PERINO: No. Or else -- WATTERS: Or else -- well, thank you.
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You can't have these mob bosses, or whatever you want to imagine—these people who force people into shady hands to 'throw this game or else, or else we'll cause harm, or else we'll do damage, or else we'll buy you out'—if it's legal.
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What were the Russians going to threaten: "Flynn, do what we say or else" — or else what?
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" In 2016, he released the politically charged projects "Us or Else" and "Us or Else: Letter to the System.
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It was the user base, or else it was the platform, or else it was the nature of sharing in our increasingly connected world.
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The film is the third phase of the Atlanta rapper's "Us Or Else" movement, which kicked off with the release of his 2016 "Us Or Else" EP, and his 10th studio release, "Us Or Else: Letter to the System," which came out in December.
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He has to show up October 26th ... or else.
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" "Rather than making consent stressful — like, 'consent, or else!
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KS: Or else they're gonna have ... Learning your face.
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" He didn't say "Drop this investigation now, or else.
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I need simple goals, or else I can't achieve them.
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You have to get four blues or else, you out.
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Or else I wouldn't stop, because I really enjoy it.
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Or else their choice could be taken away from them.
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Supporters cheer productions like the game show German… or Else!
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You wanted to move something, or else there's no news.
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Or else, my performance of gender exists on that line.
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The message is clear ... don't mess with us, or else.
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You gotta love everything, or else you can't love anything.
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" Or else, "they are potentially putting their pocketbooks at risk.
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Or else, everybody would be like you and they not.
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Either you give up, or else you go all in.
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They know they have to do their job, or else.
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You could numb it, or else grant it a voice.
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These nights it's all red threat: Feed me , or else.
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He needed to discover new sources of petroleum, or else.
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Or else, all of these photos will look the same.
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Or else something bad would happen, to me, to them.
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" Why isn't it: "Vote for whoever isn't Trump, or else?
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Absent the "or else," the injunction is all but meaningless.
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Or else I will join poor Paul in the jail.
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Memo to working women: Don't be ball busters, or else.
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You'll pay whatever they charge, or else they'll sue you.
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Or else his 1845 drawing of his own unmade bed.
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It's a bid to rein in capital market volatility — or else.
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Lyft is cheaper (or else Lyft trips tend to be shorter).
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Don't walk alone — or else you're basically asking to be harassed.
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They can't go on forever, or else there's no finality here.
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Or else I'm going to track you through your Uber account.
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"I saved his life or else he would've croaked," Kazin said.
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You need to be in 100% or else it won't work.
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Or else, the cancer would have eventually spread to my lungs.
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I have to check myself or else I'll fall into it.
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They don't anticipate malevolence, oftentimes, or else they willfully ignore it.
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TC: Because VCs don't understand the tech or else the opportunity?
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They would like to see China challenged to behave, or else.
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Or else, maybe shopping in Yen isn't really your strong suit.
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The words "kicking and screaming" come to mind: unity, or else.
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KS: He's gonna get back to me, he better or else.
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Or else he had put the TV in a different room.
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They have to please their customers, or else risk losing them.
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The tension is unbearable, or else you wouldn't be doing this.
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And cooperating doesn't mean do what the U.S. says — or else.
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"You have to grow or else it doesn't work, " he said.
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Following that, things had to change or else Munich was out.
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"Stop promoting miscegenation or else I'm taking my $ elsewhere!!!" read another.
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We were an organized and hard-working little tribe — or else.
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He'd prefer to read books, or else watch cartoons on Netflix.
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They'll have to play, or else she'll eventually find an opening.
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Yeah, or else he's at dinner at the White House. Sure.
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Or else this observer had not drunk enough coffee that day.
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Or else, it's Morandi, which is very relaxed and kid-friendly.
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Or else he might have had his own one shining moment.
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Neither party acknowledges the bargain, or else the magic is ruined.
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There have to be some fresh elements, or else why bother?
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Many pieces seem to be under $300, or else above $1,200.
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It also signals the government's push for steadfast patriotic allegiance—or else.
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Or else we're going to continue to be left way way behind.
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Or else to flash them with relevant talent and encourage an acquihire.
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Be honest, or else it will probably come back to bite you.
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"Or else if you wait until the end, you'll let it roll."
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Like, 'I got to eat or else I'm going to pass out'?
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I tell them to accept change or else they will fall behind.
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Nut up, Roosevelt exhorted, or else your children will have British accents.
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Apathy, Sam supposed, or else some impulse she found difficult to name.
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She must respect the laws or else her fate will be decided.
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He was telling them to behave or else the rules could return.
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She did, and the judge said Zooey has to appear ... or else.
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You need to be on script or else Bannon willattack you again.
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You should have insisted on a cap, or else a priced round.
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Harlo: I hope Darlene had that backed in, or else Elliot's toast!
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The hackers gave Long seven days to pay a ransom — or else.
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Other times, the witticisms are lazy, or else they've aged incredibly badly.
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I have to do something or else this hopelessness will paralyze me.
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It's a lifeline without which I would become manic, or else suicidal.
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Or else the migration bill from the devastated country would be prohibitive.
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Trump has made it clear ... he demands a loyalty oath, OR ELSE.
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I got to thank God or else I wouldn't be standing here.
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I have to show up, or else I'm going to go home.
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Please do follow the wine pairing suggestions or else you'll ruin everything.
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Or else, it may be time to follow the new un-P.
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Say Ciao , ciao , bambino , or else I'll be talking to you forever.
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We offer to make them food or else they demand it, depending.
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They watch shows or else do video games, that kind of thing.
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He argues that you've got to fight bullies or else lose to them.
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It has to be, or else they'll have a mutiny on their hands.
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I have to time myself or else I won't get anything else done.
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You have to have something to work for, or else you go crazy.
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They're pretty sure it's the same star — or else a very unlikely coincidence.
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But, first, another espresso, or else I might fall asleep on the table.
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It's running a little late, thankfully, or else I would have missed it.
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The Trump administration demanded at the time that Maduro leave immediately, or else.
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It's time for you to find a better work/life balance—or else.
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Or else don&apost, you know, don&apost-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Sara, last word.
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It puts the animal skin on, or else it gets the hose again.
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DJI just wants you to fly your drones smart and safe — or else.
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Be mindful of your responsibilities or else you'll get a talking-to today.
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Or else you have like zero chance of beating your wife at chess.
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The appeals court's message is clear in corporate internal investigations: cooperate or else.
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"Everything has to be super organic or else it doesn't work," he says.
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Apple's telling me to pay up or else and it feels like extortion.
