Senators on the fence On Thursday, there were even a handful of bipartisan questions with the senators considered on the fence.
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We're on the fence — this is pretty standard fodder.
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They were a little bit on the fence about it.
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Murkowski and Cassidy are just two lawmakers on the fence.
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" Boeing: "Boeing I am on the fence with right now.
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Still on the fence when it comes to virtual reality?
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She is much more on the fence than he is.
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If you were on the fence, did she convince you?
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Other Republicans remain on the fence as well including Sen.
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I'm on the fence about whether to get more Botox.
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Now is not the time to sit on the fence.
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Others members of the party are still on the fence.
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"I was on the fence like anybody else," she said.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska is still on the fence.
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If you're on the fence about this, just buy it.
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"We Buy Pallets," read a sign on the fence outside.
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But she's still on the fence about where her loyalties lie.
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There are very few people on the fence about Lifetime movies.
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If anyone is on the fence about subscribing, just do it!
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Still, some analysts are on the fence in recommending the stock.
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Is there an interest you've been on the fence about pursuing?
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Nick: I'm still on the fence about the handling of Rick.
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Buyers on the fence are finally motivated to make a move.
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But for those on the fence, it could be a factor.
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It seems that sitting on the fence will no longer do.
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Here, Vargas-Cooper loses any reader who was on the fence.
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Have you been on the fence about investing in a MacBook?
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The Los Angeles Times: Who's in and who's on the fence?
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But, to date, I would say I'm still on the fence.
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Here's what else is happening: Mother Nature is on the fence.
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It hangs on the fence at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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Never let a man on the fence walk out the door.
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McGinty isn't the only Democrat who is staying on the fence.
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"If you're on the fence, don't think about it," he said.
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I also hope it's for people who are on the fence.
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Still, some workers are on the fence about joining the strikes.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon was on the fence, the source added.
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Seven remain on the fence: Joe Donnelly (Ind.), Maggie Hassan (N.
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If your on the fence about it because of the price.
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Still, I'd met few Hong Kongers who were on the fence.
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"There's a lot of people right now on the fence," said Rep.
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If you are on the fence, I encourage you to try it.
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Terry has her answer to this, but I'm more on the fence.
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Or perhaps you've been on the fence about investing in a MacBook?
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Bob Corker remains on the fence over his concerns about the deficit.
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Friends that were once on the fence are now investing in droves.
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But something's changed, because Legend now seems to be on the fence.
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Several other red-state Democratic senators remain on the fence, including Sen.
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Undecided voters might be sitting on the fence, but they're paying attention.
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He was on the fence about music, which many Wahhabis also forbid.
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Republican and Democratic voters now sitting on the fence won't support him.
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So again, is anyone really on the fence about Samsung's smart speaker?
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"I was really on the fence of voting for McCain," she said.
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"I'm on the fence," said Jake Guadarrama, 22, a Phoenix area resident.
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So if you've been on the fence, now's the time to strike.
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But I kept a few more I'm still on the fence about.
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"I'm on the fence as far as you or Biden," Brix told Sanders.
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If you're on the fence and looking for inspo, we've got your back.
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But here I am, more on the fence than ever, and deeply annoyed.
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So here are the Republican senators who publicly remain on the fence. Sen.
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Some declared their support for Mr. Sanders, but most remained on the fence.
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Among those watching will be people who so far remain on the fence.
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Trump has overtly threatened one on-the-fence Republican already over health care.
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Although Cowell was a bit on the fence, Perry gave the final say.
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But it's the kind of diversion that drives on-the-fence Republicans crazy.
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If they continue to be on the fence throughout this week, look out.
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I mean, what kind of people are on the fence at this point?
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Matthias: This morning I was still on the fence: AfD or The Left.
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McKernan is on the fence about how lucky we'll be in the future.
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" — Interview with the Christian Broadcast Network "On the fence — it's not a fence.
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Some of them had been decapitated, their severed heads placed on the fence.
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The country music star's wife was ready but he was on the fence.
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A tribute to Dulce hung on the fence of a nearby baseball field.
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Most of my friends are pro-choice, though some are on the fence.
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The one GOP lawmaker in the House who was on the fence — Rep.
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So it's no wonder that audiences are on the fence about Fat Monica.
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Roughly a dozen Republican senators remain on the fence about Trump's emergency declaration.
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The young man on the fence raised the silver dish in the air.
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As negotiations proceed it may become harder to sit on the fence. Mrs.
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If I'm on the fence, Rubio looks like another son of a bitch politician.
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In the second round, Felder reversed a clinch and put Oliveira on the fence.
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For his opponents, and even skeptics on the fence, the speech will do nothing.
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" When I asked him where he stands, he responded, "I'm still on the fence.
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On the fence about whether your child is old enough for their own smartphone?
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Multiple women told me that if "they're on the fence," then they don't save.
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Were there so many undecideds really on the fence waiting to hear from Comey?
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The previous "no" votes: Rand Paul and Susan Collins, with others on the fence.
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Things become black and white—anything I am on the fence about becomes clear.
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I pushed him on the fence, but I didn't even grab his legs once.
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On the fence about the star-studded blockbuster all your friends want to see?
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"I'm kind of on the fence, but I like what you're doing," he said.
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If you're on the fence with your footwear choice, this is a great option.
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Hand-painted signs saying "No K2" hung on the fence of a community garden.
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John Kasich is still on the fence about attending the event, the report said.
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If you're on the fence, you can try a 30-day membership totally free.
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If I'm honest, there's part of me still on the fence about these photos.
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It also could be rich enough that several "on-the-fence" sellers will jump.
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Furthermore, Andrade is not a fighter who wants to hold opponents on the fence.
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It's perfect for presenting gifts that maybe you're a little on the fence about.
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A group of new progressives never outright opposed Pelosi but remained on the fence.
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As mayor, Ms. Colau has stayed on the fence in the Catalan independence dispute.
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I was on the fence when I became aware of the graduate assistantship opportunity.
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I am now dating someone new, and I'm on the fence about telling him.
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Google is also sort of on-the-fence-y about that kind of stuff.
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I'm still on the fence, critically speaking, but there was no denying its force.
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With Heitkamp's announcement, seven remain on the fence: Joe Donnelly (Ind.), Maggie Hassan (N.
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Several other Democratic senators remain on the fence ahead of a showdown over Pompeo.
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New on-the-fence items emerged, such as granola bars, banana bread and muffins.
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Mason says many are on the fence when they begin preliminary conversations with a lawyer.
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That's a huge endorsement that could sway GOP members who were on the fence. 2.
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The update from Secretary Jeh Johnson warned those on the fence to make a decision.
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Rob Portman (R-Ohio) told my colleague Caitlin Owens he's still on the fence, too.
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On the fence: Facebook has yet to decide whether to send an executive, Bloomberg said.
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If you've been on the fence about getting an Amazon Echo, today's your lucky day.
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As for whether they'll commit to buying, our sources say the couple's on the fence.
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Several other potential Democratic "yes" votes said this week that they remain on the fence.
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Downplaying abortion in an attempt to reach people on the fence is a losing strategy.
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Publicly, however, he's on the fence — and that's frustrating liberal groups opposed to Kavanaugh's nomination.
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If you're on the fence between these phones, opt for the more affordable iPhone 11.
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The line for ribs snaked almost back to the "No Fishing" sign on the fence.
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Several Republicans — Corker, Flake, John McCain, Susan Collins — are thought to be on the fence.
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He said Mr. Manchin told him he was "still on the fence" about Judge Kavanaugh.
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It caters to the visitors on the fence, making museums seem like an easier choice.
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On Friday, another Republican who was considered to be on the fence about witnesses — Sen.
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Republicans who are on the fence are likely to get an earful from their constituents.
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If you're on the fence, it doesn't hurt to sign up for their free trial.
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The shindig, complete with a "Happy Birthday" banner hanging on the fence, made Kimes jealous.
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We used to take milk crates and hang them on the fence to play basketball.
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I'm still on the fence about him but I am open to hanging out again.
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In other words, he'll sit on the fence regarding Brexit, right up to the end.
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Construction on the fence started in May, and is expected to be complete in July.
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Issa was on the fence about his AHCA vote right up until it actually happened.
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If I'm on the fence, I'll text my sister with an image and ask 'too cursed?
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When questioned by WFLA, former condo board member Sherry Arfa said she was on the fence.
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" And if you're on the fence about taking the plunge into the entrepreneurial world, "Don't wait.
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He greeted any visitor near his enclosure by putting his front hooves up on the fence.
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If you're on the fence for buying AirPods, now might be a good time to wait.
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"Dishes you've not experienced before persuade people to go if they're on the fence," he said.
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YC wants to help founders, who might be on the fence about applying, commit to trying.
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Till applied the pressure as Cerrone recovered his stance and suddenly they were on the fence.
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Many left purple mementos on the fence that surrounds the Paisley Park Compound where Prince died.
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Kim's on the fence and still dealing with repercussions of the traumatic experience she went through.
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If you're still on the fence, find one near you and take a stroll for yourself.
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"People have been sitting on the fence but broadly we have been doing ok," he observed.
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The words on the fence that used to say "Final Warning" now allude to the Whisperers.
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Somehow I had gotten an invitation, but I was on the fence about whether to go.
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I wouldn't be on the fence about being pregnant I would not treat this pregnancy cavalierly.
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I think it's maybe on the fence, but dark chocolate counts as junk food for me.
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This is a big deal for cash-strapped insurers on the fence about trying the service.
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It's teetering on the fence between what's streetwear and what's formal, what's normal and what's extreme.
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"I think people wanted him to have some uncertainty and be on the fence," Hill said.
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For anyone who was on the fence about the first one, the sequel may prove irresistible.
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The results there also tipped influential Democrats who had been on the fence in Biden's favor.
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If you're on the fence about snagging a pair, I highly recommend trying these babies out.
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If you're on the fence, NerdWallet's "rent vs buy calculator " may help you with the decision.
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"Certainly not along a strand of wire on the fence, it seemed really bizarre," he said.
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McConnell met on Wednesday morning with Murkowski, an Alaska Republican also on the fence about witnesses.
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Heller said he's on the fence over how to vote on beginning the debate next week.
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Photo: AppleIf you're on the fence about upgrading your iPhone, there's another great reason not to.
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If you're on the fence between TIDAL and Apple Music, Spotify's new deal might entice you.
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Pelosi said Thursday that she is not lobbying moderates on the fence to vote for impeachment.
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"There are a lot of people waiting on the fence for things to happen," he said.
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The white supremacist in Charlottesville made it that much easier for people to choose a side, and not be on the fence, because when you sit on the fence on a conflict that fence is going to come down, and eventually you're going to fall too.
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Other times, managers are on the fence about the candidate and are ruminating for longer than expected.
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"He's on the fence, but I think that everything will be fine when she arrives," Hilary said.
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For anyone who's on the fence about trying CBD, gummies are a fun way to get started.
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And third, the U.S. Federal Reserve is still on the fence regarding a possible hike in June.
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But the odds that he'll persuade anybody on the fence to vote for Clinton are very low.
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While some people were on the fence about the bonkers ending, other people were like: Sequel, please.
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To what extent are EU governments sitting on the fence about these violations because of this deal?
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We had enough conversations that he went from pro-Trump to on the fence to anti-Trump.
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If you're on the fence, jump over, you won't regret the purchase or the peace of mind.
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Answering them may make it more difficult for her to speak to on-the-fence Republican voters.
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The South Dakota senator acknowledged the politics at play to getting those on the fence on board.
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With the bill in limbo, it's easier to sit on the fence than take a firm stance.
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He is signaling educated white folks who might be on the fence that he is no racist.
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But they've been aggressively targeting specific members who are either on the fence or firm noes. Rep.
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Members of Scalise's whip team reminded members of that in arguments to lawmakers still on the fence.
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I've had one too many moments where I've kicked myself for sitting on the fence about something.
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Members of the centrist Tuesday Group said Wednesday they were either still opposed or on the fence.
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In case you're on the fence, VyprVPN also has the option of a three-day free trial.
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Here's a look at all the candidates who are in, out and on the fence for 2020.
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Several red-state Democrats, running for reelection in states won by Trump, remain on the fence. Sens.
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Falling from either side, you would be impaled on the fence or fall into the neighbor's yard.
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Besides Collins, other senators indicated they could well be on the fence once Trump makes his pick.
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There are about a half dozen who are on the fence or who could lean against it.
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If you're on the fence between these two Samsung phones, you should pick up the S10 Plus.
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The Anguilla Tourist Board is a good resourceif you're on the fence between two or more hotels.
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Most are quite affordable, so it's worth trying the hobby out even if you're on the fence.
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You will probably wind up on the fence about whether you needed to know more about him.
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Here are three ways you might describe it to somebody on the fence about checking it out.
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If you're on the fence about whether this phone is right for you, consider Samsung's target audience.
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The airplane fuselage was wrapped with a portion on the fence when it came to a stop.
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Democrats still on the fence We also still don't know how three key moderate Democrats will vote.
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"I was on the fence about that, but this paper makes me think it's right," he said.
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If you're on the fence, consider the iPhone XS or XS Max as a several-year investment.
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Max Rose, a Democrat who represents a somewhat conservative district, had been on the fence on impeachment.
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After August, I fell the market is on the fence whether Treasury yields will rise or fall.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska is viewed as the most on-the-fence member of the four undecided.
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But Mr. Hernandez, Ms. Loftus said, has left her "on the fence" about what should happen now.
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She just has to reveal her mother for the slice of the electorate that's on the fence.
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Insurers are on the fence, and other powerful forces like pharmaceutical companies remain largely on the sidelines.
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But if you're on the fence about whether to become a conspiracy theorist, please don't start now.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she is not lobbying moderates on the fence to vote for impeachment.
