Nevertheless, war will come — if not now, then soon.
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"I'm not homeless, not now, thanks to her," Childs said.
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He said not now, but he would return in 217.
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Clarkesworld Magazine also published Chelsea Muzar's "Not Now" last year.
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The photo does not now appear on that Instagram feed.
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All of this raises the question: If not now, when?
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Injuries have never stopped me before and certainly not now.
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"I'm not homeless, not now," he said, "thanks to her."
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I want to talk about your book but not now.
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Not now, and maybe not for the next four years.
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Or, if they're not now, they will be one day.
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I won't give up on dating, at least not now.
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I can't go back to Afghanistan, at least not now.
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Maybe later at lower prices, but not yet, not now.
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To the skeptics we would ask 'if not now, when?
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If not, now is the perfect time to tackle them.
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They think it happened in the past, but not now.
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Could he not now rise to the level of fool?
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Try eating vegan for a week — if not now, when?
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One would introduce cost considerations that do not now exist.
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And if not now, as the ancient rabbis asked, when?
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It's going to change -- if not now, it will eventually.
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Most consumers say they'll eventually go electric, but not now.
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"The timing for this is simply not now," Wall said.
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Friedman said Lockette is not now employed in financial services.
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The question is whether our universe is stable or not now.
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If not, now you've officially heard of the programming language R!
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But it should have been done four years ago, not now.
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We do not now nor have we ever deserved American Vandal.
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The Trump administration isn't using that power — at least, not now.
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They will not now be ready until 2020, an unprecedented delay.
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Why not now to dive into this passion I've always had?
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Bottling up your feelings isn't ever smart, but especially not now.
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We all figured this news would come eventually, but not now.
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But he also knows that if it's not now, it's when.
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Maybe at some point I'll have to, but it's not now.
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"Not now," he said, bouncing down the stairs toward the clubhouse.
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Experiment with saying "no" or at least, "not now" to requests.
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Not now, not in five years, not in 10 years, never.
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But we have an old Jewish saying: 'If not now, when?
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"Marianne is not exiting this race, not now," Patricia Ewing wrote.
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"Not now, babe," Mike said, his eyes on his computer screen.
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Electric cars are not big profit makers, at least not now.
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She is not now and will not ever run for president.
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Yet these admonitions do not now seem to apply at home.
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If Not Now, in particular, exemplifies Zimmerman's approach to the conflict.
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I used to be very bitter about it, but I'm not now.
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That may be the case some day, but it is not now.
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At some point, you'd figure this would boil over — but not now.
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Subtle has a time and place, and it's not here, not now.
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If not now, when should you start paying attention to the primaries?
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" I also had a moment when I thought: "If not now, when?
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That offer will not now be taken up, according to the officials.
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Not now, and not in 2008 when they crushed the worldwide economy.
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I am positive he is not now, nor has he ever, cheated.
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Mostly because Trump is not now and never was in the military.
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The time to salvage the season was three weeks ago, not now.
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But a joke about murder just doesn't play well, especially not now.
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The smart money is on the Fed lowering rates — but not now.
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Then the recognition hit her like a slap: Not now, she thought.
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He is not the best golfer, not now, maybe not ever again.
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Yes — and yet they are not now and essentially never have been.
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MAYBE SIX WEEKS AGO OR SO I JUST DECIDED WHY NOT NOW?
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"California is not turning back — not now, not ever," Brown defiantly declared.
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But a more relevant question, politically at least, is why not now?
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Trump is not now nor has he ever been a nuanced policymaker.
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The donations we make to political candidates are not now tax-deductible.
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THERE are few things that airlines will not now put a price on.
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If that was ever the right strategy, Biden is betting it's not now.
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Not now, and they didn't receive [before when the PA was in power].
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They're not now trying to compete with the studios but they probably will.
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It does not now have, and has never had, a written ballot measure.
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It is not now available for Cigna-administered Medicare and Medicaid government plans.
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It was just going to be an off week but it's not now.
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I wasn't within the recommend age guidelines then, and I'm certainly not now.
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I think it would have been 10 years ago, but it's not now.
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If not now and here, when will you ever contact the Other World?
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They will not now go to school if it means starting in kindergarten.
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He will no doubt face criticism if he does not now follow through.
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I mean, not now, but you can kind of tell they once were.
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Beyond the Choir has helped Sunrise, If Not Now, and AllOfUs, among others.
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And that horse is not now about to go back into the barn.
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If not now, did you ever ride the bus to and from school?
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I still think we're going to go above 3 percent, but not now.
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But if not now, ERA activists say, it's just a matter of time.
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However, the delay in his arrival means this will not now be possible.
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Still, Bullock has been pretty clear: no Senate race — not now, not ever.
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I am not now, nor have I ever been involved in covering for Brooks.
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It's not now about the issue and who said what and who regrets what.
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Rosen points instead to competition from other "outsider" candidates not now serving in Washington.
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So I'm gonna take a pass on that and say not here, not now.
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"This speech should have been delivered one year from now, not now, damn it."
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Notably, Hari Mari didn't have to pay for this tech—at least, not now.
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I am not now and have never been a supporter of Donald Trump's candidacy.
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Not now, today, talking about vaccines in a Berkeley coffee shop, but back then?
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U.S. brokerage industry records show he is not now registered with any brokerage firm.
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The decision on whether to delist Toshiba or not now rests with the bourse.
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It was inevitable that it would come to this — if not now, then soon.
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Trump was eager to talk gun policy after the Orlando shooting, but not now?
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Comfort was not the point: not then, and not now, on the small screen.
|
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Very much like North Korea, this should have been fixed years ago, not now.
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But even if that was the right choice then, it often is not now.
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The reality is that I am not cool — not really, not now or ever.
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The Hill: Women ask "if not now when?" after Warren exits the presidential race.
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But Dr. Noël is in no mood to become British — at least not now.
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But even if that was the right choice then, it often is not now.
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We want shoppers to use reusable canvas bags during normal times, but not now.
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Legislative aspiration is not the same thing as effective governing — not now, not ever.
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But the latest announcement said these value recovery instruments would not now be included.
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Is it not now considered to be mainstream, or am I guilty of elitism?
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The North Korean people do not now believe in North Korean's system and ideology.
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It's a problem that should have been fixed a long time ago, not now.
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" When Stavin asks if he will die, Snake reassuringly tells him: "No, not now.
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I was the editor-in-chief a couple of years ago; I'm not now.
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She adds that "Open Casket" is not now for sale, and never will be.
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If the regulations had been properly enforced, Grenfell might not now be a charred shell.
|
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We are not now competitive in the world economy due to our high business tax.
|
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I remember thinking No no no this is not happening no no no not now.
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"And we're not going to let Michael Bloomberg take it away — not now, not ever."
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Does it not now have a responsibility to advance the technology, despite possible growing pains?
|
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When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said "no wall" — not now, not ever — she meant it.
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"In the future, I would like to have more children — but not now," she says.
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"If it&aposs not now, then it will be 10 years from now," he said.
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" When Rocca asked if she hoped to fall in love again, Dion said "not now.
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But the reality of it is folks weren't necessarily safe before, and they're not now.
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Some local people are determined to see the positive side - if not now, then later.
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You should be doing this already, but if you're not, now is definitely the time.
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Granted, bots are not necessarily designed, at least not now, to be faster than us.
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The unresolved accusation was something Mueller could not live with -- not then, and not now.
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I would not now know about my high-risk prostate cancer which requires immediate surgery.
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When she was arrested, she repeatedly asked for her mother; the police said, Not now.
|
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Neither of those sins will come without cost—not now that Marcus possesses absolute power.
|
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If not, now is the time to stop, or at least slow, the Asian giant.
|
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"If Not Now, When?" by Incubus from 2011 is said to be a frustrating album.
|
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But Akinci will not now be attending, Greek Cypriot officials and Turkey's NTV channel said.
|
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If Mable Ringling's closets were empty when Mr. McCarty took over, they are not now.
|
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"Why not now go toward the things I love?" she writes in the final poem.
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This is not now something that's really focused on just manufacturing, it's becoming more political.
|
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I'm not sure if it's within his means to give anyone PTO, especially not now.
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If not now, probably never, which means there's work to be done this summer vacation.
|
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Timing is everything in politics, and the time is not now for either of them.
|
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I would not now know about my high-risk prostate cancer that requires immediate surgery.
|
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"This used to be a good place to catch them but not now," he says.
|
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Her icons TLC, Missy Elliott, and Aaliyah co-existed in the 90s, so why not now?
|
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And we're not going to stop until that problem is properly solved, and it's not now.
|
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"Shelby County has never had a history of denying voters and certainly not now," he claimed.
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In 0003 his insurer cancelled the plan, as it did not now comply with the law.
|
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"There will be another day when we talk about IPOs, but certainly not now," he said.
|
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Wolves are not now treated as a single population — but rather as two districts of populations.
|
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Cash will eventually be a fabulous asset, but not now, Dennis Gartman told CNBC on Wednesday.
|
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Graham said there may come a time when a special prosecutor is needed but not now.
|
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Not now and, even if Democrats don't win the House back in 2018, not then either.
|
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Another 4% named Harry Reid, who is not now nor ever was a Supreme Court Justice.
|
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In 2400 his insurer cancelled the plan, as it did not now comply with the law.
|
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Recessions also have been preceded by increases in inflation, and that is not now the case.
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I felt then, if not now, that male and female were more or less the same.
|
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But, it's not now," said Wren, who believes the economic recovery is "long in the tooth.
|
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"The North Korean people do not now believe in North Korea's system and ideology," Thae said.
|
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He said the committee did not now plan any more public hearings in its Russia probe.
|
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" As far as trying for another baby, "We're going to have another one, just not now.
|
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But economic restraints have never stopped Suleimani and his Quds Force before and may not now.
|
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European officials counter that agriculture was never on the table — not last July, and not now.
|
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"It may be appropriate to expedite this matter at some point, but not now," he added.
|
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She didn't want another baby, not now, and not with her soon to be ex-husband.
|
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But that time is not now, and the best prospects are not ready for a promotion.
|
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Despite speculation, Mx. Bruce and Mx. Hopkins are not now, and have never been, a couple.
|
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The new discovery might not have been made — at least, not now — without Ms. Ryan's persistence.
|
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"It's something people have done even before they built Stonehenge," he said, "so why not now?"
|
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"There may be issuance in the future associated with an acquisition, but not now," he said.
|
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But that's not going to change how she feels about what he's doing, not now, not ever.
|
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Mr Fernández-Armesto: No. The only lessons you get from the 1930s are about then, not now.
|
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I used to be, but not now… just because of his choice of music, how he acts.
|
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While there is a Sync for iCloud mail app, it does not work (not now at least).
|
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Mr Strathern's even-handed book shows how this rosy judgment was possible—if not, now, entirely plausible.
|
|
And if not, now is the opportune time to nail it down, starting with your wedding hairstyle.
|
|
Brussels and Washington both realize it will not now be completed under Obama's term as earlier envisaged.
|
|
This latest reversal indicates that more funding from that facility is not now readily available, traders said.
|
|
The fortuitous bounces that went that were going their way earlier in the season are not now.
|
|
But if there's anything juicy there, neither of the Moretz ladies are spilling — at least not now.
|
|
The most turbulent time in modern American history (It's not now) A President with low approval ratings.
|
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Germany's Schmidt said there should not now be any contaminated eggs left on store shelves in Germany.
|
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Since he was unable to attend, Bongo will not now receive the award, the Atlantic Council said.
|
|
And you would not, now do you dispute the fact that the President sometimes makes statements that.
|
|
Don't worry too much about Apple's courtroom battles over privacy and national security, at least not now.
|
|
All signs point to what he calls a "downfall", if not now, then in the near future.
|
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My family was prepared to incur all these costs in May, but not now — not without notice.
|
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Rep. Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdRepublicans preview impeachment defense strategy Davis: Congressman Will Hurd, If not now, when?
