On its own, the name change may not mean much.
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But the national polls, at this stage, might not mean much.
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That might not mean much since I'm American, but oh well.
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In the end, what he's doing now may not mean much.
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If you're not into shoes, that name might not mean much.
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A distance of several thousand miles does not mean much today.
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It's open enrollment season, which for many workers, might not mean much.
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In the end, though, the answer probably does not mean much anyway.
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He insists, with a smile, that it will not mean much to him.
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But that experience may not mean much in front of an impossible task.
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"The truce may not mean much because it can be tweeted away," he said.
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But even if such an accord is signed soon, it might not mean much.
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He campaigned hard in the final few days and his endorsement did not mean much.
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If I told you I was a fast runner, that alone may not mean much.
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We're in the thick of enrollment season, which, for many workers, might not mean much.
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But we must remember that the simple fact of a conviction does not mean much.
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And averages may not mean much if you don't have access to a workplace retirement plan.
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Bilateral trade deficits do not mean much, especially in an age when supply chains are global.
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The election of a Democratic president may mean not mean much for America's gun laws, however.
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A generous salary might not mean much if your cost of living is through the roof.
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I was among the people who thought that Trump's strong poll performance might not mean much.
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His name was Nello Ferrara, and back then, in hockey circles, that did not mean much.
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All these numbers might not mean much to anyone else, but they can really inform your next run.
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Depending on whether you already love how LG does smartphone cameras, that might not mean much to you.
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A million dollars may not mean much to the Mayo Clinic, but it could cripple a small hospital.
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In the absence of replication it does not mean much and is most likely a false positive finding.
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That may not mean much to everyone, but to the real Marg-heads in your life, it means everything.
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Even if any such emails exist, it still might not mean much because they could be personal in nature.
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This small cost may not mean much in budget terms, but it could mean a lot to trans soldiers.
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That $8 or so you save monthly may not mean much to you, but it adds up for the companies.
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But as the Cambridge Analytica saga showed, agreements restricting data use might not mean much to developers with other plans.
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FloQast sells what it calls "close management software," which might not mean much if you aren't read-up on accounting.
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Peter tried to talk to her later to convince her to stay, but his words may not mean much now.
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That might not mean much in a sport that can tend to seem a little boring to those outside of it.
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Yes, this was "an extremely early and incomplete test" of Twitter's live product, which means our thoughts may not mean much.
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It's never good when a candidate draws tiny crowds, but it might not mean much when a candidate packs a room.
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That may not mean much as there's no sign any of the world's economically damaging political decisions are reversing anytime soon.
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Impressive though that sounds, it might not mean much, because most of the shenanigans below the oceans are invisible to us.
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Which may not mean much to you, if you don't grapple with the size restrictions of a New York City apartment.
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The good news is, a brief increase in short-term interest rates will probably not mean much to the broader economy.
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Morningstar analyst RJ Hottovy said the Canadian test does not mean much until McDonald's announces U.S.-focused plans for meat alternatives.
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Several of its legislators are Republicans from Miami, where an N.R.A. endorsement does not mean much, and may even harm a candidate.
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That kind of soft data may not mean much over a single session, but aggregated can provide unique insights into recovery progress.
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But that impressive list of accomplishments might not mean much to Trump, a man who's known to value personal loyalty above all else.
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Though this may not mean much to the show's cisgender fans, Mongillo's casting is more than just a reimagining of the classic character.
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Elevated tier status may not mean much to casual travelers, but Gold status has a ton of potential beyond the Hilton Honors program.
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Honestly, that detail may not mean much though since none of this is technically canon anymore ever since Disney&aposs purchase of Lucasfilm.
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That might not mean much to you, but if any jargon-crazed biologists are reading this, they'll be glad I'm making this distinction.
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So Gottlieb's "hands-off" rhetoric might not mean much, since HHS secretary Tom Price is more interested in defunding his department than deregulating it.
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However, the difference may not mean much unless you plan to use it to record or watch 4K video, or to play video games.
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That might not mean much to the Celebrity Apprentice winner, as he has been vocal about never having read one of Rowling's wizard novels.
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The chief said the red flags looked at separately might not mean much but when all of them were considered collectively they were concerning.
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On its own, the fact that Trump's campaign is currently struggling in the electorate at large but still leading in Missouri does not mean much.
