help, it spells trouble for users' privacy but that may not hurt Apple's image, according to strategists.
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There had been market speculation that the European Commission might demand concessions but the companies were able to convince the regulator that the deal would not hurt competition, one of the sources said.
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For example, if somebody does a silly mistake that they knew they did wrong and shouldn't have done wrong or trip over themselves and are not hurt then it is okay to laugh.
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Authorities have accused Rahimi of planting another bomb at a road race in New Jersey that detonated but did not hurt anyone, as well as several other bombs that did not go off.
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This attitude may not hurt the president or most incumbent Republican senators, but it will prove fatal to the careers of many GOP congressmen who represent fading red enclaves in vibrantly blue states.
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More important, the research found, streaming all day does not hurt viewership of the critical, lucrative broadcast in prime time — a notion that once worried NBC executives accustomed to protecting the evening program.
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The 2010 merger between the two companies was cleared by the Justice Department under a negotiated consent decree, which sets conditions they must abide by to ensure the deal does not hurt competition.
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Some research shows keto may not hurt endurance performance Phinney also discussed research suggesting that the keto diet is at least no worse than a higher-carb eating plan for some endurance athletes.
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Not including multimedia will not hurt your chances, but we're open to the possibility that anything else you might want to include besides your words could bring your relationship with money to life.
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Saudi Arabia has come under fire over the death of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but Lockheed suggested that if U.S. weapons sales are derailed it would not hurt its 2019 profit outlook.
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While Trump has repeatedly argued his administration's duties would not hurt consumers, he appeared to acknowledge the effect of his policy when he delayed certain tariffs because of the upcoming holiday shopping season.
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That might not hurt a candidate such as Bloomberg, "whose campaign rallies can be a 30-second campaign ad," said Bob Shrum, a longtime political strategist who served on multiple Democratic presidential campaigns.
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Late last year, neighbors and friends had reassured him that Trump's talk and tweets on trade would not hurt them because he would be loyal to the U.S. farmers who supported his campaign.
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That does not hurt them too much in terms of their cash flow, but allows us to have a fairer share of the revenue and more participation and so on and so forth.
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Even the regulatory climate has shifted: The Department of Labor ruled last year that investing fiduciaries could consider E.S.G. factors in their investment decisions as long as they did not hurt expected returns.
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Eduardo Sierra, climate analyst at the Buenos Aires grain exchange, said because the planting of wheat was still in its early stages, the recent rains should not hurt the overall season too badly.
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It might not hurt WWE much—Jericho is a part-timer these days and flits in and out of WWE almost at his personal whim—but it stands to help NJPW via buzz, alone.
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The lawsuit allegations in the United States may not hurt Gotabaya's chances of winning because he has the overwhelming support of the Sinhalese Buddhist majority, said Kusal Perera, a political columnist in Sri Lanka.
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On May 24, the European Commission ruled that the deal to create the world's largest brewer would not hurt consumer prices, paving the way for the $107 billion takeover, which shareholders backed in September.
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It also did not hurt that Wisconsin offered Foxconn a rich package including $2.85 billion in direct subsidies, along with other tax breaks and infrastructure improvements bringing the total to more than $4 billion.
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Hutchison said the deal would not hurt competition in the UK. "We continue to work closely with the Commission to ensure effective competition in the UK mobile market," the company said in a statement.
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But Ramaphosa, who has described land dispossession as the "original sin", has sought to allay any fears and said plans to accelerate land reform will not hurt food security nor damage the struggling economy.
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"I have not hurt, attacked, or attempted to physically harm Laura or our child, Benjamin Fleiss 'Ben,' in any way," Mike, 55, states in his declaration, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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Pinol told the Malaysian and Indonesian officials to keep their palm oil exports to the Philippines at levels that would not hurt the local coconut and oil palm industries, according to the Facebook post.
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The governor pushed back against the suggestion that Schultz might not hurt a Democratic candidate, and could pull votes from Trump given his more conservative views on abortion, "Medicare for all" and government spending.
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If soybeans were not hurt by adverse weather as much as analysts think and USDA's yield estimates start to trend upward as they have in recent years, the extra supply could add up quickly.
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Although deGrom insisted Thursday after a third straight subpar start that he was not hurt, the Mets said Friday that he felt soreness in his right forearm and would probably miss his next start.
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During a briefing with reporters, HHS Secretary Azar said the "broken immigration system" was to blame for the influx of unaccompanied minors, and said the increased funding will not hurt the programs being targeted.
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But that was a bit of a pretzel twist, and in reality, Mr. Sanders's 2007 position will not hurt him in the Midwest, particularly in Illinois and Ohio, which also vote on Tuesday. Mrs.
