However, they're not necessary, and it's certainly not necessary to pay for them to be published in a newspaper.
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The Honest Ads Act was not necessary for the intelligence community to spot Russian propaganda online, and it is not necessary to prevent similar efforts in the future.
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"It became cleared — this was not necessary," she said.
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A national election is not necessary for that to happen.
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The LTE is convenient, but not necessary for most people.
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"I hope that's not necessary," he said of a shutdown.
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RU2: In this case the fourth company is not necessary.
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It is not necessary to file it with your return.
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They add to your abilities but not necessary for success.
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But it's not necessary to require these forms of proof.
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But to be cute, it's not necessary to be thin.
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I just take pictures of everything, when it's not necessary.
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A specialized liquid version of peanut protein is not necessary.
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Drinking that much during a climb is just not necessary.
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Both said these agreements were not necessary for abortion clinics.
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It is not necessary to talk much about my parents.
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But CFTC registration is not necessary to ensure this result.
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Don't tell me anything about her, it's simply not necessary.
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It is not necessary to carry a burden of guilt.
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It creates this paranoia in your head that's not necessary.
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And why leak it after it was obviously not necessary?
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It's not necessary to visit every school you apply to.
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" He added that he hopes a shutdown is "not necessary.
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A bankruptcy of Puerto Rico is not necessary or warranted.
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Using cleaning sprays on your furniture is usually not necessary.
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Tariffs, she said, were not necessary for leverage on China.
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Mr. Brafman had argued that a hearing was not necessary.
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That means policy background and political experience are not necessary.
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"You have 30 to 35 million Afghans, most of them in the cities, it is not necessary to be Taliban, to be pro-American against Taliban, it is not necessary to be Communist," he said.
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What compounds the error is that the summit was not necessary.
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But, it still remains a nice, but not necessary smartphone accessory.
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But that's not necessary to reveal that user and privacy identities.
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But it's not necessary to see these headlines as only negative.
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But the guide says it's not necessary to attend this meeting.
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They feel the police activity on our street is not necessary.
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This was not necessary, they should've just let the Klan protest.
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" Kelly said "he had persuaded the president it was not necessary.
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Binoculars and telescopes can also be used but are not necessary.
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Save time and don't peel your veggies when it's not necessary.
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It gives tech leaders a bad reputation, and it's not necessary.
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He says, despite his history, producers said it was not necessary.
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In that case, that it was not necessary to pursue her.
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Given its construction, as we understand it today, it's not necessary.
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But it's not necessary to make your workout an extreme sport.
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Supersymmetric particles, on the other hand, are pretty but not necessary.
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Not only is that not necessary anymore, many consider it impossible.
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It's just not necessary to put so many people at risk.
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It's just not necessary to put so many people at risk.
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Mr. Ali's attorney, Ron Tweel, said the pardon was not necessary.
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"You'll see for yourself that it's not necessary," said Texas Rep.
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The survey defines nonessential items as anything not necessary for survival.
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We have an outstanding 911 response, so it's just not necessary.
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"The committee's belief was it was not necessary," the official said.
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It is not necessary to have pictures of girls doing exercise.
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The fussy matching of nuances and specific flavorings is not necessary.
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AW: I can go through a gallery, but it's not necessary.
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Despite many who'd argue the contrary, it's not necessary for survival.
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"I thought the second violation was not necessary, the first one fine no problem, the second one just not necessary under the circumstances," said Djokovic, who said he was unaware of the ban on touching an official.
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The (union's) choice for a drastic call to action was not necessary.
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These features, while nice, are absolutely not necessary to enjoy the app.
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The Sailfish platform already supports Russian so language localization is not necessary.
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It is not necessary to kill whales in order to study them.
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He says it's not necessary; Democrats say the White House is stonewalling.
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Sometimes it is not necessary to emphasise the dark side of society.
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"It's just not necessary based on what we know now," he said.
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It's not necessary — that's probably the best way you could say it.
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It is nice if it is homemade, but it is not necessary.
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It is not necessary to travel to distant places to enjoy nature.
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First, linking trade with broader political and security issues is not necessary.
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Be sure to turn off your location services when it's not necessary.
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It's not necessary for everyone to be equally strong in all things.
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It's not necessary, or possible, to stay up all night every night.
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Delrahim's confirmation is not necessary for the deal to be approved, however.
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It's not necessary to walk through every pivot point from this sequence.
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But deaths are not necessary for a mistake to lead to war.
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But the company and regulators said that additional training was not necessary.
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Two points: it's not necessary, and it could ultimately help Mr. Trump.
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But inpatient treatment is not necessary for everyone who has suicidal thoughts.
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Subwoofers are nice if you want extra bass, but certainly not necessary.
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Education is becoming more expensive, and college is not necessary for success.
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She would write in the margins, "not necessary" — it was her trademark.
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Any quid pro quo is gravy, but is not necessary to prove.
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How do you pull out the plug, or is that not necessary?
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Billboards and big diamonds are not necessary for proposals to be romantic.
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But that's not necessary: I've learned to start with vulnerability and curiosity.
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But Democratic lawmakers have argued that such a vote is not necessary.
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He explained to me that it's not necessary to be embalmed beforehand.
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People have been kind enough to offer financial support etc - not necessary.
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Frenching them at home is not necessary, but do remove extraneous fat.
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This is not necessary unless you want to make the word plural.
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Don't fret — it's not necessary for lawyers to become iOS coding experts overnight.
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But it's also not necessary; even plugged into 1080p screen, there's a difference.
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But the deprivation is sort of a red herring, and it's not necessary.
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Cook's lawyer claims these do not necessary refer to any of the accusers.
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Journalistic experience is not necessary; the ability to write clearly and entertainingly is.
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For years, 4K has been a "nice to have, but not necessary" feature.
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Edelman disagrees that more investigation into filters and lung cancer is not necessary.
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As a result, FINMA said, further measures against the firm were not necessary.
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"It's not necessary to take him to such a remote prison," said Sochua.
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Familiarity with web servers and HTML would be helpful but is not necessary.
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You can get Wi-Fi anywhere now, it's not necessary in a bookshop.
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It is not necessary to get rid of the filibuster to repeal Obamacare.
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The official called it a compromise among the services that was not necessary.
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In its letters Apple offers details of why the resolutions are not necessary.
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That unanimity came despite widespread criticism by economists that it was not necessary.
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"Helicopter money is not necessary and I would be against it," he added.
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But volatility is not necessary a bad thing when you have a plan.
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It took me back to a place, where, see, it was not necessary.
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It is not necessary for buyers to appear at the closing, he said.
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It is not necessary to have held elected office before running for Congress.
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It's not necessary to go to three-hour classes every day after school.
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"The blood we have given to this country is not necessary," she said.
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To my friends on the left, single-payer is fine, but not necessary.
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What's so heart-rending and irrational about the plans is they're not necessary.
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Despite Trump's evident anger at the raid, McConnell said legislation was not necessary.
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Exercising at your maximal heart rate is not necessary to achieve these benefits.
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The agency spokesman said that was not necessary because there was no conflict.
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Of the San Diego waiver, critics say it's not necessary, and potentially harmful.
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The payments were "not necessary from a business standpoint", Nissan said in a statement.
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I also had the feeling it was not necessary to have a long break.
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VPNs may still be labeled as a "useful, but not necessary" piece of technology.
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It's not necessary that Snap or any other company sell millions of units either.
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"If it's not necessary, you really need to not be collecting it," she added.
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The payments were "not necessary from a business standpoint," Nissan said in a statement.
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Our own precedent supports the notion that a crime is not necessary for impeachment.
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Our position continues to be that defining or delimiting outer space is not necessary.
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Elon Musk is here to save the day, even though it's probably not necessary.
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So the piece is not necessary for the entire trip back to the ground.
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" In addition, he thanked "everyone for sticking up for me but it's not necessary.
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They're not necessary, but there's a price to pay if you don't have one.
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Proof of crime is not necessary in order to obtain one of these warrants.
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He's definitely down with it, but says it's not necessary ... for this film anyway.
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Is it your view that a political revolution is not necessary or not possible?
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Disrespectful IMMATURITY is having a strong opinion & voicing it when it is NOT NECESSARY.
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Anonymous lies, spam and malicious phishing are not necessary evils inherent in the internet.
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This outcome is not in America's interests, however, and not necessary for U.S. security.
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Second, it's simply not necessary for members to do their work in the Capital.
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The forward deployment of American troops abroad, he said, while preferable, was not necessary.
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THERE'S NO TIME LIMIT ON SYMPATHY While writing immediately is comforting, it's not necessary.
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The fan, who hooked up with JB's left fist, would say it's not necessary.
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"It's not necessary to take excessive stimulus to achieve the (growth) target," Zhou said.
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"With all due respect, [the deployment] is absolutely not necessary," she tweeted on Wednesday.
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The FBI has maintained, however, that the exploit is not necessary to prove this.
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Smith says he thinks education is great, but not necessary to be an entrepreneur.
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But this is likely not necessary for most people's handling of most cardboard packages.
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But I don't expect all readers to do that, and it is not necessary.
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We are wasting energy to heat water to a level that is not necessary.
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"There are captions that can inform, but they are not necessary," Ms. Copeland writes.
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GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESWOMAN SAYS WE ADVISE AGAINST ALL TRAVEL ABROAD THAT'S NOT NECESSARY
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Since mono is a viral infection, antibiotics are not necessary and should be stopped.
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To secure Internet access for all, let's #SwitchToStandard definition when HD is not necessary.
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Although, if you don't mind your limbs appearing to disappear occasionally, it's not necessary.
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Kindle notes that it's not necessary to include a title or any other information.
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" He added: "Printing the decrees on the website is not necessary for the process.
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Both the proxy firms said an immediate separation of the roles was not necessary.
|
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"Anything that's not necessary has the potential to take on additional connotations," she said.
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Established prices often already include a suggested tip, additional tipping is usually not necessary.
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Sometimes it's not necessary to blast the entire room with sounds from a game.
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Hans: No. Hans: Because it's not necessary to serve customers by having expensive offices.
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We get away with one lie, and the next becomes easier, if not necessary.
|
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While it is not necessary to know this about the videos, it does help.
|
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"Doctors (and patients) should avoid antibiotics in situations where they are not necessary," Freedberg said.
|
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Boeing said the alert function was not necessary for the safe operation of the airplane.
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Boeing contends the alert function was not necessary for the safe operation of the airplane.
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The pant was not necessary for the sedentary senator who functioned well in a toga.
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The EU is pushing for more cuts, but Costa has said they are not necessary.
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Previous immigration experience, he said, was not necessary as the office would provide the training.
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I talk when I want to and stay away when I'm feeling it's not necessary.
|
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When it comes to making profit on an investment, perfection is not necessary, he said.
|
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"It's not necessary to make this a Christian film, just an inspirational one," he said.
|
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It's not necessary for every game, though, so don't worry if it seems too weird.
|
|
Just two days ago, the administration said declaring a national emergency was not necessary. 4.
