But not more than the inauguration and certainly not more than the TV viewing figures of the inauguration!!!
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You can own a little, [but] not more than that.
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It is more than three months, not more than four.
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It is more than a million, not more than 140,000.
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It is more than a million, not more than 2698,24637.
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It is about 2,350 miles, not more than 4,000 miles.
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The ship was not more than 80 yards from shore.
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It has about 600,000 people, not more than a million.
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It was more than 2800 yards, not more than 2698 feet.
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It was more than 800 yards, not more than 800 feet.
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It was more than $70 billion, not more than $70 million.
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"It's a step forward but not more than that," Kaleck said.
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It was more than $21 million, not more than $2800 billion.
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It is more than $70 billion, not more than $70 million.
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It was more than 8,300 households, not more than 6,000 people.
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It was more than $800 million, not more than $800 billion.
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It was about 26397 million votes, not more than one million.
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The victims included children, some not more than 10 years old.
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It is more than two decades, not more than three decades.
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It is more than 8003 years, not more than 2800 years.
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It is more than 21 years, not more than 2800 years.
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It is less than $4 million, not more than $13 million.
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The number is now more than 5,200, not more than 1,400.
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It was more than 9,000 tons, not more than nine tons.
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It is more than $340 billion, not more than $340 million.
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It was about 5.8 million votes, not more than one million.
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But if you don't, then probably not more than a few grams.
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The principal balance must be $2698,24637 or less, not more than $250,000.
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The principal balance must be $250,000 or less, not more than $250,000.
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It is more than 10 times farther, not more than 100 times.
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Not more than I'm concerned about 50 other things I'm dealing with.
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It has increased more than 5 percent, not more than 7 percent.
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It is more than 2212 times farther, not more than 2556 times.
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"You can love them as much, but not more than I do."
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But it's not more than that, is like this is what's trending.
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He wanted me just as much — if not more — than I wanted him.
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Familial compatibility is just as important, if not more, than a couple's dynamic.
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You will learn something, for sure, but not more than you can handle.
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The penalty for violating the law is not more than $4,000 per violation.
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The odds have risen to 29.3 percent, not more than one in three.
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It is believed to have about 65 in all, not more than 200.
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Generally, mumps symptoms last at least two -- but not more than 10 -- days.
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"Macron has increased inequality, but not more than other Presidents," he told me.
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She has designed it for more than 2800 years, not more than 2698.
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Rafiq-Omar is named on Companies House as a person of "significant control" of Unmortgage, with a share ownership of more than 25% but not more than 50%, and voting rights of more than 25% but not more than 50%.
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Those tickets sold for more than the price floor, not more than face value.
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And they're using social media as much as, if not more than, Lonely Planet.
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Cream, when, "not more than 12 hours from the cow" was only moderately objectionable.
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Because what do we love as much — if not more — than reading our signs?
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He loves talking about music with her, but not more than he loves her.
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We are not more than human; we have not found a way to transcend.
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Twenty-six percent were on regular payment terms but not more than 30 days.
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Violence seemed wound into Ramsland's life as much as — if not more than — Rader's.
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It is more than half a billion barrels, not more than half a million.
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It has been nearly 30 years since the first, not more than 30 years.
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Not more than $25 billion available to make loans, guarantees for passenger air carriers.
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And we can end homelessness for not more than we're spending on homelessness now.
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Mischief carries a sentence of not more than two years, and/or a fine.
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Sometimes I'll watch two episodes together of something, but usually not more than that.
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Waddling, it turns out, is just as much fun, if not more, than bombing things.
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Hippos would sometimes slouch on their sides, but not more than they'd lie belly-down.
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Drink alcohol in moderation, which is not more than 1 to 2 drinks per day.
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Yet that seismic shift has affected FS1 just as much, if not more, than ESPN.
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Beauty, at least, will be a comfort in the Anthropocene, though not more than that.
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Sasse says you can get 100 percent of your salary and not more than that.
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It was politics, as much if not more than economics, that brought Airbus to Mobile.
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We are certainly aiming for the top end of that, if not more than that.
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Two men were standing around, talking about two women not more than 20 feet away.
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It is more than 100 miles north of Sacramento, not more than 200 miles north.
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We know NeNe wants to be paid as much as, if not more than, Kim.
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Not more than five minutes later, my phone vibrated, nagging me with a notification from Calm.
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But when presidents claim mandates, it signifies weakness as much as, if not more than, strength.
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When they do, socio-cultural perceptions matter as much as, if not more than, actual evidence.
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" But not more than that: "I don't believe personally in trying to be something you're not.
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At this point, Lynch is certainly not more than a QB22 or a bye-week replacement.
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Of course, prog rock was not the future—at least, not more than anything else was.
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We don't agree on everything, certainly not on politics; but are we not more than politics?
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While the museum has more than 8003,2800, about 2698,24637 are on display, not more than 11,000.
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While the museum has more than 11,000, about 1,000 are on display, not more than 11,000.
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Not more than ten percent would not be able to reach their [Muay Thai career] goals.
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We will be dealing with this just as much if not more than the store level.
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When given the benefit, many men take some time off, but usually not more than 10 days.
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They wear exercise clothing for not more than two weeks, but their other clothes last much longer.
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"Tipping accounts for about half – if not more than half – of the money I make," Rittman laments.
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"They are as aggressive, if not more, than we were then -- and that's exactly right," Shields said.
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It feels like a world where reputation and image matter as much if not more than reality.
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But I pulled this out of the freezer not more than 30 seconds ago, and it's soft.
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Successful people struggle with confidence issues as much as, if not more than, the average person. Why?
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"Not more than a handful of drugs have ever seen a price increase like this," he said.
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Under the DRC constitution, a president can be elected to not more than two five-year terms.
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Traditionally, investors who lead funding rounds in companies get a board seat, if not more than one.
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The culture we worked in normalized our otherness just as much, if not more, than vanilla society.
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The stacks held 2.5 million books, not more than 11 million books and 40 million other documents.
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It would own about 15 percent of local commercial stations, not more than a third of them.
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Artistic "vision" can often legitimize bad male behavior as much as, if not more than, financial clout.
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But I'm very happy, because when people first started speaking out, there were not more than 10.
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Once we surfaced to encounter a hulking submarine not more than a few hundred meters from our location.
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A giant Transformer with an $899 price tag that sadly is not more than meets the eye. 3.
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The spaceship lagged a little, albeit not more than I'd have expected from phone-based iOS augmented reality.
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This can induce sudden increases in wind speeds for hundreds, if not more than 1,000 miles, in diameter.
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"They (inflows) are growing but not more than they were growing last year," he told a press conference.
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At age 26, I eat as much ice cream, if not more, than when I was a kid.
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It was more than £2800 million (about $2698 million), not more than 24637 million euros (about $2.2 million).
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It was more than £2 million (about $2.7 million), not more than 2 million euros (about $2.2 million).
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They cost 2556 percent more than the national average, not more than 23622 percent of the national average.
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Kuwait plans to sell at least 26% stakes in each project and not more than 44%, he said.
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If you look at the number of days booked, we find it's similar if not more than corporate.
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And I usually enjoy the work-related titles as much as, if not more than, the recreational reading.
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I believe ethical transformation will be as important, if not more, than digital transformation in the long run.
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There are 85,000 artifacts in Kinshasa, stored in rather in difficult conditions, not more than a barn actually.
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"I am kicking myself over my own stupidity, but not more than my wife is kicking me," Stone said.
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The exhibition was not more than we deserved, but it was certainly more than we are used to seeing.
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A short, pudgy Asian man came to pick up the phone, Jonathan says, not more than 25 years old.
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"Overall, there are some tentatively positive signs for Clinton — but not more than that, yet," Silver wrote on Wednesday.
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Wilson's two EPs of six songs each are as impactful, if not more, than what any debut could do.
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In some states, CRAs are allowed to charge for these freezing services (fees are generally not more than $10).
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"Not more than a minute after that, the person fired on Levi right in the head," Stenzel told WISC.