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My time here makes me believe that the impeachment scandal will not hurt Mr. Trump — and that Democrats who promise to make the lives of people like my neighbors better might actually help him.
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Some good fortune did not hurt, either, as Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy and running back Jordan Howard dropped back-to-back passes that could have been go-ahead touchdowns in the waning moments.
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Even more intriguing, these scholars demonstrate that Finland's capitalist growth and dynamism have been helped, not hurt, by the nation's commitment to providing generous and universal public services that support basic human well-being.
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A pelvic exam shouldn't be painful; there may be pressure or it may feel "weird," especially to a young woman who has never used a tampon or menstrual cup, but it should not hurt.
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Less common, but documented, were at least two times when an opposing team's fans met the Oakland team bus and, not at all kiddingly, requested that the Raiders not hurt their players that afternoon.
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In an election cycle dominated by a brash billionaire and reality TV star, McAfee's libidinous, shadowy, drug-fueled history and cavalier demeanor occasionally might not hurt much in a party built on opposing government control.
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DUBAI, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's central bank sought to reassure the business community on Tuesday that a sweeping anti-corruption investigation would not hurt the economy, saying companies and banks could operate as normal.
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Scrapping NAFTA might not hurt exports to robust European economies, but those to Latin America, Navistar's top market after North America, would become much more complicated, said Salvador Pasquel, an automotive expert at Baker McKenzie.
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The firms have won approvals from a number of states, but some analysts worry the two firms will have difficulty convincing federal regulators that their deal will not hurt competition in the large employer market.
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But that break in the eighth game of the third set did not hurt anything like the moment when he finally slapped a weary forehand wide at 7.46pm local time to surrender his title hopes.
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The bank has kept interest rates unchanged since a 50 basis point cut in March last year, arguing nearly two years of deflation have been externally driven and have so far not hurt economic growth.
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While intelligence officials are supposed to warn people who might be harmed, U.S. officials told the Post that the intelligence they reviewed only indicated Salman and his government wanted to detain Khashoggi, not hurt him.
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While Canada has stood firm on Chapter 19 so far, giving up the dispute mechanism would not hurt as much as compromising on the dairy industry, which is the other contentious issue in the talks.
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The new casinos would not hurt Atlantic City, Mr. Gural said, because gamblers from North Jersey were already bypassing it in favor of casinos in Pennsylvania and racetracks with slot machines in Queens and Yonkers.
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A 3-6-0 stretch to close the pre-break schedule did not hurt the Blues as much as it could, given none of the five teams chasing St. Louis - including the Jets - are above .
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He explained that the initial list of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods was "reasonably well chosen" so as to not hurt American consumers, but the additional levies would likely be felt by the U.S. population.
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Ricco insisted that the lack of one general manager did not hurt the Mets and that the Wilpons, the Mets owners, gave the interim front office the opportunity to make a larger, more difficult trade.
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MILAN, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Italy's ruling 5-Star Movement will monitor closely a bid by Hong Kong Exchange for the London Stock Exchange to ensure it does not hurt Italian interests, it said on Wednesday.
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Still, it does not hurt that Mr. Mozgala founded the Apothetae, an organization that advocates greater representation of people with disabilities in the theater, and that Ms. Sullivan is a Paralympic track-and-field champion.
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Meanwhile in the strike cell, team members sitting in front of computer screens were calculating exactly how much firepower was required to kill the ISIS fighters and not hurt any civilians who might be nearby.
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While a collapse in talks might not hurt Moon in the long run, an embarrassing failure it could derail his plans, particularly if his Democratic Party suffers in gubernatorial and local elections later this year.
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Mr. Trump will bluster and tweet, but if you stick together, he will not hurt you, and history will note that the Senate had a spine and a moderate G.O.P. re-emerged on this day.
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Defending a gang of Florida bikers who had nailed a woman to a tree, he planned to drive a nail into his own hand to show that the procedure did not hurt all that much.
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Cromer said Bombardier's sales and funding practices were legal and the dispute had not hurt ongoing sales efforts, which were helped by the entry into service of the CS100 last July and the CS300 last December.
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"A trade war would cause confusion and complication for the global economy but in the long term it would not hurt China, it would rather hurt the country that launched it, the United States," he said.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 15 (Reuters) - U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan said on Friday South African land reform should be carried out in a transparent manner so it did not hurt investor sentiment and the economy.
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"Basically, I wanted him to assure me that they'd thought about what's going to happen when this research gets out, that there's good reason to believe this will help people and not hurt them," Vitti says.
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Police had said on Sunday one officer had been treated in hospital after being hit in the leg by an arrow and another had his visor struck by a metal ball although he was not hurt.