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You'll need to watch the show to understand or else you'll be confused.
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In effect, the US wants Iran to change everything about itself — or else.
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Or else: what was the point in starting them in the first place?
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Don't stay in or else you may miss out on some great parties.
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Or else be very confident they can show another valid legal basis — i.e.
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The 3 guys have given Mike an ultimatum -- capitulate by Friday, or else.
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Men are oblivious to their hurtful condescending ways, or else they don't care.
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Or else, a bit less often, in stretches of pre- or postcoital discourse.
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It would have to clean up its act onscreen and off — or else.
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I'm guessing you've heard that already, or else found out the hard way.
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That's likely, or else Disney risks being a minority owner with little influence.
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No one else gets to enter or else armed guards mow them down.
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We ate meals in our hotel rooms or else one person per table.
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Unfortunately, it's far from easy — or else everyone would be doing it already.
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The objects of his wrath need to be nice to him, or else.
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Other things, other people's stories peter out and expire, or else, get buried.
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But maybe you better not marry me, or else you'll get written about.
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Google has 90 days to end the practice, or else face more fines.
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You have to kill, or else you might as well just kill yourself.
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I need to keep pushing myself or else it will get really boring.
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Or else you can go around in analysis mode, contextualizing and intellectualizing everything.
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We need to wise up now, or else it will be too late.
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" The song will be featured in T.I.'s new mix tape "Us or Else.
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Make sure you pick the right region, or else you'll be out of luck.
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It's a lot of "Godfather," like, "Take this money or else," kind of thing.
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I needed to have this absolute resolve or else I would have just broken.
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Or else Bruce Wayne's about to find himself in a whole heap of trouble.
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The lawyers make it clear ... stop making any further statements about Offset ... or else.
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The officer repeatedly warns McDowell to stand down or else he would be tased.
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Or else it was a tactical ploy to distract attention from Ms Blasey's claims.
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A judge just ordered Joseline and Stevie to fork over the kid ... or else.
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His friends told him to take it easy or else he'd build a tolerance.
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I hope ZTE thins the watch down before the official announcement or else, eek.
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And worse, he either doesn't seem to realize his limitations, or else doesn't care.
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The state could turn out to be her insurance policy, or else her Waterloo.
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Two black lawmakers say Twitter must address 'racism and bigotry' — or else face regulation.
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Or else an English as a first language instructor for the likes of Andy?
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They have to tackle with their shoulders or else they'd break their face, right?
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Either Trump's promises were lies or else he's failed to live up to them.
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Or else they were mostly just thinking of the billions Facebook was paying them.
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Please, give us bigger pockets, or else the fanny pack really will never die.
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You have to prioritize and give yourself some leeway, or else you'll go crazy.
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But other avenues were more difficult or else failed to lead anywhere, Horne says.
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Something has to happen every seven seconds, or else the listener will tune out.
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You have to be able to laugh, or else you will drive yourself crazy.
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Google certainly seems to think so or else it wouldn't be building its killswitch.
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Freedom and flexibility are necessary, or else the vibe will be nervous and impulsive.
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So you better open the app and hit your target language goals... or else.
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The chef says he wants what he was promised plus additional damages ... or else.
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Progress requires action, or else society will continue to be shocked by this disease.
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Or else they are the subject of police attention as suspects in jihadi violence.
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They go to their storefront or else if they're wealthier they have private bankers.
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Or else: Schwab's Germany is Abel, murdered by Austria-Hungary's Cain, Hitler's native land.
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It had rained, or else it was going to rain—Kiril wasn't sure which.
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He's not as good a politician as Donald Trump or else he'd be president.
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Or else a confession with a exculpatory factor: I am deathly allergic to shrimp.
|
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They are also presenting Muslim women with another no-choice situation: assimilate, or else.
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His doctor tells Stamper and Blythe that he'll need a liver transplant OR ELSE.
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Somebody commits to the guy, or else we take matters into our own hands.
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It's important to stay in check with yourself, or else you're gonna wreck yourself.
|
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It's super expensive and hard to get, or else they'd use more of it.
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And I think you need a level of pathos, or else it's just hollow.
|
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Don't wait around with it or else a move will be made on me.
|
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In other conditions, local demographics might go largely unnoticed, or else might remain depoliticized.
|
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President Trump has delivered a blunt message to NATO allies: Spend more, or else.
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Most had a blessing and a curse: Send it to 20 others — or else.
|
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Success has either earned him that right, or else he arrogated it to himself.
|
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We have to, or else the national shame would be too much to bear.
|
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Or else they need to die and we will create a new party ourselves.
|
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You're going to follow your protagonist, or else it's not a very good protagonist.
|
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You'd demand answers and expect to see results, or else you'd sell your stock.
|
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"We've been telling them, better marry Native or else it'll die out," she said.
|
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You have to keep moving or else you're going to get your heart broken.
|
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She has to return to court January 17 for proof of completion ... or else.
|
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We only had five minutes to shower or else we would lose breakfast privileges.
|
|
In addition to speaking on panels, marching in protests and sharing political views on late-night talk shows, Mr. Harris released an EP, "Us or Else," followed by a full album, "Us or Else: Letter to the System," that bluntly addresses police harassment.
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Yeah, you have to love it to make fun of it—or else it's mean.
|
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Moreover, as companies compete, they are forced to become more innovative or else lose ground.
|
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So if you want income, watch for that or else you might just get burned.
|
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You need all three, or else there's no deal, and the courts impose a map.
|
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OnePlus is a company, and companies need to make money, or else they go away.
|
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Tens of thousands of people are sprawled on the ground, or else standing and dancing.
|
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U.S. prosecutors said they'll get him, eventually, or else force him to live in fear.
|
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" They don't say, "You can't do the party or else we're going to nick you.
|
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Or else, the fragile world order around us will collapse into total chaos and disorder.
|
|
Pablo Escobar's brother just put Netflix on alert -- cut us in on "Narcos" ... or else.
|
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Even your complaints need to be in a certain manner or else they're just excessive.
|
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It turned out she already had the CD—or else her cool, older brother did.
|
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Or else more effective techniques for identifying and removing content at speed to be developed.
|
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You think, Take me or else I'm going to jump in the hole with them.
|
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I want you to own it, or else I wouldn't have named my dog Nvidia.
|
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Or else, VCs say they at least have more time to produce a term sheet.
|
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It's brilliant—it has to be, or else it never would have smitten me so.
|
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They may be war graves, holding soldiers' remains, or else submerged in very deep water.