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Those names may not mean much in the tech community, but these guys are like the Satya Nadellis or Eric Schmidts of the insurance industry.
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The numbers by themselves might not mean much, Flemming said, but subtle changes in technique can lead to big differences in the quality of each stroke.
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"I know that may not mean much to most people, but to me, it's the highest compliment I can give any man or woman," Biden continued.
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Lady Stoneheart's continuing absence may not mean much on its own, but it's massive when combined with something Sophie Turner said in a Yahoo interview last month.
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" While the line may not mean much to Trump, I think of it every time he follows up a demonstrably false assertion with the words "Believe me.
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On an individual level, workers in that sector may not mean much for the economy but on an aggregate level, they have a huge impact, he added.
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Play around with this graph to explore changes in life expectancy of countries: Longer life expectancy may not mean much if quality of life is not also improved.
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The name Huawei may not mean much to the average iPhone user, but the Chinese telecommunications company is hoping to change that today with a new flagship smartphone.
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The designation does not mean much officially, beyond the creation of some local partnerships and occasional delegation visits, where ideas about economics and bike-share plans are exchanged.
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All those comforting terms put on fancy moisturizers to imply they're safe for people with difficult skin may not mean much, according to a new study from Northwestern Medicine.
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If you're a political pro, you're more likely to know, for example, that Sanders's edge over Clinton in head-to-head polls against Donald Trump may not mean much.
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David Simon, creator and producer of "The Wire" and no fan of Trump, pointed out on Twitter Friday that Trump's involvement, by way of royalties, may not mean much.
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Location data alone might not mean much for someone walking through Manhattan, but adding their shopping, income, and family history could make those GPS details valuable for targeted advertisers.
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The Chinese troops being deployed to the border, and the threat that they can reach the centre of Hong Kong in ten minutes, do not mean much to many protesters.
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That may not mean much on its own, but Gab goes on to trace a history of Google taking questionable action against businesses with conflicting interests through its app store.
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This institutional battle at the EU may not mean much outside the European bubble, but it's the first hurdle that Von der Leyen will have to conquer to become the president.
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Protector: Fortunately, we still have free speech, but free speech does not mean much if the speech can not be heard because in a cloud of information, it gets somehow filtered.
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Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections are poised to create significant changes for how President Donald Trump can accomplish his domestic goals, but the results may not mean much for the country's trade policies.
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And another von der Leyen pledge, for a larger cut in the EU's own CO2 emissions by 2030, will not mean much less unless Europe levels the playing field for its companies.
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But that may not mean much: Mr. Trump's homeland security adviser, Thomas P. Bossert, who oversaw cybersecurity policy, was dismissed last week after John R. Bolton took over as national security adviser.
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While a view count may not mean much for the average user, it's a critical piece of data for the brands, creators and social media stars who use the platform for business purposes.
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And it's true that the primary calendar after New Hampshire will play to Clinton's advantage, meaning a victory for Sanders in the Granite State might not mean much in the grand scheme of things.
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Those names may not mean much today but back then—back when there were only three networks and no Internet or real cable television to compete for American attentions—they were enormous shining lights.
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But given that he's live-streamed himself doing it and that he sells the DIY CRISPR kits necessary for others to do the same, his words of deterrence may not mean much to customers.
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While an open worldwide trading system contributes to a growing American economy, especially in the longer term, the word "overall" does not mean much if you happen to lose your job to global competition.
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And while the tax deduction for a yearly H.S.A. contribution — up to $6,750 — may not mean much for wealthy families, it means a lot to the millions of hardworking families with much tighter budgets.
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Those polls may not mean much if her fund-raising gamble pays off and she can emerge later this year, after a series of nationally televised debates and dozens more events like the one in Memphis.
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That may not mean much in terms of real power, but the main significance was that China's Communist leaders could no longer believe, or claim, that the demonstrations were the work of hooligans directed from abroad.
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Right now, by talking about privacy I'm giving up the secret of my great weakness, how much privacy means to me, although apparently it must not mean much given that I'm not being private about it.
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But that may not mean much, even though President Trump also said Sunday that he would be meeting with Mattis, his chief of staff John Kelly and other military leaders, ostensibly about the looming North Korea threat.
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The gray-bellied character may not mean much to Westerners, but for many in Central Europe and elsewhere, the animal is easily recognized as Krtek, a warmhearted cartoon mole whose adventures have dazzled children for 60 years.