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But his 29 points in the playoffs — six more than his teammates Joe Pavelski and Brent Burns have collected, and seven more than Phil Kessel, the highest-scoring Penguin — indicate the time off has not hurt.
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Earlier in the same game, while he did not hurt himself like he did today, he did manage to hit Cody Bellinger in the face while attempting to throw the ball back to the pitcher's mound.
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At a meeting in Detroit on Wednesday, executives will urge federal and Ontario government ministers to ensure that the province's cap-and-trade program will not hurt the Canadian auto industry's long-term competitiveness with U.S. rivals.
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That failure on the pitch has not dimmed the ambitions of China and its president to one day host the tournament, however, and having a raft of Chinese sponsors involved with FIFA will not hurt that cause.
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However a charge of that size and nature would not hurt the amount of capital that Citigroup reports to regulators under rules designed to ensure the soundness of banks, CFO John Gerspach said at an investor conference.
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The jump in mortgage rates did not hurt interest to refinance an existing home, particularly among those who seek loans guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) which helps first-time homebuyers and borrowers with patchy credit.
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The deal would not hurt competition in Australia because AB Inbev sold its beers in Australia only via distributors, "has only a limited direct company presence in Australia and does not brew beer here," the ACCC said.
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It might not hurt that if Amazon were to put HQ1003 here, CEO Jeff Bezos could not only visit his company's second headquarters but also check in on his employees at the Washington Post, which he owns.
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Terri Ann Lowenthal, a former staff director of the House census oversight subcommittee urged President Trump on Wednesday to make it a priority to nominate a qualified, nonpartisan director who would not hurt confidence in that standard.
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Liberals and the Democratic Party overall appear never to have considered that, given the ideological incoherence and powerful sense of policy agnosticism that reigns in the New Democrat era, a "purity test" or two might not hurt.
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It might not hurt that if Amazon were to put HQ2 here, CEO Jeff Bezos could not only visit his company's second headquarters but also check in on his employees at the Washington Post, which he owns.
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His 23 touchdowns on 112 touches will not hurt his stock either, though a history of trouble in both knees — including an anterior cruciate ligament repair in 2015 — will result in teams poring over his medical reports.
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" They noted that "Peloton has been a meme in the past and it has not hurt trends," but that the brand might rethink its strategy "given the frequency in which its ads are parodied on social media.
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The NRF, which has lobbied against tariffs, said the trade war did not hurt spending over the holiday weekend, but it estimates consumers have paid $40 billion due to increased prices stemming from tariffs already in place.
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"The announcement of two baseless articles of impeachment does not hurt the President, it hurts the American people, who expect their elected officials to work on their behalf to strengthen our Nation," Grisham said in the statement.
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And he said the point of his Wall Street Journal interview last week in which he divulged his conversations with the president about Ukraine aid and a Biden probe was meant to clear Trump, not hurt him.
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"It would not hurt the national ego for him to be there," said the source, who acknowledged that last year's highly embarrassing escape had encouraged the Mexican authorities to change their mind about extraditing the drug lord.
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The Minneapolis-based retailer, which plans to start hiking minimum pay across its stores to $11 an hour in October, provided assurances that the move would not hurt its previously announced full-year and quarterly earnings forecasts.
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Hansteen, which had previously said the June 2016 Brexit vote had not hurt demand, said its UK business showed growth over the first six months of the year, helped largely by rental growth and successful asset management initiatives.
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The ease in which they not only found garments they loved in any store, but were able to "pull off" these trends that I knew, without a shred of doubt, I could not, hurt me to my core.
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"Parents may be told myths by friends and family about preventing colds, and although it might not hurt, they also need to know what's really going to make a difference," Freed told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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In a press conference organized to mark 200 days of Jair Bolsonaro's administration, Lorenzoni added the government wants to make sure that the release of part of the assets in the workers' funds will not hurt home financing.
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The BOJ must take additional easing steps to achieve its price target at the earliest date possible, so that prolonged monetary easing does not hurt Japan's financial system, Kataoka was quoted by Sankei as saying in the interview.
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That might be tricky because patients could be given needless treatments and needless anxiety in the case of false positives, or if the test detected cancers that were real but would not hurt the patient if left alone.
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If your interview is in an unfamiliar part of town, it may not hurt to also do a drive-by the day before to make sure you understand the parking situation and the route you need to take.
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Mr. Saccone, who has served four terms in the Legislature, insisted that his record would not hurt him on Tuesday, because rank-and-file voters were with him on issues like immigration and cutting business taxes and regulations.