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Those on the fence can take a light home to try it out, no obligation to buy.
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Shumpert's comments came in the wake of LeBron James saying he's on the fence about the idea.
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Musso can be seen putting her hands on the fence as she offered words of encouragement and support.
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Next time you're on the fence about whether to plan a trip, go ahead and jump over it.
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Aside from getting trapped on the fence in the opening seconds, this was another excellent performance from Overeem.
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The Obamacare penalities were meant to nudge those on the fence about purchasing coverage into buying a plan.
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Both of Alaska's Republican senators, Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan, are still on the fence over Graham-Cassidy.
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If you are on the fence about whether to vote, remember what is at stake in this election.
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Democrats who are supportive of the bill have said that some of their colleagues are on the fence.
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So, I'm on the fence on it because of so many states having just agreed to legalize marijuana.
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But I'm on the fence about it and am still debating whether or not I'll be tuning in.
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If you were on the fence about Final Fantasy XV, the latest trailer might just change your mind.
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Democrats have been meeting with Gorsuch but are staying on the fence about whether they will support him.
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He can create and remove distance where the man on the fence can only attempt to remove it.
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Alaska's two Republican senators, Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan, are both still on the fence over the bill.
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I was on the fence about it, in part because I was afraid to face the migrants' sadness.
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Even voters on the fence about Trump next year were unconvinced the impeachment proceeding would help them decide.
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Perhaps more troubling, in fact, than those who have endorsed Trump are those who are on the fence.
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For many who were on the fence about whether to wait, it proved to be the tipping point.
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But the list of Democratic presidential candidates still on the fence is longer than a receipt from CVS.
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Feinstein is one of the many Democrats on the fence in the wake of the resolution's rocky rollout.
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Teigen asked his opinion on a baby name she liked that Legend was still on the fence about.
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Manafort also met with a handful of House Republicans who are on the fence about backing Trump's candidacy.
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At the end of each evening, the group mounted their empty bottles upside down on the fence spikes.
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"I think that should be reassuring to anyone who is on the fence on this bill," he said.
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All this time, he's been on the fence about whether or not he wants this fame of his.
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If you're on the fence, you might be happier going a half-inch up on the neck size.
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After this debate, they still are on the fence and the party is just as divided as ever.
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Obama even earned the nickname, "The Closer," for her ability to seal the deal those on the fence.
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You were kind of sitting on the fence a bit actually, now that I look back at it.
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And Tuesday, Romney said the Bolton revelations have swayed some of his colleagues who were on the fence.
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"The opinions of the people who are on the fence — for or against — viewed it differently," he says.
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Two potential candidates being courted are described as having been on the fence, and then passed on running.
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The White House has mostly stayed on the fence to this point, acknowledging the validity of both arguments.
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And it's not just Republicans -- a handful of Democrats are still on the fence, senators and aides say.
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Kevin Cramer, a Republican from North Dakota, was on the fence about challenging then-Democratic North Dakota Sen.
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And speaking of the Kaepernick situation -- Charlie gave us his take, and he seems kinda on the fence.
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And if you're not on the fence, you don't need a trailer to convince you to see the movie.
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If you're on the fence about spending the money on a watch, go ahead and try this one out.
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If you're on the fence about what to do with your look, this is a good place to start.
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We've always been on the fence about Jennifer Rubell's work, but her current performance, "Consent" (2018), is compellingly simple.
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Two of my friends are definitely on the PhD track, but I'm still quite on the fence about it.
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If you've been on the fence for a new Canon full frame camera, it's time to pull the trigger.
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" Ryder says she's on the fence: "I think if they make you pay, you have to fly yourself over.
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Real estate mogul Don Peebles, chairman and CEO of Peebles Corporation, is among the voters still on the fence.
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Last week, on-the-fence Republican Senators Marco Rubio and Bob Corker said they would support the tax overhaul.
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Looking to win over voters who may be on the fence, Clinton shows off endorsements she's received from Republicans.
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In the same vein, if I seem to be on the fence about your offer, don't push the subject.
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"The people sitting on the fence and previously weren't sure have come out," said David Madden of CMC Markets.
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I just was a little bit on the fence about whether or not I wanted to stay in Atlanta.
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Once word got out, players who've been on the fence about buying it naturally downloaded it by the horde.
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But Tamberelli says if she or anyone is on the fence, he'll press them hard to get on board.
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"It seems like people are on the fence, waiting," said Paul Russo, a vice president at The Renaissance Cos.
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A lot of people that were already on the fence about Hillary were like, I can't trust this woman.
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"Most foreign investors are sitting on the fence waiting for the resolution process to stabilise," said Antony of Edelweiss.
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Seventeen are currently opting out and another five are on the fence, with legislators and governors weighing their options.
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If Trump was on the fence about what to do, the program's ties to Obama likely tipped the scales.
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Only 37 percent believes the media does not, with the other 17 percent still on the fence about it.
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As its Twitter account makes clear, WikiLeaks was on the fence about whether to share the vulnerabilities at all.
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"Most foreign investors are sitting on the fence waiting for the resolution process to stabilize," said Antony of Edelweiss.
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"Hifter is sitting on the fence, waiting to see if Serraj can control Tripoli," said Mr. Toaldo, the analyst.
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Meanwhile, some red-state Democrats who previously opposed Pompeo to lead the spy agency have remained on the fence.
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And they are already spending big to try and protect Republicans who may be on the fence about this.
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The outside campaigns The flood of outside money designed to pressure senators on the fence started immediately Monday night.
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For those on the fence, there are a host of new real estate services to help with the decision.
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From there the crowd got to see what Gaethje is so famous for: beating people up on the fence.
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But this one here is because I hear so many stories about people who are sitting on the fence.
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The dismal approval rating complicates matters for senators who may be on the fence about voting for the plan.
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The airplane fuselage was wrapped with a portion on the fence when it came to a stop, Carrier said.
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Ellie already has way too many toys, so I was on the fence about getting her a play kitchen.
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But in a sign that some Saudi allies were still on the fence, neither Jordan nor Kuwait joined in.
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Advocates for immigrants worry the risk will be too great for immigrants on the fence about reporting their crimes.
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Several senators who could make or break the tax plan remain on the fence, despite agreeing to start debate.
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I'm also on the fence about some of its character models, whose heightened Victorianism includes some classically Orientalist tropes.
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Ortiz gives us his W.S. prediction ... but says he's still on the fence on who's gonna take the title.
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And then you can communicate with them, like, your quasi-pro Trump uncle might be on the fence. Right.
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The not-yet-amended bill now exists as a wish sandwich for House Republicans who are sitting on the fence.
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The severed head of a shark stuffed with cigarettes was discovered on the fence of a volunteer marine rescue organization.
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I didn't go for the first three days I was there, because I was still on the fence about it.
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I'm on the fence for how long I want to stay in Brisbane, but I figure an interview won't hurt.
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So if you're still on the fence about quitting, consider following the option to temporarily suspend your Instagram account above.
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If you've been thinking about deleting your account but are on the fence, here are some recent events to consider.
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The hope is that the President's public backing could help nudge members who have reservations or are on the fence.
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But, as a 21-year-old candidate, I can't be shocked when I encounter voters who are on the fence.
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But it's also possible that the metal wires on the fence conducted the electricity — zapping the cows huddled along it.
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A few feints and some good footwork should have Namajunas on the fence if Jędrzejczyk commits to making that happen.
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Even if you're on the fence about Lin's new look, the essay is still phenomenal to us for many reasons.
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Many others have said privately that they are still on the fence or leaning toward his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Debates are, indeed, crucial, because they get those publicly on-the-fence voters to finally admit they've made a choice.
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But if there's one trend that we're on the fence about at this very moment, no doubt, it's leopard print.
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Folks who were on the fence about devoting resources to VR/AR/MR are now at least thinking about it.
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Many Americans don't really understand Medicare for all, and when they do, they're on the fence about some key issues.
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Placing him on the fence removes that and forces him to fight off takedown attempts with his hands and hips.
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A religious leader like Falwell in particular, Scott said, was key to convincing undecided voters and on-the-fence churchgoers.
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Susan Collins, a noted moderate who has been on the fence about the health care bill for quite some time.
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If one of the tools you use to get on-the-fence members is no longer as viable, that's trouble.
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And the FDA "has sat on the fence on this issue, quite frankly, for the last few years," said Staynings.
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However, those on the fence may also be willing to temper said concerns at this point while conditions remain moderate.
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He has not heard anything from producers yet, and is currently on the fence about returning to the "tainted" show.
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Time for Republicans to make an all-out bid to win over moderates who are still on the fence, right?
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It has described the attacks on the fence as terrorism, and says children are deliberately being placed in harm's way.
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He then jumped back on the fence and shouted: "I want my mother-f------ belt," in his post-fight interview.
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Its new site helps supporters target those who are against the bill or on the fence with calls and tweets.
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"He was up there dangling on the fence, and the Secret Service grabbed him," the House Oversight Committee chairman said.
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In some cases, harassment or the threat of harassment might convince an official on the fence to change their mind.
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When he's on the fence, both sides have had to win on his terms in order to win at all.
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This is especially true for those people who are sitting on the fence, who are vulnerable to these fringe elements.
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She was on the fence about being filmed because she feared that people she knew would eventually see her performance.
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And even some on-the-fence Democratic lawmakers have said the energy generated by Sanders's populist message can't be ignored.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, one of the Republicans on the fence, said her colleagues should not prejudge the allegations.
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Others stopped to give hugs or hang notes on the fence, and some offered to bring tools to help rebuild.
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Verizon may have just helped many of its customers on the fence about whether to get Disney+ make a decision.
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The defense is expected to wrap its arguments on Tuesday as it seeks to assuage senators still on the fence.
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"I do see that as something that is going to deter people that were maybe on the fence," he said.
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Maintain your momentum as you plant the foot that naturally goes up as high as you can on the fence.
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There was little Trump said Wednesday that is likely to convince those on the fence about Kavanaugh or his accusers.
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There is a point in The Souls of Yellow Folk where you can see Yang poised uneasily on the fence.
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It might have swayed a few on-the-fence senators, but the resolution still passed with a dozen GOP defections.
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Still on the fence about how much the planet is warming and how much of it is caused by humans?
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That left lots of places with just one insurer selling coverage Insurers were already on the fence about the marketplaces.
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If not, it would certainly trigger a domino-like effect toward legalization in other states that are on the fence.
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In the final on Wednesday, Randall's and Diggins's teammates were on the fence next to the course, urging them on.
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By Monday night, as Mr. Trump was meeting with the group of Republican senators at the White House — not one of whom was on the fence about the bill — Mr. Moran and Mr. Lee, two senators who were on the fence, issued statements saying they would not support it, a catastrophe for the White House.
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A note is seen on the fence of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School following the mass shooting, in Parkland, Florida.
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Some members of the audience were seemingly on the fence, including some of the people who came forward to ask questions.
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Susan Collins (Maine), Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), Tim Scott (South Carolina) and Johnny Isakson (Georgia) are the lawmakers currently on the fence.
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It may be that a few Senators are on the fence, but the political calculus involved here is hard to read.
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The big picture: For Republicans and red-state Democrats on the fence about Kavanaugh, Trump's comments aren't going over very well.
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He is torn on which side of the pizza he likes better.....when asked he simply said, 'I'm on the fence.
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That said, it's still worth a shot if you're on the fence about signing up for a particular app or service.
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Magomedsharipov often seems unaware of where he is in the cage and consequently gets caught on the fence quite a lot.
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President Trump has given little reassurance to health plans that might be on the fence about entering Tennessee or other markets.
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"There are more ribbons on the fence now than there was before," said Frank Sheehan, a former state lawmaker from Ballarat.
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Then there is the reporting coming out of CNN regarding Trump's pitch to on-the-fence senators like Utah's Mike Lee.
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Plus, we're a little on the fence when it comes to how effective these are at blocking out harsh UV rays.
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As a result, the IPO of Lyft and other loss-making unicorns represent a predicament for investors sitting on the fence.
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You should absolutely try them and run through some favorite songs of your own before buying if you're on the fence.
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"Take initiative, always be visible, and become a resource," says Erica Diamond, founder of the career blog Women on the Fence.
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If they said no or were on the fence, I would try to talk to them and persuade them to vote.
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Both Republican senators voiced concerns about DeVos and say they remain on the fence about how they'll vote on the floor.
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A sign reading "deportation" pointing toward the wisemen is hanging on the fence separating them from Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus.
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"I'm still on the fence," said John Verdejo, a 2016 Sanders delegate and DNC member who sat in on that meeting.
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On Wednesday night, they huddled together on the sidewalk and watched a praying mantis crawl on the fence above their bed.
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For many members on the fence, the fruits of weeks-long negotiations panned out just moments before the Budget Committee vote.
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He was a guy that had a path cut out for him — it wasn't like he was struggling on the fence.
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An even shorter train could help those passengers who are already on the fence, stick to the train instead of flying.
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That surge may have been buyers on the fence rushing to get in, fearing rates would move higher, as they did.
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I'm still on the fence as to whether or not this guy actually did me a favor in the long run.
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Dovletdzhan Yagshimuradov found himself on the fence early and often, but soon realized that he wasn't actually being hit that much.
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If you're on the fence about using one over a regular financial planner, you'll want to consider the pros and cons.
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She was sitting on the fence, and I'd just turned 21 and she was still in high school, she was 16.
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"Take initiative, always be visible, and become a resource," says Erica Diamond, founder of the career blog, Women on the Fence.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky, Susan Collins of Maine and John McCain of Arizona — as well as several others on the fence.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, who was also on the fence, slamming the "rushed and flawed" articles sent over by the House.
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If you're on the fence, read our full review of Moxy Chelsea, a modern hotel nestled in Chelsea's lush flower district.