|
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But you still have to look at it or else we are just giving up.
|
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We need stories to hold on to, or else there isn't much here for us.
|
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"You have to kill, or else you might as well just kill yourself," Richard said.
|
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"We need a good shower this week, or else there will be losses," said Kouame.
|
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"Store out of direct sun, or else the plants will start to grow," McLeary warns.
|
|
The Flyers' rookie coach, Dave Hakstol, shuffled his lineup for the win-or-else game.
|
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I talk to myself the entire time, or else I forget what I'm getting ($65.87).
|
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It all directly has to do with me or else I can't make the music.
|
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And so is Will, or else he'd be dead before "The Travelers" got very far.
|
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" Or else: "Knowingness still came more easily to me than the potential sting of experience.
|
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A public chooses to join that community or else opts out of the moral loop.
|
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Or else, treated in the same way, cold noodles in liver juice, preferably calves' liver.
|
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The show had to go on, or else someone would get stuck with the bill.
|
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Or else they have no idea there's a problem, or might not recognize its severity.
|
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You don't stay too long on any one idea, or else they'll know you've committed.
|
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We've got to make change somehow, or else what'll it be like in 50 years?
|
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Family, friends, strangers — everyone would share either their own miscarriage story or else someone else's.
|
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McCarthy says Lacy needs to get his ass in shape for next season ... or else.
|
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Actors have to act less like actors and more like real people or else it's distracting.
|
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Providers are required to respond to requests within three minutes or else they lose the request.
|
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Catch up on rest and time alone—you need to recharge or else you'll burn out!
|
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You'll also have to file Form 5329 to report the outsized contribution or else face penalties.
|
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I'm determined to finish the yogurt or else it's just gonna get moldy in my fridge.
|
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Now, they're not gonna probably do that number, or else the multiple wouldn't be so low.
|
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Or else the Democrats may seize the opportunity they have been given to expand their coalition.
|
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So, with an impending Castaway situation at hand, the man had to get creative—or else.
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She also wrote that he made it clear his advances should be kept secret — or else.
|
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In warning letters to the companies, the agency demanded that they correct the violations—or else.
|
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We made fun of IVF, because you have to joke about it or else you cry.
|
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It's clear Jadis doesn't really want him dead, or else she would have killed him already.
|
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Take time to sleep, Taurus, or else you'll be exhausted as fuck during this full moon.
|
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Don't stay out too late this evening or else you could give away all your secrets.
|
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Just make sure to cancel your trial after seven days or else you'll start getting charged.
|
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The people giving the orders are compromised, or else can't be assumed to be around long.
|
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Then very long hair (eventually dyed, or else he looked like Willie Nelson), and matching moustache.
|
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Or else for playing music — a function that a standard speaker or smartphone will happily perform.
|
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We feel pressure to tone them up, or whittle them down, or else hide them away.
|
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Those rumors turned out to be false, or else the film was shelved, who's to say.
|
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It's one more dishonest message from Uber demanding that we have to obey Uber or else.
|
|
So the lesson was clear: adhere to the wishes of the most extreme members, or else.
|
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Las Vegas Sands had sought to overturn the verdict, or else limit damages to $1 million.
|
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The individual mandate forces people to purchase qualifying health insurance plans or else pay a fine.
|
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They are often short of funds, or else supported by Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states.
|
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Trump says that McDonald's food has to be safe or else the company would be sued.
|
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So you need the revenue or else you won't have the ability to produce the content.
|
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Donald Trump issued an ultimatum to Republicans Thursday night—vote for my healthcare bill or else.
|
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Sport is a game, something that we do for health, fitness or else watch for entertainment.
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It's very important for you to be responsible today, or else you will get in trouble.
|
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Quite simply, Burke says it needs to happen and be backed by public funding, or else.
|
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But if his fellow Republicans heard him, they ignored him or else they shouted him down.
|
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It shouldn't require much time to put together, or else you'll most likely not use it.
|
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So we better start acting like one or else we're not going to get through this.
|
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Or else, I'll have to get out my wooden spoon and chase you round the house.
|
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Workers are also expected to meet sky high picking quotas, or else they risk getting fired.
|
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"We really need new technologies or else things are going to be very difficult," he said.
|
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So I married my husband quick, or else I was going to be an old maid.
|
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That notion read more like a warning — behave or else — and the Correspondents' Association seemed unmoved.
|
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But it would also need to create a new bureaucracy, or else rely on the banks.
|
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So do it now or else get in line and support him enthusiastically if he's candidate.
|
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They constantly need to be replaced or else get lost in the bottom of bags everywhere.
|
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Congress has to make a determined effort to do that or else it could be overlooked.
|
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That compared with three years previously, or else buyers had to put down a 20% downpayment.
|
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He told his sons to take care of the family business while he's away, or else.
|
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I'm a fidgety person and need something to occupy my brain or else I get antsy.
|
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Use a faster charger, or else you'll wait hours for your fancy iPhone to juice up.
|
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Mergers such as this one require other corporations to innovate, or else go out of business.
|
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The tightly painted images either fit snugly into the painting's confines or else they are cropped.
|
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They need to be driven, or else belts will dry out and gears will seize up.
|
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And that company needs proper facilities to train on, or else the whole thing is futile.
|
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Or else we would have a plane right now for my children, but we do not.
|
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The releases of his fierce US or Else EP in September and the full-length Us or Else: Letter to the System last month were the culmination of a months-long process, sparked by the police killings of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling in the summer.
|
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Or else, they may deflect on the antitrust issue entirely by pointing a fearful finger at China.
|
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Language as I knew it had either ceased to exist, or else reverted to an automatic form.
|
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At least we know that we'll finally have new Game Of Thrones content by then — or else.
|
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But they still needed an incentive for people to buy insurance or else their plan wouldn't work.
|
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"I know I'm 1,000 percent not guilty or else why would I volunteer for it?" she said.
|
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"We must become more efficient, or else we won't be able to afford the transformation," he added.
|
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Use with caution or else complete abandon, depending on the desired reaction and receptiveness of the recipient.
|
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It either has to magically blow everybody's minds or else it'll be laughed out of the industry.
|
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And to expect it to be or else you've got no place in the movement is dangerous.
|
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But the resolution must be brought to a vote by year's end, or else it gets squashed.
|
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Chances are that the model may need to be trained or else could start to behave erratically.
|
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And thank god for that, or else the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Royal Wedding wouldn't exist.
|
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Kids I'd known since kindergarten now seemed like strangers — either hostile, or else somehow remote and inaccessible.