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President Donald Trump's decision to impose hefty charges on imported steel and aluminum would not hurt LafargeHolcim's business in the United States because the company makes all its products for its largest market, in the country, Jenisch said.
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"The announcement of two baseless articles of impeachment does not hurt the president, it hurts the American people, who expect their elected officials to work on their behalf to strengthen our nation," Ms. Grisham said in a statement.
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And it has not hurt that a historically pro-hunting Congress has been happy to invest our nation's wealth in "hook and bullet" activities on behalf of waterfowl — hunters indeed need abundant birds to have a successful hunt.
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In the past, I spent so much time trying to deal with disagreements rationally in order to not hurt anyone's feelings that I rarely allowed myself to express anger or frustration about anything— unless I was doing so destructively.
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It seems to be right nowAmericans have all the wrong ideas about manufacturing jobsDelta says the next big competition between airlines will be on the ground It does not hurt to have a CEO like Satya Nadella of Microsoft.
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The win in UP is seen as an endorsement of the current regime's efforts to improve government, especially after the fourth-quarter gross domestic figures proved that the controversial "demonetization" did not hurt the economy as much as expected.
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The spat did not hurt the chances of Denk, a party supported by Dutch Turks, which looked set to win three seats, becoming the first ever ethnic minority party in parliament, in a possible sign of deepening ethnic division.
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The former commander, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, was not hurt in the blast that came 10 minutes after his rally ended, in the eastern city of Jalalabad, as people were leaving the site, said Attahullah Khogyani, spokesman for the provincial governor.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - The United States has encouraged Serbia and EU-member Slovenia to diversify their energy sources away from Russian gas to make sure any potential disruptions will not hurt their economies, a senior U.S. official said on Friday.
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"I reached over the armrest to get my glove compartment and that's when I fired at him once I got the gun from my glove compartment," said the mother of one, whose children were not hurt in the incident.
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In other remarks, Conte said it was important that trade sanctions against Russia do not hurt the country's ordinary people, and said Italy was "totally dissatisfied" with the way immigration from Africa was being handled in the European Union.
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In reality those tariffs will not hurt China much, landing a heavier blow on American allies like the European Union, Brazil and South Korea and possibly starting a wider trade war as other countries retaliate against the United States.
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That the most famous basketball player in the world has, by some interpretations, lent support to the Chinese government's position over that of an American basketball executive will not hurt in maintaining relationships — and profits — for basketballers in China.
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The appeals court opinion in that matter suggested the states' competitive business interests could be helped, not hurt, by Trump's branding on his Washington, DC, hotel if officials choose to avoid the hotel because of its association with him.
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In response, college admissions officers from MIT, Cal Tech, Smith, UMass and other schools tweeted in support of peaceful protest and to make clear that disciplinary actions resulting from peaceful demonstrations would not hurt the students' chances of admission.
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" Clinton also noted the global economic risks of the UK referendum, saying in a statement: "Our first task has to be to make sure that the economic uncertainty created by these events does not hurt working families here in America.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Goushi Kataoka said the central bank must expand stimulus further to achieve its price target early, so that prolonged monetary easing does not hurt the country's banking system, the Sankei newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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However, a charge of that size and nature would not hurt the amount of capital that Citigroup reports to regulators under rules designed to ensure the soundness of banks, CFO John Gerspach said at an investor conference that was webcast.
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Comcast was allowed to buy NBC Universal, a broadcaster, in 2011, albeit with the condition that it made its content available to all its rivals and kept its pipes open to other content, so that customer choice was not hurt.
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He allegedly instructs the girl to tell the judge she was not hurt and to claim she lied about the incident because she was mad at her father for taking away her laptop and not letting her speak to her friends.
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Impeaching Clinton did not hurt the GOP in subsequent elections either, since the party outperformed in the 2002 midterms and retained the presidency in 2004, though the dynamics of those two elections were largely shaped by the trauma of 9/11.
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It would not hurt the FBI director to invite Chinese students to a speech to explain how much espionage actually goes on in America, state that the vast majority of Chinese are not under suspicion, then take lots of questions.
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" And he told ITV's "Good Morning Britain" earlier this month that if he were president, an exit from the EU would not hurt the U.K. in terms of trade relations with the U.S. "I don't think they'll be hurt at all.
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Uber said in a statement that the verdict would not hurt its business in Germany because it had already suspended its low-cost service there about a year ago and was now focusing on its sedan services with licensed drivers.
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Some participating countries have begun doubting the value of the annual meetings, and China has come under pressure to show its courting of individual countries from the Baltics to the Balkans would not hurt the European Union as a whole.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif (Reuters) - Even as U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump raises concerns among world leaders, the mayor of Los Angeles is confident that whoever reaches the White House will not hurt his city's chances of landing the 2024 Olympics.