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Earlier in the week, enough Republicans were on the fence about supporting the budget that the whip count appeared in question.
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Here's the reality: Senate Republicans, including those considered firmly on the fence about the structure of the trial, such as Sens.
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And it would also send a clear message to on-the-fence Republican senators about which way the wind is blowing.
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"I'm still on the fence about maybe adopting, but I definitely don't want to have biological kids at all," Giselle says.
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He was on the fence about whether to accept it — but after Khashoggi's disappearance, he had now definitely decided not to.
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Jeff Flake — a key swing vote for Republicans — signaled that he was on the fence about confirming Kavanaugh without a deeper inquiry.
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All four teens were on the fence — until they watched an 1603-year-old Lorde win two Grammy Awards on national television.
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If you've weighed your options and are still on the fence, a simple rule of thumb is to go with your gut.
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Several Senate Republicans were on the fence about whether to vote for or against allowing witnesses, but in the end, only Sens.
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Others who spoke with Opam admitted to being on the fence regarding how they felt about white children dressing up as T'Challa.
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Protests erupted by Friday evening, and signs were placed on the fence outside of the park demanding the sculpture be taken down.
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Fans were already on the fence about how the series came to a close, but this mistake seemed to incite them more.
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For swing voters, who are sitting on the fence out of disgust with both candidates, humanizing and memorable portraits could be helpful.
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"He's on the fence, but I think that everything will be fine when she arrives," Duff explained on the Today show Monday.
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Mr Trudeau says he wants to phase out Alberta's tar sands eventually, but it is not easy to sit on the fence.
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I'm still on the fence about this boozy popcorn, which has the potential to either be delicious or a total culinary disaster.
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If you're on the fence, realize that you can do a lot more with the Echo than just asking Alexa the weather.
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But UNGASS, if nothing else, could offer governments on the fence an added nudge as they look to change their drug laws.
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For those who are on the fence about having kids, these concerns are very common (and so is the need to crowdsource).
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Congressman Romero, meanwhile, approaches Doug with an offer to help getting the reportedly on-the-fence Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) on board.
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They say a slate of purple- and blue-state senators have remained on the fence despite being widely counted as "no" votes.
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There's a lot of guys who are on the fence about it because they don't want to put themselves in harm's way.
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If you've been on the fence about a business credit card, these features and benefits may inspire you to pull the trigger.
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Haspel is seen as facing a more challenging confirmation battle than Pompeo, as several key Republican senators remain on the fence. Sen.
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"While many that were on the fence of buying a million dollar home many have had to reassess their move," Vivas said.
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It's time for states that have been on the fence about the national popular-vote compact to get off and sign on.
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If you're really trying to persuade people who are on the fence, remember that their way of thinking may not be yours.
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With their slim majority in the Senate, Republicans can lose no more than two votes, and several others are on the fence.
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The Democrats persist in their quixotic attempt to woo those who voted for President Trump and those who are on the fence.
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President Donald Trump has given little reassurance to health plans that might be on the fence about entering Tennessee or other markets.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) and Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who are worried about the federal deficit — are still on the fence too.
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Woodley stood on the fence, in the inferior ring position, but was bizarrely able to push the pace as he did so.
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"I still agree with Trump in a lot of ways, but I'm more on the fence about him now," Ms. Raby said.
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Mr. Eustis seems to have taken to heart Cassius's admonition to Brutus when Brutus is still on the fence about taking action.
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That will require the handful of on-the-fence Republican senators to vote against allowing new witnesses and documents into the trial.
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There could be a dozen people, or three times that: strangers, neighbors, people who sat quietly on the fence between the two.
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For someone on the fence about taking a full leap into buying a 360 camera, this is the perfect in-between device.
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But if you were sitting on the fence waiting, know that, now that the saga is over, it was worth the wait.
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With the The North Face Griffin, those on the fence about which is best will be happy because it offers both options.
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But several key senators were still on the fence, including Republicans whose support Kavanaugh will need if he hopes to be confirmed.
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As we reported, producers are on the fence about whether to continue airing the show with June's life going off the rails.
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Moments later, she placed a handwritten sign that read "Love trumps hate; Hear our voice" on the fence facing the White House.
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However, despite McDonald's stock reaching a record high this summer, traders seem to be on the fence about investing in the company.
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Is the Supreme Court in any way on the fence about the fact that Williams at least tried to bribe the governor?
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But caps proved a powerful balm for politicians and other stakeholders who were on the fence and worried about the bill's costs.
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If you're on the fence about this whole astrology thing, let this simply be another way to navigate the world of workout wear.
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If you're on the fence about whether to purchase a new Android phone, now is the time to wait just a little longer.
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I'm on the fence when it comes to gender bending, but when it comes down to what I'd wear; it's a definite avoid.
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Second, it would make the device a more attractive first-time buy for those who have been on the fence about the device.
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On the other hand, if a probe doesn't turn up new evidence, it gives senators on the fence an easier time voting yes.
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If you're on the fence about purchasing an expensive new vehicle, just ask yourself: Can your boring, gas-dependent car fart on command?
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If it's below 50, nobody who's on the fence is going to vote "yes" for the sake of voting "yes," I don't think.
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If I'm on the fence about something, then the opinions of those that I love will help me decide which way to go.
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"It's about signaling to other countries that might be on the fence about doing business with Huawei that Huawei is a safe partner."
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Many teams are on the fence, trying to gauge their 2017 chances, including the Texas Rangers, Kansas City Royals and Tampa Bay Rays.
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But until last month, many other scientists were on the fence about whether the signals in Sanofi's trials were evidence of true ADE.
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But, the majority of persuadable Americans on the fence about who they'll vote for aren't up at night worrying about Donald Trump's rhetoric.
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"I'm [as] on the fence as I can humanly be," said Matthew Rogers, a 39-year-old NRA member and gunsmith from Arkansas.
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Some advocates for the name change worried that Colin might turn off regents and other community stakeholders who were otherwise on the fence.
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With record viewership, I cannot imagine any undecideds still being on the fence after this debate — or how Trump can win moving forward.
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Last year, Kardashian West was quoted as saying she was "on the fence" about the election, but later threw her support behind Clinton.
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"I'm on the fence," But what's puzzling about the comment is that it does not appear on the online version of the story.
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But he is one of several Democrats who had remained formally on the fence despite widely being expected to vote "no" on Kavanaugh.
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Some on-the-fence Republicans were also invited to the White House so that Trump could personally sell them on the immigration package.
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After conducting 600,000 personal interviews with its members, AFSCME estimated 85033 percent would stop paying dues, with another 50 percent on the fence.
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It was the first Israeli soldier killed on the fence since the last war between Israel and Hamas in 2014, the IDF said.
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Odds are your cost will only go up in the future, so if you've been on the fence about life insurance, don't delay.
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Trump has denounced those fears but has been on the fence about how his decision-making is affecting the rest of the world.
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People who are on the fence about enrolling—and might need an additional incentive—also tend to be healthier and have lower costs.
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Mike put a white board on the fence and started projecting videos and slide shows onto it, in hope of luring neighborhood children.
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Apple's rare apology over iPhone slowdowns targets consumers "on the fence" about upgrading their smartphones, tech analyst Daniel Ives told CNBC on Friday.
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If he's on the fence about scented shaving products, know that the sandalwood scent isn't too strong, and most men will like it.
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Again a grip on the fence allowed Frye to pull himself onto Abbott's back and he soon secured a choke for the finish.
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For members who remain on the fence about whether or not to stick around for another term, the Virginia results will be terrifying.
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I much prefer this design, and believe it is absolutely worth the extra $50 if you're on the fence with the Solo Pro.
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If you're already unhappy with your account, now could be the time to switchAre you already on the fence about your banking institution?
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That element of Ms. Warren's performance also spoke directly to the quality that some voters on the fence were most concerned with: electability.
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Temer's government is expected to soften some of the more stringent aspects of its initial proposal to win over lawmakers on the fence.
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This is a good time to showcase platform pieces in a strategic way and reach the audience who may be on the fence.
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I've been on the fence worried that people would stand for the whole show and my body can't take standing for that long.
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But there's no sign of a fourth GOP senator expressing support for witnesses at this point, though several Republicans remain on the fence.
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Cities are already getting greener For policymakers on the fence about greenifying cities, Rojas-Rueda said the health rewards far outweigh the costs.
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I was on the fence but decide to buy a ticket — it is a cause I believe in and should be good networking.
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The other sweater I'm on the fence about, and the socks are all fine — they have little critters in winter hats on them.
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Former Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, a possible kingmaker, has been keeping his far-right Yisrael Beitenu party on the fence since the Sept.
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The pro-EU minor parties and the on-the-fence Labour Party are unlikely to be able to put their differences aside, however.
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With a procedural vote coming as soon as Tuesday, GOP leadership is stepping up its efforts to win over on-the-fence lawmakers.
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"If you were on the fence, if you were looking at this as a political vote, the CBO score didn't help you," Sen.
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Nintendo should drop that to something that could incentivize anyone on the fence about picking up a Wii U — maybe even by $100.
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Come up with the right package of issues, and either party could find independents who are on the fence swinging in their direction.
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If you were on the fence about Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) being robotic himself, it really feels like episode three all but confirms he is.
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I'm on the fence about New Year's resolutions: Research shows that people rarely accomplish the goals they set at the beginning of the year.
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But on the other hand you have to contend with other people who are not quite willing—Richmond is kind of on the fence.
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If a fighter doesn't mind his manners, he'll end up on the fence against Diaz and eat a salvo of twenty or thirty blows.
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Whether you've already committed to a sober month, or are on the fence about starting, use this as a guide for getting through January.
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But the morning of his amputation, February 19, 183, his parents were still on the fence about whether they were making the right choice.
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Three other Red Sox players are reportedly on the fence, but the rest of the team has expressed interest in meeting with the Prez.
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But he hasn't delivered a major speech on the GOP-sponsored health care bill in any of the on-the-fence senators' home states.
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With public opposition mounting, GOP leaders may still make more changes to the original draft bill to woo lawmakers who are on the fence.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), who was previously on the fence, is now a likely yes after Trump's Tuesday meeting with the House Republican Conference.
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No Democrats have come out in support of him, but most senators up for reelection in states carried by Trump remain on the fence.
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Maybe if we all work together and tweet him our support he may just get that Dion tattoo he's been on the fence about.
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If you've been on the fence about taking the plunge and learning to code, this is definitely the right place and the right time.
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I've been on the fence about getting a Wacom Cintiq for a while now, and the hardest part for me is justifying the cost.
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And if you oppose the Senate healthcare bill, there are certain GOP senators you should prioritize, as they're on the fence about the legislation.
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The White House is stepping up its efforts to sway the dozen GOP senators publicly on the fence and potentially flip the four detractors.
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He also had been on the fence for CNN's December debate before the network relaxed its criteria to allow him to remain on stage.
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They were successful in preventing the discharge petition from hitting the needed 85033 signatures by promising a pair of on-the-fence centrists — Reps.
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"He couldn't have done a better job of reminding people who were on the fence why they can't vote for him," Mr. Malloy said.
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Our list avoids obvious start 'ems and instead targets players who some fantasy football players may be on the fence about starting or sitting.
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With Paul opposed to her nomination and several key GOP votes on the fence, Haspel could also need support from Democrats to win confirmation.
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Despite all the evidence against the bill, despite all the violations of Senate procedure that have been inflicted, they still remain on the fence.
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The easy early leader for round of the year came to an end with both men leaning on the fence to catch their breath.
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If anyone was still on the fence about whether he could cut it as an actor, Southland Tales should have been the last word.
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Cornering Nelson on the fence—provided he can stay out of the clinch—working the body, or pounding the legs would help Tumenov considerably.
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Whittington said that overall, having public hearings will help Democrats shape public opinion and sway House members who are on the fence about impeachment.
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The results suggest that Democrats might be starting to win over the large contingent of the public who are on the fence about impeachment.
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As members of the global community, it will be irresponsible of us to sit on the fence, panic, ignore facts, or fail to act.
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But to get that, Trump needs to be willing to humble himself on the fence-versus-wall semantics and step out of the spotlight.
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But Dr. Blasey's claims may have given Democrats who were on the fence a way to vote no without paying a steep political price.
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Last Friday's march on the fence ended in violent confrontations, in what was the deadliest day in Gaza since the 2014 Gaza Israel war.
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But several have indicated they are reconsidering their votes, or remaining on the fence, until Pompeo's hearing before the Foreign Relations Committee next month.
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There are two other currently undecided senators who caucus with the Democrats who are viewed as on the fence and possible yes votes: Sen.
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For Republicans, bringing up abortions later in pregnancy may be a way to appeal to voters who are on the fence about the issue.
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This leaves Mr. McConnell with enough room to throw some trinkets at legislators who are on the fence or need cover for their vote.
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John Kasich, two of Trump's vanquished foes, could both offer a reassuring presence for Republicans on the fence over whether to support their nominee.
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" As to whether his days as director are done, the outlet reports Redford seemed more on the fence and "indicated 'we'll see about that.
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I've taken to describing Vice Principals as "Girls, but with middle-aged white men" to people who are on the fence about watching it.
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They've got the turtle up on the fence post, but they had better figure out a way to get it back down if need be.
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Apple's wireless AirPods officially hit stores in December, but if you're on the fence about buying them, that's no reason to delay going cord-free.
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There's no lineup as of yet, but footage of previous events in the video trailer below might be enough to sway someone on the fence.
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But if you're still on the fence, let Bonnie Thunders of the Gotham Girls Roller Derby All-Star team help you make up your mind.
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While liberal advocacy groups are targeting on-the-fence Republicans, their conservative counterparts are doing the same with pro-life Democrats like West Virginia Sen.
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Given that 9 out of 10 Democratic voters support the impeachment inquiry, most of the representatives on the fence eventually came around to support impeachment.