|
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But it must be done, or else our would-be allies may remain oblivious to our struggles.
|
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It was important to be with the right people, or else you might have a bad trip.
|
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" But don't wait too long or else the Assistant will tell you "I forgot what I said.
|
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Whatever it is, though, the punishment must be fair, Teicher says, or else we waste the reckoning.
|
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My life has moved on and I need to write what's current or else I'd be lying.
|
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China and Russia are teaming up against Washington with a stern warning: Remove the sanctions, or else.
|
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I felt like I had to try and adjust, or else I'd just be full of shit.
|
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Academics have either been captured by identity politics or else have chosen to retreat into tiny specialisms.
|
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Congress has six months to oppose the rule change or else it will automatically go into effect.
|
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Maybe ... but Chad still has to cut it on the field or else he'll be outta there.
|
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There are two little eyepieces that pop out (keep them perfectly clean or else everything looks terrible).
|
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She demands $50,000 or else she is exposing him to the world (aka the YouTube gossip mill).
|
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And, I can't emphasize this enough: The President is threatening Justice to change direction -- or else. 25.
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She had dinner in the studio, or else alone at a nearby restaurant, or in her room.
|
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Clinton will have to find out which it is to be, or else the drift will continue.
|
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But these states were either already blue or else too conservative to be flipped by her gains.
|
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Their chant was: "If the D-mark comes, we stay/or else to her we move away".
|
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They need to be on your level of intuition and understanding, or else you'll get super bored!
|
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However, he did say GE needs to maintain its dividend or else risk losing confidence — and shareholders.
|
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Johns starts coming, we might have to give the boot or else we might get it ourselves.
|
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The DNC should take that into consideration, or else it will be blindly trying to repeat history.
|
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"Or else we'll see ourselves facing the same problems in two years that we did in 2010."
|
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We don't need an interruption in that Zitti delivery or else well really be up the creek.
|
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The prosecutors' goal is to intimidate these groups to change their position or else face criminal prosecution.
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Made a public apology that she asked to make or else she said she would go public.
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Things will need to become more intimate in your relationships, or else it's time to move on.
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Those he cites by name are very brave, or else as arrogant and unrepentant as M.B.S. himself.
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He demanded instead that they renounce their bid for independence — or else he would trigger Article 155.
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Jon Voight learned his lesson long ago ... keep your mouth shut about your daughter's business ... or else.
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OR ELSE SKELETONS WILL BLAME US IF THEY LOSE AND PUT BONES IN ALL OF OUR SOUP.
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Payment is handled either directly through the app or else riders can pay their driver in cash.
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You have to feel comfortable with whatever decisions you make or else you'll never stop doubting yourself.
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You have to trust your squad mates with your life, or else, you're as good as dead.
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You are disappointed, but you have to be gracious about it or else you will seem callous.
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Congress has until March to enact a permanent fix, or else current DACA recipients could face deportation.
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They need an editor breathing down their neck, demanding a story at a certain time, or else.
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It's so tall, I have to shoot wider or else I'd chop off the top of it.
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"You have to understand the art of the possible or else it's all science fiction," he says.
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So: LA Rams in 2016, possibly LA Chargers in 2017, or else possibly LA Raiders in 2018.
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Communities will either bleed population and wither away, or else they'll gain population and change their character.
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The Game's in a big beef with Tekashi69 ... warning 69 he better get humble quick ... or else.
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So basically, don't crack your phone's glass or else you're going to be dishing out lots of cash.
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"We need it to rain abundantly now, or else the small pods and cherelles could fall," said Kouame.
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Gotta be short enough that there can't be a re-route from another pax, or else it's fucked.
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I had to drink the entire bottle down in under three minutes, or else it might not work.
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But that's not the constituency Trump cares about anyway, or else he would, you know, flip-flop less.
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When people are introduced, their faces are obscured, out of focus or else not the focus at all.
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" Great new campaign slogan for Hillary from Madeleine Albright: "Vote for Hillary, or else.....YOU GO TO HELL!
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Because you can't bring it forward with you or else the same is gonna happen the next day.
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Use with caution or else complete abandon, depending on the desired reaction and receptiveness of the recipient. Derp.
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He is VERY lucky that part of his airway was open or else this could have ended badly.
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Feldstein's heel is literally stuck on a swivel chair or else she would still be chasing me down.
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Now, all Google needs to do is execute or else it'll have another Motorola disaster on its hands.
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Instead, you had to buy new seeds from Monsanto or else contend with pests and less-effective pesticides.
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You need to first prioritize goals and master cash flow or else there is no point in investing.
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"You have to grow or else it doesn't work," Mr Mogensen told CNBC, an American broadcaster, in June.
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These parents can't refuse to buy EpiPens, or else they would be putting their children's lives at risk.
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Pence smoothly denied documented statements and actions by Trump, or else refuted the existence of the issue altogether.
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Please make sure your cups are dishwasher safe, or else things could get really awkward with your mom.
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They fired off a letter to Sherman last month demanding payment -- or else they would take legal action.
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So in reality, the President could demand that the AG appoint a special prosecutor or else be fired.
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They've got to allow people to express their opinions, or else what's the point of having those things?
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It's healthy to take a break while studying or else I'll be more stressed than I actually am.
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I was hungover as fuck and had to get to school, or else I'd be a dead woman.
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AI technology is in play and companies are going to use it, or else they won't remain competitive.
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I mean we have to put victories on the scoreboard, or else people are going to look elsewhere.
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Or else Instagram's target is deeplinking that specifically enables a one-click on-boarding to another social service.
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You'll want to keep setup to a maximum of 10 minutes, or else you'll miss out on playtime.
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Thankfully, it's an open bar, or else I would only be able to afford a drink or two.
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As you know, Hart refused to follow the Academy's ultimatum to apologize for his homophobic comments ... or else.
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One morning, he threw $500 at me and told me I had eight hours to leave or else.
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Either conditions are good, which helps incumbents, or else conditions are bad, which hurts the incumbent president's party.
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Flightless fowl who needs a reprieve from a higher authority or else his head will be chopped off?
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Beckham, the Cleveland Browns' oft-fined star receiver, was forced to change his cleats or else on Sunday.
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So we didn't want it to be too convenient, or else we felt that it wouldn't ring true.
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Either I would risk escalation by talking back, or else render myself powerless by saying nothing at all.
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They are subject either to constant forced overtime or else denied full-time schedules when they want them.
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If allies lack confidence the U.S. must have their back, or else might go nuclear, neutral, or both.
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When they re-emerge, it's best to learn from them — or else the next correction will be worse.