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Whether or not recent events in the Kaepernick saga have landed the quarterback any closer to a spot on an NFL roster still remains to be seen, but having a fanbase actively supporting his acquisition certainly would not hurt his cause.
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Mixed messages: The episode may not hurt Alexion in the long run, but no pharmaceutical company wants to draw the attention of Capitol Hill at a time when legislation to rein in high drug prices is still on the agenda.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar's Fine Gael party surged into an 11-point lead in a poll on Thursday, gaining credit for the government's Brexit negotiating stance and indicating its recent near-collapse had not hurt his popularity.
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But if the EU and the U.S. really want to help the DRC, as they claim to, and not hurt it, as they appear to, they will offer my country a carrot, instead of continuing to bash it with sticks.
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More: President Trump's former economic adviser, Gary Cohn, told the podcast "Freakonomics" that Mr. Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro, is in his view the only Ph.D.-holding economist in the world who thinks that tariffs do not hurt the economy.
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It does not hurt that the C.B.O. currently estimates that repealing it would reduce the deficit by $338 billion over a decade, as a result of reduced coverage, savings that could be used to help offset the effects of tax reductions.
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But while there's no question that he pressed the reset button on Saint Laurent, making it relevant again and supercharging its sales figures, it is also worth pointing out that his departure has not hurt the house or its image.
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ECB chief economist Peter Praet has said the bank "can live" with the recent spike in market volatility as long as it does not hurt financial sector stability, while board member Benoit Coeure noted higher volatility was largely confined to equities.
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"I'm not aware of any," Howe said, noting that the company agreed to a new consent decree with the Department of Justice recently, which sets conditions they must abide by to ensure the 2010 merger does not hurt their competitors.
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"I tried lots of things, but whether I was hurt or not hurt or in pain or not in pain, I would have done the same things," Federer said, emphasizing that he was sometimes playing too far behind the baseline.
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The defendant getting both the victim and their families to trust him, leaving each of them to question 'If Larry was nice and I trusted him, how can I be sure others that are nice to me will not hurt me?
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Here are some of the other North Korea headlines you may have missed: Trump doesn't think Iran deal will affect Korea talks: Trump said Monday that pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal would not hurt upcoming talks with North Korea.
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The regulators said they expect banks to have policies designed to resolve discrepancies that do not hurt customers, to give customers accurate information about reconciliation processes, and to have internal reviews and controls to ensure they comply with the laws.
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The impact from damaged Saudi infrastructure may not hurt the broader economy as much because the United States is no longer as dependent on oil from Saudi Arabia as it once was, in part because of the American shale boom.
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Sometime next week, surgeons at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center will carefully wrap a cast around the left wrist of Dr. Sridhar Chilimuri, the hospital's physician in chief, even though he was not hurt in the deadly shooting there last week.
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Mr. Cohen said in the hearing that the payment was ordered by Mr. Trump, which violated campaign finance laws because it was intended to buy Ms. Daniels's silence so that she could not hurt Mr. Trump's prospects right before the election.
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Ren put up a brave front on Tuesday, reiterating claims that the restrictions will not hurt Huawei's prospects and that no other company will be able to catch up with Huawei in 5G technology in the next two to three years.
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Rahami is suspected of planting several explosives in New York City and New Jersey, including one that blew up on Saturday night in Manhattan and injured 29 people and two in New Jersey that exploded over the weekend but did not hurt anyone.
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I think in some cases they would just codify what is de facto practice, namely that the president should be consulting with his national security team, which I think is already the practice, but it would not hurt to make that more explicit.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday any retaliation against U.S. sanctions must not hurt the Russian economy or partners that do business in Russia, signaling that a package of counter-sanctions measures being prepared may be watered down.
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And so here is my theory and one reason to go see The Light Between Oceans: If we talk about miscarriage more, it will not hurt any less when it happens, but it might make the aftermath a little easier to bear.
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Karan Singh Chandhiok, a lawyer who represented Hyundai in the case, said the company had argued at the time that it was a smaller player with about a 14% market share and its alleged conduct could not hurt the broader passenger car market.
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The gunman assassinated the police chief of Kandahar province on Thursday along with a top Afghan intelligence agency officer, but the U.S. commander of Afghanistan's NATO-led force, General Scott Miller, who was standing nearby when the attack occurred, was not hurt.
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The sanctions may not hurt "exportation to the territory of Iran of goods required for humanitarian needs such as medicines, medical devices and foodstuffs and agricultural commodities as well as goods and services required for the safety of civil aviation," he said.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, March 8 (Reuters) - Even as U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump raises concerns among world leaders, the mayor of Los Angeles is confident that whoever reaches the White House will not hurt his city's chances at landing the 2024 Olympics.