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It has not "more than doubled since 2012," nor did it accelerate "by 165 percent" from 2012 to 2017.
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You aren't promiscuous — you hang out with only a few people at a time, certainly not more than 10.
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O) from using the name "Easy" in the European Union and not more than 10,000 pounds ($13,052) in damages.
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It turns out that your major is just as important — if not more — than where you go to school.
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I truly remember the feeding as well as if it had happened yesterday, not more than four years ago.
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A ratio above 50 but not more than 100 would increase a company's corporate taxes by 0.5 percentage points.
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For 13 of the 15 dogs, their brains lit up just as much, if not more, than for the food.
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At least $27652 million has been spent by the United States for that specific purpose, not more than $21 million.
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Violators would be subject to a fine of "not more than" $1 million per day, according to the drafted bill.
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But there are 65,000 others in that Stadium that love this team as much, if not more than I do.
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" NATASHA CASE, COFOUNDER, COOLHAUS ICE CREAM: "You should vet investors as much as—if not more than—they vet you.
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Very hopeful that he's back at the beginning of the regular season and it's not more than a couple games.
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The flexibility to change your employment situation requires liquid savings just as much — if not more — than it requires credit.
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" NATASHA CASE, COFOUNDER, COOLHAUS ICE CREAM: "You should vet investors as much as—if not more than—they vet you.
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A few seconds later the sound of a horse exhaling pierced the silence, not more than 30 feet behind me.
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Not more than 150 people showed up for the first rally against Sarksyan in Yerevan, on March 21, he said.
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The exposure of what lies beneath the skin is almost as sexy–if not more than that which is on show.
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Unlike a lot of doll collectors, I love the lore aspect as much as, if not more, than the actual dolls.
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But I found that it had just the opposite effect: I'm just as driven – if not more – than my former self.
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Rumors suggest the iPhone 8 will cost close to, if not more than $1,303 and possibly start at 64GB of storage.
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"She believes in what we do as much, if not more, than I do," said John Cook, Gawker Media's executive editor.
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In late September, Egypt's public prosecution acknowledged the arrest of not more than 1,000 people accused of involvement in the protests.
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Premium VR headsets, like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, can be just as expensive as, if not more than, Google Glass.
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But a stronger economy might help the left behind as much as, if not more than, any of these specific measures.
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And the other Holsteins in the barn, some of whose ears I scratched, were not more than a few inches shorter.
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But if Warren and Biden continue along their current trajectory, Trump should fear Warren as much, if not more, than Biden.
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In an interpersonal context, the one who forgives often gains as much if not more than the one who was forgiven.
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The country has been exporting more coal than it has imported for the past decade, not more than it has produced.
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There was a period of time we had, I kid you not, more than 5,000 video games in my parents' basement.
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The other strains are less strongly heritable, meaning family history is a useful part of a diagnosis, but not more than that.
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But that replacement underscores just how useless 3D Touch has really become: it's not more than a very, very fancy long press.
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"She's determined, if not more than ever, to get back on the trail," Mule told the Post and Courier newspaper of Charleston.
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The EU allows the current state owners to retain a stake of not more than 25 percent for up to four years.
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"We might see a small pullback once the bill is signed into law, not more than 1 or 2 percent," he said.
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"At the present, with what we know, it is possible that the whole population is not more than 100 individuals," Garza said.
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I bet it's not more than Lea Michele loves the formerly popular Fox musical series created by American Horror Story's Ryan Murphy.
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In the past 50 years, Batman has foiled evil plots by using his brain as much, if not more than, his brawn.
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Bogle said recently that if he were to invest internationally, it would be in emerging markets, but not more than 5 percent.
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There's no doubt that the Democratic base is as angry — if not more — than the supporters of the Tea Party in 6900.
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It's very sad ... There are not more than a handful of countries that are going to determine the fate of the world.
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And because it is preparing its students to be military officers, character matters as much as — if not more than — test scores.
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The cancer grows quickly, with death following not more than nine months later, most likely due to a cancer-related secondary infection.
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But Pew's early data suggests they could be as liberal if not more than millennials, reshaping American politics decades down the road.
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"I've taken a few cases, but I had a rule to take not more than one case at a time," he said.
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That runner, Amos Kipruto, finished in 2:06:23 —nearly five minutes behind Eliud Kipchoge, not more than five minutes behind him.
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SCAM OR NOT More than 2318 percent of CBD users were taking it for anxiety, according to a survey of 242,000 people.
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In 10 years I expect that mixed-reality technology like Magic Leap will be used as much as, if not more than, smartphones.
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THR's sources say that both Amazon and Apple are offering as much, if not more than the traditional studios for the Bond rights.
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California rules call for an election to be held at least 126 days, but not more than 140 days, following the governor's announcement.
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In the year of our Lord 2018, audiences probably read tweet reviews just as much as, if not more than, film critics' reviews.
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Here, attendees aim to please — and their looks deserve just as much attention as (if not more than) the ones on the runway.
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I don't want to come across as a Luddite here; I love technology as much as — if not more than — the next man.
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The market is in correction territory when the home price index falls not more than 10% from the highest price within a year.
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Under Malaysian laws, workers should be given a rest day each week and work not more than 104 hours of overtime a month.
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Our decisions in the present matter just as much, if not more, than the mistakes, false starts, and bad choices of our pasts.
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Wearables like the Fitbit tell you when your heart rate is going up, but not more than that; it won't tell you why.
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The number is more than 600,000 per year, not more than 300,23622, which is the number of annual deaths from coronary heart disease.
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The number is more than 600,000 per year, not more than 300,000, which is the number of annual deaths from coronary heart disease.
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According to recent polls, M5S will likely win more votes than any other single party, but not more than the center-right coalition.
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He was not more than an inch or two into the trap when his long legs telegraphed his plans to the web's resident.
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By the end of the debate, Warren had about twice as much speaking time as, if not more than, every candidate except Biden.
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Egypt's public prosecutor said on Thursday that "not more than 1,000" had been questioned in the presence of lawyers after participating in protests.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week," Flake said Friday.
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If they are not, more than one million young people and their families will continue to fall between the cracks of caregiver support.
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A night owl can be just as productive (if not more) than an early riser, they're simply more productive at a different time.
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They can be any size, really, as long as they are not less than 1/4 inch and not more than 1 inch thick.
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"I plan on focusing on lyrical content and motivations behind the songwriting as much as, if not more than, the sonic elements," Nguyen promises.
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These can cause delays as long as weeks, although typically not more than three days, for a patient trying to get a prescription filled.
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That was more than all but five teams attempted in the shot's first season — not more than all but five teams made that season.
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"We're probably not closer than four or five years to having bipedal robots go fully mainstream, but certainly not more than seven or eight."
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Melton's new Reggie wears leather jackets just as often, if not more, than his varsity jacket and serves as Riverdale High's leading drug dealer.
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Greg Abbott will instead give the winner of the contest a gift certificate of "not more than $250," the campaign's website said on Monday.
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Some analysts expect those factories to cost as much, if not more than the $5 billion price tag for the first Gigafactory in Nevada.
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It would also cut the budget's primary surplus target to not more than 1.5 percent of GDP from an agreed 3.5 percent until 2022.
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The next generation of NFL fans consumes sports through Vine and YouTube as much, if not more, than they do on TV or radio.
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"We felt that the...adjustment was an appropriate and proportionate response to the heightened risk of uncertainty, but not more than that," he said.
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That may be for a week or, occasionally, in about 25% of cases, symptoms can last longer, but typically not more than 10 days.
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John Murray, 24, of Manhattan, who had been on the plane, said the flight was in the air for not more than 20 minutes.
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The $450,000 he spent on online advertising was more than half of his total spending, not more than half of the money he raised.
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The administration's hints of a preventive strike on North Korea have unnerved them as much as, if not more than, the North's weapons tests.
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On one hand, this is classic Twitter: lots of talk ahead of actions that could be months, if not more than a year, away.