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I got to put him away at the end of the day or else bad things can happen.
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No president should pound the table and demand to get his way or else the government shuts down.
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She remembered her mother weeping, certain that they needed to surrender or else they would all be killed.
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SM: More than 500,000 couples have used our wedding registry or else managed their guest list through Zola.
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On his recent EP US or Else, he addressed the topics of police brutality and racial injustice directly.
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Naïveté is the new realism — or else we, the human species, will become just another bad biological experiment.
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"It needs to be all or nothing, or else how do we stop the spread?" said Ms. Stettler.
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The shawish's job is to pick who gets tortured on a given day or else be tortured himself.
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In Putin's Russia, you kiss the ring and don't make waves — or else risk ending up like Khodorkovsky.
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Attorney General William Barr has a deadline to meet Monday or else he may face contempt of Congress.
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And the unlined fabric would need to be a certain thickness, or else it would be see-through.
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Their style is suited to the end of the world, or else the beginning of a new one.
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No president should pound the table and demand he gets his way or else the government shuts down.
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Or else, he faces the threat of border closings or Mr. Trump ripping up the U.S.M.C.A., or both.
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During the hours that followed, the men got in only instantly fatal head shots or else missed altogether.
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He says he was given an ultimatum earlier this month ... take his social media posts down, or else.
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Yet it was clear that many French dog owners think otherwise, or else they don't go to Zumba.
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There lies a lesson: We're going to have to stand shoulder to shoulder or else we'll all fall.
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They're built to be worn in the usual way or else with the back crushed beneath the heel.
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That much is still true today, or else we would've given up the fight a long time ago.
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Plus, it's a nice thing to have hanging over her head—you know, 'Do the dishes, or else.
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They're told to be tough at all costs, or else to tamp down their so-called boy energy.
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A GP might tend to look at early-stage and growth deals or else growth and buyout deals.
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You need to keep feeding your body with additional nutrition, or else the whole thing will eventually collapse.
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And if it violates the contract, a union can discipline those members or else the company may sue.
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"We have to tend to this garden of democracy or else things could fall apart quickly," Obama said.
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Some lawmakers have adopted the administration's posture on Canada, pressuring them to get in line or else. Rep.
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Everyone helped each other, or else how could you get by or how could you make it through.
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But inviting the former president would mean inviting the current president too, or else risk an unforgivable snub.
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Fitts says he's out at least $123k on various booking fees and wants his money back ... or else.
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They were already warning Republicans not to withdraw Kavanaugh or else risk electoral disaster before Ramirez came forward.
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The blackmailer told Ismayilova to stop publishing articles critical of the government, or else have her tape released.
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In the words of Binwell Sinyangwe, a novelist, "they were the years of money first or else no friendship".
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Also, we will investigate the investigators tonight, a powerful monologue that you won&apost hear any well or else.
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It's a good thing the Redditor picked up his grandparent, or else a sign might be knocked over completely.
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Iranian hardliners believe Iran must do something, or else accept limits on their nuclear capabilities in exchange for nothing.
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A: I think you can't judge your character when you play her, or else you wouldn't be able to.
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Apps like Facebook, Slack, Salesforce and Snapchat need to become a habit, or else they go out of business.
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On the heels of this momentum the president is urging voters to back GOP candidates in November or else.
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Perhaps someday it'll be either entirely scrapped or else transform into something too boring for anyone to care about.
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"I'm not the type of woman to be like, 'You better have kids with me — or else,' " she said.
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In the following days and weeks, he regularly threatened me, telling me to keep my mouth shut or else.
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"The Sadrist bloc must not be targeted using this initiative or else there will be negative consequences," Sadr said.
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And because we were married I believed that it was my duty/obligation to please him sexually 'or else.
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"There should never be something hanging over your head, where you have to do something—or else," she said.
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In Jackson's recollection, Gale came to him and said he needed to leave at the rose ceremony or else.
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But a year ago, Mara emphatically implied to the news media that 2015 was a win-or-else season.
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The email told him to edit the post or else the school would withdraw the offer of a hotel.
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I love this podcast, but I have to listen to it in the morning, or else I'll have nightmares.
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The signatories may hope this will force her to stand down or else encourage a challenger to come forward.
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India's big media conglomerates are either owned by fans of the BJP, or else reliant on the government's favour.
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I try to take my lunches as late as I can or else I'll need a snack around 30.
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But if you really need a handful of chocolate, eat it, or else you're definitely going to binge later.
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" Duterte's vow was met with applause, but he cautioned: "Don't clap too much or else this may get derailed.
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The church immediately retorted with a legal challenge, demanding that he identify the clerics or else withdraw his assertion.
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Mr Newsom would like to reinstate the requirement that everyone must have health insurance or else pay a penalty.
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Perhaps it's a symptom of the industry's post-code rebound, or else just the natural evolution of the medium.
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Or else, as right-wing celebrity former Sheriff David Clarke alleged, maybe it's a conspiracy organized by George Soros.
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This sensor can then push notifications directly to your phone, or else tell an Arlo camera to start recording.
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"Do not play with the lion's tail or else you will regret it," Rouhani said during a televised speech.
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He also warned the top 203 percent of the world's wealthy need to pay their fair share, or else.
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And watch what you wear while you ride it, or else a Gizmodo commenter might call you a poser.
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She'll have to pause, rest, recuperate; or else burn through her energy and become easy pickings for hungry beasts.
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His doctor in Chemnitz told him he had to take it or else he would be nothing in weightlifting.
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The urgent ransom notes that appear are basically intended to freak out the victim to pay up or else.
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She demands $50,000 or else she is exposing him to the world (aka the YouTube and tabloid gossip mill).
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Or else you might live wondering if a classmate died because your child brought that strain into the classroom.
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One winds up eating on lot most of the time, at either the commissary or else on the midway.
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Better make sure you're all h*ckin' good boys and girls or else a frighten's about to be done.
|
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Steve Case says we need to spread our bets across the country — or else things will keep getting worse.
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"Don't forget to like, share and comment or else I swear to God I'll execute you all" threatens Bighdaddy.
|
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Or else, he said, Congress would come up with an oversight plan that the administration would probably not like.
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Or else it was my fault, because I was playing with fire and I was bound to get burned!
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They MUST vote for Donald Trump's nominee for Supreme Court, or else they will lose their bid for reelection.
|
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Kerry pressed Zarif to release the sailors fast, or else risk both the nuclear deal and the prisoner swap.