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And if you go to the field, you can see bullet holes through the top of the dugout, sheds, and metal poles on the fence.
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Since Musk first started tweeting about his tunnel plans last December, we've been on the fence about whether or not the SpaceX CEO is joking.
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They will grandstand, but the fact that the MMA issue is part of a bigger budget will be an out for those on the fence.
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" Congressman Jason Chaffetz put it in more common parlance for TMZ ... "He was up there dangling on the fence, and the Secret Service grabbed him.
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Though licorice is a pretty divisive candy, even those who are on the fence will want to get their hands on one of these wands.
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The legendary singer told The Sun that she was on the fence about recording a new song for Disney's remake of Beauty and the Beast.
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Still, for those who are on the fence about their epidural decision, it's nice to know it could come with both physical and mental benefits.
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For educators, $49 is a sweet deal, but if you're on the fence between the Pencil and the Crayon for personal use, get the Pencil.
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James Watson, chief scientist at the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), another American charity, has an additional worry about focusing on the fence-it-off approach.
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And I will tell you, I put the question to many people who are sort of on the fence about this to give me examples.
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There are plenty of reasons to stay in tonight, and if you're still on the fence, allow us to give you one more: Online. Shopping.
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On the fence: Ronald Reagan allowed tapings of meetings and conversations extensively, and NPR reports Obama may have been recording conversations with visitors around 2013.
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But, for people more on the fence about him -- and his role both in the 2016 election and after it -- Comey did himself some good.
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For those on the fence, author of The New York Times bestselling personal finance book "Money: Master the Game" Tony Robbins suggests a third way.
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"Their rhetorical strategy is going to alienate of people who are on the fence about this," he said, adding he feels safer under the law.
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Chelsea Houska and her husband Cole DeBoer are still on the fence about DeBoer's possible adoption of her daughter Aubree, but they're making great strides.
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Both statistics and anecdotes suggest that, at the very least, the move got some liberals sitting on the fence to back Moser over Jason Westin.
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So for on-the-fence voters or potential supporters from various communities looking for a reason to support Trump, they didn't get one last night.
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Ponzinibbio got to kicking that leg early and often, but it was made even more potent by Magny's response to being placed on the fence.
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"We know how the president can pull back from things," Warren said, which worries Republicans who are on the fence about coming out in favor.
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The cost of this bill to American taxpayers, the climate, and communities living on the fence lines of fossil fuel infrastructure is far too high.
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If you've been on the fence about getting either of these cards, this sign-up bonus just might sway you toward hitting the apply button.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have a warning for Flake and the other on-the-fence Republicans: Don't hold your breath waiting for Trump to change his tune.
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A majority of Ray-Ban customers go for the standard size, but if you're on the fence, you can check out the brand's size guide.
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If you've been on the fence about getting AirPods or you're ready to upgrade to the new model, this is the perfect time to buy.
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Roughly a dozen GOP senators are also on the fence about the resolution, leaving open the possibility that supporters could pick up additional Republican votes.
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The biggest obstacle remains that key members of the Republican conference who voted against the last GOP health care proposal are still on the fence.
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Only 10 percent of consumers professed a love of cooking, while 45 percent said they outright hated it and 45 percent were on the fence.
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Anyone on the fence over whether they'd like to own this piece of Efron memorabilia should take into consideration the state of the jock strap.
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If you're still on the fence after comparing the cards' bonus categories, annual fees and other charges, take a closer look at their other perks.
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Sen. Kamala Harris' debate performance on Thursday failed to impress many of her party's big-money donors who were on the fence about her candidacy.
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"I'm kind of on the fence," said Melanie Groves, 39, a small business owner in Louisville, Illinois, who organized a pro-Trump rally last month.
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The upshot: As someone who enjoys maintaining electronics for as long as possible before upgrading, I'm on the fence about springing for the latest AirPods.
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His messaging is permeated with divisive language that galvanizes core supporters more than it persuades anyone on the fence, much less on the other side.
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In fact, many of the Republican senators who were believed to be on the fence about impeachment have noted that the election is fast approaching.
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Rex Tillerson's rocky performance at his confirmation hearing has left many senators on the fence about whether to support his nomination for secretary of State.
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The revised bill has largely been backed by the conservative House Freedom Caucus due to MacArthur's amendment, but many moderate lawmakers remain on the fence.
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But Democrats and Republicans in the middle believed the White House's efforts had given senators on the fence little political cover to support their proposal.
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The leader relied on moderates up for reelection in 2020 to make the case to senators on the fence, as well as conservatives like Sens.
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So, the MPC One could be a good solution for those just getting into standalone workstations, or have been on the fence for price reasons.
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Dershowitz's Bolton comments had one primary goal: convincing Republican senators who are on the fence about calling new witnesses that no further testimony is necessary.
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However, several have indicated they are reconsidering their votes, or remaining on the fence, until Pompeo's hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee next month.
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In an effort to appease members on the fence, Pelosi instead made the call that the House would bring just two articles to the floor.
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Now that they have come out against the latest spending patch, there are 12 Democratic senators on the fence, according to The Hill's whip count.
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Britain will decide whether the UK stays in the European Union on June 23, and I am still on the fence about what to do.
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If Eddie Lacy is on the fence about training with the P90X guy ... this could be the video that pushes him into the "yes" camp.
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Iowa, for example, has one insurance plan left in most of the state and executives there say they're on the fence about whether to stay.
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Further, Trump's willingness to take on Wall Street could resonate with disenfranchised Bernie Sanders supporters who are now on the fence, another Wall Street pro noted.
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If you've been on the fence about dropping some cash on one of these bad boys, today's the day to do it without breaking the bank.
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And with one week until the primary, candidates have a tight window to win over voters still on the fence or steal support from their competitor.
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This was her tactic when dealing with everyone, whether a curious young person on the fence about abortion, or a furious protester screaming in her face.
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But the central bank's policymakers are evenly split on the matter and Bostic, a voter this year on interest rate policy, is squarely on the fence.
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H.L. MENCKEN is said to have defined a politician as "an animal that can sit on the fence and yet keep both ears on the ground".
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If you are on the fence about adopting a new best friend, we talked to the experts at Best Friends Animal Society to help swing you.
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Kelly revealed that while still on the fence about going on record with her personal account, it was Yardley who helped solidify her decision to talk.
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He's just kicking off his new term and won't face re-election until 2022, but Medicaid expansion and drug crisis are keeping him on the fence.
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If you live in a battleground state and are on the fence about voting for Hillary, or are considering not voting at all, I get it.
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In one shot, he's a tiny barefoot toddler wearing baggy overhauls, and standing in a dusty yard where someone has hung a washbucket on the fence.
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While Michael Johnson isn't the best ring general in MMA, he did try to circle away from Gaethje but still got stuck on the fence repeatedly.
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Then, he said that he was no longer on the fence about climate change — the climate in wine-growing regions would be different in the future.
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If you were on the fence between staying with an employer and going into business for yourself, the tax cut might be the push you need.
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The timing of the meeting, which Jones described as being scheduled "late in the game," indicates that the senator could remain on the fence for weeks.
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For Millennials still on the fence about saving for the future, Mignott says use the many online tools available to learn about different types of investments.
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With three days until Election Day, Americans who are on the fence or undecided are running out of time to make their final decision for president.
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But several GOP senators, many from states that expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare, remain on the fence and huddled with McConnell in his office late last week.
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Murkowski, Paul and Collins also under scrutiny McCain was one of three most-watched members on the fence and considered a key vote on the bill.
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Against MacDonald, Condit, Koscheck and Shields he often conceded the center and fought with his back on the fence, lashing out with powerful, running right hands.
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"HBO was really on the fence about whether or not they were going to let this go to series," Weiss told Variety in a later interview.
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If you're able to spend $3 million on car, it's doubtful a free oil change will tip the scales for an on-the-fence Chiron buyer.
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"There have been a lot of people who were on the fence at the beginning," Edwards said when asked about Trump support within his business networks.
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"I was sort of on the fence, but I was a little more inspired than I expected to be by the rally tonight," Anderson told me.
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If you were on the fence about this show and its cop-out season six cliffhanger followed by a gory, indulgent season seven premiere, I understand.
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He seems to want people to think he's still on the fence about the pay freeze, hence the "studying" comments, but he's already issued the order.
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If you own a home and were on the fence about whether or not to borrow against it, that strategy could make sense now, Parrish said.
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He had already been on the fence about digital interaction since even before he wrote about Nicholas Negroponte's "Being Digital" in 1995 for The New Yorker.
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But the minutes of the September meeting said that "a few" Fed officials opposed another 2017 rate move, and that "several others" remained on the fence.
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Other senators have indicated they, too, could be on the fence if Trump picks someone considered to be an ideologue with zealous opinions on divisive issues.
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"There is no question that all the broader conversation about privacy in the technology industry, I think has left some consumers on the fence," Georgiadis said.
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He told CNN Business that Apple (AAPL) has been on the fence about foldable phones for years with rumors about the form factor circulating since about 2017.
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Couple that with the chance that maybe it doesn't work so well, and Apple may have just ruined its chance at winning over those on the fence.
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And on Monday, the latest major march on the fence dividing the Gaza Strip from Israel was met with live fire from security forces, with tragic results.
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So far, 6 Patriots players have said they're boycotting the victory trip, mostly due to political reasons -- and last week, White said he was on the fence.
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Fidel Castro: My longevity a result of fate My parents and grandparents, like many Cuban-Americans, remain on the fence about the loosening of U.S.-Cuba relations.
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In the off chance that you're still on the fence about it, please open your mind and watch this fan-made Danny DeVito-voiced game trailer. Congratulations!
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"Even if it's on the fence, I have to be clear-cut better than everybody for me to even get a look," Durant said during the interview.
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"I've never been on the fence before like I am this year," said James Berezo, who voted for President Barack Obama in the past two national elections.
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It's hard to say we weren't trying to connect with people who hated Trump, but the statues were really dedicated to people who were on the fence.
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" And in case you thought he was still on the fence about the remake, he said, "I couldn't be happier, these girls did a really good job.
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The RBA is all but certain to leave policy unchanged at its first meeting of 2019 later on Tuesday after sitting on the fence since August 2016.
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"When Meadows and the Freedom Caucus first blocked the bill, "I would have voted against him right then…now I'm sort of on the fence with him.
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Really, I was on the fence about Trump, but then -- then I decided to really listen to one of the great generational leaders of American pop culture.
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But for anyone out there who might read this and think they're on the fence about it, we seriously just [want to] live our lives unbothered. Please.
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I'm still on the fence, but as much as I like the idea of a hyper-intelligent, perceptive dating algorithm, I think I'll delete my Loveflutter account.
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To me, saying something like "I could vote for the bill if it radically changes to exactly what I want" is not really being on the fence.
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This kind of national terror makes it impossible for "law and order"-supporting Republicans to vote no on the conservative bill, even if they're on the fence.
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During these meetings, the millionaires intend to use the threat of withholding their endorsements as a way to persuade those on the fence to join their crusade.
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Congress has 60 legislative days to take action on the issue — and activists are pushing lawmakers they think might be on the fence to support the measure.
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By championing the return of bankruptcy protections to studentloans, Trump would attract tens of millions of voters who otherwise would be on the fence, or for Clinton.
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In her view, Trump's ardent supporters will never abandon him, while she hopes voters on the fence find him offensive enough to support any Democratic presidential nominee.
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People from lower social classes also appear to be on the fence, as they were 15% more likely to be undecided than the rest of the sample.
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The highly publicized protests, one member predicted, could spook still-on-the-fence Republicans and derail the GOP's efforts to fully repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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Calling Trump names -- even explicit ones -- isn't going to convince people who are on the fence about him in 2020 to cast their vote for a Democrat.
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If you're on the fence about bidets, I recommend trying a good beginner attachment like the Superior Bidet Supreme Attachment, which the brand sent me to test.
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He loves his car and has deposits to buy two Model 3 compacts when that car is available, yet he is "on the fence" about getting Autopilot.
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"On the fence: It's not a fence, it's a wall," Trump said in response to a question at his first press conference since winning the White House.
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The vote's outcome is all but guaranteed, after Republican Jeff Flake—the one Senator who seemed to be on the fence—announced he'd vote to confirm Kavanaugh.
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Business Insider's Joseph Zeballos-Roig went along and spoke with Mehdji Belizaire, a 19-year-old Warren volunteer who said she's "still on the fence" about Warren.
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"If I'm Joe Biden sitting on the fence and I see this poll, this might make me want to jump in," Selzer told The Des Moines Register.
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I think Collins knew all along that she'd be voting yes and was just trying to teeter dramatically on the fence for as long as humanly possible.
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But there are still a handful of Republican senators on the fence about the Senate's tax proposal — and three of them voting no would kill the legislation.
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Some chief executives were still on the fence on Tuesday, torn between remaining on the prestigious presidential policy advisory panel and making a statement by stepping down.
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But any on the fence have a believable argument: Impeachment is like an indictment, and plenty of abuse of power and obstruction of justice particulars have emerged.
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Ultimately though, the question of whether the FBI investigation was satisfactory will come down to the three Republican senators and one Democratic senator on the fence — Sens.
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But if you were on the fence about whether to get involved in this stuff or not, the president's O.K. is the biggest thing that's ever happened.
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If you're still on the fence about whether to bet on a Galaxy Fold, check out our review here for what kind of trade-offs to expect.
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If you&aposre on the fence, keep in mind that it comes down to whether or not you can put a credit card&aposs benefits to use.
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An 11-year veteran of the magazine, where he is the crops technology editor, Mr. Gullickson said he had long been on the fence about climate change.
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The conservative PAC Club for Growth, which opposes the bill, also announced Tuesday a $500,000 ad buy targeting 10 congressional districts whose representatives are on the fence.