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In an eddy no larger than a kiddie pool were three baby coho, a few inches long and not more than seven months old.
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"I personally wouldn't expect they import anything during this year … a cargo or two might surprise but not more than that," the trader said.
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Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, who represents the 10th District and is in favor of the rezoning, supports the car washers but not more than development.
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In negotiations with Grassley, Flake agreed for an investigation of not more than one week, and limited in scope to current and credible allegations.
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It could take anywhere from 18 to 30 hours, with not more than a handful of small breaks, each no longer than four minutes.
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It was 23622,21, not more than a quarter-million, which was the number of all people — Turks and foreigners — who had left the country.
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We write all this out because it is important we continue to cultivate a culture that celebrates makers as much (if not more!) than managers.
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We've said it before and we'll say it again: Reactions to The Bachelor are nearly as entertaining as — if not more than — the show itself.
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What frustrates Penhaul as much, if not more, than all this is the fact that he says the Trump ad warps the video's original intent.
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Its bagels and croissants came at a price — steeper than the average Bangladeshi could afford, but not more than the wealthy were willing to pay.
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Lukoil referred to an interview in which its chief, Vagit Alekperov, said a discount of not more than $15 per barrel would be fair compensation.
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I say drink what you like, when you like, just make sure that the rosé you are buying is not more than a year old.
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Correction: The CBPP report says the reforms would impact 1 million households with more than 2 million individuals — not more than 2 million direct recipients.
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Half, if not more than half, of the Navy's 11-carrier fleet is in a nondeployable state, Business Insider recently learned during a congressional hearing.
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If you want Samsung's best Android phone, you should probably start saving up, because it's likely to cost close to (if not more than) $1,000.
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Mazaia said wheat constitutes a small part of Gavilon's business in Brazil, representing not more than 5 percent of volumes moved in any given year.
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As part of the lawsuit, surviving crew members and families of the deceased will have "not more than six months" to file their own lawsuits.
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Once the potential revenue from these sectors are considered, a reasonable cost per ton carbon tax could be calculated, not more than $60 per ton.
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Uber plans to award the bonuses to more than 1.1 million drivers around the world, not more than 1.1 million drivers in the United States.
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You can only take out up to half of your vested account balance and not more than $21,24, no matter how high your total balance.
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A doctor found in violation of the proposed restriction could face up to one year in jail or a fine of not more than $2,000.
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Anna H. Shaw a committee to escort him to the platform, where most of the delegates, not more than fifty in number, were sitting. Mrs.
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Cueto, who is bothered on two fingers and his thumb, will miss at least one start and the Giants are hopeful it's not more than two.
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I've opted to use the oil-free version for summer, and have found that I love it just as much, if not more, than the original.
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The background of each shot matters as much, if not more, than the foreground, and frequently they're playing off one another in one big, looping narrative.
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Interest rate futures suggested traders see not more than one rate increase from the Fed next year, compared with previous expectations for possibly two rate hikes.
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Many older ex-convicts do not: more than 243% of prisoners above the age of 250 released in New York went directly to a homeless shelter.
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A long-running study out of Emory University has revealed that for dogs, vocal praise means as much, if not more, than food as a reward.
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Solar accounted for more than a third of all net new power capacity added worldwide in 21, not more than a third of all electricity generated.
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Last night's performance was by Sia, an artist whose rise to prominence was propelled by YouTube as much, if not more, than radio or record sales.
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Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, and its Japanese unit Sharp would have a combined stake of not more than 40 percent, he added.
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The Popeyes chicken sandwich is back, and the second iteration of the famed menu has been as wild — if not more — than its first go-around.
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Of course, having too many teeth can disrupt smile symmetry as much, if not more, than having too few but it's an interesting data point nevertheless.
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There are still close to 24 Golden Corral restaurants in the US, which is not more than it had in 212 but also not significantly less.
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Mr. Toth said the accusations were "premature and not more than a hypothesis at this time," adding that there was no certainty about what had happened.
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A doctor found in violation of the proposed restriction could have faced up to a year in jail or a fine of not more than $2,000.
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Because, as Sagan once put it, theories that involve the end of the world are not amenable to experimental verification—at least, not more than once.
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F-Secure said that only some of the 200 people it identified as having paid the ransom had their files decrypted, not more than 200 people.
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Initial reports this year that SoftBank wanted as much as a quarter of the Swiss company were winnowed in April to not more than 10 percent.
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Fossil said it now expects revenues to fall as much as 8.5 percent in 2017, having previously forecast a decline of not more than 6 percent.
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The minutiae of interpersonal frustrations occasion images of spiritual conflict, which are condensed into laconic, jewel-like poems, many not more than six or seven lines.
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While it's technically intended for finding former romantic partners, Piper uses it to find Phoebe, whom she loves just as much, if not more, than any man.
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He introduced gender quotas, requiring women to make up not less than 40% (though not more than 60%) of Socialist party lists in the election of 2008.
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Saudis have upped their production to 10.7 million barrels per day so immediate surge capacity for them is not more than 200,000 to 300,000 barrels per day.
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N for 1.3665 shares of its Class C common stock, or $109 per share in cash, for a total cash consideration of not more than $9 billion.
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The team also says it owns the rights to the Phanatic just as much as -- if not more than -- Harrison/Erickson ... and wants a judge to intervene.
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"What I'm not interested in doing is having another week, and certainly not more than one week, as I said yesterday, spinning our wheels and getting nowhere."
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Earlier this month the finance ministry said applicants for the soft loans must be first-time buyers seeking homes worth not more than 1.5 million baht ($43,000).
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Saudi Arabia has done as much, if not more, than any other country to fight terrorism, terror financing and the misguided people who promote extremism and violence.
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For Mr. Singer, who has supported Republican candidates and gay marriage, principle was as important, if not more, than profit, in pursuing a nearly 15-year fight.
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"We'll take more seats in the Senate and hold the House … we may lose a few but not more than that," said Doug Deason, a Texas businessman.
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Tester has opposed the president on key legislative priorities and nominees as much if not more than any other vulnerable Democrat up for re-election this year.
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They deserve to be in the pop game just as much, if not more than a blasé record, and yet they do not reap similar, charted benefits.
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Though Marathon Sunday (as it's often called) is not a holiday, it unifies the city as much as — if not more than — many of our official ones.
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Of the 10 men who have presided over the New York Archdiocese, two were born in Ireland and the rest were not more than second-generation Irish.
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HB 1481 classifies drone use over a critical infrastructure facility if the drone is not more than 400 feet off the ground as a Class B misdemeanor.
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" Retrospectively, I loved these as much, if not more than the stuff I continued to gobble up through my adolescence, such as the 1965 "Flipper" parody entitled "Flapper.
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Turns out the sun had gotten me when I was sitting by the pool in New Orleans the weekend before, for not more than an hour, sans sunscreen.
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Three cornerstone investors are set to buy 11.5 percent of shares in Resurs if it gets a market capitalisation of not more than 12 billion crowns, Resurs said.
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I find with the train delays and crowds, it's usually not more than a 10-minute difference to walk it, and I save money on the subway fare.
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Eileen blamed herself, until he eventually wrote a gruellingly detailed e-mail assuring her that she had nothing to do with it, or not more than anything else.
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But that is not more than any previous presidency — Mr. Obama withdrew 1,814 federal rules during his eight-year term and Mr. Bush eliminated 2,813 while in office.
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"When we came here the first time, we saw the island flat as a pancake, not more than three and a half feet above sea level," he said.
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And here's one of the most interesting things: It directs contracting officers to consider this score just as important — if not more — than the cost of the contract.
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Experts have said the auto-injection devices likely cost not more than $30 to make, and that the medication contained in them, epinephrine, costs just a $1 or so.
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It's not more than skin-deep It's a good idea to use marinades on meat, especially tough cuts like a flank steak, as they do add flavor and tenderness.
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Ward considers himself lucky or even fated; he once found some ancient space rocks not more than 33 yards from where the California gold rush began at Sutter's Mill.