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The manager had to know you, or else he would say you'd called the wrong number and hang up.
|
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He warned the US "should eradicate these terrorist organizations, or else we will do it," language he repeated Monday.
|
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Vantiv and JP Morgan now have until August 1 to announce firm intentions to buy or else walk away.
|
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For the best results, you need to use a tripod, or else your photo is going to be blurry.
|
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Now when you're in closer to the Sun, your orbit has to be faster or else you'll fall in.
|
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In fact, free speech has to protect speech that is unpopular, or else it doesn't protect anything at all.
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Then chew on it, or else you're not gonna taste it and you're just in it to look cool.
|
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They can't be thrown out, or else the lithium-ion battery may start a fire in the garbage compactor.
|
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To individuals like him, the melting pot cannot contain too many varieties of people, or else it'll boil over.
|
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"But we did too many years of the hard sell: Go register to vote, or else," Mr. Segal said.
|
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Calling for calm, they produced in its place an anxiety-inducing hum: I better get some quiet, or else.
|
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Many bear a close resemblance to traditional Navajo jewelry or else to the ornaments old-time cowmen once wore.
|
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Rauh's photos are printed on a material that cannot be touched, or else the surface will be irreparably damaged.
|
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Information should either be held back for national security or privacy reasons, or else it should be published routinely.
|
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"I believe that we cannot withdraw this bill, or else society will say that this bill was groundless," Mrs.
|
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The parties have until early March to reach an agreement, or else risk an escalation in the trade conflict.
|
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Or else perhaps consider whether that dog or toy or other person might make a better dada after all. ...
|
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With Pfizer, he's put the power in the pharmaceutical company's hands: Make the policy changes we want, or else.
|
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"I cannot believe the stories," he said, "or else I would never be able to work on the clock."
|
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Barry is lost in his own body, just an ex-Marine obeying orders or else he will be killed.
|
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"He has to handle it right or else his Helsinki love fest could just blow up," Mr. Sestanovich said.
|
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"We can't forget that we sell, or else," Mr. Fowler said, quoting David Ogilvy, the founder of his agency.
|
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There was so much more truth around it, or else something close to its opposite felt true as well.
|
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My ovaries felt like a ticking time bomb — I knew I had to say something or else I'd explode.
|
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A 2,000+ page bill introduced fewer than two days before it needs to be passed (or else!) is ridiculous.
|
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He began complaining about the filibuster rule, calling for its elimination or else threatening "a good 'shutdown'" in September.
|
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Or else she'd be trapped in a spotlight, shot on the front step by some kid in the Army.
|
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His political lieutenants say they want to lead the Iraqi government, or else serve as a vigilant parliamentary opposition.
|
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Usually, I need to know who lived in an old place or else the curiosity bores through my bones.
|
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That was of great interest to us, because the character can't be one-dimensional, or else you don't care.
|
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In other words, do business with the Trump family and help the Trump family promote its products, or else.
|
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They would then need the support of the President, or else have enough support to overcome a presidential veto.
|
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Art spaces today are typically pristine and white, or else abandoned places filled with remnants of their former use.
|
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Europe's message to big tech is increasingly clear: You made this mess, so you clean it up, or else.
|
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Well, not every man, it's just ... Or else we're going to have submarines or kamikaze... We're all on it.
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It would have either fired Flynn right away, or else forced him to come clean and apologize right away.
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That, or else we can just pretend that our food is all European and we can keep on pretending.
|
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They hide from the light of the sun and emerge by night ... or else night falls when they emerge.
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Cosby wants NOTHING to do with the film ... telling TMZ there better be no references to him ... or else.
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It's all delicious, but keep an eye on how much you order or else your bill will be unforgiving.
|
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Mariah Carey has privately made a demand to James Packer ... he needs to pay her $50 mil ... or else.
|
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Holdout moderates will face tremendous pressure to cave or else deal their party and President Trump a humiliating defeat.
|
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New York is sending a clear message to its health insurance plans: Stick with Obamacare's insurance marketplace — or else.
|
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I had to plead guilty to second-degree murder, or else I would have a life sentence stuck on me.
|
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Cursed like gorgon Medusa, Brock can never make eye contact with someone, or else he will turn them into stone.
|
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A judge granted the eyewear mogul a temporary restraining order, which forces Purifoy to stay 100 yards away ... or else.
|
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But they have, at least in recent years, tended to fizzle out quickly, or else been limited to fringe thought.
|
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Sadly, Google Glass never even began to approach the functionality displayed there, or else it might have actually gone mainstream.
|
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Luckily, I live in the suburban Queens, New York, or else I don't think I'd ever have found a spot.
|
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Plus, SoftBank clearly maintains sincere optimism for the business, or else it wouldn't throw so much good money after bad.
|
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So be careful out there and don't abuse the system, or else you may lose your ability to play Overwatch.
|
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"The K-pop artist needs to put out another song three months later, or else they're forgotten about," Nishimura said.
|
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"We don't want to keep it on the heat or else the fats will separate and it will get gross."
|
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Exasperated parents and opportunistic politicians have long fretted that they make players lazy and listless, or else unpredictable and violent.
|
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Perhaps that's just another item on the list of things Streep didn't know, or else she doth protest too much.
|
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We're told several of the threats involved extortion ... put money in the inmate's commissary account or else endure physical violence.
|
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Certainly Republican leaders will use the "pass it or else" cudgel to frighten uneasy members and score a few votes.
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But it has to be beyond easy to make that happen or else you're just not going to do it.
|
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"I need my wife to come in with me or else I cannot put the garments on," she wrote. Yes!
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"He owes the public the full story or else he shouldn't have cracked open this door in the first place."
|
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You know, there's all these elements that don't ... Or else just change it and don't make it run like that.
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In the interior two rows, volunteers carried heavier debris, or else small groups with buckets attacked the most menacing heaps.
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Pressure will be intense to get on the bandwagon or else to fundamentally break with the party and the movement.
|
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Someone also wrote "Nazi Republicans leave town or else" in graffiti on the side of the building, according to authorities.
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Spray painted on the side of the OCGOP when it was fire bombed "Nazi Republicans leave town or else" pic.twitter.
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This meant any early vote would have to be held by early October, or else pushed back to next year.
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People are lucky to have you, because you're a fabulous, fearsome, evil, gorgeous creature that should be loved or else.
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If I want it, I need to act fast and I need to be definitive or else I'll be outbid.
|
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Lauren Hogg, a survivor of the Florida shooting, has a strong message for President Trump and lawmakers ... change, or else.
|
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Of course, that means Heather must complete the 30 days of treatment or else she could face the jail sentence.