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" They also said a divestment of an online grocery operation "is not necessary or proportionate.
|
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I feel sad that she feels the need to expose herself when it's not necessary.
|
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Ellis said there are invoices to show that, and that the photos were not necessary.
|
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A digital scale is not necessary to make good coffee, but it's nice to have.
|
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Having access, for example, to your contacts is not necessary for the app to perform.
|
|
"You could essentially overtip in a situation where it is not necessary or not required."
|
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Feel free to peel away skin, however it's not necessary if scrubbed well, Roberts says.
|
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Steve Daines's vote was not necessary due to statements from two crucial swing votes, Sens.
|
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There's a lot of (accurate) technobabble, but a background in data security is not necessary.
|
|
But McCain said it's not necessary to wait for the department to finish its investigation.
|
|
An exception to the law is not necessary where most of the exception already exists.
|
|
But now, Nowak said, the group was not necessary; Kaczyński's government was doing the work.
|
|
Mario Andrada, a spokesman for the Rio Olympics, had said an apology was not necessary.
|
|
It said the disagree alert is not necessary for the safe operation of the airplane.
|
|
The survey suggests, however, that agents' attitudes do not necessary jibe with the president's claims.
|
|
Other experts have argued that charisma is not necessary to be a top business executive.
|
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In my opinion—and when it comes to the Sarco—a doctor is not necessary.
|
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Decanting these is not necessary, but it will not hurt if you enjoy the ritual.
|
|
Mr. Musk has said he believes lidar is not necessary for Autopilot to be safe.
|
|
Remember: it's not necessary to wait for an official review to talk about a raise.
|
|
Dr. Mason said that while plastic glitter is popular around the holidays, it's not necessary.
|
|
Gaynor said the order is not necessary because companies are stepping up and donating equipment.
|
|
It's not necessary by any stretch of the imagination, but neither really, was the original.
|
|
McCain said it's not necessary to wait for the Defense Department to finish its investigation.
|
|
Eighty seven percent say the findings should be made public, 9% say that's not necessary.
|
|
It is not necessary for record-keeping because every F.B.I. case has a unique number.
|
|
However, both Wellman and Bozeman said starting out with an expensive camera is not necessary.
|
|
It&aposs not bad to have multiple checking accounts, but it&aposs usually not necessary.
|
|
We use antibiotics when they're not necessary – and accelerate the potential that superbugs will develop.
|
|
It's not necessary anymore, but I did invest a lot in real estate in Leiden.
|
|
"I think we're at a point where eating 25 courses is not necessary," Mr. Humm said.
|
|
This security measure was not necessary for users in countries that had shortcodes, the company said.
|
|
For most employees, getting along with your boss is ideal, if not necessary, for career growth.
|
|
"Alcohol is a luxury good, which is not necessary for survival or well-being," Rehm explained.
|
|
Together they decided that the nurse's presence was not necessary, that the child had more time.
|
|
It is not necessary, and it sickens and kills tens of thousands a people a year.
|
|
These resolutions are welcome, but the presence of the U.S. is not necessary for their adoption.
|
|
A spokesman for ISS said the company continues to believe additional federal legislation is not necessary.
|
|
There's an app that works with the robot, though it's not necessary for its basic functionalities.
|
|
Ms. Pelosi had insisted a vote was not necessary, making her announcement today a precautionary step.
|
|
Mr Allen believes so: "The collectivisation of agriculture was not necessary for rapid growth," he argues.
|
|
"If they are dining in, then it is not necessary to use paper plates," Hu said.
|
|
The broader consequence is that superstardom—or indeed, genius—is not necessary to make a living.
|
|
Deal said he was not bullied into his decision but felt a law was not necessary.
|
|
Don't remove old trees if it's not necessary: Instead, try taking smaller actions like removing branches.
|
|
It's not necessary to forgive him, but I have to be in the spirit of forgiveness.
|
|
A Lai premiership would not necessary help the president to improve her ratings, some analysts said.
|
|
Forza Italia's votes are not necessary for the 5-Star/League coalition to obtain a majority.
|
|
In its statement, Boeing said the disagree alert was not necessary to fly the plane safely.
|
|
McCain added that it's not necessary to wait for the Defense Department to finish its investigation.
|
|
"This strike is not necessary, it will be damaging," Prime Minister David Cameron said on Monday.
|
|
BUYING BASICS A notary is required, Mr. Jonk said, but a lawyer is normally not necessary.
|
|
There are no hefty cable boxes to install, and home visits by technicians are not necessary.
|
|
But that's not necessary anymore; you can ignore the Controller app completely if you so desire.
|
|
It's not necessary to catch every academic reference to enjoy the Ghost in the Shell series.
|
|
Assad's overthrow will not help the situation, and it is not necessary to create a transition.
|
|
A five-year study found that in many cases of uncomplicated appendicitis, surgery was not necessary.
|
|
"It's not necessary to kill Huawei," said Cheng Xiaohe, professor of international relations at Renmin University.
|
|
Not necessary for infrequent travelers, but for anyone who regularly goes to another country, quite handy.
|
|
The best bottle warmersYou might think a baby bottle warmer is something extra that's not necessary.
|
|
Moreover, the inspector general agreed that it was not necessary to guarantee an investigation into Trump.
|
|
According to experts on infectious disease and disaster preparedness, frantic stockpiling is not necessary or useful.
|
|
Some buyers hire a lawyer as an added precaution, but it is not necessary, he said.
|
|
Abuse generally includes payments for services that are not necessary, which often results in unnecessary costs.
|
|
It's not necessary possible to prove that they have done it fully and all the time.
|
|
As it turned out, that extra preparation was not necessary — at least in the short term.
|
|
It's not necessary to write a book about your life in order to run for President.
|
|
Nearly three-fourths of them said it's not necessary to believe in God to be moral.
|
|
A college degree was not necessary for respect or admiration; an Ivy League pedigree didn't matter.
|
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Federal prosecutors allege that some of the billings were for urine tests that were not necessary.
|
|
Some give me gifts — not necessary, as I didn't pay for the tickets, but appreciated nonetheless.
|
|
The world sees the benefit of engaging with a friendly U.S., but it is not necessary.
|
|
This incentive, some experts argued, encouraged police to use the weapons even when they're not necessary.
|
|
Maybe if patients were better informed, they'd stop asking for the drugs when they're not necessary.
|
|
Nothing leaves a lot of people wallowing in prison, facing harsh judgments that are not necessary.
|
|
Well, the basic idea is that you shouldn't have to give data that is not necessary.
|
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It's not necessary to be in excellent physical shape to use this bike to its full potential.
|
|
In his ruling, Chhabria said the kind of emergency order requested by the states was not necessary.
|
|
Eventually, he says autonomous car technology will get to the point where human operators are not necessary.
|
|
The majority of Americans now agree it is not necessary to believe in God to be moral.
|
|
In one case, the manager was actually convinced by the alleged perpetrator that escalation was not necessary.
|
|
We currently have a car wash subscription, but I realize it's really not necessary, so we're canceling.
|
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It's not necessary to buy every detail of Brazile's account to see the writing on the wall.
|
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The judge said in a statement on his ruling that an arrest was not necessary - for now.
|
|
Although energy dashboards are a popular way to turn these buildings into teaching tools, they're not necessary.
|
|
We only learned about this possibility today, this morning, about this possibility that Apple is not necessary.
|
|
The list also offers fresh proof that it's not necessary to graduate from college to raise billions.
|
|
But this requires careful planning on my part, which is not necessary with the standard vacuum Roombas.
|
|
While it's not necessary to hire a foreign lawyer in Montenegro, most real estate agents advise one.
|
|
Presidio County District Attorney Rod Ponton referenced the letter in explaining why an autopsy was not necessary.
|
|
This approach is not necessary or appropriate to meet the longer-term grid resilience challenges we face.
|
|
Rosenstein chose to bring in special counsel and could seemingly decide it's not necessary to replace Mueller.
|
|
And, Snyder, said, the testimony of five other accusers who testified was not necessary for the conviction.
|
|
"By the president's own admission, an emergency declaration is not necessary," the states said in the lawsuit.
|
|
"It is not necessary that we take the approach of them going through dollar transactions," he added.
|
|
"[Legislative] text is not necessary to show exactly what you're going to do," spokeswoman AshLee Strong said.
|
|
I apologized and at the next visit she said, 'I appreciate the apology, but it's not necessary.
|
|
"I think it was not necessary and will have no impact," Blunt said of the clarifying language.
|
|
Not a full wall Trump noted that a wall extending across the entire border is not necessary.
|
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Like other gallery talks, the discussion is free with museum admission and advance reservations are not necessary.
|
|
Instead, they still feel more like luxury items – things that are nice to have, but not necessary.
|
|
Is this almost your stand against that when it's not necessary when the original is so perfect?
|
|
Distraction-free locations are not necessary for meditation, the experts said, but they are recommended for beginners.
|
|
"Sometimes there is an overemphasis on technology as if the other stuff is not necessary," he said.
|
|
In this case, it's just not necessary to dramatically lower the number of homicides in our country.
|
|
Both are surely important at that phase of life, but a very expensive robot is not necessary.
|
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Babies are pretty dumb at first and full of adorable mistakes, so his gaslighting is not necessary.
|
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But judgments about your friend's diet are not necessary, and needling her would be a lame gag.
|
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"It's not necessary to talk about these issues all the time," he said in a 2013 interview.
|
|
He added that it's not necessary to work in the administration to have contact with the president.
|
|
Ultimately however, Ms. Xu said LinkedIn's original sin was simply being too late and not necessary enough.
|
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His father offered to catch the next plane to Lithuania, but Jackson said it was not necessary.
|
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The situation is even worse with respect to civilians, for whom continuing education is voluntary, not necessary.
|
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"The commercial supply is there," she said so dipping into the strategic national stockpile is not necessary.
|
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This project is very satisfying, but I would greatly prefer if it were not necessary at all.
|
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It is not necessary to force all these people to share their personal finances with the country.
|
|
Resisting the White House's public appeal to keep rates unchanged was not necessary to show the Fed's independence.
|
|
There's evidence that opioids are not necessary in that situation, but many doctors prescribe them anyway, said Barnett.
|
|
Williams said Friday he would allow Planned Parenthood to determine when that 72-hour window was not necessary.
|
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And it concludes that regulating hazardous air pollutants such as mercury under the standards is therefore not necessary.
|
|
However, CFOs surveyed by CNBC also said that ending tariffs is not necessary to end the trade war.
|
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I don't think anything else was bad, but I think that foul was just not necessary at all.
|
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We don't want to support, volunteer or pay money to interact with wild animals because it's not necessary.
|
|
"It's not necessary to maintain last year's high money supply growth," said a source who advises the government.
|
|
"Leprosy centers are not necessary ... sufferers were ostracized because there was no cure," Ugwu of the GLRA said.
|
|
It's just not necessary....Now you can read dozen and dozens of scripts and educate yourself that way.
|
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His confirmation is not necessary for staff to come to a conclusion on the deal, antitrust experts say.
|
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Not necessary to soften the harshness, but to show the reality that life goes on even in war.
|
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Pope Francis has said that it is not necessary for Christians to talk about abortion all the time.
|
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" McEnroe admitted that his comments about Williams were not necessary, adding, "I didn't know it would create controversy.
|
|
Don't wait to get 'perfect': Being perfectly correct is not necessary, but passing out bad info is dangerous.
|
|
This is a part of the central bank's market communication, it is not necessary to over analyze it.
|
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It's not necessary that you intend to support Mr. Miller's ultimate confirmation for him to receive a hearing.
|
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A positive flu test result is not necessary for a health care provider to prescribe an antiviral medication.
|
|
But in the United States, Uber said, that was not necessary because of the nation's robust 911 system.
|
|
"The idea of chasing a point guard, where it becomes just an obsession, is not necessary," Jackson said.
|
|
According to letters to DOJ released by Hunter's team, US Attorney Adam Braverman determined recusal was not necessary.
|
|
There's no disputing that these rates are too high and that many of these surgeries are not necessary.
|
|
That's not necessary, says Erika Schwartz, MD, founder of the medical group Evolved Science in New York City.
|
|
What is clear is that extraordinary intelligence is not necessary — nor sufficient on its own — to get one.
|
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" Mikayla, a sophomore who was raising money for student government, said, "It's not necessary to hide the truth.