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One provision requires doctors to have a type of formal affiliation called "admitting privileges" at a hospital located not more than 30 miles (48 km) from the abortion clinic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A succession of 20th-century artists has conditioned audiences to value persona as much as, if not more than, an artist's actual work.
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The new rules limit placements to not more than 20 percent of a firm's share base and prohibit them within 18 months of a previous fundraising by the firm.
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He said Rwandan franc was expected to depreciate by not more than 4 per cent while inflation was likely to stand at 7 percent by the end of 2017.
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Scott Egan, chief financial officer at RSA, said more details would follow at full year results and that not more than 50 roles would be affected by the changes.
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Then I became an adult and realized that now I make that particular droning sound just as much as, if not more, than the horrible adults from my past.
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This brings us to the sobering conclusion that alcoholic drinks may need to be the focus of calorie-reduction initiatives just as much—if not more—than soft drinks.
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" Ms. Carlson echoes Mr. Scott's critique when she calls the Graham-Cassidy bill a "Quixotic crusade" that is "as flawed, if not more, than the so-called skinny repeal.
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So much has changed over 17 years, and yet so much has not: More than 60 percent of adolescent Afghan girls are illiterate, and could not read this letter.
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As of March, there were 2212,2556 full-time city employees, not 23622,21, meaning that less than a third of all city employees have parking permits, not more than half.
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ZMJ estimated that not more than 440 million euros will be funded through internal resources of ZJM and CRCI while the remainder would be funded through external bank financing.
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These loans are not taxed, but you can only take up to half of your vested account balance — but not more than $235,27, no matter how high your balance.
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The complex math of the process is in service of a simple principle: ensuring that a majority group elects the most seats, but not more than its fair share.
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In its previous offer, Dell had offered to exchange each share of VMware tracking stock for 1.3665 Class C common shares with cash consideration of not more than $9 billion.
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Each count of misdemeanor assault carries a potential sentence of up to 30 days in jail, a fine of not more than $500 and up to one year of probation.
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By comparison, experts recommend that people spend not more than 10 to 15 percent of their income on car payments and related expenses, according to the financial planning company LearnVest.
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Cramer estimated that the stock was worth more than it was on Wednesday, but not more than the huge gain it had on Thursday because of the tough payment environment.
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Your password should not contain "real" words (and definitely not more than one real word in immediate proximity, like "whitecat" or "angrybird"), and should contain capital letters, numbers and symbols.
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Top Glove said the acquisition will be done via a combination of cash and issuance of new ordinary shares not more than 13 percent in value of the purchase consideration.
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This model emphasizes the power of the network—something with no fixed value that its founder says has is worth as much, if not more, than the actual money offered.
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I assume you're nowhere near the mess I was, and also I was dumped by a guy I dated for two months, not more than two-and-a-half years.
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Their vote has the same consequence as that of a vocal bigot—and right now, we need to be focused on consequences as much as, if not more than, intentions.
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Still, not more than 50 percent of Trump supporters rated blacks negatively compared to whites, though Trump supporters were more critical of African-Americans than were supporters of other candidates.
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There is less incentives to store LPG this year as the contango is not more than $2 versus last year when it was more than $15, another trade source said.
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The World Bank estimates that 18 to 80 percent of the village, which sits on a peninsula not more than a few hundred feet wide, may be underwater by 2050.
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In response to a Reuters query, Joe Kelly, vice president of communications, said Huawei was hiring but not more than usual, to fill positions where people had been assigned overseas.
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However, in market corrections some sectors do fall less than others, and losing less money on the downside is as important, if not more, than making money on the upside.
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It's designed to be something that you don't take on for more than a year, and ideally not more than a few months when you have an emergency that arises.
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So does the opera, with the casual abandon of a film script — rare for an art form typically limited to a handful of set changes, not more than three dozen.
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For this scheme, the risk taken by the German government may cover up to 80% of a specific loan but not more than 50% of total debt of a company.
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His staff and campaign costs have only ballooned since then, suggesting he likely spent nearly all, if not more than, the $15.2 million he raised in the last three months.
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Unlike me, he loves God, almost as much, if not more, than he loves words, so I knew that whatever we were traveling through or across together wouldn't take long.
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The proportion of working women employed part time is close to half, not more than half, and the proportion on temporary contracts is more than half, not about a third.
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Critics noted that Trump didn't really self-finance his campaign, and that his policies promised to do just as much for elite billionaires — if not more — than any of his rivals.
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Throughout the tournament, dozens of lawmakers and presidential hopefuls have voiced support for the women's team, saying the players should be paid the same as, if not more than, the men.
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While immigration to Canada increased during the years of Bush's elections, the rise was not more than increases in other years, data from the Montreal-based Association for Canadian Studies show.
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Replacing thousands of water service lines in Flint that are made of lead would be a vast undertaking, engineers said, one that would take years, if not more than a decade.
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In Western Europe in particular, the poll suggested, Christianity serves as a kind of cultural and nationalist identity marker as much as, if not more than, it does a religious faith.
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The FDA has a formula, which says the generic has to be not more than 20 percent below or 25 percent above the absorption into the blood of the brand name.
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The composition of the food and the surface on which it falls matter as much if not more than the length of time it remains on the floor, the study found.
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With enterprise app development exploding, people are using mobile devices to consume, create, and share just as much sensitive data, if not more, than they do on their laptops or desktops.
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The Premium Tax Credit is available to families whose income is equal to at least 2000%, but not more than 0003%, of the federal poverty line, though there are some exceptions.
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"The mortgage officer wants to see that your overall expenditures on housing and debt — including student loans and car payments — is not more than 2450 percent of your income," Amis said.
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But the bottom line is, when he actually fires off that tweet, he's usually not more than a half hour or so behind the time of the segment he's responding to.
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Museveni said couples who cannot wait for the ban to be lifted may go ahead with their wedding ceremonies but not more than 10 people should be present at such events.
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Authorities aim to keep children in border facilities only temporarily, ideally three days, and not more than 20 days in residential centers run by ICE in the interior of the country.
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"A 'stay at home' policy fails to recognise the conditions in informal settlements that make staying at home just as deadly, if not more, than no policy at all," she said.
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"I think their response will be more likely on the kinetic side rather than the nuclear one, at least not more than they were going to do anyway," Mr. Bildt said.
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"The mortgage officer wants to see that your overall expenditures on housing and debt — including student loans and car payments — is not more than 228 percent of your income," Amis said.
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A semi-mechanised match manufacturing unit requires approximately 200-250 labourers per machine a day while a fully automatic unit would require not more than 25 people per machine a day.
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But with the exception of Carey's comparative perspective, a lot of this was familiar territory — Obama has expanded executive power, no he hasn't, well at least not more than everyone else.
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Capalad explains that generosity can get out hand when you aren't sure how much you're donating, but although Klee gives away a substantial amount, it's not more than his budget can handle.
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Markets are expecting not more than one rate hike from the Fed next year, after a likely interest rate increase at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on Dec. 18-19.
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S&P placed Casino's long-term 'BBB-' and short-term "A3" debt ratings on credit watch on Friday, saying it may lower the long-term ratings "by not more than two notches".
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"Approximately a year" after the alleged incident, "Susan Johnson reported a Criminal Sexual conduct in the 1st degree … which is punishable for not more than 30 years in prison," the affidavit states.
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Research by the think tank Rand Corporation showed in 2016 gender transition-related health care costs would increase the military's active duty health budget by not more than $8.4 million per year.
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By "upgrading" a bunch of customers' phones to "5G" now, AT&T will have a multitude of people using a "5G" network months, if not more than a year, before everyone else.
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Bronwyn Agrios, the Head of Product at Astro Digital, told TechCrunch that they've established themselves in this industry by focusing on the software just as much, if not more, than the hardware.
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Though the Fed is not expected to raise rates next week, officials may downgrade the "dot plot" from four rate hikes to the current market view of not more than two increases.