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Iran is not now making heavy water because its production plant has been shut down for maintenance.
|
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Making sweeping pronouncements about unverified criminal allegations isn't a good idea — not now, not three weeks ago.
|
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"There are new brothers, perhaps some would be suitable in the future, but not now," he wrote.
|
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Prominent American Jewish leaders — some of whom had been personally protested by If Not Now — were outraged.
|
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If Dany was second-guessing her decision to keep fighting Cersei then, she is most certainly not now.
|
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"I don't have much technical evidence to suggest much worse than that, at least not now," he added.
|
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Working full time did not keep me from being a doting parent then and it should not now.
|
|
The latest news is that Trump is saying he will not now, not ever, release his tax returns.
|
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"Like it or not, now you can't do without Russia in the Middle East," says a Western diplomat.
|
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He has lots of plans that speak to their concerns, but the race shouldn't stump him—not now.
|
|
So my thesis about why this happens is that it had to happen some time, why not now?
|
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Harvey Weinstein and Miramax are not now and have never been clients of our firm or of Anita's.
|
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There's no doubt that such expansive and secretive surveillance regimes would not now stand up to legal scrutiny.
|
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But he also said they would not now be able to prioritize efforts specifically to hire EU staff.
|
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"What date all of this gets phased in on is something we do not now know," Ryan added.
|
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He accepted responsibility, apologized, spoke encouragingly of the women, agreed to be investigated, & fairly or not, now resigned.
|
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I also got a matching one that says 'not now arctic puffin' with which I am very happy.
|
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Charlotte was far too intuitive, would probe her in ways she didn't want to be probed, not now.
|
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If you're not now a DirecTV Now customer, you can someday sign up for AT&T TV Now.
|
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There's not now and there never has been any evidence of any sort of large-scale voter fraud.
|
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"First and foremost, I have absolutely no intention of supporting Hillary Clinton — not now, not ever," Wagner said.
|
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McConnell acknowledged that his conference does not now have the votes it needs to pass its healthcare bill.
|
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"It was peaceful, but it's not now," Randez Bailey, a resident of Standing Rock, said of the protest.
|
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The ultimate way to avoid crowds is to visit during the off-season; in other words, not now.
|
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We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do — to do an impeachment.
|
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The saying is, "if not us then who, if not now then when" and I flipped it around.
|
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Many of the laws being passed to restrict abortion will not go into effect, at least not now.
|
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While it has licenses to deliver drugs in all 50 states, it does not now ship to Hawaii.
|
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"Racism -- in any of its forms -- is never acceptable, not in the 1960s and not now," Sewell said.
|
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The former spokesman for Israel's foreign ministry suggested Spicer's line was age-old diplomatic code for "not now".
|
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Perhaps one day the world will be full of foldable displays, but that time is certainly not now.
|
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She said she did not feel safe in the neighborhood before the shooting, and certainly does not now.
|
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do an impeachment," he said.
|
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She would have ... DC: I was going to retire, but ... KS: I was going to retire, but not now.
|
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"There is no 'black box' that delivers the AI system the government needs, at least not now," he continued.
|
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Must think take my few secs to I am not am not now am no longer Elliott Spencer exactly.
|
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China has been carefully building up the capacity to go where they have not; now it has done so.
|
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Small businesses are not now required to offer health insurance and they didn't universally do so prior to Obamacare.
|
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If not, now would be the time to talk to a derm about topical steroids or other prescription medications.
|
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All theologies might come from the same Bible, but they were not then and are not now equally true.
|
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I don't think they have much of a leg to stand on in that sense, and certainly not now.
|
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Had Democrats followed Sanders' lead in 2010, the uninsured rate would not now be at an all-time-low.
|
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Maybe not now, but getting out of bed in the morning is something only you can do for yourself.
|
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I've lived in that America and let me tell you: We are not going back—not now, not ever.
|
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If they do not now feel they were sold a pup, many will surely will do in due course.
|
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"If not now, when can we have significant increases for all workers, also in the public sector?" said Bsirske.
|
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" Another ally told Yahoo that Romney "is not now engaged in an effort to recruit a third-party candidate.
|
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I did not now I wanted to be an actor until I saw a production of Waiting for Godot.
|
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He is not now -- nor has he ever been -- someone with any sort of set ideas about, well, anything.
|
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"Not now, I'm on Twitter," Trump says in the spot, rejecting an incoming phone call from the Situation Room.
|
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out," Nadler told ABC's "This Week" program on March 3.
|
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It would make short-term or untested programs eligible for federal aid for which they do not now qualify.
|
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"Today, California's message to the Trump administration is simple: Not here, not now," Brown said in a press release.
|
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" He continued: "He in fact does not, did not, has never embraced an authoritarian regime and does not now.
|
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It will also send a message that there was no deal on sanctions — not in June and not now.
|
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a journalist to help, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a cinematographer to help, are they?
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Mum: *nudge* that should've been youMe: Not now,MumMum: Not asking for a political scientist to help,are they?
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Dad: *that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a Young Adult Author to help, are they?
|
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If users tap "See Posts" instead of "Not Now" they're sent to a separate screen showing recent feed posts.
|
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That alone might be worth just shy of $1,800—maybe not now, but sometime in the not-so-distant future.
|
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The time for politeness is not now, so watch RTJ's performance here and become motivated in all aspects of living.
|
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Scholars are not now supposed to debate foreign policy in the open, and strident nationalists dominate what debate there is.
|
|
All payments will be processed directly via publishers' websites, and Facebook will not take a cut—at least not now.
|
|
But don't take that as an excuse to get complacent — not now, with the next wave just over the horizon.
|
|
My mind is not now in London, but in our border -- how to relocate these new people coming from Syria?
|
|
"I don't think he's gonna join in 2 years -- not now, with all the money he's made," Jericho told us.
|
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Lord Lovat leads UK Commandos to capture village, is offered champagne by French café owner: "Not now, I'm working." pic.twitter.
|
|
Sure, yes, sure, Jay won't ever turn down food but his calculating mind is not on lettuce cups, not now.
|
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However, the source indicated the United States does not now have evidence that Iranian personnel played any direct operational role.
|
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Had Mnuchin understood this basic point of economics, he would not now be wasting his time promoting a weak dollar.
|
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"Any division inside NATO and the European Union could be used, maybe not now, but in the future," he said.
|
|
Tomás Regalado, the Republican mayor of Miami whose citizens raced to evacuate before Hurricane Irma, says if not now, when?
|
|
Above all, there is not now the kind of militaristic culture that was utterly mainstream in Europe at the time.
|
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But that will not now be any threat to the monarchy's survival because his sons' popularity will carry him forward.
|
|
Trump also seemed to critique Scotland Yard and the response was England was, among other things, not now, Mr. President.
|
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Not after the 2016 election, not after the 2018 midterms, and certainly not now, well into the 2020 primary season.
|
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My son mentioned that he might need a new thermometer at some point though, so I think why not now?
|
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This change in course has spurred debate over when, if not now, the bear market for bonds will take hold.
|
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been you Me: Not now Dad: Not asking for a copywriter to help, are they?
|
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"We need to build machines that have more practical value, and that is not now or next year," he says.
|
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If it was good enough for all those generations who came here and helped make America great, why not now?
|
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a Product Manager to help, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a UPS driver to help, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a sports marketer to help, are they?
|
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The first movie was set in 2019 and as you know, there are not now flying cars in the sky.
|
|
"I would hope not now, but at the time he might have been," Thomas said of Harry being a Trump supporter.
|
|
"The vast majority (of House Democrats) would, in fact, support impeachment -- just not now," Clyburn, a South Carolina Democrat, told Berman.
|
|
They could be fully responsible for all the content on their networks, subject to libel laws (which they are not now).
|
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So Mr Layton had to defend Missouri's original move in 2012 while also explaining why the case is not now moot.
|
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However, the firm will not now be adding Argos to its UK stable of Bensons Beds and the Harvey's furniture chains.
|
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We may or may not do something dangerous with a drone (though leaning toward "not" now that I'm writing this sentence).
|
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But Sergei Chemezov, Rostec's chief executive, said production would not now start until the end of 2020 due to U.S. sanctions.
|
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I smoke pot that, thanks to California's prop 24, may or may not now be legal in the state of California.
|
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EU Commissioner Gunther Oettinger says Brexit talks might not now start as planned on June 19, per the Telegraph's Chris Hope.
|
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He thinks that going into December's FOMC meeting was the time to sell the banks--not now, as Bill Gross argues.
|
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The first-generation American, the first in her family to go to college, who desperately wants kids someday -- but not now.
|
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We just don't see it for her, not in 1993 when they forced her into our lives, not now, not ever.
|
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This seems like a debate for the third quarter, not now, and that the market still has room to go up.
|
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But that is not how Fitzpatrick perceives himself — not now, not ever, and certainly not after throwing 31 touchdowns last season.
|
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"I knew at some point I might want to have children, but definitely not now," said Ms. Lu, who is single.
|
|
No, not now, but if you think about where vehicles are today, and it may be ... Let's talk about perception stack.
|
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New champions will rise from these ashes, ones who may not now be apparent, and a new path forward will appear.
|
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She's such a joy to watch and going to be one of the next female comedic voices, if not now already.
|
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If not now, as gymnastics officials are calling for a sea change to the entire culture of the sport, then when?
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The following weekend, the Belgian national team will not now travel to Qatar for a friendly tournament involving Portugal and Switzerland.
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"And, if I may say so, you will not now, or in the future, influence the elections of an independent Ukraine."
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"I clarify that I have not now or ever participated in any of the organizations that have been mentioned," he said.
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Audited financial statements for the year to March 31 will not now be available by the previously anticipated date of Oct.
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"Hopefully, if the economy continues to perform well and fears of globalization will fade, but that's not now or next year."
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It recently emerged that an own-brand camera device, which Kano first trailed back in 2016, will not now be shipping.
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We do not now know whether that's the case with the Democrat memo, it has to go through that scrubbing process.
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for someone who has a "juris" doctorate, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a social media influencer to help, are they?
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" Given the continued widening of the economic gender gap, it says, "it will not now be closed for another 217 years.
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But it does invite the question: If not now, when will we address the issue of gun violence as a nation?