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Obviously, Brexit is not necessary for Europe, or the West as a whole, to push back against China.
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So, it's probably not necessary to share your amateur, unvarnished opinion and possibly hurt your in-law's feelings.
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While it is not necessary to partake in these traditions, it is important to be mindful of them.
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But children are not necessary being given access to the defining device of the digital era: the smartphone.
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About a third said submitting such a measure this fall was not necessary, leaving about 40 percent undecided.
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As in mainland France, a notary typically conducts the sale and a lawyer is not necessary, brokers said.
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But you did reach a conclusion in that case that it was not necessary to further pursue her.
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The DOE determined an environmental impact statement is not necessary before strengthening the efficiency standards for federal buildings.
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"It is not necessary to say that we will take steps back or steps forward," Mr. Eker said.
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Personally, I found the always-on display to be neat but not necessary in my day-to-day.
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We have noticed recently, in the case of Muslim attacks, that guns or bombs are really not necessary.
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It's not necessary for us to think that we can only do one thing and suspend everything else.
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It's not necessary to read the source material in order to "get" the show, but it wouldn't hurt.
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A Democratic leadership aide said rules reform is not necessary to get spending bills moving again this year.
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We know it's tempting to splurge on the latest and greatest Apple products, but honestly, it's not necessary.
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He said it was nice to have an existing relationship with a coach but that it was not necessary.
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We're told local cops regularly ask if they can help out backstage, and are usually told it's not necessary.
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Anything not working, we'll fix, and anything that seems obsolete and not necessary, we're going to do away with.
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O'Hagan concluded that the level of force exhibited by Bonar during the incident was not necessary to arrest Morris.
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"If we decide then (March 4) that the measure is not necessary, we might still hold off," he said.
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And I'm not saying it's not necessary because on some levels it is, but on other levels it's not.
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Special precautions are not necessary, Miami-Dade County officials said, though people with allergies may want to remain indoors.
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The goal was to hopefully hear that chemotherapy was not necessary, so that Gregg might explore holistic healing options.
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Special precautions are not necessary, Miami-Dade County officials advised, though people with allergies may want to remain indoors.
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By contrast, there is no risk of this type of rejection with Strimvelis since a donor is not necessary.
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"We aim to be the logistics fabric across the region, not necessary number one in, say, Jakarta," Lai said.
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I actually take the minority view among funeral directors that it is not necessary for the majority of circumstances.
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The agency will determine an environmental impact statement is not necessary before strengthening the efficiency standards for federal buildings.
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It is nice, but not necessary, to have the ability to sear or brown in the slow cooker insert.
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In a statement, Boeing reiterated that the instrument is not necessary for the safe operation of a commercial aircraft.
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While seeing the Empire State Building in person is a cool experience, going to the top is not necessary.
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The perspective of a woman is important if not necessary to creating a comprehensive picture of the industry today.
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A giant grill is not necessary — a small hibachi-type, store-bought or makeshift, is the way to go.
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Even if they're busy, they're still accessible enough that it's not necessary to jump through hoops to reach them.
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No. We made some change in the plans and got rid of some things that are simply not necessary.
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"We turn off everything that is not necessary for making the event work," said Dr. Levin, the project scientist.
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"It's not necessary to do what the Cuban people have done here in the streets of Miami," she said.
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Lamb is a classic partner, but it's not necessary to tiptoe chateau-style with a rack or roast leg.
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If you're just trying to prevent plantar fasciitis, repeating the routine four times a day is probably not necessary.
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She claims during rehearsals he repeatedly tried to kiss her even though she told him it was not necessary.
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"Our experience during construction of the power plant indicates that that is not necessary what will happen," he said.
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Typically that testing is not necessary because we do not treat any symptoms of menopause based on hormone levels.
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It was corroborated that no one could enter, so it is not necessary for the Atletico players to come.
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A light sprinkle of salt a day or two ahead offers some advantages, he said, but it's not necessary.
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True, but it is not necessary to roll back the rules on big banks to give small banks relief.
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"It's not necessary for us to find evidence of a quid pro quo," Mr. Schiff said on Sept. 22.
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But war is not necessary to achieve prevention, despite what some in the Trump administration seem to have concluded.
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"It's not necessary for every type of vacation," particularly when it comes to more local domestic destinations, Hall said.
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The best way to overcome this is for you to be that ideal candidate, making looking further not necessary.
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"It's not necessary that the policy rate can't go lower than 1.25%, which is the record low," he said.
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That doesn't matter, the argument goes, because these are not women, but animatronic objects, so consent is not necessary.
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"In my view, retaliation for the sake of retaliation is not necessary at this time," tweeted South Carolina Sen.
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Working with the DeepMind team, we found that Streams is not necessary for our organisation at the current time.
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"The provisional custody was not necessary from my point of view and went on for too long," he said.
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The senator went on to say it's not necessary to wait for the Defense Department to finish its investigation.
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It's never had that ... do you need to have that big group of companies there or is that not necessary?
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But observe that for most of the OASIS as depicted in the book and the film this is not necessary.
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It's not necessary to give your lashes a break since your natural hair growth cycle is every 6-8 weeks.
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EPA acting administrator Andrew Wheeler said the data proves that federal regulations are not necessary to drive carbon dioxide reductions.
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The Justice Department ultimately told AMI that registration was not necessary, according to a February 2019 Wall Street Journal report.
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"Well, arrests were are actually not necessary in such cases: such anti-Americans must be immediately shot," read the post.
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"'The truth is, I hate the concept of a prenuptial contract, but that doesn't mean it's not necessary," he said.
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The female orgasm is secondary, a happy accident if it occurs, but certainly not necessary for a complete sexual experience.
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This is especially true when we assume that precautions are not necessary because such tragedies happen only to negligent parents.
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It's not necessary to have it when you start a trip, though, since everything can be done through the app.
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That's not necessary, though, as the companion Mix app lets people make loop notes and pick different instruments and sounds.
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But for Rambo to go on another adventure might be, I think, misinterpreted as a mercenary gesture and not necessary.
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JANET YELLEN: I would say now that they're in a range of neutral, that it's not necessary to act preemptively.
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"Declaring the Internet a public utility is not necessary, and it will surely prove to be unwise," that article concluded.
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AR, by design, maintains its users' connection with the real world, and that means that a headset is not necessary.
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As long as you stay behind the lens, looking and observing the world, it is not necessary to fully participate.
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The first step is to ensure that doctors—and patients—know that it is not necessary to die in pain.
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Another brand stepped up to the plate to challenge them, upping the culinary anté when it was really not necessary.
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He declined to elaborate on the number of government troops killed, saying it was "not necessary" to give the figures.
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A lawyer is not necessary as long as buyers work with a reputable real estate agency, Mr. da Costa said.
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It is not necessary to make a science project of creating the patina: Under these circumstances, it will simply happen.
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It also suggested it was not necessary to increase biofuel use to meet Brazil's commitments under a global climate pact.
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It's not necessary to send people walking across acres as often if you have a machine eye on the field.
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"I expect that in the end the ANC will say it is not necessary to amend the constitution," he said.
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"I think what I carried in Afghanistan, it is not necessary for somebody to be carrying around here," he said.
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Malema, however, believes it is not necessary to refer the bill to the upper house, which could hasten its passing.
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"Walter Kohn showed that it is not necessary to consider the motion of each individual electron," the Swedish Academy said.
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It is not necessary to be in a relationship because you can show love to your parents, family or friends.
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Nonetheless, luxury wines like Lafite, which cost many hundreds of dollars a bottle, are not necessary for tastings like this.
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Mr. Phillips said it was not necessary because the city had already passed a law limiting donations to such groups.
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If a person is not experiencing any frequent bloating, flatulence, diarrhea or discomfort, a low FODMAP diet is not necessary.
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This massive tax cut for corporations will decimate revenues and is not necessary to keep U.S. firms from moving offshore.
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"We oppose cuts that we think are not necessary," said spokesman Harrie Lindelauff of the FNV Union, the country's largest.
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When it comes to baby products, you might think a baby bottle warmer is something extra that&aposs not necessary.
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The Senate majority leader said on Tuesday that the bill is "not necessary" and that Trump would never sign it.
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Stopping the Clean Power Plan in its tracks simply to expand its focus on methane emissions is also not necessary.
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The weapon needs no specific target to be launched, and a human is not necessary to its lethal decision making.
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You should think twice before revealing that information on medical forms, for example, where that information is often not necessary.
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According to CNN, permission from D.C. was not necessary since the mural is on a building owned by the company.
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But Schiff, Engel and Cummings insist a vote of the full House is not necessary to initiate an impeachment inquiry.
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But others have argued that it is not necessary, dismissing Republican complaints that they've been cut out of the process.
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And when a reporter recently apologized for asking a question about that game, Guy told him it was not necessary.
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It also burns much cleaner, so the expensive scrubbers and bag houses required to capture coal's bad residuals are not necessary.
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This example from Pinterest is cute, but it's not necessary to use wedding lingo; consider just using your wedding's colors instead.
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Yu addressed the tough conditions in the U.S., saying it's not necessary to be in the market in order to grow.
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PG&E's jump came after BlueMountain, a hedge fund and a shareholder of the company, said declaring bankruptcy was not necessary.
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"This was not necessary in any way," says Reed Kroloff, who heads the College of Architecture at Illinois Institute of Technology.