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Which brings us to the fact that the President of the United States is now, again, trafficking in two major conspiracy theories that he himself debunked not more than a year ago.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla), who manages health spending on the House Appropriations Committee, said Wednesday the House will ultimately approve just as much Zika virus funding – if not more – than the Senate.
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I sat in the mint-green steel chair on the front stoop, opened the paperback novel I was in the middle of, and proceeded to read not more than a few sentences.
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Not when the basketball public tends to enjoy what the hot stove serves up as much as, if not more than, what happens inside those fancy gyms from October through mid-June.
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But in fact, there's plenty of additional evidence to suggest that the number of people who died directly or indirectly from Hurricane Maria is in the hundreds, if not more than 1,000.
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Shae Steven Franklin, Denver Because he is just as important to me, if not more, than the man I was marrying, Ernie wore a satin blue tuxedo with a velvet bow tie.
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A pair of congressional committees, it says, are to come up with "changes in laws within its jurisdiction" that would increase the deficit by not more than $1.5 trillion over a decade.
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If the results are too unusual to have happened by chance—at least, not more than one time out of twenty—you have reason to think that your hypothesis has been vindicated.
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The company said it would shortly resume talks to end the contract of Chief Executive Guido Kerkhoff and to name Chairwoman Martina Merz as interim CEO for not more than 43 months.
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While we illuminate the dark corners for hidden truths, we must remember that what we say, particularly in the media, can have just as much impact if not more than our actions.
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"It's our hope that as we train this world, we'll show that developing close relationships with the media world has the same value if not more than driving to retail," Kaufman said.
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That's the same, if not more than a Galaxy S8 or iPhone 7, which is a pretty big ask for a phone that just delivers mods instead of the same level of features.
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I've tried other approaches, but the most common thing now is that design review meetings are scheduled soon before they actually happen, and typically not more than a day or two in advance.
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It's a fun, sexy scene that reminds us Bonnie should be having just as much fun — if not more — than her awful estranged husband, with whichever man she wants, no matter his age.
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But Born to Do It isn't the sole soundtrack to my adolescence — or more accurately, my adolescent sensibilities of love — at least not more than any other R&B album of that era.
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For job seekers, it is a buyer's market right now: Unemployment rates are low and people are feeling confident in their ability to get a new job offer, if not more than one.
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Alligators & Snakes (and any subcontracted Crocodiles) can bask for up to six (6) hours on partially sunny days and up to but not more than ten (10) hours on full-sun days. 2.
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According to the penalties laid out in law, Chesky could be liable for "not more than four times the standard hourly administrative rate of $121.00", and higher fines/enforcement action for subsequent violations.
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There is a fear that I will dominate with my language, but I will only do three new works over five years, and not more than one of my older works each year.
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I&aposve seen as much if not more than any other member of Congress, which is why I am so adamant that Russia is not our friend and they tried to attack us.
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I think that once Zodiac dropped that letter in the mailbox, not more than ten or 15 people would've touched it over time until it was determined to be evidence and sealed properly.
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The artist, a tiny, striking woman of not more than 30, sported a gorgeous head of gray, too, hers artfully dyed, with undertones of lavender, in a manner that Copley would have recognized.
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He said people in the area welcomed the relief from air pollution as much as, if not more than, residents in Beijing, where the smog was a national disgrace only a year ago.
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He declined to specify the number of Emiratis, but the figure is likely to be several hundred, if not more than 1,000 to manage a force that size, and to call in airstrikes.
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If the Senate follow the model from President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial -- as McConnell has said he wants to do -- each side would have not more than 103 hours to do opening arguments.
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A group of people more likely to be of pensionable age than not, more than two-thirds male, just half the size of Wolverhampton and far less ethnically diverse has become Britain's electoral college.
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Walgreens, the No. 299 U.S. drugstore operator by store count, had previously said it expected it would need to divest not more than 228.64 stores and that the deal would close on Oct. 229.06.
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That study may or may not exist, but regional statistics show that not more than 65 percent of Indian women in most states use pads, and those who don't risk resorting to unsanitary alternatives.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter to announce the upcoming feature, saying that it may be available in August and "not more than a few months" if it doesn't roll out next month.
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Because the lesson we are still struggling to learn is that such relationships automatically shut out the victims, when their stories matter equally, if not more, than the murderers we are inclined to glorify.
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ACCRA, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Ghana is considering passing a law that will restrict government's fiscal deficit to not more than 5 percent of GDP, the country's Senior Minister Yaw Osafo-Maafo said on Monday.
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Crying wolf undermines the credibility of the opposition, further divides an already deeply divided country and breeds cynicism about American institutions that is as dangerous to our republic, if not more, than outside meddling.
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Standard backyard barbecues — with one or two 28-pound propane tanks, and a grate area of not more than 205 square feet, Mr. Dwyer said — are allowed only at one- and two-family dwellings.
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A leading Republican said Wednesday the House will ultimately approve just as much Zika virus funding – if not more – than the Senate, in an attempt to resolve the funding fight within the GOP. Rep.
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It directs the National Science Foundation to create "at least 2, but not more than 5, Multidisciplinary Centers for Quantum Research and Education," each of which would receive $10,000,000 per year from 2019 to 2023.
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And it directs the Department of Energy to create "at least 2, but not more than 5, National Quantum Information Science Research Centers," each of which would receive $25,000,000 per year during the same period.
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Zhongxingxin has also proposed to use not more than 41.9 million ZTE A-shares, or 1 percent of the company's total share capital, to subscribe for units in the ICBCCS SHSZ 300 exchange-traded fund.
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The probe has been proceeding for only about ten months (not more than a year, as Dowd charged), a fraction of the time spent by other prosecutors probing possible wrongdoing by presidents and their associates.
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"Although the Winterbothams' market price evaluation of the Equanimity at USD$130mil (RM530.46mil) was not reached, the net returns to the government is as good, if not more than envisaged," Thomas was cited as saying.
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Any violation of this paragraph shall be a felony punishable by a fine in any amount not exceeding $2628,28503, or imprisonment of not more than 22019 years, or both, together with the costs of prosecution.
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Any violation of this paragraph shall be a felony punishable by a fine in any amount not exceeding $5,000, or imprisonment of not more than 5 years, or both, together with the costs of prosecution.
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At home, he would often practice with other runners on gravel roads and in the woods, running up to 1003 miles at a time, but not more than 20 miles on asphalt, The Times said.
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Major-General Igor Konashenkov, a spokesman for the Defence Ministry, said in a statement that around 200,000 people had lived in Raqqa before the conflict in Syria, but that not more than 45,000 people remained.
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"When I mention it to people, they look at me cross-eyed, but I tell them, it's not more than a pool table, and it's a lot less than a hot tub," Ms. Clavin said.
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"Discoveries are important but will not lead to a major transformation of the economy, with hydrocarbons expected to make up not more than 11.63 percent of GDP," the IMF said in a January country report.
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Members of the reserve components called to active duty for up to, but not more than, 21625 days, will not receive the Department of Defense Form 2900, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty.
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The State Department's special envoy to Iran on Thursday accused the Iranian government of killing as many as — if not more than — 1,000 demonstrators during a bloody crackdown in response to protests across the country.
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"I propose that pre-trial housekeeping measures be adopted on Monday, January 6, 2020; that the swearing-in of the Chief Justice and Senators occur on Tuesday, January 7, 2020; that after a period for preparation and submission of trial briefs, the House Managers be recognized on Thursday, January 9, 2020 to make their presentation for a period of not more than 24 hours, followed by the presentation by the President's counsel, also for a period of not more than 24 hours," Schumer wrote.
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Women hold less than a third of elected seats in the country's parliament even though the Kenyan 2010 constitution says not more than two-thirds of elective public office holders should be of the same gender.
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For those willing to train the software for longer, the improvement continues to something close to 99% accuracy (meaning that of each hundred words of text, not more than one is wrongly added, omitted or changed).
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"Men do many of these things just as much (if not more) than women, but it's women whose voices are constantly being policed," Erez Levon, reader in sociolinguistics at Queen Mary University of London, told Mashable.