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American uranium is not now under Russian control, and the story was investigated in several tough pieces by the New York Times.
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A full day of waiting for Bengals postseason football awaited, and that annual tradition of suppressing gloom with why-not-now optimism.
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Yet behaviour that would have seemed unconscionable two years ago does not now seem to trouble Mr Trump's party colleagues too much.
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But the pictures on the front pages of newspapers might not now be victorious warplanes but an Indian pilot freed by Pakistan.
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We're told Mel might ultimately be ok with giving Belafonte monitored visits with their child, 5-year-old Madison, but not now.
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But they don't want a prize fight to determine which one will come out on top -- not now and, ideally, not ever.
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Failure in this Copa could be what undoes him, if not now then further down the road after a lesser slip-up.
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And someday—not now or anytime soon, but all in due course in the fullness of time—we can discuss fundamental reform.
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It is safe to say that the European Union's first priority will not now be to conclude its trade deal with Mercosur.
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Chinese academics complain that risk-averse librarians will not now order even innocuous scholarly works for fear of offending the customs service.
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Go deeper: Mexico on track for most ever murders this year Mexican president tells Trump about the wall: "Not now, not ever"
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"Shelby County has never had a history of denying voters and certainly not now," he claimed after the 2013 Supreme Court ruling.
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For the conservatives, it allows health insurers to offer plans that are not now ACA compliant ... a more slimmed down, cheaper plan.
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"We have a repressive government, but not now, because we're having a party," explained Aleksandr Yerofeyev, one of those celebrating Sunday evening.
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But with an eye to the previous, disastrous split of 1981, no one is running for the exits; not now, at least.
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Have they not now acquired a different aura, given their impact on generations of artists, from Canova and Rodin to Henry Moore?
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You are so captive of everybody else's efforts in a way that it used to be a team, but it's not now.
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By contrast, Pop Art did not then, and does not now, matter — because it has never been a site of cultural resistance.
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"Google is not now, nor (to the Court's knowledge) has it ever been, an arm of the United States government," Wilson wrote.
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Mr. Hight said he did not now remember the episode, the city or the date, only that he was moved to act.
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He produced the two fastest times at the time they were run; they are not now the two fastest times in history.
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Nothing has ever come of that "allegedly" — there has never been any evidence to substantiate Mr. Trump's claim, not then, not now.
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"[Romney] is not now engaged in an effort to recruit any third party candidate," a confidant of Romney's said in an email.
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"No doesn't mean never, it means not now," Moyo told CNBC on the sidelines of the Ambrosetti Forum at Lake Como, Italy.
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AI is changing virtually everything we do, and especially the way we conduct business—if not now, most certainly in the near future.
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"It's not going to stand up, especially not now," he said in an interview before the hearing in his office at the Capitol.
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But since I'd goaded her into dialogues on her blood donating, I figured this was the chance — said, if not now, then when?
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It's been so long since the neighborhood playgroup where they met, and they don't lie to each other, not then, especially not now.
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Judges are not now required to disclose such funding, but they can do so if they decide it is relevant to a case.
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Mr Erdogan is expected to deliver a similar message when he meets Mr Trump in Washington, if the visit is not now cancelled.
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And then, because it sounds, you know, presumptuous, but nobody was writing it, so I thought, well, you know, if not now, when?
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Instead of having to click "not now" each time, you can turn this off permanently, saving time and a whole lot of nerves.
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His reasoning was simple: There was not now nor had there ever been any consensus among Republicans about what to replace Obamacare with.
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The University of Michigan, University of Texas at Austin, Vanderbilt or the University of Virginia will somehow never do; not now, not ever.
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Of course there'll come a time when my body isn't gonna react the way I want it to, but it's not now, man.
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Not now: after hitting multi-year highs of roughly 2.6 percent in December and March, 13-year yields dropped below 2.20 percent yesterday.
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"We will leave no stone unturned to confirm with certainty why these text messages are not now available to be produced," Sessions wrote.
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Conquering the world, as he had done time after time with pure punching skill, did not now seem the source of true happiness.
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" Here's a rebuttal: "From an economic perspective, groups that small do not now justify the kind of research expenditures that companies must make.
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In any event, even if passage is not now assured, the seed for future federal legislation protective of women's rights will be planted.
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It will say that the United States is truly unwilling to accept a nuclear Iran — not now, not in a decade, not ever.
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Buffett said "the answer is no," but he really means "not now" because food companies are getting cheaper thanks to Amazon, Palmer wrote.
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"I am not going to defend Donald Trump — not now, not in the future," Ryan says in the audio obtained by Breitbart News.
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Professor Isaacs, he said, did not have a conflict that required disclosure because his company's technologies are not now being used in biotech.
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So the man who has spent decades searching for his place in the world sees no reason to stop — not now, hopefully never.
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" He added that "the reason for not now is she doesn't believe it's in the best interest of her son and her family.
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The long history of US failure in Afghanistan should not now prevent us from doing the right thing: End the war now and withdraw.
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So because we don't tell many, we have to suffer silently…and suffering silently was my thing in the past, but it's not now.
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So because we don't tell many, we have to suffer silently … and suffering silently was my thing in the past, but it's not now.
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Now, I couldn't possibly comment on the corruption and incompetence which may or may not now be part of life as we know it.
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When mobile phones first came out, there was tremendous innovation both in hardware and software, but that's not now the case, according to Wood.
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Last week, the United Nations appealed for $77 million to cope with the crisis but Okoth-Obbo said that would not now be enough.
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So because we don't tell many, we have to suffer silently... and suffering silently was my thing in the past, but it's not now.
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MI) CEO Alberto Nagel said he saw room for consolidation "not now, but in 18 months" among Tier 2 banks, while Societe Generale (SOGN.
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I hope my inappropriate banter, which was always meant in a lighthearted way, does not now become twisted into being something it is not.
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Welcome to Virgo season, Aquarius: A whole lot of intimate, messy shit is going to come up for you—but if not now, when?
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Chand said that even if she does not now succeed in her bid to marry, she and her partner would remain "soulmates for life".
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Companies are getting closer by drumming up excitement — in this case with the Samsung refrigerator — but the smart home's time is still not now.
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And the Trump presidency with its insidious dynastic tendencies suggest crises ahead, maybe at home, maybe in the world; maybe not now, but soon.
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Columbus Nova itself is not now, and has never been, owned by any foreign entity or person including Viktor Vekselberg or the Renova Group.
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Hence criticism has lingered — with some, including Thune, also questioning why Apple is not now offering free battery replacements for owners of affected devices.
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Unlike the other books considered here, Fish's has no picture of the author on the cover, and Fish isn't blond (at least not now).
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She said the campaign had "a shot" at winning over undecided voters who do not now support Mr. Trump but who dislike Mrs. Clinton.
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She is present here too, having made the curtain a quotidian object that registers future potential — it will block out light, but not now.
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The defense team said prosecutors had violated due process rules and undermined the entire case, which they said could not now properly be retried.
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Floyd Mayweather and Canelo Alvarez's billion-dollar rematch ain't happening -- not now, not ever -- so says the Mexican superstars' promoter, Oscar De La Hoya.
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" The title of the speech, which Mr. Brown wrote himself, said much about its subject: "California Is Not Turning Back, Not Now, Not Ever.
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To be sure, we do not now live in a totalitarian state, and women are legally able to make choices about assisted reproductive technologies.
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This is something Donald Trump does not understand — not when he ran his business, and not now when he is recklessly running our country.
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Steward is not now, nor has he ever been, associated or affiliated with any group, cult, organization or association with any 'sovereign citizen' movement.
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After a string of close, yet ultimately unsuccessful, attempts to win Republican seats in GOP special elections, Democrats are asking if not now, when?
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Financing the tax cuts through higher deficits risked shrinking the resources available for a sustained federal commitment to research, but if not now, when?
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Also, are we not now working 24/7, with our constant refreshing of company email on iPhones and unpaid laboring over social-media content?
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If not now, when more than 150 girls and families have been hurt by a sport that turned its back on them, then when?
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We can imagine some young Turks in the Democratic ranks taking a chance on a "not now but very soon" promise on Pelosi's exit.
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If not now, then in a few years at one of those collector car auctions on TV. That is, unless Dodge manages to outdo itself.
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In a funny way, I've already had to deal with so much unpredictability, that I'm not now dealing with feeling let down by the world.
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Netanyahu's government has made clear it would not now cede the Golan and has been lobbying for U.S. recognition of Israel's claim of sovereignty there.
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If there is such a thing as a "better" time for a prime minister to be found using legal financial loopholes, it is not now.
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Syngenta reassured investors that its takeover by ChemChina would be completed, but said it does not now expect this to happen until early next year.
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Here's a 3D rendering because why not: Now, I recognize that yes, in theory, I could basically do this fermentation process on my own today.
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" However, he said the "elephant in the room" is "that we can't get the UK overseas tax havens to do the same... Why not now?
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There are few market failures in America that do not now have fintech firms clamouring to correct them, and used-car loans are no exception.
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"There was never, and is not now, a decision to stop distributing commodities on the island," FEMA said in a written statement on Wednesday evening.
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Northern Florida and south Georgia -- regions that have had drought conditions within the past year, but not now -- have the greatest probability of drier conditions.
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"Had he run for mayor not now, but next time, ... " she mused one evening as we sat in her corner office overlooking the dusky skyline.
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Cosecha, an immigrant rights group, and If Not Now, a group for young Jews critical of the Israeli occupation, have also drawn from Momentum's teachings.
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"Under Hu Jintao you could maybe make a strained argument that there was some kind of Youth League faction, but not now," Mr. Li said.
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That is not now going to happen, raising questions of whether the White House can keep the commitments that knitted the fragile GOP coalition together.
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Caitlin Moran has produced a bag with Social Enterprise UK (SEUK), that supports Britain's ethical businesses, with the slogan "Not now the patriarchy, I'm busy".
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McDonald's lawyer Willis Goldsmith said Thursday that the company "is not now and never has been" a joint employer and that its franchises are independent.
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But I have to say that this all occurred about 15 years ago, and one hopes that whistleblowers do not now live in such fear.
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The company said it would now not meet forecasts given in early January for 2020 and would not now give formal guidance for the year.
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"It suddenly seems like anything that was being lost in translation before is not now," Christian Schauf, founder of survival gear store Uncharted Supply, says.
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" What The Facts Are: What Mr. Biden Said: "He, in fact, does not, did not, has never embraced an authoritarian regime and does not now.
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"If we hadn't reversed the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success," he boasted.
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Berlusconi resigned nine months after her group, Se Non Ora, Quando (If Not Now, When), held its demonstrations, which attracted more than a million people.
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Sometimes there, sometimes not, now you see him, now you don't—less the hero of a thousand faces than the overseer with a million eyes.
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" When asked if the Duke of Sussex was a Trump supporter, Markle replied, "I would hope not now, but at the time he might have been.
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" When asked if the Duke of Sussex was a Trump supporter, Markle replied: "I would hope not now, but at the time he might have been.