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"We believe today's rebates, which helped drive list prices skyward, are not necessary to a strong negotiating ecosystem," Azar said yesterday.
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Japanese-language abilities are not necessary for highly skilled workers wanting visas, but only a handful of companies work in English.
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You have a seat post, kickstand, handlebars, pedals, front wheel, and mud guard (included, but not necessary for a functional bike).
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Bait is not necessary to catch shrimp as they will be naturally be drawn to the fish trap out of curiosity.
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In 2016, we conducted a poll for our readers, and 83 percent of voters said that daylight saving is not necessary.
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It's also not necessary for AirTV users to even use Sling TV, the subscription over-the-top streaming service Dish owns.
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Admittedly, that's not necessary for most of us, but crucial for competitive gamers who need every last frame they can get.
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Daimler said on Thursday the software features in question were not necessary for the Vito model to pass European emission tests.
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The model was gettin' fit at Santa Monica beach by the pier, and eventually decided wearing a shirt was not necessary.
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Successful candidates (a degree is not necessary to apply) are trained for 12 months in fields including data science and cybersecurity.
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Sending out formal invitations is not necessary, as these gatherings are typically announced at the end of the more formal reception.
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The state's gas industry, however, said the tax is not necessary since the state already has a per well impact fee.
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"Although it's not necessary to include every reason, you should end a relationship with integrity, which means with honesty," she explained.
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During a call with reporters, administration officials also emphasized that the individual mandate was not necessary for the law to function.
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Wall Street bull Jeffrey Mills believes a Federal Reserve interest rate cut is not necessary to sustain the stock market rally.
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"But I think as long as they are out front, team orders are not necessary," Prost said of Hamilton and Rosberg.
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But Pallone said the special panel is "not necessary," citing the work his existing committee and others can do on climate.
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He instructed prosecutors to seek the maximum possible sentences in every criminal case, even when they are not necessary or appropriate.
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The currency can be used to purchase purely cosmetic items for your character, making in-game payments appealing, but not necessary.
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Evidence of inflation is not necessary for her to back another rate hike as long as her forecasts hold, Mester said.
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A new commission is not necessary; the president-elect and his Cabinet have ample resources that were not available to Reagan.
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A higher corporation tax on those businesses that make exceptional profits from digitization could be envisaged, but is perhaps not necessary.
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The agency's regulatory documents and its website consistently maintain the position that seat belts in larger school buses are not necessary.
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Even though precise input is not necessary from a gameplay standpoint, I am just more comfortable with a mouse and keyboard.
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Nowotny said it was also not necessary to raise all interest rates at the same time and by the same amount.
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In some cases, treatment is not necessary if the tapeworm exits the body on its own, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Chief Katranakis said state approval was not necessary because the Police Department was not using the technique to identify specific individuals.
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For those 16 to 18, parents must be aware of the request but their permission is not necessary, Mr. Pleiter said.
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"It's not necessary to forgive seven times, but rather 70 times seven," Mr. Santos said, citing Jesus' words from the Gospels.
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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill could miss several weeks with a sternoclavicular joint injury but surgery is not necessary.
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And although the higher salary is appreciated, it's not necessary for Thompson to live a full life in the nation's capital.
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Finally, while it is true that death will claim us all, it is not necessary to cede ground to it prematurely.
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The team said an exam had determined that surgery was not necessary but did not give a timetable for Cano's return.
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But several Republicans said Saturday they are more convinced than ever that it is not necessary to issue new subpoenas. Sen.
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"The public call for blood donors was not necessary to meet immediate demand and led to resource waste," the study concluded.
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So I think it's a solution in search of a problem that's absolutely not necessary," Johnson said on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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"[W]ar is not necessary to achieve prevention, despite what some in the Trump administration seem to have concluded," Rice wrote.
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Indeed, while criminal conduct can provide an especially powerful basis for impeachment, common sense dictates that it's not necessary for impeachment.
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Still others say it is not necessary to own the solar provider to sell batteries to go with solar power systems.
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Santos called on the nation to limit its use of electricity in a bid to make sure rationing is not necessary.
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It is not necessary and we would not want you to incur any risk of injury or infection on our behalf.
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The team said an exam had determined that surgery was not necessary but did not give a timetable for Cano's return.
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Boeing officials promised American and Southwest pilots a software fix within several weeks, but added that extra training was not necessary.
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I often think of singers drawing themselves up to full height to belt, but you are demonstrating that that's not necessary.
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He refuted the notion that the use of race was not necessary because it only affected a small percentage of the school.
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Yet it is not necessary that all electricity should come from a mixture of renewables and batteries, even if it were possible.
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A lot of people also talk about this current anti-corruption campaign that's going in China as not necessary just about corruption.
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"We know from two decades of experience that utility-style regulation is not necessary to achieving that goal," he said in February.
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But Clemmer told Reuters in a telephone interview that those margins are not necessary to meet NXP's growth and cash return goals.
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Sincerely,[Your Name] You could include a sentence or so about why you're leaving and your future plans, but it's not necessary.
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Some of the country's most successful entrepreneurs are adamant that a formal business education is not necessary to follow in their footsteps.
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Although many have relied on pap smears for chlamydia testing, they're actually not necessary for it: Urine tests are just as effective.
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"I'm not necessary for this part — everyone knows why they are here and they get on with the networking themselves," he said.
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"The best success of a KfW programme is when it's not necessary any more," says Jörg Zeuner of the German development bank.
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France would like to see one in the hundreds of billions of euros and Germany believes it is not necessary at all.
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While it's not necessary to have a PS4 Pro to play VR, the promise of higher-quality graphics could tempt some consumers.
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Of course, doing one of these enemas is not necessary for anal sex at all because a little shit never hurt anyone.
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While Gottlieb said he hopes that's not necessary, the agency will "absolutely" need to if teen vaping trends don't reverse their course.
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Prosecutors had asked Broderick last week to jail Ng. Broderick said that was not necessary, but he imposed some additional security measures.
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Information isn't directly related to a cyberthreat if "it is not necessary to assist others [to] detect, prevent, or mitigate" the threat.
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The court found that the injunction was not necessary because the issue could have been more appropriately adjudicated in a district court.
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In 2012, the Romney campaign had a Washington attorney down there trying to make all sorts of changes that were not necessary.
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"SoftBank has demonstrated an appetite, and where it makes sense we will do something but it's not necessary at all," said Wyler.
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I LIKE HAVING A LITTLE BIT OF A DIVIDEND THAT'S NOT NECESSARY TO ME. YOU KNOW, RIGHT NOW I WOULDN'T BUY TREASURIES.
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Another key to saving: Go over your credit card statements and see what expenses are not necessary or don't make you happy.
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"The effects were mostly minor and it was not necessary to admit anyone for further treatment," Sussex Police said in a statement.
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However the CNIL said it considered this to be excessive since the data "are not necessary for the operation of the service".
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Grid operators strongly opposed the department's proposal, citing deep anti-competitive concerns and saying it was not necessary to preserve grid reliability.
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This means ensuring respect of their sovereignty and laws, and keeping Germany informed of potentially controversial operations even when technically not necessary.
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But it's not necessary: ESPN has no intention of showing its 450-minute O. J. Simpson documentary to the crowd at Craft.
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This was not necessary to compete in this key sector with China, but rather to lure industry from the U.S. to Mexico.
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Gowdy said after the memo was released publicly that the dossier was not necessary for the investigation into Trump's team and Russia.
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The White House said that was not necessary because they testified under oath before the Senate Judiciary Committee for hours last week.
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Officials countered that the spending was not necessary because most Americans already know about that the health insurance options that are available.
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Boeing said the disagree alert was not considered a safety feature and was not necessary for the safe operation of the plane.
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The American authorities have called for an outright ban, but some British officials have said such a blanket blockade is not necessary.
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"It was such a profoundly large number of papers during the three-year review period," he said, "that words were not necessary."
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But it's not necessary to wait all the way until Trump is crowned in Cleveland to start rolling out the big guns.
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The movie looks as if it cost a lot even when it's not necessary; the classiness of the supporting cast, however, is.
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In Lombardy, about 40 percent of the electorate — some three million voters — went to the polls, but a quorum was not necessary.
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Meanwhile, 6% of people are still shaking their hands and hugging, while 8% of people are shopping when it is not necessary.
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"If the descent of the crew is not necessary for operations, they wont be able to disembark for 15 days," it added.
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Fans of the Westworld show will likely understand what's going on here a little bit faster, but it's not necessary to play.
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He cited an October appearance by Mr. Mulvaney on "Fox News Sunday" as the reason his testimony under oath was not necessary.
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It is not necessary because America's regular armed forces are strong enough to defeat enemies without recourse to weapons of mass destruction.
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Tobias Lutke, founder and CEO of Canadian e-commerce company Shopify, says working 80 hours each week is not necessary for success.
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"I'm not sure it's not necessary to have the same training," he said, adding that the U.N. aviation body should discuss it.
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Best of all, social media is free, until you get into paid advertising, but first things first – that's not necessary right away.
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The board's approval is important, but not necessary to the project, and this week city officials announced that the plan would proceed.
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"Through our deregulatory actions, the Trump Administration has proven that burdensome federal regulations are not necessary to drive environmental progress," he said.
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That suggests disclosures were either not necessary, because the magazines paid for their editors to attend, or were simply not considered important.
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Republicans have said it's not necessary — they're going to hear from Ford and Kavanaugh on Thursday, no other witnesses, and that's that.
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On Thursday, the Pentagon said it was not considering a technical working group and that it was not necessary at this stage.
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WHO Director-General Margaret Chan told reporters an international coordinated response was needed, although restrictions on travel or trade were not necessary.
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"It is not necessary to kill whales in order to study them," Frydenberg added, without confirming the exact location of the current hunt.
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As Chief Justice John Roberts has said, if it's not necessary to decide more in a case, it's necessary not to do so.
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But because your body can already make enough glutamine to support these processes, supplementation is not necessary and a waste of your money.
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Redstone, who also is on the board of Viacom and CBS, answered that Viacom could find partners, and an acquisition was not necessary.
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So long as your portfolio as a whole has the asset mix you want, it's not necessary that each account match those targets.
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Things become flashier and weirder, in classic '90s style, but it still seemed like a useful, if not necessary, bit of cinema flair.
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The NCCA imprimatur, though helpful, is not necessary to use EyeDetect on Syrian and Iraqi refugees, who are neither citizens nor job applicants.
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"A nationalisation is not on the table, it is not necessary ... it is a less than abstract possibility," Modiano told a news conference.
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"We only learned about this possibility today, this morning, about this possibility that Apple is not necessary," Assistant U.S. Attorney Tracy Wilkison said.
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For sprinkling on top, it is not necessary to buy salt brought down from the Himalayas or hauled up from the Tasman seabed.
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It is not necessary to reach that far back to feel the progress, which has galloped swiftly ahead in the past 10 years.