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A veterinarian at a Gabon zoo supplied them with leopard urine, and they poured drops of it on the fence enclosing the space in which the chimpanzees lived.
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But, for those of you who are on the fence, let this be your cue to seek out one more treat (or trick) before this Halloween season ends.
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These modifications are a crucial aspect of the whipping process -- possible concessions are being carefully considered to try to win over lawmakers who are still on the fence.
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The singer went on to share a shot of all three locks on the fence, which fans will be able to see for themselves at the pop-up.
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"To someone who's really on the fence about planning a trip, from a convenience and speed factor, I would nudge them toward a cash-back card," Rossman says.
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Rand Paul and John McCain said that they would oppose the Graham-Cassidy bill and there were other members on the fence — at least publicly — including Alaska Sen.
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And if you're still on the fence, we've pulled together 13 of this season's most enviable orange-tinted sunglasses just in time for the weekend — rainy or not.
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IPOs of Pinterest and other such loss-making unicorns -- startup companies with valuations of at least $1 billion -- have presented a predicament for investors sitting on the fence.
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But these new features will certainly make it more appealing to anyone who might have been on the fence before, though that category of consumer might be rare.
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If you're on the fence about what kind to purchase, a safe bet is opting for a vacuum with multiple functions, like the Dyson DC33 Multi Floor vacuum.
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Photo: NintendoThe $200 price tag is undoubtedly the Switch Lite's biggest selling point, and it will certainly entice those who've been on the fence about making the investment.
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You already instinctively know whether you're the sort of person who's likely to enjoy a game like Pony Island, but for those on the fence, here's my advice.
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The same thing happens to people on the fence about purchasing firearms when they start to think they might forever lose their chance to do so very soon.
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If you've been on the fence about purchasing your first drone or adding a new one to your collection, these savings might be just the motivation you need.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) is still on the fence and will ultimately decide whether the vote ends in a tie or there is a simple majority against witnesses.
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Bagautinov is the classic Dagestani wrestler, standing on the fence and blasting in with a right hand or a double leg when the opponent steps in on him.
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Coons is remaining on the fence about the pick and noted on Tuesday that Tillerson's decades of business work gives him a "deep and broad experience" working abroad.
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McConnell said the Senate will take up the House GOP's plan, but as it currently stands, there are enough Republican senators on the fence to sink the measure.
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Diaz-Balart was on the fence about supporting the House's healthcare legislation but ultimately voted for it last month after an intense lobbying effort from the White House.
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But should you need some inspiration for a first date, or if you're on the fence between margaritas or pancakes, you've got some data to work with now.
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He should be easy to dismiss as a villain, but the fact that both cops and the general public are on the fence about him is oddly believable.
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If you've been on the fence about adopting a Roomba because you have a lot of carpet and pets, I can attest that the Roomba can handle it.
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A head kick caught Belfort, a flurry on the fence followed, and an effortless guard pass to mounted ground and pound against the disorientated Befort ended the fight.
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"If people were on the fence at any point, they probably went to Warren after Sanders's health scare," said Bryce Smith, the Democratic chairman in Dallas County, Iowa.
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For lawmakers on the fence, Haspel's willingness to answer questions about her past will be a major factor in whether she will be able to clinch Democratic votes.
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Dean Heller, who was on the fence about an Obamacare repeal effort (Heller opposed the version then being debated, but ultimately supported a Republican effort that didn't pass).
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Overall, brokerages are on the fence on Chipotle, with 24 of the 35 analysts covering the stock rating it "hold" and the others split almost down the middle.
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Mortgage applications to purchase a home jumped after the first rate spike post-election, as buyers on the fence moved quickly to buy, leery of even higher rates.
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It's also unclear if senators on the fence would support a procedural motion on the bill even if they decide they are against Graham-Cassidy in the end.
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Each time Werdum eventually escaped and threatened the double collar tie but the fact that he was so easy to put on the fence is what is interesting.
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Several senators remain on the fence over the bill, and Republicans can lose no more than two of their members to pass the legislation without any Democratic support.
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"If a candidate was on the fence about joining Google, Jonathan would simply give them the stack and say: 'You get to work with these people,'" Bock wrote.
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No matter how the trial proceeds, Trump will be acquitted — and voters on the fence about Trump will consider impeachment to have been a massive waste of time.
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For global venture capitalists still on the fence about entering Africa, a first move could be co-investing with a proven fund that's already working in the region.
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Mulvaney's campaign, according to filings with the FEC contributed to seven Republican members of Congress who have at times been on the fence over key White House priorities.
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There is a group of Senate Republicans who remain on the fence about whether to vote to consider witnesses or move toward a quick end to the trial.
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For days, we've heard little from the key senators who are still on the fence with whether to call witnesses and whether to vote to acquit or convict.
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Sonos is a good pick if you're still on the fence, unsure if you're the Alexa type or the Google Assistant type but definitely not the Siri type.
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Her best friend Gayle King told CBS' This Morning that she was still on the fence, and President Trump today weighed in with certainty that he'd "beat" her.
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Gofman was so impressed by Thiel's speech, he said had he been on the fence about whether to cast his vote in Trump's favor, he would have been convinced.
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A recent study from Berlin-based think tank Adelphi called for more positive public messaging on tackling climate change, especially if parties on the fence are to be swayed.
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Ashley Sullivan, 29, from Plymouth, MA, a social media strategist by day and bartender by night, is still on the fence about whether she'll be one of these voters.
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Many people reject the group outright, of course, and al-Shabaab's degradation over the years makes it harder to recruit those who may be on the fence about joining.
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If you're (understandably) on the fence about dropping so much cash on a collection you haven't seen, it's worthing noting that the Deluxe Edition will be a limited pressing.
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In theory, ghostly photographs — ones that feature silhouettes of the deceased or levitating orbs — should seal the deal for anyone who's on the fence about the spirit world's existence.
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The release of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life has fans on the fence about the relationship between Rory (Alexis Bledel) and her former flame Logan (Matt Czuchry).
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Can't throw up nice triangles and armbars with your body crumpled up, and of course you can't overhead sweep someone when they can post their head on the fence.
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If you are considering a career in medicine or law — or are still on the fence about your future plans — think about how you could help those in need.
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In 2014, Mr. Pavlensky cut off part of his ear while sitting naked on the fence of the Serbsky Center and afterward was escorted into the building for evaluation.
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I was on the fence about it at first because I always thought if I'm going to make an album, I'm going to try to make it more conceptual.
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We end up talking about kids (she's on the fence about having them) and I shock her by telling her how much daycare and preschool cost in our area.
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Chaim: I'm still on the fence about whether this didn't work for me, but the movie has an almost pathological fear of rehashing anything about Spider-Man's overall mythos.
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I'm still kind of on the fence about it, but the people who live in the region raise the bulls themselves and compete against other people in the region.
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Collins won't support the bill, that raises the stakes for other senators who might be on the fence over final negotiations and increases the likelihood the bill fails. Sen.
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Without US leadership and leverage, many Caribbean islands, including the Bahamas, Barbados, Jamaica, and Guyana, remained on the fence, denying the multilateral organization necessary for a two-third majority.
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If you were still on the fence as to whether or not 2017 has been a worse year than 2016, perhaps this news will push you over the edge.
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Kay Brown – who runs a baby and toddler group for mums in the digital sector – says she's on the fence as to whether the chatbot is a good idea.
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For now, people who are on the fence about the Vive — or just want to check it out — can check for a retail store location on the official site.
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I was on the fence, was that really enough to justify buying this game in a year where I'm already falling behind on my already large backlog of games?
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It seems likely that both right-wing Republicans and moderate Republicans who are ostensibly on the fence will extract concessions that will allow them to vote for the bill.
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But if other GOP senators defect -- and several have said they're on the fence -- or McCain returns to Washington, she will need to pick up more Democratic support. Sen.
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A number of centrist Republicans, however, remain on the fence as McConnell awaits a Congressional Budget Office analysis and score of the new legislation, which is expected on Monday.
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Fifteen out of 88 guests had already backed out, he wrote, and 10 more who might "want to get pregnant in a year or two," were on the fence.
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Plus, there's one very sweet perk that offers an added incentive for farmers who are on the fence: "elephant-friendly honey" that they can harvest to consume or sell.
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And there was a sense that the small group of on-the-fence lawmakers were holding out simply to extract some last-minute changes ahead of their eventual support.
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Meanwhile, of the 15 minority party members who supported Pompeo last year to be CIA director, four remain on the fence: Claire McCaskill (Mo.), Minority Leader Charles Schumer (N.
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"We've been burned too many times by him to just go all in because he showed up," one House GOP member who is still on the fence told CNN.
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And the on-the-fence on tax reform Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky is the one who made the first call to include the repeal in the bill.
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Democrats are widely expected to oppose Kavanaugh's nomination, but the sexual assault allegation comes as several red- and purple-state senators up for reelection remain on the fence. Sens.
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"If they can get control of the country's finances, then power brokers who have been sitting on the fence will come in behind them," said a senior Western diplomat.
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That's why I was also a little bit on the fence about meeting her now because who we are now is different than who she might have been then.
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If you've been on the fence and don't feel comfortable working out while using a tampon, this might be the final nudge you need to try out a cup.
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Some of this year's gun-control candidates are, like Ms. Gustafson, gun owners, who hope that will give them more credibility with some voters on the fence about restrictions.
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If you are on the fence about the benefits of an essential oil diffuser and want to give one a try, start with the UR Power Essential Oil Diffuser.
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And if the moderate West Virginia Democrat and his centrist colleagues can remain on the fence for several more weeks, it boosts Schumer's long odds of beating the nomination.
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But Mr. Trump has few ties with the group, and several Republicans who remain on the fence have tangled with Mr. Trump, either during the presidential campaign or since.
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"If you were on the fence, you were looking at this as a political vote, this C.B.O. score didn't help you," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina.
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And if the CIA doesn't declassify the records, it could prompt protests from Democratic senators over Trump administration secrecy, giving Democrats on the fence a reason to vote no.
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But if political action is meant to persuade people that Mr. Trump is bad for the country, then people on the fence would seem a logical place to start.
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"We were on the fence for a while, and ultimately decided to take the chance, figuring we could always just leave," said Ms. Green, a nurse in her 40s.
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Heidi Heitkamp, said she remains on the fence over the home-state policy matter of whether Pruitt would back the federal mandate to blend biofuels into the gasoline supply.
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The series is plagued with thin characters and narrative dead ends, and I was very much on the fence about it until the last few hours of the season.
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Many certainly reject the group outright, of course, and al-Shabaab's degradation over the years makes it harder to recruit those who may be on the fence about joining.
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Some people will still prefer the longboard (Plus and Stealth) design, but my hunch is most people who've sat on the fence just got exactly what they've been waiting for.
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When Machida got caught on the fence, it was the double right straight, a few good kicks, and the takedowns that took it out of him and won Weidman rounds.
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This order, no matter how well or exactly its carried out in the end, will likely shore up a significant number of Trump supporters and voters still on the fence.
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On those bigger questions about the looming impact of automation on employment, Americans at least appear to be sitting on the fence about what it means for future job prospects.
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If you've been on the fence about trying out Blue Apron, HelloFresh, Plated, or any other meal subscription service for that matter, I strongly encourage you to go for it.
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Zillow points out that at the end of 2018, fears of a potential market slump pushed on-the-fence sellers to list homes while hesitant buyers remained on the sidelines.
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Parents are likely already on the fence about taking the plunge on the device that comes even earlier than a smartphone and devices running Android are cheaper and more plentiful.
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If you're still on the fence... Vote For Lizzie Pannill Fletcher if you want to support a moderate, pro-choice woman who cuts the most anodyne profile in this district.
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"What the FBI investigation did was it gave Republicans who were on the fence and who had real misgivings about Donald Trump an opportunity to rethink their position, " he said.
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R. and I are on the fence about parenthood — I enjoy babies, and R. is great with kids, but we aren't sure if we want to go down that path.
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In that fight Magomedsharipov was repeatedly put on the fence and hit by a head hunting, kick-less striker, and used takedowns to save himself the trouble on the feet.
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It is not uncommon for superhero movies to see sales plummet after a strong opening, but the drop fueled audience members on the fence about seeing the film to balk.
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The coalition spent $500,000 on a campaign, which included hiring lobbyists to press their case with legislators who were on the fence, and running targeted online ads in their districts.
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"Cattle and other animals just like to push on [the] fence, so even when you are finished with the fence you have to constantly go check the fence," he said.
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Based on the arguments we will present, we try to predict the judges who will vote for us, the ones who will vote against us, and who's on the fence.
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Even if you're on the fence about whether or not you think this movie is going to work, for that kind of movie, what else are you going to see?
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It became apparent Monday, when several Democrats who were on the fence came out against his nomination, that Gorsuch would not win confirmation unless Republicans moved to eliminate the filibuster.
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The second weekend, however, is where word of mouth starts to come into play, and on the fence audiences must decide whether or not it's worth their time and money.
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Another Democratic lawmaker said he is on the fence about backing Pelosi but added that the insurgents' plan to take down Pelosi with no Plan B is angering many members.
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They are on the fence about the president's handling of the situation but it's ultimately what kind of results he gets that will determine his public support on the issue.
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They're widely viewed as the three Democratic senators most likely to support Kavanaugh's nomination though they've all said they will remain on the fence until after Kavanaugh's hearing next month.
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Several red and purple state Democrats remain on the fence over Kavanaugh but they are under growing pressure to oppose Trump's nominee in the wake of the sexual misconduct allegations.
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Conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin proposed her own tactic on the show of calling for people to boycott key businesses in states with senators whose votes could be on the fence.
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For next year, when that margin will slip to 51-49, every Republican senator who is "on the fence" will have enormous new leverage on the issues they care about.