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In 2016, Connecticut College students met with a local domestic violence organization while rehearsing the show, and wound up getting permission to change a line so Julie appears to reject, rather than accept, the idea that being hit hard might not hurt.
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The raging war of words that precipitated the downfall of Paolo Duterte escalated when his daughter, Isabelle, 17, posted on Twitter that her father should not hurt somebody "just because you have a position in the city," according to The Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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Popular support for Ma Ba Tha did not hurt Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's party in Myanmar's 2015 general election, the first since the end of military rule, because many people voted for broad change instead of specific policies, Mr. Walton said.
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Although he misplayed a liner that became a two-run double in Wednesday's game, he has had a few highlight-reel defensive plays that have not hurt his reputation, as well as a humorous appearance on "The Tonight Show" with Jimmy Fallon.
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Phys Ed If your knees creak and pop, the noises could be an indicator of early arthritis, even if the joint does not hurt, according to one of the first long-term studies of the association between noisy knees and joint disease.
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LONDON, Dec 7 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond will seek to reassure some of the country's trade and investment partners that Brexit will not hurt them when he travels to South Africa on Wednesday and to Japan and South Korea next week.
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"The announcement of two baseless articles of impeachment does not hurt the President, it hurts the American people, who expect their elected officials to work on their behalf to strengthen our nation," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement.
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This ability to anticipate the motion of an object or person is crucial to the future integration of machines in the real world, insofar as this will allow machines to not take actions that might hurt people or help people not hurt themselves.
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Instead, Chany said, borrowing from a 401(k) and using the money immediately to pay for college should not hurt aid This is a risky move overall, however, since if you lose your job and cannot pay back the funds, you will face penalties.
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But there was the less than obvious, too: big guy wrestlers looked slightly off a lot of the time because they were so obviously pulling their punches just a bit so as to not hurt the smaller (which is relative, bear in mind) wrestlers.
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It might not hurt to increase investment on cybersecurity to do more to prevent foreign governments from using Facebook as a tool for propaganda or to prevent thieves from taking advantage of Facebook software loopholes to compromise accounts of tens of millions of people.
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It seems quaint now that George H.W. Bush, a man of quiet faith, fretted when his son, George W., named Jesus as his favourite philosopher in a Republican primary debate—the older Bush hoped "the Jesus answer" would not hurt his boy "very much".
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Clinton's campaign, has collected footage of comments that have not hurt Mr. Trump's standing among Republican primary voters, but that could be stitched together in what the group's founder, David Brock, described as a montage of hateful speech that would appall a general electorate.
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I think there's a Democratic apparatus that treated seriousness with how complicated it was, how you can massage the tax credits to not hurt the deficit in a certain kind of way and I think that's the kind of thinking we need to push aside.
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The fact that Uber knows where I live and Amazon knows what underwear I like does not hurt the quality of my life anywhere near as much as the fact that they have no idea what to do with the data they so aggressively collect.
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PM: Well, we need, again, to have a good relationship on all fields, and I saw what my friend, Pierre Gramegna said, we must not hurt London, but we must also favor the Eurozone financial places, whether they are Frankfurt, Paris, Dublin, or others.
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Right to Try could place drugs for which there is very little safety or efficacy data in the hands of doctors who are unfamiliar with the drugs; thus, despite their best intentions, doctors may have insufficient know-how to help—and not hurt—their patients.
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She wanted to make a patient more comfortable for a few hours, or at least not hurt him when she put in a needle, and sometimes a patient would thank her for being so gentle and tell her that she had a good touch.
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Although he later sent a letter to the judge saying that the pipe bombs were meant to intimidate -- not hurt anyone -- the public can rest assured that Sayoc is guilty, and the plea obtained ensures that he will be sentenced to a lengthy prison term.
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" The former secretary of state said the U.S. respects the will of the United Kingdom and its decision, adding that the "first task has to be to make sure that the economic uncertainty created by these events does not hurt working families here in America.
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Kamal Hossain, an octogenarian Oxford-educated international jurist now heading an opposition alliance, was not hurt when his convoy was attacked by men wielding sticks and stones as he returned from placing flowers on a memorial to victims of Bangladesh's independence war, an opposition spokesman said.
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Shit been on Netflix 30 minutes and there's already a #BirdBoxChallenge That's right — if it sounds like something that might put you in the hospital, it probably is: Can't believe I have to say this, but: PLEASE DO NOT HURT YOURSELVES WITH THIS BIRD BOX CHALLENGE.
