Cameras on every corner on every street not in a million years.
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"It was something that not in a million years I would have expected," she said.
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He's got MS and physical limitations that would not in a million years enable that to happen.
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"You cannot acquire jurisdiction over me, not in a million years," Duterte said in a speech late on Tuesday.
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Maria, his new wife, takes him, and not in a million years could he ever have seen himself doing that.
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There are probably a thousand legal reasons why this would NEVER HAPPEN, NOT IN A MILLION YEARS, but it's a provocative thought, no?
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"Not in a million years did I think I'd be back," Stoddart told Reuters at the Hungarian Grand Prix, unwinding in what was the Manor team's motorhome.
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But he soon changed his tune, telling security forces not to cooperate in any international investigation, and that "not in a million years" would the ICC have jurisdiction.
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"Not in a million years did I ever see a child around Michael Jackson that looked like they had been distressed, hurt, abused," Sundberg says in an interview with producer Liam McEwan included in the film.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has said there is no chance of him going on trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC), because "not in a million years" would it have jurisdiction to indict him.
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Initially resistant ("No, not in a million years … I am not putting myself in handcuffs with you," Lauer said), Cohen eventually prevailed and began showing the host how to get out of handcuffs using only butter and a paper clip.
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Larry Schweikart, a conservative history professor and the co-author of "A Patriot's History of the United States," said that there were several Trump Cabinet selections who would "not in a million years" have gotten the nod from a more centrist GOP president.
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If you had asked me, and I'm sure Doug, nine years ago when STS-135 [the final space shuttle mission and last launch from U.S. soil to the International Space Station] finished up if we would both be where we are right now, [I'd say] not in a million years.
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"Not in a million years, and one of the hardest conversations I had over and over again with these brave women was that in addition to the sacrifice they were making in telling this story, they didn't think they would ever be heard if they did take that leap, let alone to see actual accountability," Farrow said.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said sanctions on North Korea will not be eased for the sake of a summit between the two sides as Chinese state media repeated Beijing's line that talks are the only way to end the nuclear standoff Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has said there is no chance of him going on trial at the International Criminal Court, because "not in a million years" would it have jurisdiction to indict him.
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It'll be action-packed. I want people to > sit at home and think, 'There's no way they did that live, not in a million > years!' The anniversary was celebrated with a storyline involving an explosion in The Joinery, causing a tram to crash from the viaduct into the Kabin and Corner Shop. The storyline was a sign that TV shows now have to strive harder to make an impact, according to producer Phil Collinson.
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Within a week after the November 4, 2008, presidential election, President-elect Obama and Clinton discussed the possibility of her serving as U.S. Secretary of State in his administration. Clinton initially turned Obama down, but he persisted. When the possibility became public on November 14, it came as a surprising and dramatic move, especially given the long, sometimes bitter battle the two had waged during the 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries. Obama had specifically criticized Clinton's foreign policy credentials during the contests, and the initial idea of him appointing her had been so unexpected that she had told one of her own aides, "Not in a million years." However, Obama had been thinking of the idea as far back as the 2008 Democratic National Convention.Wolffe, Renegade, p. 313.
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"They've Only Themselves to Blame" is one of several ballads on the album, detailing a couple thwarting their young son's attempt to romance, while "Who Knows, Perhaps, Maybe" features a bluesy electric piano and a four on the floor bass drum, again highlighting the album's Stevie Wonder influence. Side one closer "Where the Peaceful Water Flows" is another ballad which alternates between and time, and features a gospel-style ending. Similarly to the title track, "Ooh Baby" features a funk-inflected sound, and is defined by a muscular rhythm and diminished chords, while "I Have never Loved You as Much as I Love You Today" sees the singer assume the position of a serviceman stationed abroad writing home to his partner. "Not in a Million Years" is one of the album's experiments with different rhythms, fusing reggae with rhumba, and has been described as a "left-field musical gem" with harmonic and melodic surprises.
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