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Goals of that level require full attention, and after a few years of being on the fence about where his priorities were, he and Pinault confirmed what Wang knew inherently.
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October 2016: Kim confirms she "stands with Hillary" Kardashian admitted she was "on the fence" about who to vote for in the 2016 election in an interview with Wonderland Magazine.
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I'm on the fence about one premium cardThe Citi Prestige's annual fee rose from $450 to $495 recently, and Citi's slashing benefits like travel and shopping protections in September 2019.
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Still, Manchin's decision to hold a second meeting with Kavanaugh could keep him on the fence until at least September, when the Judiciary Committee is expected to hold a hearing.
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Mr. Cruz will most likely take a victory in Wisconsin and use it to press the case to on-the-fence donors that it is time to support him. Mrs.
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If you're on the fence about getting the big chop, allow us to quell your fears while providing many renditions to consider — because no two pixie cuts are the same.
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Chief Justice John Roberts: -150 Justice Roberts is the most crucial vote for New Jersey to win, because he is the Justice most likely on the fence about this issue.
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Among those on the fence are Senator James Lankford, Republican of Oklahoma, who has expressed concerns about the bill's impact on the budget deficit but favors ending the 1954 ban.
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So increasingly the discussion, and where a lot of this literature comes from, is about those people that are on the fence, or interested about what the evidence really says.
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He thinks so, even though the Canadians fought furiously until they got an agreement they could live with; the Mexicans are still on the fence, if you'll pardon the pun.
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With Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu polling neck and neck against Benny Gantz, a former army chief, riling up the base is as important as persuading anyone still on the fence.
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I'm on the fence about this because teams will just ice the puck and create more whistles, but it has to generate more power-play goals so let's do it.
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Hachimitsu Pie's "Hei No Ue De (On the Fence)," a lament with Claptonesque guitar, is about watching an ex-lover in "seven-centimeter heels" depart Tokyo's Haneda Airport for London.
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"We've seen buyers come see an apartment four or five times and they're still on the fence," said Steven Rutter, director of Stribling Marketing Associates, a division of Stribling & Associates.
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I'm on the fence as to which company will provide my next shirt order, and a new deal this week makes it a doubly interesting quandary: Walmart is buying Bonobos.
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If the presumptive nominee tries to unilaterally oust Ryan from the chairman's slot, it could be seen as petty and alienate Republicans who are on the fence about Trump's candidacy.
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With some previous experiments in this field flopping, and dominant players such as France's L'Oreal on the fence, it's a gamble the companies are reticent to hype up too much.
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If you live in China and were on the fence about when to get a new Mac or iPhone, you will want to check out the Apple store this Friday.
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Or that protest organizers encouraged women to lead the charges on the fence because, as The Times's Declan Walsh reported, "Israeli soldiers might be less likely to fire on women"?
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Maybe. Moderate Democrats vote to convict On-the-fence Democrats -- Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Doug Jones of Alabama -- all voted to convict the President.
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" Kaine said the comments won't hurt the campaign's chances to court Trump supporters who are on the fence "if it's reported fairly that she kind of talked about both halves.
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Because while attacking his enemies energizes his base at rallies, it does little to remind voters sitting on the fence why they might like to cast their ballots for him.
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In case you're still on the fence, The Wirecutter, Digital Trends, and Android Central all recommend the Samsung EVO Plus as one of (if not the) best microSD cards available.
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She logged record-breaking fundraising for House candidates in 2018, an important chip to help convince Democrats who might be on the fence to support her bid for House speaker.
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For disabled veterans and seniors who may be considering adaptive sports, but who remain on the fence, the ever-tenacious Merrill says to just get out there and make it happen.
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" "Offering events like the yoga day where the audience may be more female-leaning without being restrictive can make it more comfortable for those women who may be on the fence.
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The former head of the Republican Governor's Association, he's also regularly been in contact with GOP governors on the fence -- or off it on the side of #NeverTrump -- regarding Trump's candidacy.
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"He's on the fence, but I think that everything will be fine when she arrives," Duff told Today on Monday, adding that she's looking forward to the end of summer break.
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But Barboza was fighting a man who wasn't trying to take his head off with long right hands, he was fighting a guy who wanted to put him on the fence.
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The movement began as thousands of residents and people from across Australia began hanging colorful ribbons on the fence outside St. Alipius and St. Patrick's to show support for the victims.
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Moderate Republicans who were already on the fence about the bill are even more skittish about it now, and a White House official admitted, "We're right on the threshold" of losing.
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Even Heller, who faces the toughest reelection race in 2018 and aligned himself with his state's very popular Republican governor, who opposes the bill, was still on the fence Monday night.
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Brian Tatler: I'm so chuffed, yes and yes, I think in the past a couple of people have sat on the fence, not wanting to kick us, because of our legacy.
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Each time Magny visited his corner they said very little about Magny simply standing on the fence and instead focused on Magny "being first" in order to make Ponzinibbio back up.
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The 78-year-old's allies have also been targeting on-the-fence freshmen, including young, liberal lawmakers like Ocasio-Cortez who have called for generational change in the Democratic leadership ranks.
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Several Democratic senators, including those up for reelection in states won by Trump, also remain on the fence, though McConnell predicted that most members already know how they're going to vote.
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But time away from Washington is an unpredictable factor, and it's not clear that the three members on the fence are going to be able to be persuaded in that time.
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As the words "My wonderful one/I've begun" warm the soundtrack, a splash of red flowers on the fence suddenly appears, as if the film itself were offering you a garland.
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"Investors are sitting on the fence, they only want to be involved when we break out of the range," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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This last point is particularly important to remember if, in your supposedly complex and definitely opaque political calculus, you're on the fence about whether norms and laws should actually be enforced.
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While the UK's a lucrative market, its consumers are still on the fence when it comes to fintechs — and regulatory transgressions like in the US could hurt Robinhood's chance of success.
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"We are going to encourage those on the fence to get on board with his nomination, whether they're Republican or Democrat," the organization's finance chairman, Roy Bailey, told CNBC on Monday.
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Moderates who'd been on the fence would never have to decide what to do and those moderates who'd come out as a 'yes' wondered about what would happen to them now.
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But many have the cartoonish quality of early anti-communist propaganda—too implausible to sway anyone on the fence, but great for riling up the home team against the bad guys.
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Kelly doesn't say how far left of right or right of center her views actually are, allowing her to position herself on the fence or let the press decide for her.
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Only one has a sell on the stock and three have an underperform on the shares, according to S&P Capital IQ. Most are on the fence, with six hold ratings.
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A Congressional Budget Office score on Monday estimated that the proposal would lead to 22 million more uninsured Americans by 2026, only complicating matters for moderate GOP senators on the fence.
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A Congressional Budget Office score on Monday saying that the proposal would lead to 22 million more uninsured Americans by 2026 only complicated matters for moderate GOP senators on the fence.
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"He's almost a thing of the past," said Boyd Lewis, 61, a Democrat from Washington, as he anchored his dog leash on the fence and peered up to the cathedral doors.
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"We are sitting on the fence of either fleeing or hunkering down and riding out the wave of hell Iran will bring," says a US official posted at the Baghdad embassy.
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"What they would be doing is spending all their time talking about how much support they're getting from people who spent the last 10 months on the fence," the person said.
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If you&aposre still on the fence, consider the various factors that make up your credit scoreYour credit score is made up of a variety of factors in your credit history.
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In a statement, the airline said the move was designed to boost customer confidence for anyone on the fence about whether or not to book a trip due to the outbreak.
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And for anyone in the anti-abortion movement who might be on the fence, Trump delivered a message on Friday: an attack on him is an attack on that movement, too.
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Amazon's product page for both Samsung phones indicates that this deal will last for today only, so this is a good time to think about upgrading if you're on the fence.
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The Democratic aide described the steady stream on Tuesday was part of Pelosi's strategy of giving the "spotlight" to vulnerable Democrats as a way to reassure others still on the fence.
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This week alone, about two dozen members who had previously been on the fence announced that they support an impeachment inquiry — and over two-thirds of House Democrats now back one.
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Devorah: It's one thing to deny yourself medical care if you're on the fence and you're worried about money, but it's another thing when your kid is crying in your arms.
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McConnell was then chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, and Clinton's impeachment dominated Senate races, including Schumer's race against Republican Al D'Amato, who was sitting on the fence on impeachment.
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It's true that the U.S. government must persuade countries that are on the fence to join the side of a free internet, but that could not be avoided in any situation.
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Heller of Nevada is one of the five GOP senators openly opposing the Republican plan to replace Obamacare, and Capito of West Virginia is still on the fence about the bill.
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Developers in Brownsville, Texas, blamed the collapse of a planned multimillion-dollar development in the town on the fence that the government was building along the border in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Lesley Thompson, 43, of Grantham, New Hampshire, had her support for Warren cemented after seeing her hold a town hall meeting, but knows many of her neighbors are still on the fence.
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With U.S. shale production likely to boom, Russia on the fence and OPEC's leader unwilling to shoulder more of the burden, the big question facing analysts is what will OPEC do next?
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Katherine Hempstead and her research team at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation helped Axios map out the likely impact if other insurers that have been on the fence decide to pull out.
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Ramping down -- even slightly and understandably -- isn't the message you want to be sending to voters on the fence about who to vote for and in the process of making that decision.
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Where millennials may have been on the fence about whether or not a post-racial America had arrived or was even desirable, the content that Generation Z consumes makes it a reality.
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Adobe still doesn't have a full-fledged Photoshop and Illustrator apps for the iPad, which can be a deal-breaker for some artists who might be on the fence about getting one.
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Facebook's case that Portal is "private by design" has fallen apart before it even shipped, and consumers who were on the fence about buying one may just have fallen off for good.
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As a result, Trump got the photo op he wanted, standing there looking presidential in an attempt to bolster his credentials as a potential world leader to anyone still on the fence.
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The far side might have to be high enough that the cable doesn't rest on the fence, if there is one, or not to drag in the water if that's the case.
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If an outfighter cannot circle the cage without getting caught on the fence, he is going to have a rough night and get beaten up in a range that he doesn't like.
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Johnny Manziel is in danger of losing his biggest sponsor -- Nike -- with sources telling TMZ Sports the company is "on the fence" about dropping the QB from its roster this off-season.
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And strategists don't see Heck's change of heart being the reason to sway voters who are on the fence since he has backed Trump until the last few weeks of the race.
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Roughly a dozen additional GOP senators remain publicly on the fence on the resolution, giving the White House an uphill climb if it wants to block the resolution nixing Trump's emergency declaration.
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And there was a sense that the small group of on-the-fence lawmakers were holding out simply to extract some last-minute changes ahead of their eventual support: http://bit.ly/2As0I0C.
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Roughly a dozen other Republican senators remain on the fence about Trump's emergency declaration, meaning supporters could pick up several additional GOP "yes" votes before the resolution comes to the floor. Sen.
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Manchin was also on the fence in the 2012 presidential election between President Obama and then-GOP nominee Mitt Ronney, who is now a colleague of Manchin's as a senator from Utah.
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"We've been burned too many times by him to just go all in because he showed up," one House GOP member who is still on the fence told CNN on Tuesday night.
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The national government has been sitting on the fence since August largely because of stiff opposition from social and environmental activists who see GM food as harmful for humans and animals alike.
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But if you switched to the iPhone 6S as something of a trial run and are still somewhat on the fence, well then you (and I) have some serious thinking to do.
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Sonny Perdue is expected to nab the Ag slot, but crickets so far on the VA. At least 7 Republicans are on the fence on Obamacare, according to Axios reporter Caitlin Owens.
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Just as Stipe Miocic showed against Junior dos Santos, if the man on the fence is still wrestling as he circles out, his hands are not in position to guard against strikes.
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She knew from a previous conversation that they were on the fence about when -- or if -- they'd have a second child, but she hated that the option was taken away from them.
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Tom Brady seems to be on the fence about showing respect for his country but also being united with his teammates against Trump -- so he's doing both ... and the Prez is down.
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But lately the birds have been calling, and I've been taking my coffee out to the front pond where I perch on the fence and watch the birds wake up the day.
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In the attack, P-45 had killed ten more of the Vaughn-Perlings' alpacas, including a baby, which had been found strung up on the fence; he had eaten only from Cuzco.
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If I&aposm "on the fence" about a given card, I&aposll be much more likely to dump it if one or more benefits is duplicated by another card that I carry.
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And each Casper mattress also comes with a 10-year limited warranty, a 100-night trial period, and free shipping and returns, so it's worth a try if you're on the fence.
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That for Republicans who didn't back him, independents who are on the fence, and even Democrats ready to jump ship, it's OK to vote for the real estate developer turned GOP nominee.
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And just to push on-the-fence voters ever more into the Republican-red column ... The economy will continue to boom and President Trump will get a trade deal done with China.
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If you&aposre on the fence about an idea or contemplating whether to take a chance on a decision, I encourage you to take a leap of faith and invest in yourself.
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He said he hoped the spill in South Dakota will help sway any of the five Nebraska commissioners who may be on the fence about whether to issue a permit to TransCanada.
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I like to think Assante was on the fence about playing Mr. Novian, then was told he'd get to pee on Matthew McConaughey, and was like You got yourselves a Mr. Novian!
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His side kick scarcely made an appearance in the twenty five minutes of action with Woodley, appearing once as a defensive side kick which did little but put him on the fence.
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The market currently is projecting a little better than 103pct for a hike in December, the Fed seems to be on the fence about December, so that's where everyone is paying attention to.
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"Because of the policy failure in Canberra, some of the wind farms we work for are now sitting on the fence and that is hurting us," Andrew Divall, the firm's founder, told Reuters.
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Better technology and more content will encourage gamers who were on the fence to join in, expanding the market and setting off a virtuous cycle, argues Dan O'Brien, head of VR at HTC.