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" Griffin dropped the F-bomb numerous times and when asked if she went too far in her public shaming of Trump, she said, "No, not now.
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Smith "is not now, nor has he ever been a pledge or a member ATO," the national office added in a statement provided to VICE News.
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"There is not now, nor has there ever been, any magical connection between GDP and jobs," said Derek Scissors, chief economist of the China Beige Book.
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We remain open to dialogue when North Korea is willing to conduct a serious & credible dialogue on the peaceful denuclearization, but that time is not now.
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I tell Him I want all of this so bad but that I know that He isn't going to release me, not now, not like this.
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Even the most avid Carrie Bradshaw-worshipper may not now that Cohen actually appeared in the series before his season 6 cameo as Bradshaw's shoe salesman.
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The companies see opportunity in bringing delivery to millions of retailers and restaurants that do not now offer it, all for a slice of the fees.
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"The whole notion of the optimum length of videos (or a TV show, if that is not now an anachronistic term) is an abstraction," he said.
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Asked whether a version of Sally for home use is in the works, Sekar said not now — and likely not for another five or more years.
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In short, the Select Committee's investigation is not now, and never has been, agency-centric and/or improperly focused on Secretary Clinton and the State Department.
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And finally, when I tried to imagine returning to Mississippi with my children, and it didn't seem possible, at least not now, I thought of him.
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Or maybe not — now he says he wants to bar immigrants from most of the world, except for a few who pass religious and ideological tests.
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"Just because they had really strong arguments that they are not now using doesn't mean the ones that are left are not pretty strong," he declared.
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Phone calls have turned into FaceTimes, "Not now, honey, Mommy's busy" has been replaced with $900 tablets, and mommy-monitored Instagram accounts are actually a thing.
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A judge just ruled Jason Freeman does not have a right -- at least not now -- to pick up the remains from the prison where Manson died.
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However, Parliament was suspended on Tuesday for the election period, meaning the report will not now be published until after UK voters go to the polls.
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She said she never wanted to be an old performer, but the question "Why not now?" was a strong motive for her to start solo work.
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"It may be appropriate to expedite this matter at some point, but not now," Judge Trevor McFadden, a Trump appointee, said in a seven-page memorandum.
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Becky Kakac, 68, said she would like to see a woman president in her lifetime and would love to support a female candidate — just not now.
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On Friday, though, Muhammad showed that the future is not now, even as she continued to dismiss the suggestion that she and McLaughlin have a rivalry.
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" Fiorentino added that "there is not now, and has not been for decades, any problem of abuse of minors by clergy of the Archdiocese of Washington.
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That work could be central to women's lives and identities was not then, and is not now, the dominant way we think about women and work.
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As it is, the second story disagrees with the first, and readers are owed an explanation — if not now then as soon as additional reporting allows.
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"The TV debate was a bold innovation which is bound to be carried forward into future campaigns, and could not now be abandoned," Walter Lippmann wrote.
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Stephane Richard told the news agency that consolidation "would have made things easier" but that Orange would not now change its strategy in its domestic market.
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More than 20 TPP provisions, including many that reflected U.S. interest in protecting intellectual property rights, were suspended and do not now appear in the CPTPP.
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Not now that research shows an estimated quarter-million children, at least as young as 10, were married in the United States between 2000 and 2010.
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Facebook added that on Messenger, users are then given three options: to turn the feature on, "learn more" for more information or "not now" to skip it.
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The Ryan-Brady plan also counted on a $1trn saving from repealing Obamacare, which will not now materialise, and means more deductions would have to be eliminated.
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And if not now, it would be, 'Oh in two more years, or three years, then ten years', and then just, ultimately, you just don't do them.
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"We do not now, or ever support any of our employees making comments to any of our amazing clients," reps said in a statement to the station.
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The rub is much of the upside won't come until later in the year once uncertainty surrounding trade talks between Washington and Beijing likely clears — not now.
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Diplomats in Brussels are clear that the Swiss model is not on offer to the British (many say it would not now be given to the Swiss).
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He would probably have retorted that those minoritites would not now be so vulnerable if it had not been for the heavy-handed actions of the West.
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Will the young Sanders folks' frustration lead to alienation, or will they hear Reverend Barber saying, "We can't give up on this democracy, not now, not ever"?
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Last Will does not now plan to facilitate the distribution of the powder or reveal its chemical composition after prosecutors said doing so could result in lawsuits.
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Any prosecutor or former prosecutor, if not now working in the Congress, would want congressional investigations into possible criminality by an administration to simply be shut down.
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And yet, many Republicans refuse to learn from their own mistakes or even the successes of the person who, like it or not, now leads their party.
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Maybe not now—Bob would never throw the first punch, by God, but if a kid socks him in the chin he'll get a broken nose back.
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California is preparing to create a mandatory state-run retirement plan for an estimated six million workers at companies that do not now offer any retirement benefits.
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"I repeated myself, followed by another silence, and then her response: "There was a time when I would have had a problem with this, but not now.
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If I was running the propaganda department, I would say: 'Those mistakes were made in the past, not now, and we need to learn from our mistakes.
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After May's statement, MPs said there would not now be a vote on Wednesday on the plan for parliament to take control if ministers confirmed May's pledges.
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The regulatory decision announced on Tuesday was the latest blow to 211.7st Century Fox's bid to buy the 216.3 percent of Sky it does not now own.
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But they did so only when forced to by a financial crisis, not out of conviction, and certainly not now, after five years of reasonably strong growth.
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"The fact of the matter is [Obama], in fact, does not, did not, has never embraced an authoritarian regime and does not now," Biden said to applause.
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Nuclear industry veterans know that the only reason it is not now is because environmentalists succeeded in preventing the expansion of this valuable energy technology in America.
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do an impeachment," Nadler said in an interview on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday.
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Mathew Littman, a Democratic strategist and former Biden speechwriter, said primary debates next year could "change the equation" for candidates not now gaining traction in the media.
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That time is not now, less than a week after THQ Nordic stepped in it to a degree that'd be laughable if it wasn't so obviously harmful.
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The tick to 10nm that was meant to follow the tock of the Skylakes has slipped too; Intel has said such products will not now arrive until 2017.
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Saudi Arabian oil minister Ali al-Naimi made it clear this week that a production cut is not now possible since big producers would not agree to it.
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The tweets this morning should be a reminder -- for roughly the billionth time -- that there is not now nor will there ever be a new or different Trump.
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AI platform — it's not intended for non-technical users (not now at least) — can concentrate on overseeing projects and considering strategic applications and other aspects of the projects.
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"There is a point at which I will be advocating to take the next step, but it's not now, by the way," Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said.
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"We thought it would be a cautionary tale for maybe ten years in the future—not now," Jon Milott, one of the movie's directors, said the other day.
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Amber is not the kiss and tell type, not now anyway, but AE has no shame in his game ... and told us what's going down in their bedroom.
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Several scholars of Mormonism said that if the videos had surfaced when Mr. Romney was running for president, they would have had a significant effect, but not now.
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A House vote to impeach has quickly gone from "unlikely" to "more likely than not" now that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to announce a formal impeachment inquiry.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdCNN's Bianna Golodryga: 'Rumblings' from Democrats on censuring Trump instead of impeachment Republicans preview impeachment defense strategy Davis: Congressman Will Hurd, If not now, when?
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It also said Tatneft did not now, or in the past, own fuel stations in Crimea and that the company had ended its presence in Crimea in 2013.
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"What date all of this gets phased in on is something we do not now know, because we're waiting for the Trump administration to be stood up," Ryan said.
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Hopper predicts future flight prices with 95% accuracy, according to the company, and will determine whether or not now is really the best time to buy that plane ticket.
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I'm not OK. I can say that I wasn't hurt, that I am safe, but I'm not sure how true that really is, not then, not now, not ever.
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Sure, the iPhone 25 did the "metal and glass sandwich" design first way back in 22, but not now it's back, and it's hotter and more functional than before.
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Whatever the outcome of closed-door scheming in Rome this week, Italy is likely to get its first all-populist government—if not now, then soon, after another election.
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Crucially, some cancer drugs do not now need to show that they extend overall survival, merely that they prolong the time a patient lives without the cancer getting worse.
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A verdict was expected to be passed on July 30 but the Courts Service reportedly confirmed on Wednesday that the case would not now be heard until October 12.
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If not now, when?' meaning we all benefit and stand on the shoulders of those giants who decided their moment was best used for the sake of the people.
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The administration acknowledged in the ICE conference call that DHS does not now have the right to push deportees into Mexico, said the Democratic aide familiar with the conversation.
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Even if they do arrive, we have no idea whether those apps will perform as well as they would on an Intel-based PC. No. At least not now.
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Once upon a time, Congress might have actually done something about it but not now – not when the money of the prosperous few is the lifeblood of political power.
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"Other companies that are out there might not now exist if we had done that then," he added, hinting at the rise of Netflix and of Amazon's streaming service.
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But she also utilized a piece of advice she received in the flood of nearly 4000 LinkedIn messages: "Not now" doesn't mean "not ever," a Google employee told her.
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But Mr. Obama should not now endorse state violence and ideological bigotry as acceptable side effects of the United States' larger goals of promoting free markets and security cooperation.
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The next three weeks will be crucial to next steps on this, and whether you oppose the bill or not, now is the time to make your voice heard.
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I no longer believe that Gervais is capable of creating something good and real, not now that he's been some consumed by his own self-imposed comedy demigod status.
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He said Fosun was not now involved in the Novo Banco sale, adding that "anything is possible" when asked if it could return to look at the Portuguese bank.
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" In 21964, in an effort to set the record straight, he appeared on the cover of Architecture magazine proclaiming, "I am not now and never have been a postmodernist.
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" An earlier version of this obituary misstated the year Mr. Venturi appeared on the cover of Architecture magazine proclaiming, "I am not now and never have been a postmodernist.
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" MRS CHANG, FORMER ANALYST, 45:"Not now, not at this moment, maybe two months ago, yes, but after what has been going on during the past two months, no.
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The new Constitution would also allow a president to be the official head of his party, something not now permitted, but it would limit the president to two terms.
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In fact, despite reports celebrating the recent boost to thrift stores through "the Kondo effect," the American secondhand market did not then and does not now need a boost.
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The new generation could not now produce people like Pollitt, Dimitrov, Petrovsky and Cohen, who would loyally risk all for what they believed was a great and just cause.
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When Eunice asked her mother when she would return home, she usually said, "Soon, soon, not now," and then talked about an expense that had yet to be paid.
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But Issa Rae has really blossomed in the lead role in "Insecure," an HBO series whose current sophomore season helps buttress the case for her -- eventually, if not now.
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He made the argument that combining the role of chairman and CEO might have been beneficial at an early stage at Tesla, but not now that the company is maturing.
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As Teen Vogue pointed out, Tomlinson didn't totally dismiss the idea of the boys getting back together though, explaining "there's time for that," but that time is definitely not now.
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Sam Stovall, CFRA's Chief Investment Strategist, tells CNBC that he remains Market Weight on Tech, as valuation and estimated earnings growth for the sector do not now appear especially compelling.