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On group dates, they enjoy activities with each other just as much, if not more, than with the Bachelor; look at how rambunctious the women got on their bowling date when they split up into teams.
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Economic forces are driving the boom in defense spending just as much, if not more, than the threats from Iran, ISIS, North Korea, and the rising security concerns in Eastern Europe, Asia, and the sub-continent.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope," he added.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation limited in time and scope," he said.
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But most of us use our phone just as much if not more than our computers, and autofill passwords that work with the most popular password managers have only just recently come to Android and iOS.
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Earnest warbling about street activities has been a calling card for rappers over the past few years, with more new artists opting to use their singing voices just as equally, if not more, than spitting bars.
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As of March, there were 317,944 full-time city employees, including those with full-time-equivalent status, not 2008,296, meaning that less than a third of all city employees have parking permits, not more than half.
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" Along with his feedback on Twitter operations, Musk also told Dorsey he believes the first human to send a tweet from Mars will happen "five years from now... probably not more than nine years from now.
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In the end, analysts say the ability to quickly ramp up capacity will matter as much as, if not more than superior display technology, giving an edge to Samsung and well-funded Chinese players like BOE.
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I spent a lot of time trying to find this character, I was so terrified that a young woman who would want to do this role would be out of control, if not more than the character.
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However, the notification said e-commerce companies would not be allowed to influence prices of the goods sold on their website, and that not more than 25 percent of goods sold can come from a single merchant.
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So if you're interested in games like Super Mario Party, you'll need to buy these additions for your Lite, which brings the actual cost of entry close to the Switch's $300 tag, if not more than that.
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As for allegations that the big lines and long waits disproportionately came in areas where there were large numbers of non-white voters, well that would seem to hurt Biden as much if not more than Sanders.
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"Any individual who willfully violates the order may be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, subject to a fine not exceeding $5,000, imprisonment for not more than 123 days, or both," Bowser said in a tweet.
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But we can use their example as a call to restructure our tax system so it taxes people who work for their money less heavily — not more — than those born with a golden spoon in their mouth.
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ET If the Senate follows the model from President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial -- as Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he wants to do -- each side would have not more than 24 hours to do opening arguments.
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The reason the women have gathered — despite the boiling tensions — is to shoot Bravo's "Ladies of London," a "Real Housewives"-esque reality television show where ancestral status can matter as much as, if not more than, wealth.
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As the recent test ranks as by far the most powerful, during one of the most tense times in the continuing conflict, impressions on global markets could be as much, if not more, than in previous years.
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Workers will only be able to obtain money if they worked the company for more than a year, made at least $5,000 annually but not more than $110,000, and met Toys R Us termination and employment guidelines.
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Not only have they become just as important — if not, more — than a traditional wall socket, you can find 'em practically everywhere: On your computer, inside your car, and plastered on a fancy, high-tech suitcase, for starters.
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Instead, it's looking to sign up drivers via its Waze app, and riders via the Waze Rider app, and it provides a minor payout from riders to drivers — but not more than the current average federal mileage rate.
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Pollen Street and BC Partners offered to buy the bank for 330 pence per ordinary share in cash and allow shareholders to keep a final dividend of not more than 3 pence per share, Shawbrook said on Friday.
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Believe it or not, more than a few people see the anniversary of one of the most iconic betrayals in history as an opportunity to post corny puns and memes — and we have to admit, they're pretty funny.
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More and more Hollywood heavy hitters, from Smith to "Bird Box" star Sandra Bullock, are turning to Netflix because they can get paid just as much as, if not more than, they would for a Hollywood studio movie.
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" But it's a mordant evocation, too, of the miseries of any old artist on his deathbed: "He then displayed copies of his books, but as everybody had already read them, not more than a polite interest was generated.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp on Tuesday said it would shortly resume talks to end the contract of current Chief Executive Guido Kerkhoff and to name Chairwoman Martina Merz as interim CEO for not more than 12 months.
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While this seems like a great step forward, many times these leaders aren&apost taking the full parental leave policy, which creates a norm where maybe half the leave is acceptable, but most likely not more than that.
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By the time we reach the third and fourth episodes, the fact that the cat belonging to her stepfather, Bill, goes missing becomes as upsetting as (if not more than) Tig's cancer and C. diff and her mother's death.
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In addition, American malt whiskey must be produced at 80 percent alcohol by volume or lower from a mash of at least 51 percent malted barley, and must be stored at not more than 62.5 percent alcohol by volume.
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"While GM Cruise is widely seen as a leader in AVs, we do not believe the human safety driver can be removed from any appreciable amount of fleet for many years... if not more than a decade," Jonas said.
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Turns out, folks who loved the old Foursquare (including those that transitioned over to Swarm) loved the recording feature of the check-in just as much (if not more) than the ability to share those check-ins with friends.
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Without the 9th Circuit's immediate intervention, the administration has argued in court briefs that the lower court's injunction could remain in place for months, if not more than a year, while an appeal is heard, given the court's calendar.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the missile's engine successfully ignited, but the projectile soon exploded in mid-air at a height of about 10 km (6 miles), and covered not more than a few kilometers across the water.
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Shawbrook's largest shareholder, Pollen Street Capital, together with BC Partners, had offered to buy Shawbrook for 330 pence per ordinary share in cash and allow shareholders to retain a final dividend of not more than 3 pence per share.
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Those blemishes have come to define him as much as, if not more than the springboard athleticism, blinding speed, uncanny vision, and indisputable toughness that convinced the Washington Wizards to lock him down at the costly price they did.
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You are promising that you are not going to allow the monetary base to grow and that you are not going to intervene more than $50 million a day, and not more than 2 percent of your monetary base per month.
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Mosul residents said they fear these young fighters as much, if not more, than other ISIS militants because they have been brainwashed, have no fear and have a great amount of zealotry after being indoctrinated and trained for two years.
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Give supporters and wavering allies a jolt and hope that this latest shakeup, reset and pivot would be different than the four or five that had fallen by the wayside, usually not more than a day or two after they began.
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PROFESSOR GIORGIO SACERDOTIFormer member of the appellate body of the WTO Milan When I gaze out from the steps of Derry's Guildhall, the euro zone is not more than five miles away (Belfast is 60 miles away, London almost 83).
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The allegations came after Russian authorities approved Fortum's purchase of up to, but not more than, 50 percent of Uniper, dealing a blow to hedge funds that have bought into the German company in hopes of a higher follow-up bid.
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The reason why Mr Martin was the fifth Beatle was because he contributed as much, if not more, than anyone to the Beatles' music and its timelessness by dressing it up and enshrining it in timeless musical idioms—by producing it.
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Any form of metal presents a somewhat isolated path, but the grind-scape finds itself a particularly desolate and barren locale, with the entire country boasting not more than a handful of dedicated grind 'heads hopping between one another's varied projects.
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In an informal poll of drivers, most claimed to earn between $600 and $1000 USD per month, which is twice the minimum wage in many countries in Latin America and comparable to if not more than what taxi drivers make.
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"It would be low in the beginning, and in 2022 it will peak at around $5 billion - not more than that," he said, adding the government does not think it likely that Pakistan will face a balance of payments crisis.
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Cornwall's motion came after Russian authorities approved Fortum's purchase of up to, but not more than, 50 percent of Uniper, denying it a controlling stake and dealing a blow to hedge funds that hoped for a higher follow-up bid.
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The questioner is the MSNBC talking head Lawrence O'Donnell, addressing the candidate in a voice so filled with condescension and implied judgment that you loathe him every bit as much as, if not more than, his foolish, egotistic interview subject.
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If Democrats end up with a total of 233 seats, for example, Pelosi could afford to lose up to but not more than 15 votes if she has to reach 232 -- an outright majority of the full House of Representatives.
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"The popularity of President Trump in Minnesota's Eighth Congressional District is as intense, if not more, than on election night," Mr. Stauber declared in an interview, as he prepared to march in the annual Hoghead Parade in the city of Proctor.