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But experts said the results may not mean much for the country's trade policies — the U.S. and China are currently locked in a trade fight that saw both countries apply import tariffs on some of each other's goods.
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The appearance of real-life baseball commentators Joe Buck and John Smoltz as TV broadcasters may not mean much to non-baseball fans, but it goes a long way toward adding authenticity to the show's baseball-centric scenes.
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And even if parts of the United States are experiencing unusually cold temperatures, it represents such a small portion of the earth's surface — about 2 percent — that it does not mean much in terms of average global temperatures.
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Analysts have been citing the Shiller cyclically-adjusted price-to-earnings ratio (CAPE) as indicating stocks are expensive, Citi noted, but it added that while the level was fairly high compared with its history, that may not mean much.
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And deterring swatters with tough criminal sanctions might not mean much if people think they can get away with the crime — and they often can by, for example, simply using hard-to-trace internet phone services or prepaid phones.
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The gains you get out of these missions might not mean much in the long run, but Horton says their inclusion gives the player a little bit more freedom of choice than Call of Duty has ever offered before.
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Kidney kicks and knees to the head may not mean much to those of us long since acclimated to watching inhuman acts of violence on TV, but we're not the ones WME-IMG and the UFC are concerned about.
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Upon completion, students receive a nanodegree, a credential that may not mean much to traditional academia but is increasingly recognized by technology companies looking for programmers and other skilled workers — particularly those companies that partner with Udacity to create the coursework.
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PEYRAGUDES, France (Reuters) - Chris Froome's sign of weakness in the finale of Thursday's 12th stage of the Tour de France does not mean much, but it should give his rivals more confidence to take risks, three-time champion Greg LeMond said.
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That moniker might not mean much to the more morally upstanding reader, but for certain circles of suburban teens looking to do a little light-to-moderate-drinking on a weekend evening or between classes or whatever, ID Chief was a godsend.
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The Richmond rally may not mean much for the future of gun control in Virginia, but it definitely illustrates the ways race continues to shape the right to bear arms, the same way it shapes almost every other aspect of American citizenship.
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However, none of the five previous nuclear tests have been conducted around the anniversary, and while Bermudez said the evidence suggests there is "probably a sixth coming up," ultimately preparations did not mean much without a final say so from the country's supreme leader.
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It may not mean much to Singapore's citizens as a whole -- the seventh wealthiest nation in the world -- but it's pretty good for the island nation's "industry" folks, who have reportedly supported a grand total of about 70 movies over the past twenty years.
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The bureaucratic distinction does not mean much to homeowners like Ms. Maynor, who recently received some good news: The state approved her request, then sent it to Lumberton town officials who assigned a contractor to inspect her old house to assess a reimbursement price.
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If you hold down the Option key while clicking the Bluetooth icon in the Mac's menu bar, you get access to several diagnostic tools for tracking the quality of your Bluetooth connection; these may not mean much to nontechnical users, but they can be interesting to explore.
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But it's worth bearing in mind that some of these statistical quirks may not mean much in the grander scheme of things, as the pair explains:Even though relatively speaking, a child may be much more likely to follow in his or her parents' footsteps, the absolute percentage may still be quite low.
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Ocean-bound shipping is cheap at the moment, and while the option might not mean much to sellers in the United States, being able to ship via Amazon directly into the retailers fulfilment centers across the country is an enticing prospect for Chinese firms who can't shell out for expensive air shipping.
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This small cost may not mean much in budget terms, but it could mean a lot to trans soldiers: As the American Medical Association and American Psychiatric Association point out, transitioning helps reduce gender dysphoria — a state of emotional distress caused by how someone's body or the gender they were assigned at birth conflicts with their gender identity.
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Here are the big takeaways from the report: This small cost may not mean much in budget terms, but it could mean a lot to trans soldiers: As the American Medical Association (AMA) and American Psychiatric Association (APA) point out, transitioning helps reduce gender dysphoria — which could mean fewer mental health issues for some trans people serving in the military.
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A vote to exit would not mean much of a change at all for the U.K. for a very long time as well, Bootle said, noting that under the current treaty, Britain would have two years to negotiate the terms of the exit with the EU. He speculated that the U.K. could begin the talks, wait until a deal is close and then invoke its right to exit, stretching the period of negotiations to longer than two years.
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