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I knew something bad was going to happen, or else the writers never would have dedicated an episode to her.
|
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To grow, he must find spools of thread to replenish his body, or else he won't be able to progress.
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Listen to everything and pass it on, Hannah warns, or else a "trusted individual" will make the tapes go public.
|
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" And, "once you develop your budget, make sure to stick to it or else you'll have simply wasted your time.
|
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Facebook will either have to convince authorities that it cannot comply with the order, or else possibly face additional actions.
|
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Meek clearly wasn't comfortable when he was confronted by security Saturday and told to get the hell out or else.
|
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All you had to do was tell him to wait, just hold off a minute, or else shut him down.
|
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Vancouver and Victoria have licensed their dispensaries, which forces them to meet specific criteria or else risk getting shut down.
|
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Jones called on NBC to put the full unedited video on its web site, or else he would publish it.
|
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Snowfox thus joins a competitive space, although Leipälä claims existing solutions are often missing core features or else aren't reliable.
|
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Gene (Brad Morris) alleges he was told to eat a banana in front of her or else he'd be fired.
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You work, you do, or else you're dead—that's what my father said—doesn't matter if you're breathing or not.
|
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Her career shouldn't be a one-shot, winner-take-all enterprise in which her debut has to succeed, or else.
|
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Or else the squabbles are just a function of the unstructured and unscripted hours that need filling: thrust, parry, apology.
|
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Watch out for stores suspending their price-matching policies, or else you could end up stuck with a bad purchase.
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OH SAY CAN YOU SEE, OR ELSE The stories are so common that they start to run into each other.
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They had to happen in the here and now, and they had to be authentic and good, or else — bomb.
|
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This transit will ask you to be the best, most mature, most responsible, best prepared version of yourself—or else.
|
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Just make sure your plug is someone you actually know, or else it "comes off a little leechy," notes LSDXOXO.
|
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Or else that the processing is necessary for substantial public interest reasons (and lies within EU or Member State law).
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Solidarity must be properly channeled, or else there's a real risk this failed program will reboot right under our noses.
|
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Deutsche Bank is seeking to enforce the sale, or else obtain damages, in its lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court.
|
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Awesome. You have to put the chile powder and the Parmesan on it, or else it's not a done deal.
|
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Or else does the screen hang in the center of a gallery, encouraging you to circle it like a sculpture?
|
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Taxi companies and rental car companies have to at least break even in the long run, or else they're toast.
|
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As a student who struggled initially, I needed that close attention or else I might have slipped through the cracks.
|
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Or else figure out then how to both find people and create norms that allow dissenting opinions to be heard.
|
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NY governor Cuomo will have to stop taking $2.3B/year from counties or else lose federal Medicaid money, Collins says.
|
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What we learned is that the president operates like a child, demanding that he gets what he wants or else.
|
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"But I gradually realized he didn't want me to 'do' him, or else he wouldn't have hired me," he concluded.
|
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The publisher says it's giving Starz 10 days to back down or else ... it can expect a super-lawyer battle.
|
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Yet often what they say is unyieldingly hard, or else feverish and fragmentary in the way of half-remembered nightmares.
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"Dark berries" don't grow in the woods or else they would have been a food trend three Twitter cycles ago.
|
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Or else he's just used to having someone there who takes care of stuff he doesn't want to deal with.
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It's important early on to strike terror in the hearts of people in Washington, or else you will be rolled.
|
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"Formally, things have to become other things, or else I feel unsatisfied and/or like a con man," he said.
|
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A proper cool down (let alone a massage) is usually the thing that gets glossed over, or else skipped completely.
|
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We cannot let this happen, or else European customers and consumers would face higher prices and less choice and innovation.
|
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Police operatives only neutralize those who violently resist arrest, or else they could be the ones who end up dead.
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We've got to have great returns and do what society needs from us or else I won't be CEO anymore.
|
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One of the objectives is to co-opt ethnic Chinese individuals and organizations in foreign countries or else silence dissent.
|
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They want us to earn a lot of money to give them back or else they would give us nothing.
|
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In short, it doesn't "invest in people" or else take a thematic approach, as do many of its venture peers.
|
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China has repeatedly asked India to unilaterally withdraw from the Doklam area, or else face the prospect of an escalation.
|
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The parents have 12 days to find a new facility or else the hospital will remove her from life support.
|
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Surrounded by piles of magazines, I think, the magazines must be recycled, or else we will look like crazed hoarders.
|
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The data is clear: We need to turn the ship now — or else we'll never be able to avoid disaster.
|
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In light of the charges, city councilors gave Mr. Correia a December deadline to resign or else face a recall.
|
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Our tools' sophistication should enhance desirable qualities of humanity, or else I feel like we accelerate our own intellectual extinction.
|
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"Stop shooting, or else we sing 'Hallelujah to the Lord'," read one protest placard after the rubber bullets were fired.
|
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The N.H.L. set an April 5 deadline to find investors, or else the expansion team was going to go to Baltimore.
|
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For example, the hammer-on sensitivity may need adjusting for your playing style, or else you'll get lots of unintended notes.
|
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Now, Puig and the Dodgers have gotta deliver on the field ... or else he'll have a different case of the blues.
|
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Because these expressions are more about the cities than the people, or else this would be an exhibition of scattered bones.
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Con: The board of directors must be able to fire the CEO, or else it's really just a board of advisors.
|
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" Rouhani earlier warned Trump to stop "playing with the lion&aposs tail" and threatening Iran, "or else you will regret it.
|
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Most prototypes for wave-energy converters have been massive and costly, or else they're torn apart during violent storms at sea.
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" Instead, its best to stick with American designers and avoid expensive brands or else the public "will absolutely eat you alive.
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The group has to quickly learn to work together as a community or else they'll descend into chaos on their own.
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" On the climate: "We have to learn very quickly from mistakes or else we'll be unnecessary on this planet here anymore.
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" The mom-to-be jokes, "I'm so grateful it was my own shower or else I would have been very jealous!
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"There will be a euro zone budget or else there will one day no longer be a euro zone," he said.
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Buyers are required to hand over their data or else own "a 1,000-euro brick" that they can't use, Schrems said.
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You have until midnight on April 15 to pay anhy money owed for 2018, or else you risk penalties and interest.
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Then the student would be informed that he or she needed to borrow more money immediately, or else leave the school.
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You want to have multiple streams of revenue, or else it will never work out, you'll never get out of debt.
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Pets either need to be microchipped or else wear a collar with an RFID tag for the door's features to function.