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Read More Why a China slowdown will not hurt that much "While we acknowledge the slowdown in global economic growth, we think investors may be overestimating the slowdown in China's economy and may be underestimating the potential weakness in Chinese consumer spending this year," Tengler said.
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What's known to reduce the risks of blue light exposure is habit changeAugustin recommended establishing bedtime rituals like reading a few pages of a book, which can be relaxing either on paper or an e-book (a case in which a device could help, not hurt, bedtime).
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Perhaps the explanation is that Ford believes the adoption of robot cars will not hurt the sale of its performance cars, but if so, that is a hope that may be dashed by government as laws and policies come to reflect a preference for autonomous autos.
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Whatever the reason, concerns about a glut of Richters in this auction season — there are no fewer than 18 paintings by the German artist at Christie's, Sotheby's and Phillips — did not hurt the Richter that came up for sale at Christie's in Manhattan on Tuesday night.
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MOSCOW, April 13 (Reuters) - Moscow will decide on counter sanctions after analysing the impact of U.S. sanctions on Russia and will do everything to ensure that sanctions do not hurt domestic production of metals, RIA news agency quoted Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich as saying on Friday.
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Mark Wakefield, global co-head of automotive and industrial consulting at consultancy AlixPartners LLP - which expects U.S. industry sales to drop to 242 million in 27203 - said so far high discounts have not hurt automakers too much, but pricing discipline is a real concern moving forward.
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FDA involvement helps patients: Its objectivity and knowledge of all the various drugs in development can help patients determine their best options, and its review and its ability to require changes to treatment plans help physicians design plans most likely to help, and not hurt, patients.
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Han Chol-Su, a vice director of the Wonsan Zone Development Corporation, which is promoting tourism on the east coast of North Korea, told Agence France-Presse in Pyongyang that the loss of business as a result of the United States ban would not hurt North Korea.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Savers may one day be able to open digital money accounts at central banks such as the Bank of England but policymakers have to be careful that they do not hurt the banking industry in the process, a top BoE policymaker said on Wednesday.
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Another, Spencer Blum, who moved into his freshman dorm at the University of South Florida on Tuesday, wrote about his fear on the day the shooting unfolded, when he initially struggled to get hold of his sister, a freshman at the school who was not hurt.
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READ: Palin on Trump VP talk: 'I want to help and not hurt' "His political career is over but for a miracle because he has so disrespected the will of the people, and as the leader of the GOP, the convention, certainly he is to remain neutral," Palin said.
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The autonomous features on a DJI model are there to help the less experienced pilot improve their skills and not hurt anyone in the process, while the device's camera is capable of the kinds of photos and videos a dedicated hobbyist or professional shooter would rightfully want to capture.
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While some regions in the world are disturbed by President Trump's "America first" stance, most exports coming from Africa to the U.S. are natural resources and low-value goods, thus it is generally accepted wisdom that African trade has not hurt American manufacturing or taken away any jobs.
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But until she can convince discontented Democrats that she will help, not hurt, their efforts to win elections and exercise influence, she will continue to face resistance within her party — and the danger that, eventually, she will face a challenger who can marshal enough votes to defeat her.
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But when we feel ourselves becoming too consumed with mastering the language of whatever unreality is currently holding our gaze, it might not hurt to consider the overarching forces subtly directing our attention and prepare ourselves to step back if we're not comfortable with benefiting less than they do.
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WASHINGTON — White House officials moved quickly on Wednesday to calm fears of a potential trade war with China, saying the administration's proposed tariffs were a "threat" that would ultimately help, not hurt, the United States economy, hours after China said it would punish American products with similar levies.
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A central theme of those attacks has been that the origins of the investigation were partisan and aimed at undermining Mr. Trump, though law enforcement officials at the start of the investigation kept quiet about it in part to ensure that it did not hurt his electoral chances.
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Gary C. Evans, chief executive of shale producer Energy Hunter Resources, called the tariffs "a lot of saber rattling" that will not hurt exports of U.S. crude oil or liquefied natural gas, the latter a fuel that China has not included on its list of products facing a tariff.
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They issued a list of demands to Senate Republicans, urging that any tax plan not hurt the middle class or benefit the wealthy, that hearings be held on any plan, that any proposal be subject to the 60-vote threshold, and that it be fiscally responsible and not add to deficits.
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She also said the possible exit of Britain from the EU after a referendum next month should not hurt the security situation in Europe although she acknowledged that "any political change does bring changes", adding that she did not expect Britain to leave due to "positive effects of the union".
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" While Israel's share in the binary options trade has caused reputational damage, the investor who wished to remain anonymous said that it had not hurt the country's high-tech investments: "It hasn't had an impact on the legitimate investment field because most people understood that this was something entirely different.