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I want these things so that I could listen and write, but also so I could be a better son, father, husband and human being, which are all just as difficult, if not more than so, than being a better writer.
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As much as if not more than any other critic, Professor Scully enabled the recuperation of the grand continuities of architecture and urbanism that had been cast aside by the protagonists of the Modernist revolution of the 1920s and 1930s.
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"I was just so moved by the fact that so many of our visitors right here in northern Nevada, not more than 50 miles from where Brigman made some of these photographs, that nobody knew her name," Ms. Wolfe said.
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Mr. Hinterhäuser seemed, in his first season, to value fresh interpretations of the repertory — no one would confuse Mr. Currentzis's Mahler, or Giovanni Antonini's Mozart with the Mozarteum Orchestra, for a chestnut — as much if not more than fresh repertory.
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Individuals who submit false information to the Senate Ethics Committee could be subject "to a civil penalty of not more than $85033,000 and to disciplinary action by the Ethics Committee," as well as criminal prosecution, according to the committee's website.
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In order for a New York state tax charge to carry mandatory prison time, however, the defendant must have evaded at least $1 million of state tax liability in a period of not more than one year, according to Alonso.
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Not more than 2500 hours after Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled the company's first mass-market vehicle, the Model 2000, Musk announced that the company has received 22020,33 orders — and a couple of hours later, tweeted that 23,2715934657720639488 more orders had quickly followed.
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When rivals pointed out a law that only let carriers run promotional offers for not more than 90 days, Jio just changed the name of its plan from "Welcome Plan" to "Happy New Year Offer" and changed the quantum of free data.
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But when the French take on Croatia on Sunday in the World Cup final, Kante will have contributed as much to that success if not more than the big name team mates, as every one of France's opponents in Russia can testify.
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ABUJA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank said on Monday it would supply dollars immediately to retail clients through commercial lenders who will resell them at a margin of not more than 20 percent above the interbank rate of 305 naira per dollar.
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Teigen is known for sharing her jokes, recipes, and political opinions on various platforms, along with photo and video snapshots of her family life — including her husband, her mother, and her various employees as much as (if not more than) her daughter.
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Satellite studies showed that the amount of tailings released when two dams at the Brazilian mine burst was about 32 million cubic meters, not more than 50 million cubic meters as originally estimated, the mining giant revealed in an update on Friday.
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But as these numbers indicate, the number of votes is not necessarily a direct correlation to the product's overall popularity — a wearable gadget for women is probably not more than twice as popular as a toy from the latest "Star Wars" movies.
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"The company shall conduct a non-public issuance of not more than 300 million offshore preference shares to raise proceeds not exceeding 30 billion yuan or its equivalent to replenish the company's additional tier 1 capital," Cinda said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Not more than 14 billion Brazilian reais ($3.49 billion) will be spent to upgrade its mobile network in Brazil, where the company expects its local unit TIM Participações SA to raise market share and grow its EBITDA margin over the plan period.
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"When parents have red flags their relationship is unhealthy, like if they resolve conflict in destructive ways with yelling and screaming, that's just as detrimental," if not more, than getting a divorce, Orbuch said, since those behaviors set a bad example for kids.
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The single word may seem a small matter, but the issue is not: More than 600,000 Texans, many if not most of them poor minorities, have none of the required IDs, according to evidence presented in the trial over the Texas law.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he said.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he added.
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"It seems, therefore, very probable, that though known to be in existence not more than forty years ago, it must now be ranked among the list of beings lost from the animal kingdom," wrote fellow German naturalist Georg Heinrich von Langsdorff in 1812.
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" STEFAN WINTNER, VICE PRESIDENT, VOLATILITY STRATEGIES, DUNN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, STUART, FLORIDA "From what I see (in the U.S. equity options market), there does not seem to be a lot of panic there yet – at least not more than since the Feb 5 crash.
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Then I will visit Hérouxville, which, fairly or not, more than a decade ago became synonymous with a xenophobic Quebec after the town council unanimously adopted a code of conduct calling on immigrants not to stone women or set them on fire.
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Then I will visit Hérouxville, which, justly or not, more than a decade ago became synonymous with a xenophobic Quebec after the town council unanimously adopted a code of conduct calling on immigrants not to stone women or set them on fire.
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The amount it has spent on new material is nowhere near the $10 billion Netflix will plow into content this year, but Apple has something Netflix does not: more than a billion devices all over the world, which amounts to an infrastructure.
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TASHKENT (Reuters) - Not more than 250 guests, two music bands, and a maximum of three posh cars in a motorcades – such are the new wedding regulations adopted by the Uzbek parliament this week in an attempt to curb excessive spending and social discord.
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On Tuesday the bank pegged the dollar transactions which banks can carry out with BDCs at $30,000 per week and set a margin for the banks to sell dollar to currency outlets at not more than 1.5 percent over the rate at which they bought.
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A 2007 study in Virginia found women who had been sexually assaulted were nearly four times more likely to develop PTSD than those who had not; more than 30 percent of women who had been assaulted as adults met the diagnostic criteria for PTSD.
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ST PETERSBURG, Rusia (Reuters) - A discount of not more than $15 per barrel of crude would be fair compensation for buyers affected by the large-scale contamination of oil pumped through the Druzhba pipeline, the head of Russia's second-biggest oil firm, Lukoil, told Reuters.
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Fernando Echavarri, who won a gold medal in sailing at the 2008 Olympics, said he felt "lucky to have survived," after five young men "not more than 16," robbed him and two other men as they walked to breakfast, according to the Associated Press.
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As Austin mentioned in his piece, Sekiro is itself an upending of the Soulsborn status quo, a game that rewards players who've been playing FromSoft's previous games, but one that demands as much, if not more, than when Demon's Souls arrived on the scene.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he said Friday.
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The rules further state that all preliminary or interlocutory questions and motions shall be argued for not more than one hour and that all motions, objections and requests relating to procedure or the substance of the trial be made to the presiding chief justice.
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Not more than a few weeks later, the use of chlorine gas in Syria against civilians was immediately blamed upon Russian-backed Syrian forces with a clear interest in defeating the last major source of rebel resistance to Bashar Assad's government in the Damascus region.
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Monsanto's label, which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reviewed and approved, instructs farmers to apply the company's XtendiMax with VaporGrip on its latest genetically engineered soybeans only when winds are blowing at least 3 miles per hour, but not more than 15 mph.
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WA: * The video games developer and its shareholders set the maximum price in individual investors tranche under its initial public offering (IPO) for 55 zlotys ($14.4) per share, informed the company in an annex to its prospectus published on Monday * Says to offer not more than 0.6 million newly issued series I shares and not more than 13 million existing series B and H shares * Says expects to raise about 35 million zlotys in its IPO and plans to allocate funds to marketing and promotion of new products as well as investments in development teams * The subscription period for individual investors runs from Sept.
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And while you normally might not know exactly how long to heat your popcorn (the box gave me vague advice "not more than 4 minutes and sometimes less than 1.5 minutes"), Alexa does ask how many ounces the bag of popcorn is and times it accordingly.
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Sample: The Constitution is then backed up by a federal statute, uh, under United States Code Title 18, uh, that says that the penalty for treason is death or not less than five years imprisonment and not more than life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
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Five years ago, not more than 24 hours after a video surfaced showing the designer John Galliano — a man merely in the business of making dresses that looked, for instance, like newspapers — in the midst of an anti-Semitic outburst, he was fired from Christian Dior.
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When putting five items together, I prefer not to have two set on the subway, and not more than two that look back in time (I like nostalgia and we get lots of it, but I don't want the column to feel too dipped in amber).
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We're very near, from the coast of Colombia to Miami, it's two hours by flight so it's a market that we have to take even more advantage of because our free trade agreement with the US is relatively recent, it's not more than six, seven years.
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JG: Listening to Hilary, I continue to be stunned by this fact that yes, we live in a world where Donald Trump can communicate directly to voters, and he clearly values that tool — but not more than he values what the major papers say about him. Interesting.