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If America truly wanted to stand with Israel and improve the UN body, it would not now join Eritrea, Iran and North Korea in refusing to take part in it.
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" He added, "If I do decide [to fight], it'll be with a Hall of Famer ... it won't be someone in their prime in their early 30s, no way, not now.
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"Michael Cohen is not now nor has he ever been a 'business associate' of mine," Shtayner writes in a document sent to Henderson city officials and obtained by VICE News.
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He is not now trapped in a Libyan prison, some of them funded partly by the European Union, which have turned into slave trading markets, rife with violence and abuse.
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Yet that formal resolution has not defined the play's actual impact—not now, not when I first read it as a college freshman, and probably not even in Shakespeare's time.
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" Asked if he believed Harry was a Trump supporter, Thomas Markle told "Good Morning Britain" host Piers Morgan, "I would hope not now, but at the time he might've been.
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But anyone who spent five minutes with his public statements prior to his presidential bid knew that Trump was not then and is not now an ideologue of any sort.
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The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Sessions was not now a "target" of the probe by the FBI, the Treasury Department, the CIA and the National Security Agency.
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This anti-Black Friday stance isn't necessarily to get you to buy less, but to charm you into possibly buying more — not now, but soon, and for many years thereafter.
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He wished he could say I'm home like they did on TV. He wished Old Mama — not his mom — were not now there, hobbling toward the front, cradling a boombox.
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"My modest suggestion is that he reflects (on the U.S. role in South Africa and Cuba's in Angola) and not now try to elaborate theories about Cuban politics," Castro said.
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By constraining the powers of the president, empowering Parliament, and making himself the ultimate power center beyond the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin would create institutional competition that is not now present.
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Bus drivers in Toulouse would get the same retirement benefits as those in Paris — not now the case, as the Paris system has some of the country's most generous benefits.
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The population along the Atlantic coast, which winters in the Caribbean and summers in the North Atlantic or Arctic regions, is not now considered threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
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These retirees should not now, after finishing long careers with the Postal Service, be threatened with the loss of their health insurance entirely if they do not buy additional coverage.
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"There is a point at which I will be advocating to take the next step, but it's not now, by the way," Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan told reporters here.
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Cavendish claimed his 30th Tour de France stage victory and fourth in this year's race in Saturday's 14th stage but he will not now be starting stage 17 on Wednesday.
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During the 2014 Gaza war, she founded an organization called If Not Now, a protest group that aims to change the conversation among American Jews on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Belgian Surrealism emerged with the magazine Correspondance in 1924, the same year as Breton's First Surrealist Manifesto, and would prove to be equally as seminal, if not now as famous.
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And that will take years — not only to get the technology right (autonomous aviation is dangerous) but also to write the laws that will make drone delivery legal (it's not now).
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Separately, CNBC cited sources as saying that the company would not now spin off the aerospace unit, as activist investor Daniel Loeb and his hedge fund Third Point LLC have demanded.
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"I genuinely think it would be sensible for the Prime Minister to say I will not now put this package to the vote," Labour's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer told the BBC.
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Huawei's latest Mate 10 handset—the one which AT&T will not now distribute—comes with a "neural processing unit" designed by HiSilicon, a firm based in Shenzhen, near Hong Kong.
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Asked by Reuters whether the German court was correct to say Puigdemont could not now be put on trial for rebellion, neither the Spanish government nor the Supreme Court would comment.
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It is nonsensical for Trump to be vowing that there will be "no more deal" when there is not now and never has been any realistic chance of a DACA deal.
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Maybe during the late 1990s, when productivity growth was stronger and gross job losses higher, a case could be made for the automation police de Blasio argues for ... but not now.
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But not now, because "Brass Bonanza" is the best and there's a whole generation of hockey fans who don't have it stuck in their heads like we all did growing up.
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But that case has always rested on a middle-class, managerial idea of what it is to be a "businessman" — an ideal that Trump does not now and has never embodied.
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"That's not now going to happen and therefore he won't be able to deploy that policy tool that we think is better than ObamaCare," Ryan said at a press conference Friday.
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Neelley, whose original death sentence was commuted to life in prison by a previous governor, should not be paroled "not now, and not ever," Ivey wrote in a letter to the board.
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Yet we think this category is a cinch to predict: One of these days Lena Headey is going to win an Emmy for playing the villainous Cersei Lannister, so why not now?
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While a growing minority of Democrats in the House have called for launching an impeachment inquiry, Democratic leaders made clear earlier Wednesday they did not support Green's effort, at least not now.
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"Because Americans detained in Iran are often accused of espionage, we want to be very clear .... he is not now, nor has he ever been a spy," family representative Jonathan Franks said.
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Had there been no design defects in the levees in New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina would have made much less news and would not now be referred to as a terrible natural disaster.
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Had they done their due diligence instead of acting like cheerleaders for the police, they would have discovered there is no regulation requiring commuters to hold the handrail — not then, not now.
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Now that it is President Trump who is being targeted, my partisan Democratic friends are vociferously rejecting these neutral civil liberties arguments, because they do not now serve their partisan political interests.
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And Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was intent on blowing up the filibuster for high court nominees, if not now, then next time, in order to maintain the GOP's grip on the court.
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What else is part of your healthcare plan... TRUMP: ... The lines around the states... RUBIO: ... That's your only plan... TRUMP: ... and, it was almost done—not now... RUBIO: ... Alright, (inaudible)... TRUMP: ... Excuse me.
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Asked why he was not now advocating for a bigger cut in July, the regional Fed bank chief said the economic situation was not so dire as to need such a dramatic move.
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Just not the two that the Border Agent had put in front of his face — or at least not now, after having spent 24 hours cramped in an economy seat on Qatar Airways.
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While Cramer acknowledged that the management at CONSOL have done an amazing job guiding the company through a difficult time, unfortunately the time to buy the stock was four months ago, not now.
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The standing committee on plant animal food and feed (PAFF), meeting on Thursday and Friday, had been expected to vote on the license for glyphosate but that vote will not now take place.
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If Illinois and other coal-producing states were to revoke Peabody's self bonds, the cash-strapped company might need private financing to underwrite about $1.38 billion in liabilities not now backed by collateral.
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What else is part of your healthcare plan... TRUMP: ... The lines around the states... RUBIO: ... That's your only plan... TRUMP: ... and, it was almost done — not now... RUBIO: ... Alright, (inaudible)... TRUMP: ... Excuse me.
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Matt Schuyler, Hilton's chief human resource officer, tells Axios that the chain is not contemplating robots to staff its front desks or to clean rooms — not now, and not in a decade either.
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"Politics is about identity whether we like it or not now," said East Bay DSA organizer Jess Dervin-Ackerman, who worked as a digital organizing manager at NextGen Climate during the 2016 campaign.
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The wealthiest 6 percent not now taxed on their incomes at that level would then contribute their fair share, like the 21625 percent of us paying Social Security tax on all our incomes.
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You worked a full day and you made your plans to celebrate already (Have a quiet birthday celebration in the pub this coming Saturday, and not now: 7 PM on a Tuesday night).
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In other words, Russia is not now, nor for some time will it be — in President Obama's casually dismissive words five years ago — merely a "regional power" that seized Crimea out of weakness.
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The Dutch and Germans are reluctant to give Athens any further aid, arguing that a debt deal should be done when it is actually needed, perhaps years down the road, and not now.
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"I know there have been some members of the press who asked about well, if not now, how about in a lame-duck session of the Congress," he said on the Senate floor.
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Additionally, contrary to recent reports, Columbus Nova LLC and Renova U.S. Management, LLC (operated under the Columbus Nova umbrella) are not now, nor have ever been, owned by any foreign entity or person.
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I can't tell you how, through hyperventilating sobs, I explained to my husband on the phone that what we imagined for our lives was not going to happen — not now, possibly not ever.
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Let us not now engage in empty rhetoric that seems more like a publicity stunt than a real way forward to a progressive future where we all respect each other's rights and dignity.
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Facebook, Google, Amazon, and firms like them hold reams of data about us whose potential for abuse—if not now, in the future—may exceed the companies' incentive to act in our interests.
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The source said the United States believes Iran's role was one of actively encouraging militants but indicated the United States does not now have evidence that Iranian personnel played any direct operational role.
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Barris argued that Ruby—a zany character who makes remarks like "Not now, hybrid!" to her biracial daughter-in-law—had begun dominating the show, even though she doesn't live in Dre's house.
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Just not the two that the border agent had put in front of his face — or at least not now, after having spent 24 hours cramped in an economy seat on Qatar Airways.
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"We are not now, nor will we in the future buy that aircraft part at that price, because we can now do so more cheaply using 3-D printing," a spokesman told the paper.
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Instead, try this Scrabble tile rack desk lamp that lets you spell out seven-letter warnings like 'GO AWAY', 'NOT NOW', or other, blunter messages if your office lets you get away with it.
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The ABC competition will pair professional athletes with professional dancers (don't come at me with your "dance is a sport" takes, not now), including Olympic darling Adam Rippon and, er, former Olympian Tonya Harding.
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"Everything she was saying [in interviews] that I wasn't excited to see her, that I'm thick as thieves with Tinsley — I wasn't then and I'm not now, we're not thick as thieves," she said.
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Led by Saudi Arabia, other OPEC producers and Russia were considering an emergency meeting to cut production in response to the impact of the coronavirus, but it's not now clear whether that will happen.
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Employers are not now obliged to pay posted workers more than the minimum wage in the host country, which leads to underpayment of posted workers and competition between firms employing seconded or local workers.
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"I am not going to defend Donald Trump — not now, not in the future," Ryan said in the audio obtained by the right-wing website that has negatively covered the new health-care plan.
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He was one of the first donors to take seriously arguments that advanced artificial intelligence poses a threat to human existence — not now, maybe not in 50 years, but certainly somewhere in the future.
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But after Putin's talks with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who has opposed a military operation against the rebels in Idlib, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu told reporters there would not now be an offensive.
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"I am not now, nor will I, I believe, ever be able to pay this fine," Reid, 43, wrote in a hand-written letter asking that a bankruptcy petition be entered in his name.
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The conclusion here is as obvious as the nose on your face: Donald Trump has never -- and does not now -- 100% believe that Russia ran an active campaign to meddle in the 2016 election.
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LONDON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - A female BNP Paribas broker, whose boss repeatedly brushed aside her questions by saying "not now, Stacey," has won a sexual discrimination and victimization lawsuit in a London employment tribunal.
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Things were getting so desperate that superdelegates were dreaming of a "savior candidate who is not now in the race" and even contemplating putting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at the top of the ticket.
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A number of superdelegates dream of a savior candidate who is not now in the race, perhaps Mr. Brown, or maybe someone who already dropped out the race, like Senator Kamala Harris of California.
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" Even if the United States is not now a donor, he said, it already supports vast amounts of vaccine research through its bioterrorism budget, "so I hope they'll supplement the coalition's work with theirs.
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Roy Moore does not now nor has he ever favored limiting an individual's right to vote, and as a judge, he was noted for his fairness and for being a champion of civil rights.