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The document says the changes in the bill are "not necessary" and would "undermine" the success of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
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Democrats argued that the legislation is not necessary, reading letters from Alabama doctors about the rarity of the situation, according to the newspaper.
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"A nationalization is not on the table, it is not necessary ... it is a less than abstract possibility," Modiano told a news conference.
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It is not necessary to credit Trump with any deep strategy (whether authoritarianism or offshore balancing) to find meaningful patterns in his actions.
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Journalistic experience is not necessary: the last few people to do this job had not been journalists before they arrived at the paper.
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Other things that are "useful if not necessary for writing music" include having hands, possessing the gift of perfect pitch, and being Mozart.
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Not only would it be prohibitive in terms of money and space, it's also not necessary to tell the history of video games.
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But it's not necessary for you, as executor, to judge whether your brother was a good enough son to merit a speaking berth.
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Lawyers and successful freelancers recommended having contracts, even if they're not necessary, to ensure you know what the expectations of your projects are.
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The advisory said it was not necessary for people who had visited those venues to see a doctor unless they were experiencing symptoms.
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API, which represents more than 600 oil and gas companies, argues that the Obama-era rules directly covering methane are therefore not necessary.
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And as for the ones who can't accept this, well, I've found that it's not necessary for me to give a further response.
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It is not necessary for a President Trump to actually withdraw American security guarantees from these regions in order to prompt these reactions.
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Now, I'm not saying that you should partner with Aquarians to find happiness—you can if you want to, but it's not necessary.
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"It's not necessary for me to sit through them if I can be raising thousands of dollars to actually pay for" fund programs.
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These procedures are not necessary for all transgender or non-binary people — many opt to not take hormones or have surgery at all.
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And about 10 percent of the people interviewed said a plan was not necessary to address gender pay gap challenges in their organizations.
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Not respectful of the lawyers, I thought, and anyway not necessary; the trial was so riveting that I briefly considered becoming one myself.
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"We've been consistent in our appeals in the past that martial law is not necessary in the fight against extremist groups," he said.
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"This is an equilibrium process, not an inflationary one," Bullard said, and "it is not necessary to disrupt" it with higher interest rates.
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"" But Republicans argue the legislation is not necessary and appear deeply skeptical that Trump would fire Mueller, who is widely respected in Washington.
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And it's notable in that article, Kavanaugh did not say that the statute is not necessary because the Constitution already protects the president.
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More and more Americans say belief in God is not necessary for morality, but that uptick has taken place almost exclusively among Democrats.
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But I would want to live in a society where they're not necessary, where they're not the people who are doing the work.
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Whether I was supposed to tip was also a big one — and something I learned several Hong Kong dollars later is not necessary there.
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However, western airports are fairly open: It is not necessary to pass through security to enter, only when passing through secure checkpoints to gates.
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They said the resources in the refuge "simply are not necessary for our nation's energy independence" and that lawsuits would likely accompany any development.
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Ortega says the actress no longer wears extensions because her hair is so healthy and long that they're just not necessary for any style.
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Joe's manipulative tendencies are, if not necessary for his big-picture obsessions with new, open forms of communication, at least an unfortunate side effect.
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In the early stages of a relationship, it's not necessary to disclose information that isn't important to the partnership under the guise of honesty.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says such votes are not necessary, and are not planned as the Democratic majority pursues its impeachment inquiry of Trump.
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It's not necessary to make in order to create, because unmaking something can lead to the creation of something — an idea, object, or proposal.
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I think modern feminists try to create a boogeyman out of what they call the patriarchy and hunt it down, but it's not necessary.
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A strength of the work is that it is not necessary to get all of the references to still find pleasure in the poems.
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Britain says this is not necessary as it will still be complying with the same international financial rules as those enforced in the bloc.
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Republicans have sharply criticized Mr. Obama's moves on pay equity, saying that gender discrimination is already illegal and that additional steps are not necessary.
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Hero Vision is a simple game and although it's not necessary to duck around much, kids will get a real kick out of it.
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PERINO: And that this -- Republicans, like 22018 of them, saying OK impeach Rod Rosenstein over something that the justice department says is not necessary.
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"As far as I'm concerned, most of the time it's not necessary to shoot off at the mouth and respond every time," he said.
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There are plenty of other points to touch on in that review, but it's not necessary to pick on a single product or manufacturer.
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"There's a big opportunity for much smaller scale demand ... Big, long-term contracts are not necessary in order to supply (such projects)," Utsler said.
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But the agency said Tuesday those rules are not necessary, because "more than 99 percent of light motor vehicle" already include these braking technologies.
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Yet, the White House has enabled Congress to shirk its responsibility by arguing that a new war authorization would be ideal but not necessary.
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Therefore, it's not necessary to get 5 percent to 6 percent interest on your fixed-income investments when inflation is less than 1 percent.
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Not only are these costly in blood and treasure, but such large-scale interventions are often not necessary to fight relatively small terrorist groups.
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Many Republicans in Congress have said that legislation to protect Mueller and his investigation is not necessary because they believe Trump wouldn't dismiss him.
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As for whether we should rush out and add "pH-balancing" formulas to our skin regimen, cosmetic chemist James Hammer says it's not necessary.
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The sloped sides of a traditional pie dish are there to make it easier to slice and serve, but they are certainly not necessary.
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Many countries with the same level of debt as Lebanon would generally seek a bailout, but Hariri said that's not necessary for his country.
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Fisher-Price, which stood by the safety of the Rock 'n Play and said a recall was not necessary, can keep selling the product.
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Colleges have always positioned themselves to help students gain the skills they need to get a good fifth job, not necessary a first job.
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"It not necessary for the I.A.E.A. to inspect at random military sites without good cause or to just test Iran's cooperation," Mr. Kimball said.
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But, one could argue, is it not necessary for a person to have the intention of never sinning again in order to receive absolution?
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For days, United States officials had assured American passengers that evacuation was not necessary, even as more than 200 cases were diagnosed on board.
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Groen repeated on Wednesday his company would be interested in combining operations with other companies in Germany, but said a deal was not necessary.
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Most Republicans, including GOP leaders, however, have argued prior to this week that legislation is not necessary because Trump is unlikely to fire Mueller.
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Fortunately, a trip to Italy is not necessary to learn a few best practices that come from generations of my family's pasta-making tradition.
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Dershowitz responded by saying there had been "no probable cause" of crimes committed by Trump and that meant a special counsel was not necessary.
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Critics of the methane rule say the regulation, which covers emissions from oil and gas operations on federal and Indian land, is not necessary.
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President Trump failed to address the civil dimension of counterterrorism and counterinsurgency, which is not necessary in an exercise in creating a mission impossible.
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As for policy, let's recognize the debate over whether a wall is or is not necessary (or racist) for what it is: irrelevant political theater.
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Apple will tell you that's not necessary when you have a trackpad, but the Surface Pro 4 with the Type Cover has one, as well.
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"The previous levels are still considered as safe -- they are just not necessary," says Tom Heilandt, secretary of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, explaining the change.
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Additional strong evidence shows that it is not necessary to eliminate food groups or conform to a single dietary pattern to achieve healthy dietary patterns.
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Disruption to Alpine skiing competitions is not unusual, however, and it is a rare Games where some re-jigging of the schedule is not necessary.
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Be patient the first few weeks, and take mental control of the devil on your shoulder telling you the habit is necessary; it's not necessary.
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" The proposed policy, Apple concludes, "is not necessary or appropriate because we have already demonstrated our commitment to a holistic view of inclusion and diversity.
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Accenting capital letters (État) can be so complicated that some have even been led to believe — incorrectly — that it is not necessary, the report lamented.
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The AirPods, while not necessary to use Apple's latest iPhones, were seen as a key part of Apple's reasoning for not including a headphone jack.
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"Wholesale changes to the plans are not necessary and could derail years of hard work," National Wildlife Federation President Collin O'Mara said in a statement.
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, CNBC has compiled a list of the top-paying professions where a bachelor's degree is not necessary.
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"There's always something for me to fix, so it's not necessary to let clients skip an appointment for months and be super hairy," she says.
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The White House has said it would be nice, but not necessary, for Congress to pass a new authorization for the use of military force.
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However, John Gore, the acting head of the Justice Department's civil rights division, said last year the question is "not necessary" to enforce the VRA.
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"It was not necessary, and that's what we are here to say and we are truly apologetic," the mayor said at a news conference Friday.
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I get the thinking on letting users know who's live but it's not necessary and seems to be something a lot of people don't want.
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It's not necessary that if somebody did his work and somebody practiced more than you, you have to go and accuse somebody that they cheated.
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While a modest level of consolidation among smaller entities might improve certain institutional capabilities, large integrated health systems are not necessary to realize those gains.
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However nice the Spotify widget is in Snapchat, it's not necessary — you can also add a link to Spotify on an existing photo or video.
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"It is not necessary to extend the Iran Sanctions Act at this time, as it does not expire until December," a senior administration official said.
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But the investigators said that Twitter would need to perform "extensive engineering efforts" to recover information that is "not necessary," and declined to follow up.
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The base LaCrosse comes with a four-cylinder engine, and reviewers at the time said that the optional V6 upgrade was nice, but not necessary.
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The global securities watchdog IOSCO decided last year that price reporting agencies were adhering to industry guidelines and said further annual reviews were not necessary.
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But Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem said the exemptions granted to financial traders in the new text went beyond international requirements and were not necessary.
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I'm from an area where things have happened that I can speak about but I'm not going to because it's not necessary for me to.
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Although theory had told him a bill of rights was not necessary, political controversy and the need to get elected had shown that it was.
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Some lawmakers have questioned whether such legislation would be constitutional, and Mr. McConnell has said repeatedly that additional protections for Mr. Mueller are not necessary.
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"We hope that it is not necessary for us to commence suit against you to recover amounts paid to you under the Agreement," they wrote.
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"We hope that it is not necessary for us to commence suit against you to recover amounts paid to you under the Agreement," they wrote.
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Mr. Pasco argued consent decrees were not necessary, pointing to Cincinnati, where police reforms took place without that level of oversight from the Justice Department.
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Understanding the game is not necessary to grasp a process where chess is used as a tool to imprint the foundations of concentrated decision-making.
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But republicans say some of the democratic measures are not necessary for the pandemic, but simply to give small businesses and workers a better environment.
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A familiarity with the biography of Eastman — black, gay, emotionally vulnerable — is not necessary to appreciate his music, which can be ceremonial, cunning and brash.
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" Here's how Jeb Bush put it on Twitter: Bush's punchline: "And to think many now believe that America's leadership in the world is not necessary.
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With virtual currencies, it is not necessary to disclose your identity, and the system was created by people who were interested in protecting financial privacy.
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Committee aides say that a formal vote is not necessary, because the probe they began in March will help Democrats decide whether to pursue impeachment.
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The Foreign Ministry's combative spokeswoman, Hua Chunying, singled out the United States, saying that the World Health Organization has said such restrictions are not necessary.