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Before they voted to pass the American Health Care Act, House Republicans repeatedly promised the bill would not hurt Americans with preexisting health conditions — that those patients would not lose coverage or pay more for insurance, even though the bill allows states to waive federal regulations meant to protect them.
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Each time, though, Renard's mistake ultimately did not hurt the team's bottom line: Les Bleues bounced back in Nice to score the decisive goal on a penalty kick by Eugénie Le Sommer to beat Norway, and Renard's second penalty was the only goal in a 1-0 victory over Nigeria.
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But if the court did decide Gardendale was bound by the order, they said, its separation plan, which would allow them to take over the two elementary schools, the middle school and the high school located in Gardendale, would not hurt Jefferson County's desegregation efforts and so should be allowed.
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"I cannot tell you with all of the things that are going on in this country right now, how lucky we are and how blessed the city of Chicago is that we are out here talking about a subject who has in custody but did not hurt anyone," Sallet said.
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The department's lawyers argued in the filing that a delay would not hurt Mr. Vance's investigation but would prevent the "irreparable harm" they argued the president would suffer if he had to comply with the demand to turn over his tax returns and other financial information before his case was considered.
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Yet so far, at least, the mayor's seeming indifference to business leaders has not hurt his chances at re-election, especially with calls to rein in Wall Street becoming a common refrain, and cities, including New York, rethinking the wisdom of offering tax incentives to companies as an inducement to stay.
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After months of optimism that the state's June 5 primary would position them to pick off seven Republican-held districts in November — a substantial down payment on reclaiming the House — Democrats are now trying to ensure that they do not hurt themselves because of their unusually crowded slates of candidates.
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" According to prosecutors, once the brothers told Smollett they "could trust" him, the actor allegedly stated he "wanted them to appear to attack him, to "catch his attention by calling him an 'Empire F—– Empire N—-,' and "not hurt him too badly and give him a chance to appear to fight back.
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C.K. has admitted to having masturbated in front of women without their consent and has acknowledged that this was wrong, but as far as we know, he has not done anything to make restitution to his victims or to assure the public that he will not hurt women again in the future.
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While others have tried — most memorably Don Blankenship, a mining executive and ex-convict who ran unsuccessfully for a Senate seat in West Virginia — a Grimm victory would supply a more credible blueprint: Crying "fake news" and telling off enemies is a start, but charisma counts, and abiding ties to constituents do not hurt, either.
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President Donald Trump's new order effectively blacklisting Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications networking equipment maker and smartphone giant, from the U.S. market will not hurt America in the race to build out next-generation 5G wireless technology, a well-known CEO and a top telecom investment banker who did not want to be identified told CNBC on Friday.
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Newt Gingrich on Monday panned Mitt Romney's campaign against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as a weak effort that had not hurt the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee.
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Just before the New Year, Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said the continuing resolutions (CR) have not hurt military readiness, but that any budgetary uncertainty beyond January could.
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This week, Trump temporarily delayed new tariffs on Chinese goods and left the door open to an interim deal with China as he argues the trade conflict has not hurt the U.S. The rhetoric could reflect the economy becoming a better political issue for Democrats, said Elizabeth Simas, a professor of political science at the University of Houston.
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The American Petroleum Institute, the nation's biggest and most influential lobbying group for the oil and natural gas industry, is fighting nuclear power subsidies across the U.S., poised to oppose any efforts to expand renewable electricity, and telling the Trump administration that its study on the power grid better not hurt natural gas in an effort to help coal and nuclear energy.
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Stephen Gallo, European head of forex strategy at BMO Financial Group, told CNBC that approving the start of trade talks would not hurt sterling, but the big rally will only come when there are concrete evidences of how trade will work after the U.K. leaves the EU. "It wouldn't be a GBP-negative development, that is for sure," Gallo said.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 28503 crime law authored by Biden MORE's (I-Vt.) stated belief that felons should be allowed to vote in prison will not hurt him in the 22019 Democratic presidential primary.
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They might make more money, have more sex, and enjoy their jobs far more than most people, but nearly every woman in the adult business I've interviewed over the past 20 years has had the same basic desires: be loved, be happy, and make it to the end of the life's road in one piece and hopefully not hurt anyone in the process.
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Add in higher bond yields each time the market gets jittery; the fact most of Italy's sovereign debt is held by Italians; the ongoing reality that many local banks remain very exposed to government bonds; and a fresh assurance from German Chancellor Angela Merkel that Berlin will not countenance any write-down in Italy's debts, and there are few options left to the new coalition government that would not hurt its own population.
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