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In other words, this anti-Black Friday stance isn't necessarily to get you to buy less, but to charm you into possibly buying more — not now, but soon, and for many years to come.
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Sabadell will not now face a hefty payment towards bail for eight former executives of now defunct bank CAM after a judge reduced the amount to a fraction of the 1.6 billion euros originally ordered.
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In the process of writing this article, I realized that I was potentially stringing someone along, someone I thought was kind and attractive, someone I could imagine really hitting it off with…just not now.
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His replacement of NAFTA ("perhaps the worst trade deal ever made") with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement ("a very, very good deal") may not now be ratified until after the US elections in 2020.
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A vast amount of the value creation in Silicon Valley comes from just a few companies, and this current crop of post-recession unicorn companies has told the public markets "not now" for too long.
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"While we haven't elected to participate in League of Legends at this time, or Overwatch at this time, or PUBG at this time, for us it's not a no, it's a not now," says Hopkins.
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If regulators revoke Peabody Energy's right to the subsidy, known as "self bonding," the cash-strapped company may need private financing to underwrite roughly $1.38 billion in liabilities that do not now have concrete backing.
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If we do not now hedge more sharply against China's rise and push back on its efforts to reshape the East Asian map with its increasingly assertive maritime posture, when will we be able to?
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"He, in fact, does not, did not, has never embraced an authoritarian regime and does not now," Biden added, going to argue that Sanders should have condemned authoritarian regimes, instead of calling out their accomplishments.
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The world's biggest plane maker also said it would end years of job cuts in 2018, but would not now start hiring more people because of the recent reduction in the U.S. corporate tax rate.
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Many Hong Kongers have never felt pride hearing the song — the semiautonomous territory does not have its own anthem — and they certainly do not now, as mass pro-democracy protests continue into a fourth month.
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Party officials met for about three hours with the panel set up by the junta in February to try to seek common ground between Thailand's political rivals ahead of elections - not now expected before next year.
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"Regardless of whether they do so (call) or not now, it does raise questions about this market," he said, pointing out that Santander has a redemption date on another CoCo coming up in May this year.
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It will be interesting to watch how much damage it will do to the brand before the party recognizes that progressivism doesn't resonate with the American people, not now, nor will it in 2018 and beyond.
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You don't need to yet, probably, because the gist is that if you're currently a DirecTV Now customer, you'll soon (just not now) see the AT&T TV Now logo instead of the DirecTV Now logo.
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"While President Trump and Republicans in Washington sow divisiveness and hate that is spreading like a cancer across the country, in New York we say not here, not now, not ever," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Trump has already proven in 1,000 different ways how he is not now nor will he ever be "presidential" in the way that the 43 men who have held the office before him would define it.
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But a legal filing in February seeking to dismiss the case said that the "committee's investigation is not now, and never has been, agency-centric and/or improperly focused on Secretary Clinton and the State Department."
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She lamented the fact that she was not part of a "final five," and crabbed that she would not now be able to benefit from a "double save," as it can only happen once per season.
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I had a wish to see a puffin right by me on the cliffs (impossible) and then I was going to put it on Instagram with the caption, "Not now, Irish Puffin," but alas, no puffins.
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On the other hand, a U.S. low yield cruise missile gives the U.S. a similar regional low-yield prompt deterrent that can respond quickly to such a Russian threat — a capability we do not now have.
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Turkey's collapsing currency and reeling economy have fallout for other emerging markets and expose vulnerabilities at some European banks, but strategists do not now see it as a trigger for a broader banking or financial crisis.
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Biometric exit capacity would cost billions for infrastructure changes at ports not now built to handle outbound screening — and it has been resisted by the airlines, who know that it would greatly impede smooth boarding procedures.
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"You have all kinds of people that are lifelong conservatives, or at least claim to be, who don't seem to care that Donald Trump has never been and is not now a conservative on principles," Rubio said.
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There is not one correct way to answer the 16 questions that make up our standards questionnaire, but there are some things that have not met CNN's standards for reporting in the past and will not now.
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"As is always the case before the start of a season, it's too early to say and we don't want to set a specific target, at least not now," commented team principal Franz Tost in a statement.
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" Adding, "If it was a broken rib or a broken arm or something they would have put a cast on that arm, so it's like why would you not now seek out therapy or treat it somehow.
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A supply deficit, low stockpiles, solid stainless steel production and the likelihood of future demand for nickel in rechargeable batteries meant prices should eventually rise, he said, though he added, "not now, and not to this extent".
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"While President Trump and Republicans in Washington sow divisiveness and hate that is spreading like a cancer across the country, in New York we say not here, not now, not ever," Cuomo said in a news release.
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" The book performs a dazzling dialectic play of oppositions: light and shadow, the visible and the invisible, dream and reality, and—to quote "earth shadow," the first suite in Dark Church—"the // now / —and // the not- / now.
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Now, when you visit a new site that wants to show notifications, Firefox has replaced the "Not Now" option with a "Never Allow" option, so you won't repeatedly be asked to display notifications by the same site.
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The agreement has not changed "some of the more obnoxious behavior of Iran," but it has insured that Iran does not now have "breakout capacity," the ability to build a weapon in a short window of time.
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One basic insight emerges in the first few months of life, when we learn to distinguish "now" from "not now"—although the seeds of this awareness probably reach us even sooner, while we're still in the womb.
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"In October, practising for a virus seemed crazy given the political protests going on outside, but not now," said another person involved in the exercise, which was arranged by an industry group and observed by local regulators.
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"First Quantum will not now proceed with the planned lay-off of any Zambians involved in its production activities," the company said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that it may reduce its workforce involved in capital projects.
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Howard B. Schiller, who was named interim chief executive last week, said the company would not now provide any update on the condition of Mr. Pearson, who the company said was hospitalized with severe pneumonia just before Christmas.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Friday backed top aides' comments that the United States is not now focused on making Syrian President Bashar al-Assad leave power, saying the U.S. focus is on defeating Islamic State militants.
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Graham said he wants to make sure the U.S. is not now held liable for the actions of some of the unsavory groups it is aligned with in the complex and shifting political environment of the Middle East.
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For cynics, it is a boondoggle plagued by delays (it began in 2007 and was supposed to begin experiments in 2016, but this will not now happen until 2025), questionable management and ballooning costs (double the original estimate).
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Burr also said he did not now plan to follow the lead of other congressional committees that have requested any warrant applications or court documents related to Trump's assertion that former President Barack Obama had wiretapped Trump Tower.
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Instead, ordinary Russians who were perhaps considering buying a private VPN to search the internet might not now do so — meaning normal citizens will no longer be able to get unbiased information about their government and its actions.
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While the "burn it down" spirit of the Tea Party bolstered the GOP in opposition, it is of little use to a party that, whether it likes it or not, now owns the problem Obama left for them.
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I think there was such a long time where people were afraid to get political and I think there are a lot of people who feel that still, and that's a shame, but if not now then when?
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Donald Trump often claims that he does not now nor has he ever imbibed alcohol, explaining that he wanted to avoid the fate of his alcoholic older brother Freddy, an airline pilot who died at 43 in 19903.
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Corporate debt is at its highest level relative to U.S. GDP since the financial crisis , and while not now a concern, that mountain of corporate IOUs could quickly turn into a heap of worry under the right circumstances.
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"Like, for example me, as a New Yorker, not now, but you know, when I was not famous, I just felt like no matter how many jobs I get, I wasn't able to make ends meet," she said.
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The result has been legal limbo: People whose behavior would not now be considered illegal are sometimes unable to find work, get college loans, obtain professional licenses, or find decent housing because of the blot on their record.
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" But suddenly the earthquake, in May 23003, hit China, and everybody got mobilised in the country, trying to do our own part to restore something and then we, my team and I, is thinking, "Oh, why not now?
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn will not hold a highly anticipated news conference until next week at the earliest and is not now planning to attend the carmaker's shareholders meeting next month, his lawyer said on Tuesday.
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"Social media has always been a platform on which I have engaged to express my thoughts and opinions, however, the material that I shared does not now, nor has it ever, represented my views in any shape or form."
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Aside from trade headlines this week, investors are awaiting Friday's inflation data, important after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comment Wednesday that weak inflation is transitory, signaling the Fed does not now have to consider an interest rate cut.
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Tag Heuer was in talks to extend its deal with Miss Sharapova, which ran out at the end of last year but in a statement seen by CNBC Tuesday, the company said it will not now renew the contract.
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And the burden, like it or not, now falls on whites in power to show some vision, broaden the paradigms, do something transformative to what remains a mostly reductive view of black and brown people among predominantly white audiences.
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The bit ends with a tired joke imagining the hero as gay, which may have been new in the 1950s (Eddie Murphy used a similar premise when he pondered a gay Mr. T in the '80s), but not now.
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Radley says it's absurd and he's right about that, but I think there's another point to be made: There's absolutely, not now and not then, any basis, any scientific evidence, which supported what Dr. West was testifying about. Zero.
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Another source familiar with the inquiry said that while the president himself was not now under investigation, Mueller's investigation was seeking to determine whether he knew of the June 9 meeting in advance or was briefed on it afterward.
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In Hsinchu, a technology hub on the western coast, 200 students participating in an annual Model United Nations conference last weekend practiced the ways of an organization in which Taiwan, because of China, is not now allowed to participate.
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"Some are hard core and will stand and fight and die in place, some will want to escape, some will attempt to quietly quit the fight, and some will sympathize with the enemy but are not now participating," Col.
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"Some are hard-core and will stand and fight and die in place, some will want to escape, some will attempt to quietly quit the fight, and some will sympathize with the enemy but are not now participating," Col.
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With apologies to a vocal portion of the fan base who seem to have had enough of being very good instead of a true contender, the eject button the Raptors built into this core comes next summer, not now.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration scored its first legislative victory months before taking office when congressional leaders said they would not now be taking up ratification of a massive trade deal at the center of President Barack Obama's foreign policy legacy.
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"Melania hasn't said anything publicly about abuse or asked for assistance, but if she ever says something, that will be the time to talk about it, not now," says Ruth Glenn, executive director of The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
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The decision from CNN to continue to stand by the story suggests that it believes the strength of its other sources outweighs any waffling from Davis — or that the network believes Davis was telling the truth then, and not now.
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Hints of browser functionality can be seen elsewhere in the Switch's menu system — when logging into the eShop, for example, the Switch asks if you want to save your password with familiar Save / Not Now / Never for this Site options.
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Florida is set to start selling medical marijuana on Tuesday, but just one company is approved to dispense it and cannabis investors are divided on whether or not now is the right time to invest in the state's nascent pot industry.
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Not when she first established herself as the starting goalkeeper in 2005, and not now, when the federation seems to have shoved her out the backdoor by means of a 6-month suspension and by terminating her national team contract.
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I am not now, nor will I ever be, that old dude angrily and helplessly shaking his wrinkled fist at gentrification—a natural process that, in the long view, is as beneficial as it seems destructive, like everything else in life.