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One famed bakery, Murray's Bagels, announced in 2015 that it would toast a bagel upon request, though its leaders believed the step was not necessary.
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BREXIT: SCOTTISH COURT RULES NOT NECESSARY TO ISSUE AN ORDER FORCING UK PM JOHNSON TO SEND LETTER REQUESTING BREXIT DELAY TO THE EU - BBC REPORTER
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On Friday, a federal prosecutor told Goldsmith his injunction was not necessary because many of the detainees were appealing final deportation orders through immigration court.
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Though this might paint a dismal scene of where you want your goals to take you, Branson says these moments are normal, if not necessary.
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Most of the time, that is not necessary since healthcare providers usually have their patients in their electronic systems and know how to bill them.
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The central bank also used to hold weekly reverse repo auctions as a standing facility, but extra short-term liquidity was not necessary this year.
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Importantly, it's not necessary (or actually even beneficial) to seek out the candidates and elected officials who are in whatever sense "best" on climate issues.
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Critics maintain that people with bachelor's degrees are not necessary to fill the so-called skills gap and that they are just taking jobs from Americans.
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After the #OscarsSoWhite outcry, the Academy took steps to increase diversity among its voters — something Portnow said is not necessary for the Recording Academy to do.
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He believes, however, that they will "progressively understand" that it's not necessary to "sweat every quarter" and can depend on earnings growth as an Apple stockholder.
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These examples of blackface worn in the past by elected officials elicit not necessary surprise but rather reinforce the unfailing constancy of American anti-black racism.
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"It is not necessary...to raise the policy rate further in order to put downward pressure on inflation, since inflation is already below target," he added.
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At this point, I'm not sure which set of features would make the smartwatch an indispensable — as opposed to nice-to-have-but-not-necessary — gadget.
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The doctor determined that rushing to the hospital was not necessary, and that the girl could wait to see her regular doctor when the storm cleared.
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"[The payments] were in fact directed by Ghosn for his personal enrichment and were not necessary from a business standpoint," the company said in a statement.
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"They should always see their primary care physician within 7 to 14 days of leaving the hospital unless they are told it's not necessary," Barnett advised.
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It would be a final mark of acknowledgement that these digital competitive endeavors are indeed sports, but for a majority of fans, it's probably not necessary.
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Businesses are welcomed to pay for Facebook ads to boost their job applications and target to specific candidates, but it's not necessary to use the feature.
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"A technical working group at this stage is not necessary or a path the United States is considering as a resolution," Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon said.
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"People can disagree about marriage equality and still believe it's not necessary to discriminate against someone because of their sexual orientation or gender identity," says Aiken.
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Musk has famously, and controversially, insisted the laser infrared technology lidar so favored by the vast majority of competitors is not necessary for full self autonomy.
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Because scientists were confident the simpler uranium device built at Oak Ridge would work, it was decided a detonation test was not necessary according to Eckles.
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After meeting with Mueller earlier this summer, Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr said it was not necessary for the committee leaders to meet with Mueller again.
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I said, 'Tom, the Army has plenty of lawyers, they really don't need you, and it's not necessary for you to join the Army to serve.
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This compilation of Times images from the 2016 primaries proves that it's not necessary to have a candidate in the shot to compose an eloquent image.
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Truth No. 6: While tax increases are not necessary to solve our fiscal predicament, pro-growth tax reform can and should contribute to the eventual solution.
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Democrats, for their part, have maintained that hearing from the whistle-blower is not necessary, and have stressed the importance of protecting his identity and safety.
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Again, it's not necessary, but I'd say it's worth trying if you have a reverse osmosis system and you find your brews are coming out bitter.
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While probably not necessary for short documents, page numbers can play an important role in keeping your longer documents organized — especially if you're printing them out.
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The competition authority had previously concluded that opening an investigation into the company was not necessary, but decided to change its decision after a second evaluation.
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In June, Apple updated its developer policies to ban collecting data about usage of other apps or data that's not necessary for an app to function.
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For example, it's not necessary to aim for simultaneous orgasms, and after someone orgasms, they can continue to please their partners with their hands or mouth.
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Buyers can consult an outside lawyer, "but it is not necessary," Ms. Ginevra said, noting that in her office, an in-house lawyer writes the contract.
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In its simplest and low-tech form, visits to the doctors are not necessary and a simple telephone call or video conference can be facilitated instead.
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Personally I every day I say my daughters, my husband and other person during the day "I love you", not necessary with words almost with attitudes.
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"Going to war with Iran is not necessary," said Representative Seth Moulton, a Democrat from Massachusetts and presidential candidate who served with the Marines in Iraq.
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If you'd like, you may want to have two pillows and a scarf handy to help with some of the poses, but that is not necessary.
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However, he said the outbreaks in Italy and South Korea, while large, were confined and localized, meaning that further travel bans to Australia were not necessary.
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A skillet with a lid is useful but not necessary; use a large baking sheet or a piece of foil to cover the skillet when needed.
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What the lesser minds problem and this in-group–out-group contrast phenomenon demonstrate is that animosity between groups is not necessary for dehumanization to occur.
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"The secretary will not use all $3.6 billion if he determines it's not necessary," an official told reporters traveling with the acting defense secretary to Texas.
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"We believe that New York is such an attractive city for people to want to bring these shows to" that taxpayer-funded incentives are not necessary.
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And I think you heard Mr. Philbin tie himself into knots, as to why this should be the first trial in which witnesses are not necessary.
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Some say the amendment is not necessary, but advocates point to the #MeToo movement as proof that sexism is still a major issue in American society.
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Some say the amendment is not necessary, but advocates point to the #MeToo movement as proof that sexism is still a major issue in American society.
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"I want to call on our nationals please not to visit this region if not necessary," Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen wrote on her Facebook page.
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"He didn't write off January but it is not necessary at this stage," said Hosen Marjaee, senior managing director, Canadian fixed income at Manulife Asset Management.
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And I think it's a really good decision, because the new generation with the Vision 2030 are already open minded and understand that it's not necessary.
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There's no sign therapy alters this trajectory—talking with a professional isn't harmful, but it's not necessary if you don't want to do it, Rutt says.
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"Going to war with Iran is not necessary," said Representative Seth Moulton, Democrat of Massachusetts and a presidential candidate, who served with the Marines in Iraq.
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It is not necessary to understand long-term climate variations, like the coming and going of ice ages, when following an advancing line of damaging thunderstorms.
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But even more importantly, the more we take antibiotics — particularly when they're not necessary — the more we increase the chances of helping develop antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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"There are many surgeries for which opioids are not necessary but for which they are regularly prescribed," Brummett, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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In April, an FAA panel concluded in a draft report that simulator-based training is not necessary for pilots who flew the previous version of the 737.
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"It's not necessary to have a pedestrian fence in places where the infrastructure doesn't support people walking toward the border," Vitiello said in his May Senate testimony.
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Boeing said Sunday a standard alert that had been disabled on the 26 Max jet due to a glitch was not necessary to safely operate the aircraft.
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Of course, buying into the art music context of the Velvet Underground is not necessary in order to be deeply affected by their look and their music.
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Probably not necessary for most users, but it does feel like something of a missed opportunity, in terms of setting the handset apart from its Apple counterparts.
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No LiDAR: Hotz is outspoken about his belief that LiDAR—a sensor used to help cars "see"—is not necessary for autonomous driving, as Axios previously explored.
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And while Republicans would certainly welcome any Democratic support they could find from red state Democrats up in 2018, under reconciliation it's not necessary they have them.
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"The FBI is trying to require companies like Google and Apple to do something that is not necessary, that is not mandatory under federal law, " noted Barnes.
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"We encourage people to make connections with other LGBTQ people who are Americans, not necessary refugees or asylees, but the language can be a barrier," Dix added.
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Some return to the work they were doing before their breaks, but others train for entirely new careers in other fields, so previous experience is not necessary.
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A quid pro quo is not necessary to prove high crimes or misdemeanors, which is the standard the U.S. Constitution requires for the impeachment of a president.
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While not necessary since it is a federal facility on federal land, like any controversial project, there should be some enticement for Nevada to accept this facility.
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"I'm not saying it's not necessary, because on some levels it is, but in other levels it's not, but it's a very, very expensive thing," he said.
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Pete Sessions, the outgoing chairman of the House Rules Committee, said the Yemen resolution is not necessary and would have little impact on ongoing operations in Yemen.
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As Morgan Chalfant and Olivia Beavers report, Democrats have accused Barr of following conspiracy theories and GOP talking points, arguing that a new probe was not necessary.
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At WIRED, I wrote a story explaining why waiving HIPAA was actually not necessary in this case—but why worried healthcare providers might want it waived anyways.
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The exhibition's wall panels provides this guiding context, often through generous explanation — but reading them, though enlightening, is not necessary: the works alone carry their emotional force.
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House Democratic leadership sources pointed to the announcement as a rationale for scrapping Wednesday's vote, saying it was not necessary in light of the bipartisan, bicameral negotiations.
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Sometimes their auto repair shops billed insurers for work not performed, work that was performed but not necessary, and for old parts they passed off as new.
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Bill Clinton deployed military forces in Somalia and he bombed Serbia for more than 60 days without congressional authorization, arguing it was not necessary in either case.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell forcefully defended Mueller Tuesday saying the should be allowed to finish his investigation and that legislation was "not necessary" to shield him.
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"We have always felt that imposing artificial deadlines was not necessary from the Canadian standpoint ... I thought that was a constructive proposal from the president," said Freeland.
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It is not necessary to accept the accuracy of the numbers or the methodology to recognize that we are an over-governed society and an underperforming economy.
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An expensive four-year college degree is not necessary for millions of good-paying jobs that are available immediately in industries like advanced manufacturing, aerospace and cybersecurity.
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But, John Gore, the acting head of the DOJ's civil rights division, said in a deposition last year that the question is "not necessary" to enforce the VRA.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's central bank on Saturday dismissed media reports that it was not necessary to link national identity card numbers, known as Aadhar numbers, to bank accounts.
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More recently, though, the candidate softened his stance, saying it&aposs not necessary to scrap the airport and suggesting instead that it be built entirely with private capital.
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While it's certainly not necessary to locate here, it does seem to be the single urban location most closely associated with massively scalable, money-losing consumer-facing startups.
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Al-Ghamdi resigned soon afterwards, going on to create uproar in 2014 when he said that while women should dress modestly, the full face veil was not necessary.
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While London pointed out during cross-examination that the larynx and neck cartilage were not damaged, Persechino said that was not necessary to prove a chokehold was applied.
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Kara Lynch, the UCSF doctor responsible for the study, says "financial restrictions" prevented her from using more participants, or a control group, but that they were not necessary.
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Once you start thinking about replies as a native feature of a tweet, you realize that it's not necessary for reply tweets to include people's usernames at all.
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While support for an inquiry or one's party affiliation does not necessary equate with support for impeachment, it is clear that 51 percent of Trump's map isn't blue.