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The best evidence we have suggests that on most quantitative metrics — rate of English-language acquisition, penchant to commit crime, and the like — Latino immigrants are as successful, if not more, than previous waves of immigrants that we'd now mostly describe as "white" (Italian, Irish, etc.).
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"International air traffic to and from the airports of the region shall be permitted and in accordance with the approvals of the Federal Civil Aviation Authority after completing the requirements of this Executive Decree, provided that this is not more than one week from its date," the decree said.
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And in the long run, by letting VR trickle down from enterprises with the kind of resources to develop new VR software and experiences, I think things like this VR backpack can help bring VR to just as many people (if not more) than headsets like the Oculus Quest.
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Then, later, when the wives had built up their careers and started earning as much as if not more than the husbands, the dynamic of these households changed: The wives did not have as much time to devote to household tasks or care for children and family members.
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ANY PERSON WHO KNOWINGLY ENGAGES IN A REPEATED COURSE OF CYBERBULLYING OF A MINOR SHALL BE GUILTY OF AN UNCLASSIFIED MISDEMEANOR PUNISHABLE BY A FINE OF NOT MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, OR BY A PERIOD OF IMPRISONMENT NOT TO EXCEED ONE YEAR, OR BY BOTH SUCH FINE AND IMPRISONMENT.
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Nearly one million Canadians — or 23.08 percent of weed users — say they spent more than $228 on cannabis in the second quarter of 280, while another 25 percent spent up to $100, and the remaining 21 percent spent up to, but not more than $250 on cannabis or cannabis products.
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Combining a bombastic graphic style, an emphasis on emotionally charged debates and pundit monologues, and a penchant for attractive women anchors (which now seems to be of particular interest for Ailes), Fox always sought to entertain its audience — as much as, if not more than, informing them on current events.
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But here's something a Trump critic with even a modicum of intelligence would have noticed: If Donald Trump really were the evil dictator Deutsch and Maher claim he is, they'd never be allowed to say a bad word about him — certainly not on national TV, not more than once anyway.
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I enjoyed the recent A.I.-and-gender-relations-themed sci-fi movie "Ex Machina" as much if not more than the next person, but I'm not too keen on variations on that film, in which some emotionally messed-up tech bro uses his genius to more effectively abuse a woman.
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Headed by Yaakov Amidror, a former Israeli national security adviser and a major general in the reserves, the committee recommended giving the authority to go to war to the more select security cabinet, which by law numbers at least seven members and not more than half the members of the government.
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Related: The Final 1,700 Hillary Clinton Emails Were Released — And One Was Not More than 1,800 emails were withheld or heavily redacted under exemptions to the FOIA law, including 22 that were not released because they were deemed Top Secret and would cause "exceptionally grave damage" to national security if disclosed.
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But if Apple has shown one thing time and again with every iPhone generation, it's that optimization of hardware and software matter just as much — if not more — than the hard numbers of which phone has more RAM, which is why Apple's phones tend to perform so well, even with comparatively weaker hardware.
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"Just the UK file was 780,000 people, and when you look at the list of how many countries are in there, and how big the UK is compared to everything else, you would assume that it's lots of millions, if not more than ten million," Hunt told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Before constructing the pipeline, TransCanada provided a spill risk assessment to regulators that estimated the chance of a leak of more than 50 barrels to be "not more than once every seven to 11 years over the entire length of the pipeline in the United States," according to its South Dakota operating permit.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there, limited in time to no more than one week," he said.
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"The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) faction loyal to Sheikh Abdulqader Mumin - estimated...in 2016 to number not more than a few dozen..., has growing significantly in strength, and (now) consists of as many as 200 fighters," said the report by a panel of U.N. experts obtained by Reuters.
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The legalization, and again we're talking about a very conservative amount here: one ounce personal possession, and two mature and four immature plants, the harvest from those plants does not count towards your possession, so you can theoretically possess more than one ounce but just not more than that on your person.
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It occurred to me that it was all, at this point, not more than two steps away from what's entered the mainstream, a version of "wellness" just a beat more bizarre than you'd see on Netflix, touched with a slightly less glossy variety of snake oil and a dash more spiritual longing.
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"My mother was born and raised in Rio, and I spent a lot of the early years of my life in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, and I consider myself just as much Brazilian as — if not more, than — American because that culture was such a huge part of my life growing up," he says.
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And then he told the man that the law that saved his life was "destroying the rest of the health care system for everybody else" (it's not) and the "worst is yet to come" from Obamacare (maybe, but Ryan's party would be at fault for this as much, if not more, than the law itself).
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CNBC has been testing the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL for the past week and found that, while the phones are really good at almost everything and introduce new software features, most consumers are better off buying a more affordable device that can do just as much, if not more, than the Pixel 23.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there, limited in time to no more than one week," Flake said at the time.
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"We hope and believe the establishment of this type of council will not only increase political engagement amongst youth but also help the governor make important decisions on educational, health, drug, environmental and gun policy, all of which affects America's youth just as much as — if not more than — the nation's adults," Wellemeyer said.
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Trump downplays Russian meddling in election despite intel report In addition to that, Trump lost the popular vote to Clinton by 2.9 million votes -- not more than 3 million votes, as Fox said in his tweet -- which has been something of a touchy subject for Trump, who has cited his Electoral College lead to highlight his win.
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Here is the deal, in Flake's own words: I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there, limited in time to no more than one week.
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"The manlier or broodier the guy, the better he is pregnant," reads a WIRED guide to mpreg from 2006.) Even when I was a teen, it was clear to me that those stories had to do with their (typically amateur, female) authors feeling powerful just as much as—if not more than—they had to do with sex.
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"Whoever knowingly issues or publishes any counterfeit weather forecast or warning of weather conditions falsely representing such forecast or warning to have been issued or published by the Weather Bureau, United States Signal Service, or other branch of the Government service, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ninety days, or both," the statute reads.
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"Whoever knowingly issues or publishes any counterfeit weather forecast or warning of weather conditions falsely representing such forecast or warning to have been issued or published by the Weather Bureau, United States Signal Service, or other branch of the Government service, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ninety days, or both," reads the code.
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"Whoever knowingly issues or publishes any counterfeit weather forecast or warning of weather conditions falsely representing such forecast or warning to have been issued or published by the Weather Bureau, United States Signal Service, or other branch of the Government service, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ninety days, or both," the law states.
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"We had conversations ongoing for a while with regard to making sure that we do due diligence here, and I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI continue to do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he said. Sen.
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"Whoever knowingly issues or publishes any counterfeit weather forecast or warning of weather conditions falsely representing such forecast or warning to have been issued or published by the Weather Bureau, United States Signal Service, or other branch of the Government service, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ninety days, or both," the relevant part of the US Code reads.
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In the face of such sur-reality—where the possibility of something matters as much as, if not more than, its actuality, where news can be "real" or "fake" and presidential accusations of treason can be tossed around under the guise of social-media musings—perhaps the only thing a reasonable person can do is grab onto what he knows is his and work from there, come what may.
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It was just 2 months ago that Egypt&aposs parliament made it illegal to climb the country&aposs monuments, including the pyramidsIn November, the parliament ruled that anyone who was found "climbing any antiquity without obtaining a license" could face "at least one month&aposs imprisonment and/or a fine of not less than EGP 10,000 ($630.57) and not more than EGP 100,000 ($6,305.69)," according to Ahram Online.
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Introduced in 2011 by the Italian company Legor, the color-rich coating, marketed as Kliar, mimics the traditional rhodium plating process: reactive metals such as gold and silver are dunked into an electrically charged bath containing the dissolved material, covering the surface of a jewel with an even layer — in this case just 10 to 20 microns thick (not more than a third of the width of a human hair).
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Here's what the statutory definition says: If two or more persons conspire either to commit any offense against the United States, or to defraud the United States, or any agency thereof in any manner or for any purpose, and one or more of such persons do any act to effect the object of the conspiracy, each shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.
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