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But it's time to take a collective deep breath and get our facts straight: Civilian control of the military never has, and does not now, mean that retired generals are somehow unfit for public office simply because of their prior service.
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Sam Fankhauser, director of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change at the London School of Economics and Political Science, said Britain was not now even on track to meet its carbon budget goals for the late 2020s and early 2030s.
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Responding to a question about Italian banks, Regling said that the ESM would be able to help with a Spain-style bailout for the financial sector but that this was not now necessary as problems were limited to individual lenders.
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In a move that exposes the almost immediate impact of Brexit on the UK economy, businesses say they have been told they will not now receive money that was due to be paid out under the European Regional Development Fund. ind.
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"I think as we move forward with a broader effort to prevent firearm violence, we need to think about whether we should extend restrictions on purchasing and possessing firearms to some high-risk groups that are not now covered," Wintemute said.
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" On Thursday Russia's federal aviation agency, Rosaviatsia, said in a statement that it had received new coordinates for the tests that meant the "danger zone reserved for missile launches does not now affect the air space over Russian territorial waters.
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In January 1817, a little less than a year before Abigail's death, Jefferson wrote her a letter saying "our next meeting must then be in the country to which [time] has flown, — a country for us not now very distant."
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Wedged between California and Washington, the earliest coronavirus hotspots in the United States, Seaside became one of the first cities -- now commonplace in beach, lake and mountain towns across the nation -- to tell visitors: Sorry, we can't host you, not now.
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In an interview last weekend, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, who is himself recovering from a coronavirus infection, said he was not now worried about controlling travel to his area from distant rural parts of the state where there is little infection.
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Even if Facebook does not now market its ability to glean your present or future mental health from your social media activity, the fact that it (and any number of other, less visible actors) can do this should worry you.
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"The court is functionally not now going to be an ally in anything here, so you do have to be careful," said Mehrsa Baradaran, a law professor at the University of Georgia who has written about the racial wealth gap.
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The Crusaders top the New Zealand conference on 73 points ahead of the Auckland Blues (22), who thrashed South Africa's Lions 43-10 at Eden Park to continue a promising start to a campaign that may not now be concluded.
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At this stage, there is little to stop Mr. Assad's forces from restoring control over all Syria, save the territory in northeastern Syria still controlled by Kurdish-led forces, which are not now being challenged by Mr. Assad and his allies.
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" Of the additional, co-branded Disney e-product which is being delayed — and may not now launch at all next year — Klein told us: "The fact is we're in negotiations with Disney around this — and around the timing of it.
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"Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister Khalid-Al-Falih opened the door to the prospect that this Wednesday's meeting in Vienna will not now agree to a production cut," said David de Garis, director of economist at National Australia Bank, in a note on Monday.
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RUSTON, La., April 11 (Reuters) - A top Federal Reserve official is not now willing to back a U.S. interest rate hike but said on Monday he is "very open-minded" to making such a call ahead of a mid-June policy meeting.
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"When the business owner wants to establish that second practice, but there isn't enough cash flow coming from the first location to finance that build-out, we'll say not now," said Noreen Bishop, senior vice president and regional executive for Chase Business Banking.
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Sleep, soft smiling, draws me unto her: and those receive me, who quietly treat me, as one familiar and well-beloved in that home: but will not, oh, will not, not now, not ever; but will not ever tell me who I am.
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Trump has accused Moon of seeking "appeasement" with North Korea, though the South Korean leader has tilted more in Washington's direction in recent weeks, fully deploying a controversial US missile defense system and saying the time is not now right for dialog.
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This has manifested in a recent flowering of new American Jewish organizations, like the liberal lobby J Street and the anti-occupation activist group If Not Now, that try to give voice to these concerns (Israel has long had anti-occupation activist groups).
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"We want to be very clear — Michael spent much of his time in the Navy as a cook and recently worked as a commercial janitor — he is not now, nor has he ever been a spy," the family said in a statement.
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An exhibition at Musée Maillol demonstrates that Pop Art did not then, and does not now, matter — because it has never been a site of cultural resistance, but rather a scene of authoritarianism rooted in an affirmation of top-down corporate affluence.
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Among the movements it's trained and helped launch are rising stars on the left today: Sunrise, a major backer of the Green New Deal, and If Not Now, a Jewish progressive group that is opposed to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory.
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The episode ends on yet another one of its tiresome non-cliffhanger cliffhangers — of course Rick's not going to die, not now — but its disturbing suggestion that empathy constitutes a fatal weakness in a world turned savage leaves a more bruising impact.
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That could set up regular inspections at locations the agency is not now visiting, Mr. Albright and Mr. Heinonen said in the article, posted on the website of the Institute for Science and International Security, a Washington group founded by Mr. Albright.
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Cavendish, known as the 'Manx Missile', claimed his 30th Tour de France stage victory and fourth in this year's race when he left sprint rival Marcel Kittel trailing in Saturday's 14th stage but will not now be starting stage 17 on Wednesday.
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Before her own writing career was established, she edited the writings of Toni Cade Bambara, June Jordan and Gayl Jones, and so many others who might not now be available to us if she had not challenged the publishing industry on their behalf.
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The official said the White House mentioned the possibility of banning flights to China, but said they are not now issuing such a ban, and said the administration would evaluate the situation daily to determine whether more measures need to be taken.
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Euronext said last month shareholders representing a little more than 50 percent of Oslo Bors' shares had committed to sell at the offer price, and the Paris-listed firm's CEO said on Monday these investors could not now sell to anyone else.
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What my Republican colleagues, I think, need to decide and to search their own conscience about is, why was it that, in the past, Republicans were willing to put country first, why were there people like Howard Baker then, but not now?
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Although I support the presence of Citi Bike stations, I do not now support, in most cases, how they have been placed, since the placement of many of the stations in the street perpendicular to the curb is not helpful or safe.
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I don't know if it's as much altruism, or everyone is all of a sudden woke, as much as it is a combination of the fact that it's commercially viable, the stories are interesting, the music pops and people think, 'Why not now?
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By the same token, if the Trump administration was serious about helping to redress Germany's large bilateral trade surplus with the United States, it would not now be proposing at home a highly expansionary budget policy at a time of full employment.
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Preparing for the 'digital era' The company said its six new values are meant to strengthen its culture for the digital age: Customers first, employees second, shareholders thirdTrust makes everything simpleChange is the only constantToday's best performance is tomorrow's baselineIf not now, when?
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England is not now expected to ease policy until early 20.3, according to economists in a Reuters poll who almost unanimously said staying in the European Union would be the best for the UK's long-term trading prospects.
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Before her own writing career was established, she edited the writings of Toni Cade Bambara, June Jordan and Gayl Jones, and so many others who might not now be available to us if she had not challenged the publishing industry on their behalf.
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"We will leave no stone unturned to confirm with certainty why these text messages are not now available to be produced and will use every technology available to determine whether the missing messages are recoverable from another source," Sessions said in a statement.
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That's why users might see Halsey's "Heaven in Hiding" (written by Halsey and Greg Kurstin) still playing in a class, but not "Now or Never" (written by five artists, including Halsey) even though both songs were released by the same label in the same album.
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The country's energy minister, who said in December that the global oil market could return to a balance by the end of 2016, as long as producers do not raise output from current levels, said on Thursday this may not now happen until early 2017.
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I took a cup of tea in order not to seem rude while they explained that they had heard he was an efficient, hardworking young man, a lot like their son, who would not now have to sell his house to afford their care.
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If Facebook is to avoid being regulated into oblivion -- if not now, then in the middle to long term -- it needs to demonstrate it can be a good corporate citizen, especially given its pivotal role in the information ecosystem of nearly two billion users.
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Someone who is not now an announced candidate — a new consensus Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE-type needs to be recruited and drafted.
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"If it were a different administration, there would have been much more collaboration in the State Department, much more expertise at the senior level, which there is not now," said a retired State Department official who oversaw at least seven evacuations from conflict zones.
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"There is not now and never has been a single piece of technical evidence produced that connects the malware used in the D.N.C. attack to the G.R.U., F.S.B. or any agency of the Russian government," said Jeffrey Carr, the author of a book on cyberwarfare.
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But Geoff Walsh, a lawyer with National Consumer Law Center, said the housing agency was inviting a potential legal challenge to any future sales if it did not now follow proper rule-making for administrative programs by giving homeowners and advocates a chance to comment.
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He warned of the risks of an impasse "because uncertainty has a price in political, economic and financial terms," said the spokesman, adding that some people think those in Britain who campaigned for a Brexit do not now seem to have a clear plan.
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And I really pushed off the national media and said, 'There will be a time and place where we talk about this, but it is not now, we're gonna get through the funerals, we're gonna respect them and then we will have that conversation.
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American organizations such as If Not Now support young American Jews as they struggle to break the deadly silence that still exists among too many people regarding the occupation, and hundreds of secular and faith-based groups have joined the U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights.
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If he can give the impression of compassion on his mission to cash out, all the better for him, but the general good, the health of the nation and the plight of the plebeians is not now nor has it ever been his focus.
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It is ethereal and eldritch and paired with the photograph to its right — "Hide and Seek: If Not Now When 03" (2008/17) — of a lone figure in a boat surrounded by the sea, the entire exhibition suggests that I don't ever have to land.
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But if the bank itself bought the entire bond for 70 cents on the dollar, it would avoid having to pay the bond back at 100 cents — and the 30 cents it would not now have to pay back would become a gain in its earnings statement.
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Attorneys pushing for the formation of the committee had argued that Breitburn was able to raise $350 million in convertible preferred units in early 2015, when oil was trading at roughly the same level as today, a sign that the company is not now "hopelessly insolvent."
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"It seems evident for me and for Canada that the European Union is not now capable of having an international accord even with a country that has values as European as Canada," a visibly moved Chrystia Freeland told reporters outside of the seat of the Walloon government.
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While at a drag brunch, he suddenly takes off ("We cannot be losing Holocaust survivors, not now, when the world is gaining Nazis somehow!" exclaims a panicked Ilana) and the duo are forced to go on a hilarious and a revelatory journey through Jewish New York.
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Chief Executive Pascal Soriot has made the move to Cambridge a symbol of the group's renewed focus on cutting-edge science, but the building has faced a series of delays and the company said on Wednesday it did not now expect to occupy it until 2020.
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But even if you are not now convinced of the JCPOA's success — and even supporters of the JCPOA must remain wary of Iran's intentions — to use support for the JCPOA to argue that a candidate is not pro-Israel is an exercise in pure partisanship and irresponsibility.
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This idea of getting "back to the kitchen" suggests that there was a time — not now, but before — where meals were healthy and wholesome, and if only we could get back to that place and cook like our great-grandmothers did, we'd all be better off.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two University of California, Berkeley professors have taken a deep dive into new data and found that claims in Michael Lewis' bestseller "Flash Boys" that retail investors are being gouged, or "front-run," by high-speed traders not to be true - at least not now.
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I think they are and that they will start buying up lots and lots of things you wouldn't … You know, I've always thought someone will buy Disney, but maybe not now with the other merger going on, but that there is going to be massive consolidation of these companies.