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He also said that finding a Zika-carrying mosquito is like finding a needle in a haystack, and doing so is not necessary to confirm local mosquito transmission.
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"If you look at [higher inflammation] as a negative, you could actually hinder your performance by cutting back when it's not necessary based on a snapshot," Sheahan says.
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Disruption to the Alpine skiing at the Winter Olympics is not unusual and it is a rare Games where some re-jigging of the schedule is not necessary.
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They also found it was not necessary to edit all of the hair cells — neighboring unedited cells didn't not degenerate despite still having the mutant gene, Urnov says.
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But he said that he did not believe the agreement represented a substantive change to Greece's bailout program, meaning a broader debate in the Bundestag was not necessary.
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On Thursday, he held a town hall on the grounds of a contaminated Superfund site in Pensacola, for the purpose of arguing that the EPA is not necessary.
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Spectrum below 1 GHz is not necessary to compete effectively in the wireless market and there was never a need for a reserve in the 600 MHz auction.
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It would be as if senators decided that a two-thirds vote was not necessary for removal, despite the fact that the Constitution explicitly requires such a supermajority.
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It is not necessary to say that trans discrimination is "like" other forms of discrimination, because it has a nuance and well-documented history in and of itself.
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It is not necessary, and would be a major political mistake, for Democrats to take away from consumers the ability to buy private insurance policies if they choose.
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In 2017, an independent report from a California engineering firm concluded that, in the Los Angeles region, storage fields like Aliso Canyon's are not necessary to prevent blackouts.
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According to the AP, Ragland, who also served in the Air Force for nine years, told police the request was "not necessary" but left the shop without incident.
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Either way, they're not necessary to snap a photo of yourself, and I know mine sits at home in a drawer rather than getting put to good use.
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Although it is not necessary for the head of NASA to be a scientist, if confirmed, Bridenstine would be the first elected official to serve as NASA administrator.
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The statement came more than 12 hours after the White House physician released a statement saying that because the president had no symptoms, a test was not necessary.
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We decide to enter a sort of dream already when we enter the world of a book; it is not necessary to wake up twice at the end.
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Having a backyard is a plus, but not necessary – just make sure you anticipate an energetic dog that requires long walks (or runs) in order to stay happy.
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" She went on, "We always said it was so great to be involved in a sport where you wouldn't have such scandals because this is simply not necessary.
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You also probably can gain this strength with one set of lifts, he says; five and even three sets were not necessary in this study to improve strength.
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" Milicic continued ... "I consider myself less good guys, it is not necessary to judge and ridicule when, thank God, you have not passed the path that I am.
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Boeing has proposed introducing a fail-safe system to stop MCAS misfiring, and reversing its longstanding position that simulator training was not necessary for pilots flying the plane.
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And I think a lot of Berlin's early success was fuelled by people who were not necessary German and definitely not Berliners coming and starting a company there.
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The notion of "gender fluidity" — that it's not necessary to identify as either male or female, that gender can be expressed as a continuum — is roiling traditional definitions.
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Nadler denied Republicans' request for eight witnesses to appear before the inquiry, saying they were either not necessary for Monday's hearing or beyond the scope of the inquiry.
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The Democratic members of Congress in that area of Texas, and several of the Republicans there, have said a wall along the entire Texas border is not necessary.
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Additional tests, such as a flat brain-wave scan or an angiogram showing no cerebral blood flow, could be used to confirm the diagnosis but were not necessary.
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Mr. Pai said he was generally supportive of the idea behind net neutrality but said the rules went too far and were not necessary for an open internet.
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Consensus analysis of this industry is deeply flawed at both the analytical and managerial levels and, therefore, it is creating instability in these stocks which is simply not necessary.
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But while I respect honest lobbying about which pieces of ePrivacy are not necessary I think ePrivacy will help first small businesses, and not necessarily the big tech startups.
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" Fujikawa revealed to his 4,600 followers that he was uncertain about revealing his sexuality, as initially, he felt it was not necessary "because it doesn't matter if anyone knows.
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"To be clear I'm not for abolishing ICE, but it's also not necessary that ICE be the agency to carry out all of these functions," Amash told BuzzFeed News.
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But John Gore, the acting head of the DOJ's civil rights division, said in his deposition released late Sunday that the question is "not necessary" for enforcing the VRA.
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Tim Hortons representatives confirmed that purchases are not necessary to use store restrooms, although some restaurants may have door codes or other locks on bathrooms, according to local reports.
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He agreed a budget correction was not necessary, though one would be implemented if needed, and said Italy's deficit would be lower than initially forecast due to lower expenditure.
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"Most of the autistic women I've met have incredible coping structures that they come up with them themselves, but we should work towards the point where that's not necessary."
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It is not necessary to prove willful conduct when awarding actual damages, in this case the coffee company's profits for improper use of the Marley name, the panel said.
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Although it may eventually interface with specialty hardware like Braille readers, it's not necessary for many of the games and lessons, so that lowers the deployment bar as well.
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But the Treasurer said on Monday that a so-called Royal Commission was not necessary, although it has the strong backing of the public and the opposition Labor Party.
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Democrats also increasingly reject the notion that belief in God is required for a person to be moral; 64% say that's not necessary, up from about half in 2010.
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We also laugh because it usually something that's not that bad in pain and something that we could walk through and live and not necessary going to the hospital.
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The welcome news for those who wish to see a new government in Tehran without the dangerous plan Giuliani recommends is that U.S. involvement is not necessary for change.
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If you really hate ads on your lockscreen, you may want to pay extra for the ad-free version, but it's not necessary, as the ads aren't really intrusive.
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Zhou said it was not necessary for China to use currency policy to boost trade, reaffirming Beijing's stance that it will not rely on yuan depreciation to boost exports.
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Some 300,000 people in the United States undergo an appendectomy each year, but sometimes, the appendix turns out not to have been inflamed, meaning the operation was not necessary.
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In short, the FBI agent says that revealing the exploit used to bypass the protections offered by the Tor Browser is not necessary for the defense and their case.
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A newscaster looking at a weather report that says 28º to 30º nationwide would KNOW that her viewers are aware that it's not necessary to wear a jacket outside.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian energy minister Khalid al-Falih said that freezing output is not "necessary" for the time being after signing a cooperation pact on Monday with Russia.
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"We expect to finalize the deal some time before June," he said, adding that it was not necessary for Geely to have a seat on the AB Volvo board.
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" A senior administration official said only that while testing was not necessary, Mr. Trump "requested the test, and it was his decision to make his personal medical test public.
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Dickson is showing no symptoms and has not been tested, in accordance with CDC guidelines that say testing is not necessary if no symptoms are present, the official added.
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For pictures of kittens or your friends' children, such provenance is probably not necessary, but if you seek to document a public figure's malfeasance, the evidentiary threshold is higher.
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He can see that there's a lot of friction and tension that is not necessary, not when they're all trying to stop the dead from taking over the living.
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The bikini segment was not necessary for that feeling, though it was the most well-received by the howling crowd, and I wish we hadn't had to do it.
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"Iowa and New Hampshire are not necessary, and a top-three finish in both is enough to show viability and a presence," Markos Moulitsas of Daily Kos told me.
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It also said that ideas for deeper euro zone integration like a euro zone budget or an unemployment insurance scheme were economically not necessary in a stable monetary union.
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"The WHO declared a global health emergency but more importantly said travel and trade restrictions were not necessary," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA in New York.
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Still, one witness told House lawmakers on Wednesday that proving Kaspersky's cooperation in any spying operation is not necessary to demonstrate the risk its software poses to government computers.
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It said on Friday rapid loan growth in a number of segments could still be seen since its June decision but that it was not necessary yet to react.
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Critics of the drills have long complained that they are a needless source of tensions, equivalent to North Korea's missile launches, and not necessary from a US military perspective.
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It&aposs not necessary to have multiple credit cards to see benefits either — even just having one can put money in your pocket that a debit card couldn&apost.
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This means that first ladyism occupies a strange place where it is not necessary, per se, but it certainly encompasses a lot of duties useful to the head of state.
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Though the Switch can connect to wifi, and has games that use or even require a connection, it is not necessary to maintain a constant, stable connection to the internet.
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So, I think nowadays, it's not necessary for Chinese indie game developers to start by striving for the international market, and becoming an international studio who only works in China.
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At a press conference Wednesday morning, FTC Chairman Joe Simons said it was not necessary to question Zuckerberg to get a hold of the information it needed for the probe.
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But it is not necessary to know exactly what went on in a brain—of either the silicon or biological variety—to decide whether an accident could have been avoided.
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The revitalization of TLC feels timely and, if not necessary, a delightful ode to the days when bands could sell millions of records off the strength of expertly-crafted songs.
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Pai decided that an FCC review of whether the merger was in the "public interest" was not necessary because the companies were not transferring any broadcast licenses in the deal.
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Pros: Large capacity is great for offices or restaurants, keep large amounts of water warm, boils quickly,Cons: Expensive and not necessary unless you need an endless hot water supply
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The results of a survey by the Beijing Youth Daily newspaper released in March found that, like Xu, 213 percent of internet users polled thought carrying cash was not necessary.
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Price did clarify, though, that the president will not declare a national emergency for now, arguing that it's "on the table" but that it's not necessary to take further action.
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By the same token, it's not necessary to stipulate that sex between two specific men is forbidden if a categorical prohibition against sex between men is already on the books.
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If you go to a show with just paintings, it can be explained to you and you can get emotional, but it's not necessary, you can still enjoy the paintings.
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For you demonstrate to someone that you have any love feeling for this person not necessary have that it is this day every day, every moment you can do it.
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After the Supreme Court struck down the heart of the enforcement provisions within the Voting Rights Act in 2013, Mr. McConnell said it was not necessary to offer an alternative.
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As doctors got more fatigued, they defaulted to the easy thing: just writing an antibiotic prescription rather than taking the time to explain to patients why it is not necessary.
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Malls, hotels, cafes, restaurants and theaters will shut down, employees should not go into their workplaces if not necessary while vital services, pharmacies, supermarkets and banks will continue to operate.
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For example, in the Bay Area, people are being asked to shelter in place, which basically means like don't leave the home under most conditions, if not necessary at all.
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What we didn't get, though, were the sort of showy questions designed to goad the candidates into fights — not necessary anyway, since so many participants came with fighting points prepared.
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Will Venezuela ever return to the country that it was, one where it was not necessary to swim to the shore in Curaçao after being tossed from a fishing boat?
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Other lawmakers have asserted that an explicit arrangement is not necessary, and that Trump's seeking a foreign power to investigate a domestic political rival is clear enough proof of wrongdoing.
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While the Merriam-Webster Dictionary's definition of luxury is "something that is expensive and not necessary," I consider items such as laptops and smartphones luxuries but also necessary for my job.
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And a lot of the money that is being talked about right now in the current bill that&aposs under consideration is $25 billion, so not necessary for all new wall.