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The effort, which they described as worth millions of dollars, is an explicit warning to on-the-fence Republicans from one of the most influential players in electoral politics not to cross them.
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Though, we were always on the fence, due to experimenting and trying other styles of music in little pockets that we were actually listening to more at the time of being a band.
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But if you are still on the fence about just how Calabasas you want to get this month, why not browse through a few of the family's previous best costumes for some inspo?
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There is some logic to this thesis, which is often heard from government and other Afghanistan officials in Kabul, in that those on the fence head to the winning side of the insurgency.
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That's an additional month above the usual free trial for new Apple Music subscribers — if you've been on the fence about signing up, it might be a good opportunity to check it out.
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A successful offering by Blue Apron will signal that the floodgates are still open for consumer offerings and hopefully give a good kick to companies that are on the fence about going public.
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Although I'm still on the fence whether or not my social media is important at all, MySocialBook definitely adds a little bit of import to an otherwise maudlin part of my online life.
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And while some fans may be on the fence about Pattinson's casting as the iconic superhero, the actor has proved he can carry a tentpole movie in the past with the Twilight series.
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Her albums are groundbreaking, and if you're still on the fence about whether or not she is the greatest entertainer of our time, you will be convinced after you see her perform live.
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This time, Ramos hit it higher and further but still had to sweat out a few seconds of nervousness watching Jacoby Ellsbury make a slight climb on the fence to attempt a catch.
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Maybe that's just it: Perhaps the kid is on the fence about his belief, and he thinks that by offending Santa Claus just enough, the bearded man will finally make his presence known.
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I think then it came up with a very specific ethos of adversarial journalism, what we were talking about earlier, about not just sitting on the fence, but calling a spade a spade.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Majority Whip Steve Scalise deserve real credit, as does President Donald Trump, who actively worked on-the-fence members over the last few days.
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The two broke after some time on the fence, Brunson feinted Hall back towards the fence again, feinted an over hand and then threw a legitimate overhand left as Hall circled into it.
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You will notice in this clip that Miocic, trapped on the fence, expects a right uppercut and both ducks and slips off to the side, avoiding the horizontal right swing that comes instead.
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Though some GOP senators estimate that the number of Republican votes in favor of the resolution disapproving the emergency declaration could hit double digits, undecided senators have remained on the fence since Sen.
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Personally, I prefer to live in the "now," and in that sense, the iPhone 11 Pro is the best smartphone in the world, and is absolutely worth buying if you're on the fence.
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GOP senators have largely remained on the fence about the Collins's measure, citing questions about if it does enough to protect Americans not tied to terrorism from being blocked from buying a gun.
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Fink seemed to be on the fence Friday about whether stocks overall need to see another 4 percent drop from last week's lows before the market can really shake the new year slump.
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If they can raise their profiles enough to capture the attention of the conservative factions who are on the fence about Trump, they might just stand a chance of posing a credible threat.
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Moreover, Republicans believe that Democrats' string of late-night votes ahead of the trial's opening arguments — which Republicans had said they would not support — alienated Alexander and other on-the-fence GOP senators.
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It also presents an enormous opportunity for him to reach the many Americans who are on the fence about abortion by drawing a contrast with the extreme positions of his 2020 Democrat opponents.
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But the verdict could have broader implications for other witnesses on the fence about whether to testify before Congress, including former National Security Advisor John Bolton and current White House lawyer John Eisenberg.
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Express Scripts' chief experience officer Mark Bini thinks his company can make a material impact by offering "confidence" and "peace of mind" to health insurers who are on the fence about digital health.
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At least three separate squads of armed fighters "tried to use the commotion and smoke and dynamics of the riots as concealment, and then launched an attack on the fence," said Lt. Col.
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In particular, it could disaffect groups of people who are on the fence — blacks who like their community's record-low unemployment or Hispanics who are enjoying their first pay hike in a decade.
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But Ms. Le Pen could benefit on Sunday if poor and disaffected suburban voters do not cast ballots or if on-the-fence voters who are unenthusiastic about their choices decide to abstain.
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It will decrease the on-the-fence mentality many develop, especially for millennials who are recent graduates and frantically searching for that first real job and looking to take the first thing offered.
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"The people who are already 'in' [far-right sympathizers] are believing the fake news they're spreading, but the people on the fence are tuning into 'normal' politicians and reading 'normal' newspapers," said Ayyadi.
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While some 2020 Democratic presidential candidates renewed their call to impeach the president, Trump's comments did not seem to move House Democrats who have been on the fence closer to initiating impeachment proceedings.
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The Greens stand accused, among other criminal charges, of forcing their followers — regardless of their age — to engage in manual labor on the Fence Lake compound that served as the group's base of operations.
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If you're on the fence about where to invest and where to save, check out 18 things that are worth paying extra for and five items that you should never pay full price for.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeIf you've ever been on the fence about trying an extreme sport like hang gliding, this video will have you keeping your feet firmly planted on terra firma.
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The only huge A-List celebrity on the fence is Kobe himself ... who we're told might not stay long -- or attend at all -- potentially opting for a swift exit back home after the game.
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She said the second letter, which came nine days later and exonerated Clinton, simply fired up Trump supporters and didn't put any on-the-fence voters who had been leaning her way at ease.
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Collins has emerged as a pivotal lawmaker in the tax debate, along with Republican Senators John McCain, Lisa Murkowski and Ron Johnson, all of whom are also on the fence or oppose the bill.
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Ringcraft is often seen as a solution to a problem—you're stuck on the fence, do this—when in fact everything the fighter does in the ring should be done with ringcraft in mind.
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Angela Hill showed the double collar tie to be effective against Andrade, but Jedrzejczyk rarely had cause to use it on the fence and instead worked it in brief spurts out in the open.
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Even when Rousey did get the clinch, Holm had trained incredibly opponent specific, keeping Rousey's preferred arm jammed to her body, curling up like a prawn and leaning on the fence to deny throws.
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Heidi Heitkamp (ND), another red-state Democrat who was on the fence until this week, Manchin is up for reelection in November and his stance on Kavanaugh could become an issue in the race.
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While the Federal Reserve should keep the option open for a rate hike in June, Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said he is "on the fence" about whether that hike should happen next month.
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The editorial states its goal is to persuade readers who might be "on the fence," encouraging individuals that Clinton is significantly prepared to lead the country into economic prosperity, international affairs and technological advancements.
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Trump, who admits that reading is not his thing and that he suffers from a short attention span, will need to provide some comfort to Republicans on the fence that he knows his stuff.
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The bones of the bill are still largely the same, according to a summary of the legislation, and there are still a number of mostly moderate Republican senators on the fence about the bill.
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Keira Knightley stars as Katharine Gun, a GCHQ translator who leaked information in 2003 about a United States' plan to bug UN diplomats who were on the fence about supporting the invasion of Iraq.
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You might want to book now "If you're on the fence about going to the Super Bowl –now's the time to book," said David Solomito, North America Brand Director for travel search engine Kayak.
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A handful of senators are on the fence over the legislation because of concerns that it could open up U.S. citizens to retaliatory measures, but the White House has shown little interest in negotiating.
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If Dillashaw can use measured aggression and Cruz's own tendency to retreat on the fence to get into position, he can begin the boxing / wrestling flurries which served him so well against Mike Easton.
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While a price drop can bring in more buyers, it can also turn off some buyers who might have been on the fence, fearing that the home is not as desirable as they thought.
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As the final surveys put the Remain and Leave campaigns neck-and-neck, much will depend on whether those who are sitting on the fence get off it and head to the voting booths.
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Eyleen Gonzalez, the young woman who said she doesn't want to live on the only island she's ever called home, said she had been on the fence about applying for college in the mainland.
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"It's always been a barrier to getting good people to run for office, and I think that Representative Hill's situation only makes it more concerning for those who are on the fence," he said.
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But for those on Lula's camp and voters who remain on the fence, Bolsonaro's rise represents a pushback from a section of the population who disliked the Workers Party project from the get-go.
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"If you were on the fence, if you were looking at this as a political vote, the CBO score didn't help you," said Graham, who nonetheless is leaning in favor of the bill himself.
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They also don't like having to take a fighter down while he is leaning on the fence, and then struggling to hold him down along the fence once they get him to the mat.
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If you're still on the fence about immigrating to China, just ask yourself: why else would it have three times the population of the US if it weren't a way better place to live?
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Collins has emerged as a pivotal lawmaker in the tax debate, along with Republican Senators John McCain, Lisa Murkowski, and Ron Johnson, all of whom are also on the fence or oppose the bill.
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The timer runs even when the game is minimized or paused — something to keep in mind if you're on the fence about trying to fix the game or refund it early in your experience.
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It's never been easier for this journalist to sit on the fence in splendid apolitical isolation given that the pro-Brexit camp seem to not actually believe a word they are saying any more.
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If you're on the fence with your decision, here's what experts say about how much dogs can cost and advice on how to save up for one if you aren't quite there yet financially.
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That underbelly was exposed at Rokeby in May 2016, when the museum's now-retired director mounted four Black Lives Matter signs on the fence that fronts the property, easily seen from busy Route 7.
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The 52-vote Republican majority may not be enough next week to secure a budget measure needed for the tax cuts, given that some of that party's senators are balking or on the fence.
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It may be that socialism is less disturbing to voters on the fence than Mr. Trump's manifest deficits, or it may be that the label itself has lost some of its Cold War infamy.
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You can try to negotiate with your landlord if they're on the fence by getting a renters insurance policy that covers pets or offering to pay a larger security deposit in case of damage.
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I'm on the fence as to whether this mess of a rollout has managed to overshadow the album itself—both are evidence of an egregious battle between superego and id—but perhaps that's irrelevant.
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MALVEAUX: The GOP revealing last-minute tweaks to the bill overnight, hoping to appease both conservative and moderate Republicans who are on the fence, to get the 216 votes needed for the bill to pass.
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BUT I'M VERY MUCH AT THE MOMENT SORT OF ON THE FENCE AND IT WILL DEPEND HOW THE DATA COME IN. LIESMAN: SO THAT'S WHAT I WANT TO TALK ABOUT IS THE DATA DEPENDENCE HERE.
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Tom Cotton specifically took aim at both Paul and vulnerable red-state Democrats who might be on the fence about voting for Pompeo, calling Paul's views on foreign policy "unusual" and urging Heitkamp, Indiana Sen.
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"If you are on the fence ... this CBO score didn't help you, so I think it's going to be harder to get to 50, not easier," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said of the bill's prospects.
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In the skit, Debra Messing and Eric McCormack defend Clinton while Megan Mullally plays an overzealous Trump fanatic and Sean Hayes sits on the fence as an "unemployed, uneducated angry white man," Entertainment Weekly reported.
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But if you're on the fence — or are just wondering what's in store when your phone ships this Friday — here's what you need to know about what it's really like to use the new iPhone.
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The tweaks appear to be small, and the iFixit folks are still on the fence about precisely what's new here, but things do appear to line up with what we were told by the company.
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Why it matters: There were some controversial differences between the House and Senate versions of the tax plan that had previously left some senators on the fence about pushing a final plan through for passage.
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Democratic candidates on the fence about whether or not to run in 2018 would have taken the Ossoff victory as a sign that the national environment was beginning to tilt heavily in their side's favor.
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The intimate settings gave Trump a chance to connect with voters more directly and showcased his ability to moderate his tone; something with the potential to reassure voters on the fence about his brash style.
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Apple AirPods with Charging Case (Latest Model), $144.99 (originally $159) [You save $14.01]wireless earbudsan Airpods deal will happen, so we'd recommend taking this opportunity if you've been on the fence for a while now.
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And if you're really on the fence about something but not ready to toss it, Zoë's got a genius tip to track what's actually getting use and what's just taking up space in your closet.
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Senator Bob Corker, a Republican Trump opponent who is on the fence on the tax reform, echoed that idea in an interview on CNBC's Squawk Box Tuesday morning as he warned about growing budget deficits.
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"If there are people on the fence in Saudi, this kind of attack in Medina would probably turn them off," said Lori Plotkin Boghardt, a research fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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If you're still on the fence, experts, reviewers, and websites like Best Products, Espresso Corner, Coffee Gear At Home, Good Housekeeping, Espresso Perfecto, Little Coffee Place, and Home Grounds all recommend the Bialetti Moka Express.
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" Speaking at the Economic Club of Washington in January, Mr. Mnuchin said he was still on the fence: "We haven't made any decisions on whether we will change the bill or won't change the bill.
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A handful of lawmakers on the fence about supporting Trump then met with Manafort in a subsequent meeting at the Capitol Hill Club, which is on the same block as Republican National Committee (RNC) headquarters.
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Darren Till showed excellent ring awareness against Donald Cerrone, placing him on the fence and hammering him with hard strikes in this disadvantaged position, but similarities between Cerrone and Thompson are few and far between.
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We cannot tell if this is just poor awareness and movement or a tactical decision because while being on the fence is typically seen as bad ring generalship, there exist some advantages to the position.
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One potential tactic discussed by lobbyists in Pelosi's inner circle: telling lawmakers on the fence about her that voting against giving her the speaker's gavel would amount to blocking progress for women after a historic election.
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Slaw Honestly, I was on the fence about whether this is a salad or a condiment, but seeing as "slaw mix" is sold next to bagged salad in most grocery stores, a case can be made.
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If you felt too lazy/unmotivated/on the fence to make it back to the store or put the return in the mail in that window, you may still have the option of getting a refund.
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She's practiced astrology for eight years and says that while products such as zodiac jewelry don't bother her because they've been around for years, she's on the fence about the corporate foray into New Age culture.
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"This is not time to be on the fence... Netanyahu's regime, with its radical messianic zealots and its corrupt leadership must be toppled," Barak said, in a reference to the prime minister's far-right religious allies.