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"We need not, and do not, now decide whether the result would be different if a defendant deposits the full amount of the plaintiff 's individual claim in an account payable to the plaintiff, and the court then enters judgment for the plaintiff in that amount," Justice Ginsburg wrote.
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In "Not Now," by Chelsea Muzar, a Japanese girl contends with hostility from her neighborhood and classmates after the arm of a giant robot fall onto her house from space, while in Eleanna Castroianni's "Without Exile," a case worker named Nell helps process refugees from a war-torn world.
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Sources close to the deal said that EPCG would not now be able to proceed with the project by the end of this year, before restrictions introduced by the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on financing export technology for coal-fired power plants come into force.
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Employers are not now obliged to pay posted workers more than the minimum wage of the host country - often well below the average wage in the sector - and they pay social contributions in their home country welfare systems which are usually far lower than those in western Europe.
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Last week, the head of Russia's direct investment fund, Kirill Dmitriyev, who doesn't oversee Russian oil policies, said at a conference in the Swiss Alpine resort of Davos that Russia could one day cooperate with OPEC - not now but when the markets rebalance - in a year or later.
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Still, the fact that China or other large exporters are not now manipulating says nothing about future efforts, and it is increasingly mainstream thinking that we need some enforceable rules in place (besides being too late, the Trump administration's formal labeling of China as a manipulator is toothless).
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They've had to run the school shooting drills, they've seen members of their families and communities hurt by gun violence, and had it not been for them speaking out with such moral clarity and refusing to quiet down, too many would not now feel an urgency to act.
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It's not enough to point out the blatant instances of racism, not now, in a country whose complacency and eagerness to claim progress has resulted in this president, this culture of division, this continued attack on people of color, LGBTQ+ people, those affected by poverty, and disabled people.
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I find out from reading about Gersht's work and this show, which represents three distinct bodies of work — Hide and Seek-If Not Now When from 2008, Chasing Good Fortune from 2010, and Floating World from 2016 — that he fiddles with the original image in his postproduction process.
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It's not an impossible thought (though if anyone seemed built for the long haul of perpetual self-aggrandizement it was McGregor), especially not now, barely a week after McGregor witnessed firsthand the beating of Joao Carvalho that led to the death of the Portuguese fighter two days later.
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The White House official said the new executive order, which the Republican president was expected to sign on Monday, also ensures that tens of thousands of legal permanent residents in the United States — or green card holders — from the listed countries would not now be affected by the travel ban.
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Trump wants to see a woman president -- just not now Asked about the Democratic convention's focus on women this week -- a group that even Trump admits he is struggling with -- and its history-making decision to nominate a woman, the Republican nominee said he's in favor of a 'Madam President.
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But there is one point that I was aching to hear articulated that wasn't covered in the president's speech, and is rarely mentioned in discussions about gun regulations: How our response to gun regulations is not now, nor has ever been, wholly ideological but is also ethnocentric and class-based.
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UBI Banca is under pressure to study an acquisition of Monte dei Paschi after the troubled bank has shed itself of around 2300 billion euros of net non-performing loans, Corriere della Sera newspaper reported on Sunday, adding, however, UBI does not now consider it possible to do such a deal.
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As reporter and author of Playing the Whore Melissa Gira Grant told the New Republic, "It's not credible, especially not now, to premise any media project on 'giving sex workers a voice,'" given their own ability to communicate with audiences through social media and other internet platforms on their own terms.
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Even though the company indicated it may not institute the price hikes more expansively, or even permanently, it seems likely that it'll be forced to — if not now then soon — given the rising competition within the streaming audio space, and its investment in more original podcasts and expansive licensing agreements.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May tried to shore up her authority after losing her Conservative government's majority in an election she had called to strengthen her hand in the EU talks, her Brexit Secretary David Davis said negotiations may not now start on June 19 as May had previously said.
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According to the American Association of University Professors, some public universities in states with such laws require speakers and other contractors to "sign a statement pledging that they do not now, nor will they in the future, endorse B.D.S." It's hard to think of comparable speech restrictions on any other subject.
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And his life was what many would consider a good life, or at least a serviceable version of what was probably the best available in human history: he was white, male, not rich but not, now, that poor, living in a First World Western city in the early twenty-first century.
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She's been backed by left-wing members of Congress like Ocasio-Cortez but also Jewish groups like If Not Now, which has made noise in recent years for, among other things, trying to force young Jews on birthright trips to Israel to confront the reality of the apartheid-esque situation in that country.
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In this case, it is just a valuation number without many serious ramifications — Go-Jek is going to be valued at $10 billion one day… just not now — but that unsubstantiated information can become published as fact, shows that basic due diligence is missing and sometimes you shouldn't believe everything that you read.
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By showcasing terrible behavior it implicitly modeled good decision-making (think about it: Would you not now think twice about doing crack at a Bushwick warehouse party?) and the kind of qualities that matter in relationships and life: loyalty, ambition, empathy, persistence, kindness and honesty, confidence (delusional or otherwise), forgiveness, and love.
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" The Lib Dem leader described the potential deal as a "stitch-up" that no one voted for, telling the BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "We believe what started with democracy in June must not now end up as a stitch-up deal being imposed on the British people that absolutely no one voted for.
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The next time you pay for a burrito with your credit card, Facebook will learn about this transaction and match this credit card number with the one you added in Messenger If you tap on "Not Now", Messenger will show you a fake notification every now and then to push you to enable contact syncing.
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He's posing for photos but when the next guy in line steps forward, the Wookiee rips off his head and grumpily declares, "Not now mate, I'm on my break," before ducking into an elevator with his head under his arm and disappearing -- presumably to get as far, far away from the crowds as possible.
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Reports last month that rapper 50 Cent had forgotten about $7 million or so in bitcoin he owned have been given the lie by the man himself, who declares in court documents that he "has never owned, and does not now own, a bitcoin account or any bitcoin," nor did any of his companies.
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Now, I am not now nor ever will I be a fan of Trump, but I am reasonable enough to recognize that there may be times in which he proposes a measure or does something that I will agree with — like the executive order pulling America out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership the other day.
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If Long can make the Pro Bowl in the 2016 N.F.L. season, he will be the sixth player in Bears history to have made the Pro Bowl in each of his first four seasons; he is not now "one of seven Bears who have made the Pro Bowl in each of their first seven seasons."
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Lincoln wrote no letter that we know of about Willie's death, but his most personal utterance about grief—a letter to Fanny McCullough, whose father, an old friend, had been killed in the war—was composed ten months after the death of his son: You can not now realize that you will ever feel better.
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If a 215% threshold had been applied (as in the first Scottish referendum in 1979), we would not now be about to waste years of parliamentary time debating, and years of government time negotiating, our exit from the EU. KEITH RAFFANLiberal Democrat Member of the Scottish Parliament, 1999-2005London Stressing the economic benefits of migration misses the point.
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Puerto Rico, which has already defaulted on some bonds, has large bond payments due this spring — payments it says it will not be able to meet without a reprieve from bondholders and some assistance from Washington, ideally in the form of access to bankruptcy court that the island, as a United States commonwealth, does not now have.
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Although a hint from the Bank of England on Thursday that interest rates would be cut in the coming months gave risk appetite a further boost, it also strengthened the view that the Fed would not now be able to raise rates in the coming months, and even left open the possibility of a U.S. rate cut.
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But at the start of the year it was fucking everywhere, the same way his big fuzzy orange face (*1) was everywhere for an entire year when that came out; the same way there has not now been a single wedding since B.E. (Before Ed) that did not feature that fucking song about falling into your loving arms.
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"Why not right now, right now, even at the jeopardy of President Trump pulling back your nomination, why not now alleviate all of that suspicion that a reasonable person can have, why not just announce right now that you will recuse yourself from any matters coming before the Supreme Court involving the Mueller investigation," Booker asked.
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His move to shut down parliament for six weeks, which was due to take effect in the early hours of Tuesday morning, means that parliament will not now have the opportunity to cast another vote until it returns in October, by which time the earliest election would be in November, after the Brexit deadline on October 31.
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Maybe that's gonna be the case down the road, but food delivery's gonna work — maybe not now, but I do think that it's gonna be hub models, some kind of roving platform truck that's making food ... Peter Kafka: How do you feel about — I think I know how you feel but I wanna ask — services like Grubhub, Seamless?
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Their rights to pray at their holy places will not be infringed upon, as they are not now, and Palestinians living in Jerusalem who wish to become Israeli citizens (already a growing number) will enjoy all the rights they are now denied by the Palestinian Authority: freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, women's rights and LGBT rights.
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I cannot imagine that the deniers are prepared to take responsibility for the devastation that will occur should they be wrong — the millions of displaced people, disruption of agriculture causing massive starvation, spread of tropical diseases to areas not now experiencing them, expanded hurricanes, tsunamis and tornadoes, floods, droughts and fires, causing huge loss of life and property requiring enormous expenditures to remediate.
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There is no excuse — not now, not ever — for treating women differently from men when it comes to pay and compensation, in representation on corporate boards or in the executive suites, in quotidian meetings where women often are made to feel belittled or inadequate or, heaven forbid, in social interactions where men have been known to take advantage of women against their will.
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Having been a photographer myself, I appreciate him flouting other rules, such as the rule of thirds, for example in his piece "Hide and Seek: If Not Now When #01" (2008), where the horizon line is right smack in the middle of the composition, more or less evenly dividing the viewer's attention between the water and the atmosphere above it.
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He thinks the US missed an opportunity to enact a "racial partition" in the 1960s, when it could have taken over Cuba and forcibly transferred African Americans (or "our blacks," as he refers to them) to Cuba, and moved all white Cubans to an enclave in southern Florida (it's unclear why he believes this was an option back then and not now): We would take over Cuba.
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The Caribbean was the prime drugs pathway to North America when Colombia's Medellin and Cali cartels controlled the cocaine trade, but is not now favored by the Mexican cartels which prefer to go through, under, and over the Southwest border of the U.S. Now, the combination of local economic necessity and good transport facilities may earn the territory a second look from the cartels.
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"While investors were very quick to price in the expected impact that deregulation, infrastructure spending and job growth could have on the U.S. economy, I find it very difficult to believe that after pricing in heavy premiums based on fiscal promises, that investors are not now reconsidering what damage Trump might do by implementing other promises that supplemented an incoherent and ranting political campaign," said Jameel Ahmad, vice president of research at FXTM.
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It would be ironic -- as well as encouraging and highly unlikely -- if the result of this sordid affair of foreign hacking could be a national learning experience about American unexceptionalism, one that leads to a joint declaration by both Republican and Democratic candidates that clearly and eloquently states that neither of them wants what was done to Salvador Allende to be done to them or to their people, not now, not ever.
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"Why can we not now join forces with our European allies to get food to starving people," the MP asked an unresponsive House of Commons, as she called for an end to the government's "shameful refusal to give 3,000 unaccompanied children sanction in the UK." It may still turn out that Jo Cox's commitment to a group of people demonized by a section of British society had little to do with why she was killed.
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