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It's not necessary to do this — to send and receive bitcoins, you can simply use wallet software — but it does make Bitcoin more decentralized if more people run their own node.
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"What we've done is removed the sequences not necessary for screening and brought the liver scan down to 15 minutes [and] the total scanning time down to an hour," Gal says.
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Now, it's not necessary to fold your letters like they're going to be delivered in lamplight by a courier, but it will add to the mise-en-scène of it all.
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The DA [sic], based on the date [sic] provided, has increased the aggregate production quotas for both oxycodone (for sale) and hydromorphone and has determined that a hearing is not necessary.
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"It's not necessary to take excessive stimulus to achieve the growth target," People's Bank of China (PBOC) governor Zhou Xiaochuan was quoted as saying in March, according to a Reuters report.
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While it can be tempting to formalize all exchanges if it's what you're accustomed to or because it's how you were taught, a lot of the time, it's just not necessary.
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Mr. Emanuel said Tuesday when asked about the lawyer Jordan Marsh's resignation that it was not necessary for the Justice Department to add the law department to its Chicago police investigation.
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Vieira Lima's attorney Gamil Föppel said his arrest was not necessary, because the former minister never refused to collaborate in the investigation and had offered to give the police his passport.
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Panama's success also strengthened the hand of those who argue that the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams is not necessary to allow more smaller countries to take part.
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With two parties, there will always be areas on which no one can agree but the type of antipathy that has been on display between Obama and Congress is not necessary.
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Biyombo had a fun year, but he is the definition of a player who becomes a casualty for an ascendant team in a salary-capped league—he is just not necessary.
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It's not necessary for us to stay in [the] Americana box but it is necessary for us to keep telling our stories and to put our full effort into our music.
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The intersection of finance and technology, known in the industry as fintech, does not necessary pit major banks against internet lenders, Stephen Sheinbaum, founder of online financing marketplace Bizfi, said Wednesday.
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With native software development becoming less important, and the browser becoming more important, the lack of scale in Chrome OS will not matter as much, since native applications are not necessary.
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Furthermore, he can prevent the harmful exploratory process of seismic airgun blasting from devastating our marine ecosystems—a process that's not necessary with offshore drilling off the table in the Atlantic.
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Last month, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, insisted at I.M.F. meetings in Washington that it was "not necessary," saying it would distract Greece from taking steps to transform its economy.
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Under the new law, users must be able to use a site even if they choose to opt out of data collection practices that are not necessary for the site's service.
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To be clear, this does not necessary mean that the U.S. should realign in favor of Iran and against the Saudis - that may be politically untenable in both Tehran and Washington.
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"This type of regulation is not necessary, it kills jobs, and it does not protect the image of our city as being open for business and growth," he told the council.
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"But continuous, unprompted recording of what is happening on and along the road is not necessary for a plaintiff to secure evidence," the Federal Court of Justice said in a statement.
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"While at this stage the precise cause of his death remains unknown, local police confirmed it was not necessary to proceed with a criminal investigation," organizers told Reuters in an email.
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For instance, in one study, dogs watched as researchers shifted a lever on a box before opening the lid, which was an action that was not necessary to open the box.
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The conservative Law and Justice Party, which swept to power in October, has taken a hard-line view, declaring that restitution legislation is not necessary because the past is the past.
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Most of the reasons these governments cited were related to national security and defamation, Google reported, adding that it assesses each request, but does not necessary comply with all of them.
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Asked about growing pressure for President Donald Trump to use the Defense Production Act to force companies to mass produce critical supplies, Adams suggested that it's not necessary at this point.
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In an order made public on Thursday, the commission said it was "not necessary" to consider those concerns, because the structure of the deal itself was problematic enough on its own.
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Thanks largely to social media, it's not necessary to make a big financial investment to boost earnings, said Jeff Katz, a personal trainer and owner of San Diego-based GymPact Coaching.
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"As of the filing of this Complaint, the patient continues to receive inpatient care at BCH, even though, as of this date, acute inpatient care is not necessary," the lawsuit says.
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During the initial approval of the plane and after two crashes killed 346 people last year, Boeing argued in conversations with the Federal Aviation Administration that simulator training was not necessary.
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Arguing that assistance to unemployed, able-bodied adults was not necessary in a strong economy, the administration would press states to impose work requirements that governors had been allowed to waive.
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"It is not necessary that 2017 will be a year of crisis for the EU." Saturday's meeting of the leaders is the second of what are planned to be regular gatherings.
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For example, unless you're in an industry (like public relations) where Twitter is king, it's not necessary to have an account just for the sake of saying you have an account.
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Although the president has denied offering any quid pro quo in exchange for a corruption investigation into Biden, Pelosi and the Democratic Party have said such an offer was not necessary.
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No. 3, it was more than just being not necessary and unkind, it was dangerous, because it lived the narrative that there is undying enmity between Islam and the West. Right.
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So if we want to know what's next with Trumpism, it's not necessary to determine exactly how self-aware he is, the precise admixture of evil genius and rage addled amateur.
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Janney also recounted an actor who required them to put Neosporin on their lips, and Daniel Kaluuya, who was also on the couch, learned far too late that tongue was not necessary.
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Now that Tesla has achieved high-volume production of Model 3 sedans, the company has begun demonstrating that - contrary to many skeptics' long-held beliefs - additional capital raises are probably not necessary.
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When you have white nationalists talking about how the 19th amendment is not necessary and they'd like to see it gone, it fuels people's interest in the ERA for the first time.
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The store is making consent a condition of sale – but sharing the data with other stores is not necessary for that sale, so consent is not freely given and is not valid.
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Following the meeting with Pompeo, Ebrard said considering the advances Mexico had made, it was not necessary to initiate negotiations on a safe third country agreement between Mexico and the United States.
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These are smaller, rural hospitals with much fewer patients than our urban hospitals and the bill is not necessary for them in meeting the needs of their patients or the hospital's budget.
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Card Shimming is not a vulnerability with a chip card, nor with an ATM, and therefore it is not necessary to add protection mechanisms against this form of attack to the ATM.
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Now it's not necessary because you have the Internet and social media and you can put your work out there by saying, 'Hey, here I am and this is what I do.
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He mentions the appropriateness criteria established by the American College of Radiologists, which are basically a set of evidence-based rules for when to perform a CT, and when it's not necessary.
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Momentum for reform waned last December after the minister in charge dismissed an official report that recommended having a referendum before changes were made, something the Liberals had said was not necessary.
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Acupressure mats are definitely not necessary, though, and if you are dealing with a health problem, you're better off talking to your doctor and figuring out a treatment plan that actually works.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has argued, as recently as Tuesday, that the bill is not necessary since he believes there is no indication President Donald Trump is moving to fire Mueller.
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The TV is useful when my roommate and I want to watch a game or a movie together, but it's not necessary — I usually watch TV in my bed on my laptop.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has called lidar sensors, which send out pulses of light to detect objects around them, a crutch that is not necessary for vehicles to drive without human assistance.
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"It is not necessary to do futures which is highly risky when physical prices are good and we can make money," said a futures market trader for a midsize steelmaker in Hebei.
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"Freezing (production levels) is one of the preferred possibilities but it's not necessary today," Falih told the Saudi-owned Al Arabiya TV after a news conference with his Russian counterpart in China.
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After an M.T.A. board meeting on Wednesday, Mr. Lhota said that the letter was not necessary and that he was happy to share updates on the subway action plan with the city.
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May's de facto deputy, argued that a referral was not necessary, suggesting that Mr. Williamson was not being accused formally of breaking the official secrecy laws that senior ministers promise to obey.
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Moderation does not mean truth is always found equidistant between two extreme positions, nor does it mean that bold and at times even radical steps are not necessary to advance moral ends.
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That -- that is not necessary -- you know, in other words, some of the priorities in this bill are about transparency and openness and accessibility and the rest, that's a subject of debate.
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"I want to call on our nationals please not to visit this region if not necessary," Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen wrote on her Facebook page late on Tuesday, referring to Wuhan.
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"Girls need to know it's not necessary to wear these shirts, and that if they stop buying them, then Abercrombie will stop selling them," said 13-year-old Jettie Fields, MTV reported.
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Italy's economy minister said on Monday that nationalising troubled Italian banks was not necessary, as concerns mounted that a plan to rescue lender Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena might come unstuck.
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Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett told reporters in a Sunday news conference that "125 members of the National Guard are on their way" and said he hopes it's "not necessary to deploy" them.
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Ebs Burnough, former deputy social secretary to Michelle Obama, said it's not necessary to have an active first lady's office as long as the social secretary has access to the Oval Office.
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Instead, studies support the big argument against "stand your ground" laws: that they legally empower people to use force even when it's not necessary, and that could lead to more unnecessary violence.
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The steps can take the shape of single-person housing (but not necessary solitary, which leaves someone isolated from the outside world for 21-plus hours a day), as Hill now has.
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IATA says a rescue fund is not necessary and would distort competition, highlighting that its members in Europe already have a voluntary agreement to offer rescue fares to those needing to return home.
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Even when relocation is not necessary, the draft rules would increase EU supervision of foreign clearers with activities in the bloc, a move that has been openly criticized by the U.S. financial regulator.
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"They are going through a learning curve that is not necessary and completely outdated — and they're taking an enormous risk," Naomi Rose of the Animal Welfare Institute in Washington, D.C., told USA Today.
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Folks think they're raising awareness by sharing this as an act of resistance or consciousness-building, but I argue that it's not necessary to share those videos, especially not the moment of death.
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Instead, studies support the big argument against "stand your ground" laws: that they legally empower people to use force even when it's not necessary, and that appears to lead to more unnecessary violence.
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The typical approach is to open up the skull and remove half of the brain — the left side is not necessary to function normally — to eliminate the tissue that is causing the seizures.
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I, for one, think a woman can play a bullwhip-wielding doctor who saves the world without a hokey feminized name, but especially in the case of Indiana Jones, it's literally not necessary!
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" He supports Trump withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement, but not his move to drastically reduce the size of protected land in Utah known as the Bears Ears monument: "That's just not necessary.
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But the United States still distinguishes between its citizens and others when it comes to surveillance, because court approval is not necessary when American agencies want to monitor noncitizens outside the United States.
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That may seem unusual, but it is permissible under Texas law — and a US marshal at the scene told the judge it was not necessary for her to observe the body in person.
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Mr. Banks said that in those cases, the Administration for Children's Services would already have assessed the needs of the child so it was not necessary for his agency to do so again.
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Masks Masks and respirators have become more common as people try to protect themselves from the virus, leading to shortages, even though health officials have said they're not necessary for the general population.
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The National Health Service Trust asked the High Court of Justice to declare that approval from the Court of Protection was not necessary for a decision that the family doctors had agreed on.
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Boeing has maintained that simulator training is not necessary for the 737 Max and regulators do not require it, but many airlines bought the multimillion-dollar machines to give their pilots more practice.
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