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If Trump had been eating KFC for his entire life—and Trump makes a big deal about how into fast food he is—you would not still be on the fence about it at age 70.
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Francisco Rivera placed himself on the fence and was hurt early, and the rest of the bout was just a back and forth swinging match with Lineker finally jumping on the guillotine to secure the submission.
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Many are still on the fence, wavering between investing in new IT strategies or cautiously waiting on the sidelines for the new factory floor processes and uses of data to be completely ironed out and proven.
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The pieces were already well priced to begin with; with a sizable discount factored in, now's your chance to fetch that piece you were on the fence about or couldn't nab in time on launch day.
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First, it will be hard to get everyone on board From now until the day of the vote, McConnell is expected to be furiously negotiating with the GOP members opposing BCRA and those on the fence.
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Four others are on the fence about the bill, meaning leaders need to both shore up support for the CRA resolution and sidestep the ethanol debate by next Thursday in order to assure the bill's passage.
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Ari Paul, a former portfolio manager at the University of Chicago and current CIO of cryptocurrency investment firm BlockTower Capital, said he has talked to multiple pension funds and endowments that are sitting on the fence.
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It's what they have had for 100 years, and whatever we put in place here is going to be here another 100 years, so I think most are settled on the fence as the best way.
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House moderates are only a few signatures short of theoretically being able to force the immigration vote, but some who are on the fence are fearful that leadership will punish them if they join the effort.
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"I believe there are better mechanisms by which we can ensure that by providing incentives to enterprises who take better care of people," Phillips said, adding that he was on the fence about supporting the bill.
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Finally of note: Doo Ho Choi picked up another knockout victory with his right hand after Thiago Tavares tried the old Josh Thomson / Jason Miller grapevine stall on the fence for much of the first round.
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Meanwhile Lewis, recognizing that he didn't want to be on the fence and a sitting target for Hunt's right hand, reacted by lashing out at Hunt each time he felt his back foot touch the fence.
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Roughly a dozen Republican senators remain on the fence about the House-passed resolution, raising concerns that the number of GOP "yes" votes could hit double digits, which would be an embarrassing setback for Trump. Sen.
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Perhaps the deeper thing keeping me on the fence is that I desperately didn't want to face the reality that Britain's possible prime minister is a man who traffics in an ancient prejudice against my people.
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Team Biden's hope is that voters who were on the fence and open to supporting the former vice president were more likely to wait to cast their ballots, rather than voting early for, say, Mike Bloomberg.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska), remain on the fence.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) — remain on the fence.
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Dylan Sharbonier and two other construction workers were hanging a green tarp on the fence surrounding one of 13 lead-tainted ball fields in Red Hook, Brooklyn, this month, their fingers red from below-freezing temperatures.
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The messages come as conservatives have revolted against the massive budget package over fiscal concerns, while some Democrats are still on the fence about whether to support the deal without a clear path forward on DACA.
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The tactic would be a way to win over on-the-fence directors and producers who might be shopping a project around at multiple streaming services, while also entertaining the idea of a traditional theatrical release.
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Whether you've been on the fence about purchasing your first drone, or are looking for a reason to add a new one to your existing collection, this massive sale might just be the motivation you need.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will continue meeting on-the-fence senators facing questions from their governors and state Medicaid offices about the bill's cuts to the government insurance program for the poor and disabled, lawmakers said.
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In summation, I'm on the fence, and probably won't come toppling down any time soon; as much as I dislike the idea of being crushed to death under my piles of Amebix albums, I still love them.
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Most critics have released rave reviews, with only some on the fence who are saying the latest Marvel film gets to be too much for viewers as it adds characters to the seemingly never-ending Marvel Universe.
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While it's sometimes a hassle to apply lip color with a brush instead of a bullet, the low, low price combined with the ability to create custom shades may be enough to sway on-the-fence shoppers.
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Sen. Kamala Harris' top fundraisers are fielding calls from influential donors who were originally on the fence in backing her but are now open to meeting the California lawmaker and potentially assisting her 2020 campaign for president.
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For those on the fence, I'd say if you liked the original and its short-lived revival, this incarnation will feel like a new — and occasionally laugh-out-loud funny — window into the lives of old friends.
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But if you were on the fence, the beautiful noise it makes as its shutter flicks open at 16 frames per second—like a kind of soothing machine gun rat-a-tat-tat—might just convince you.
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"You're either a horse person or you're not, there's sort of no on-the-fence," Bjorgo-Thorne tells me in an empty administrative room of the visitor's center, and admittedly I'm feeling very much like latter group.
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"He's really hard to get pictures of because he's always right on the fence," explained Adrienne Crosier, a biologist and the head of the cheetah breeding program at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) in Front Royal.
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The fact that he made that statement the very morning before the Sanders bill vote in the Senate is significant and it's likely it may have influenced a few Republican Senators who had been on the fence.
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Luke Perry might have been on the fence, initially, about doing a "Beverly Hills, 90210" reboot -- but he was clear about his love for his old pals, and his admiration for the man who made them famous.
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The Washington Post reports that four Republican senators–Collins, Murkowski, South Carolina's Tim Scott, and Georgia's Johnny Isakson—are all on the fence about Puzder, as is Democrat Joe Manchin, who has supported some of Trump's nominees.
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The next year, I'd go see a hitting guru named Wilmer Aaron in Compton who believed wholeheartedly that I could hit left-handed, his zeal was infectious, but I was still on the fence about it myself.
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"My public life was always the opposite of all that," Mr. Maluf said last week, criticizing the bad deeds in Ms. Rousseff's government, including her scramble to offer cabinet posts to legislators on the fence over impeachment.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Utah) and Flake, remain on the fence.
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"If I'm Joe Biden sitting on the fence and I see this poll, this might make me want to jump in," said J. Ann Selzer, president of the Des Moines-based Selzer & Co., which conducted the poll.
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For Mr. Trump, the new, more tempered talk on immigration could help convince some on-the-fence voters, particularly whites, that he has more compassion for Hispanics and other minorities than his harsher earlier positions would suggest.
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If you're on the fence about catching up with the show on Netflix before "El Camino" is available to stream on October 11, Insider revisits what made creator Vince Gilligan's show one of the best on television.
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The group has asked for people to make and send 10,000 paper cranes (and have already received about twice that many), symbols of hope and peace, which they will hang on the fence around the detention center.
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Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, had already been on the fence over deficit concerns, and he insisted on Thursday evening that the Senate leadership find a way to mitigate the cost of the bill, lawmakers said.
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"If the Bank of Canada was on the fence about cutting rates in October, today's jobs numbers might be one further push towards standing pat," Avery Shenfeld, chief economist at CIBC Capital Markets, said in a note.
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Mr. Kushner also appeared on "Hannity" on Fox News in an effort to make clear to the president's base and Republican senators on the fence that even Sean Hannity, the hard-right host, was supportive of it.
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He is the most-known quantity in this campaign, and if he can survive the nomination process, he could pose a tough challenge to the President in swing states and suburban constituencies that are on the fence.
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If you are a Republican senator on the fence about whether to allow witnesses in this trial, it's going to be very hard after this Bolton news to find a way to vote against hearing from him.
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"If I'm Joe Biden sitting on the fence and I see this poll, this might make me want to jump in," J. Ann Selzer, president of Selzer & Co, which conducted the poll, told the Des Moines Register.
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I have been on the fence about the World Baseball Classic for reasons I can't fully articulate, but between this, the Mensch of the Bench, and Japan's communal celebrations, the WBC seems like a whole lot of fun.
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Their hope is that by surrounding her with people you know and like, then having them say, "Boy, that Hillary Clinton sure is great!" they can get those who are on the fence about her to feel similarly.
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As for the smoker who's on the fence about still flicking their cigarette onto the pavement, it might be of benefit to consider that a vast quantities of butts aren't picked up by cleaning fairies overnight, nor Pope.
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Their joint opposition served to provide cover for other on-the-fence colleagues who may soon join them in publicly opposing the GOP's effort at finally making good on its cornerstone campaign promise of the past seven years.
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Now investors want to see if Carney keeps market bets on an August hike alive at a news conference after the 22 GMT rate announcement, or if he decides that sitting on the fence is a safer strategy.
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About 193% of Democratic students believe it is more important for Democratic candidates to persuade core Democratic voters who do not vote regularly to turn out, rather than trying to persuade voters who might be on the fence.
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But people like Corker, Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) and Susan Collins (Maine) -- all of whom had been considered very much on the fence -- sounded positive about the direction the bill was headed after meeting with Trump on Tuesday afternoon.
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However, if the Fed is on the fence regarding a future rate hike, it could consider his comments and err on the side of raising rates, lest the central bank be viewed as succumbing to White House criticism.
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Drawing several rounds of standing ovations, Mr. Trump thundered against the Iran nuclear deal and made clear that he was not, in fact, on the fence when it came to brokering a deal with Israel and the Palestinians.
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Wilkinson's cage craft looked good until he tired himself out grinding for the takedown on the fence, and Bahadurzada was able to hammer him with body kicks and counter Wilkinson's clumsy jabs until he picked up the TKO.
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If any wealthy Indians were on the fence about whether it was worth buying a condo just to talk to Trump Jr. about, say, trade policy, the fact that he's delivering that speech should make it seem worthwhile.
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So yes, Dave Eggers's anti-Trump 30 Days, 30 Songs project is a pretty clear case of preaching to the choir; there aren't many Sleater-Kinney or R.E.M. fans who were sitting on the fence in this election.
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He would attract tens of millions of voters who otherwise would be on the fence, and unlike every other issue where the battle lines are clearly drawn, these voters would come with zero defections going the other way.
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"I find myself on the fence in regards to the claim made by the authors that the model of a single evolving lineage from A. anamensis to A. afarensis is being challenged by the new cranium," said Alemseged.
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Ronny Jackson fights to salvage his nomination to head the Department of Veterans Affairs, Republicans in Congress are staying on the fence Wednesday, remaining unwilling to defend the White House physician but not yet ready to abandon him.
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Although the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star revealed in her cover interview with Wonderland magazine that she was "on the fence" about whether she would vote for Trump or Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, the 35-year-old E!
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Reconnecting with Hill allies Before his press conference, Trump invited his closest Hill allies to the White House -- members who endorsed him early on in his campaign when the establishment was still on the fence about the wildcard nominee.
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But for those on the fence, knowing that doing so will foreclose future employment opportunities at some of Silicon Valley's most attractive employers would likely make the decision to decline easy, starving Palantir of top talent for such assignments.
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Even after having her body torn up by Andrade's punches, a tired Hill was able to stiff arm and circle well where many more experienced fighters would have wound up stuck on the fence and melting under Andrade's fire.
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Not only has he — along with plenty of other conservatives — been in conversations with the administration, but he's also reaching out to senators who are on the fence about the House bill to try to find middle-ground solutions.
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But if the price was still keeping you on the fence, we have some good news: At IFA 2018, Dell announced a new model that starts at $899, making the laptop even more attractive, especially for budget-strapped students.
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Microsoft's mission at E3 this year to get players excited to be on the Xbox platform and to convince those who've maybe been sitting on the fence regarding the most recent midcycle console hardware refresh to take the plunge.
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If you're regularly speaking with someone you've never met and your relationship is more formal than not, don't be so quick to sign off without including a proper closing, especially if you're on the fence about how to proceed.
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"When I heard the case yesterday, I was on the fence," he admits, but the other kid involved had a shorter criminal record and Leventer doesn't believe the allegation that it was the co-minor who stole the car.
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So far, the 33 1/3 books I've read have left me on the fence — better as cultural history than as music criticism, when what I really want is something to help me better understand how the music works.
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When you have the safety net of someone you trust to review your work, you can veer on the side of not mentioning if you're on the fence, because he'll let you know if you need to make changes.
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I think he will be able to help Clinton get some Republican voters because he is a centrist politically, and he will also bring those who are still on the fence and undecided about whether to vote for her.
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"Unless 'Vote Leave' can find more believable messages for those sitting on the fence, the large number making their final decision at the last moment could tip the scales in favor of Remain," Opinium managing director James Endersby said.
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And it&aposs an issue that the president is desperately trying to get to yes on, and it might also have the added benefit of helping with some of those discontented voters who are on the fence as well.
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Rather than hanging around on the fence as Kongo did, Miocic consistently circled out to his right side, shooting his left arm out across Nelson in a leverage guard as he did so and keeping his left shoulder high.
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Whip list: Where senators stand on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh He said he expects interest groups will undertake a massive effort -- including spending millions of dollars -- to persuade senators in both parties who might be on the fence.
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The more we are told that Mr. Trump is popular and the more his supporters are put in the limelight, the more people on the fence will be swayed to think there might be a choice in this election.
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A second source with knowledge of the negotiations said the clouded political outlook had played a role in CVC's decision to sit on the fence for now, adding no other bidders were currently in talks with the Recordati family.
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" Hardy intentionally keeps his company small so he has greater personal oversight over the practices of his employees, but he's on the fence about whether or not to stay in the industry, due to what he calls "ethical dilemmas.
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So far it has suited Mr. Corbyn, a longtime Euroskeptic, to stay on the fence, loftily opposing all of the Tories' proposals and declaring that if only Labour were in power, it could magically achieve a better Brexit deal.
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If you're on the fence right now and don't mind spoilers, I'm going to be sacrilegious and tell you to watch Season 5, Episode 6, "Free Churro," in which BoJack delivers a eulogy lasting the show's entire 26 minutes.
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Democrats have stepped up their public relations game against the bill in recent days, and the demands for a full CBO analysis are an effort to make it more difficult for Republican senators on the fence to back it.
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In effect, the president suggested that voting for the bill might be a pointless exercise — not exactly a persuasive message for conservatives on the fence about whether to support a measure that could rile up their party's right flank.
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