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You'll probably want to spend more on a MacBook Pro, or else look to Windows where there are often better deals.
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New York City health officials earlier this month mandated people get a measles, mumps and rubella shot or else be fined.
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We would order in or go out to eat or else watch a movie in my bed, cuddling up after sex.
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"I'd like to see some growth, acquired or otherwise ... or else this stock just remains dead in the water," Cramer said.
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To this day I tell all young artists to make an enemy of envy or else it will eat you alive.
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But … how many times have you thought to yourself, 'I can't be too nice or else he'll think that I'm interested.
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You can't live too far away from a company's servers, or else a game will lag to the point it's unplayable.
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"I just can't with Zadie Smith right now," or else "This Zadie Smith is everything," or—well, you know the drill.
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Ron is outwardly an American Jamie Oliver, but inwardly a little beast, who threatens Colin to see Homecoming through or else.
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It's not something you can kind of mandate, that every man has to do this, or else they suck, you know?...
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You have to be covered up or else you're a slut of some sort,' or whatever they want to call you.
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Trump's signature is still required on the budget, however, or else the government will shut down at the end of September.
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LG TVs let you access the voice assistant via the TV's own microphones or else via a paired external smart speaker.
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But couldn't some backbench politician—some minor executive, or else the leader of a struggling nonprofit—settle for open-source speeches?
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As with most wearables, it has to be something that you'd want to wear or else, well, you won't wear it.
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The man refused to meet my eyes, and his breath grew ragged as I looked through his rooms, or else hers.
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Precisely controlled changes in bow pressure result in savagely screeching motifs, gentle harmonics, or else a stray passage of limpid dance.
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If they are saying "You can't fire Jeff Sessions or else!" his natural inclination will be to do the exact opposite.
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Why it matters: The Securities and Exchange Commission has warned companies not to use misleading financial statistics, or else face penalties.
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Aka if they ya true homie and they ain't actin right, smack em wit love or else they gonna get k.o.
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They use tools and appear to strategize and need to be entertained while in captivity or else they'll mastermind an escape.
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But he said last month that he wanted to see progress with Russia or else he would move a sanctions measure.
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It appears Spicer either baldly lied to the press about the contacts or else was kept out of the loop entirely.
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But he said last month that he wanted to see progress with Russia or else he would move a sanctions measure.
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Obviously, the Des Moines Register considers McCleary to be newsworthy or else it would not have reported an article about him.
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At that point, I knew I had to kind of step up or else I was going to be going home.
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But you absolutely need the new update, or else you're not going to be on the same page as everyone else.
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But history has got to be, or else Americans will keep on clobbering one another with the bones of their ancestors.
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For 60 years I'd assumed that I'd chosen my surrogate all by myself, or else that a wise fate had intervened.
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There's just one catch — the elves cannot be touched or else they will lose their magic, and in some cases, die.
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Self-made billionaire Richard Branson recently said he expects to be in space in six months or else he'll be disappointed.
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And if you want to be on the right side of it, I say you better do it now, or else.
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Recently, the entire working population was ordered to work for 70 days straight or else pay for a day of rest.
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Those with religious-freedom claims must act with superhuman perceptiveness or else be faulted by a merciless court on procedural grounds.
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Make sure to pay your balance in full each month, or else they'll cost you a pretty penny in interest fees.
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"One, Salesforce better be 10 times larger in 24 months or less, or else it's over," Benioff says Jobs told him.
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Lawmakers faced a Friday deadline to pass funding for part of the government or else there will be a partial shutdown.
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Or else the delay would translate into long taxi lines of planes, or conga lines, as we like to call them.
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Finally, he sticks his head up over a log, and you have to take your shot, or else you've lost him.
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Sweat dripping down my back, I thought to myself, this better be the best damn chicken sandwich in Manhattan or else.
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The law required car manufacturers to meet mandated fuel-economy targets or else pay a hefty tax on gas-guzzling sedans.
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Clearly, we've needed something to combat the oppressive romance imperative — that we must be coupled, or else — for a long time.
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" He called XL deals "sensible," adding, "An economic equilibrium needs to be maintained, or else everything'd start running off the rails.
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But he's got to hop the bench and get to the pile by then, or else the goal is waved off.
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I remember Jojen Reed warning Bran not to warg for too long or else he'll be trapped and forget he's human.
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Any other use has to somehow become "medical," get approved at the state level, or else be subjected to criminal penalties.
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The law in 2019 repeals the individual mandate, the requirement that most Americans purchase health insurance or else pay a fine.
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To qualify for a U Visa, notably, the crime must have occurred in the United States or else violated US law.
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Recently, the entire working population was ordered to work for 246 days straight or else pay for a day of rest.
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Make sure your profile settings are set to Public, or else SteamDB won't be able to access the data it needs.
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These governments will need to keep at their containment measures for many more months or else risk a surge in infections.
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Sometimes learning about what an artist ate humanises them, or else it adds to the romanticism and mythology of their lives.
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We're told Frank's legal team fired off a cease and desist to Travis' team to remove him from "Carousel" ... OR ELSE!
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They receive most of the attention, however, because they carry the aura of sanctity (or else sanctimony, one or the other).
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In the meantime, Pennsylvanians will have to go on squashing the bugs one at a time, or else avoid them altogether.
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If he doesn't, he'll self-destruct or quit — or else somebody in authority will figure out a way to jettison him.
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Or else why did they object to his residual New York liberalism but, a decade later, give Mr Trump's a pass?
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It has be to be passed through both chambers of Congress by midnight Friday or else the government shuts down. Again.
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Or else we reduce it to caricature, cooing over turmeric-stained golden lattes while invoking the mystic wisdom of the East.
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" Then she adds: "I try to follow all the protocols, or else I'm accused of being somebody who doesn't follow protocol.
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At each step, the diplomats spoke with determined confidence about the path the U.S. ought to take with Ukraine — or else.
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"He told me all his friends were married," or else an unprintable word that means not especially nice, Ms. Sarkissian said.
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Or else they do (bad jokes, cheesy musical numbers, careful political statements, predictable winners), until all of a sudden they don't.
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Make sure to keep that window open in your browser if you're doing other things, or else the audio will stop.
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Last month, the State Senate passed a bill that would require Medicaid beneficiaries to find work or else lose their coverage.
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The militants have hung posters and passed threats person to person, ordering the population to stay off the streets, or else.
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It would require members to put holdings in blind trusts, or else to refrain from any trading until they leave Congress.
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Most ambitious startups assume they will turn to venture capital to fund their early growth — or else slog it out bootstrapping.
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You'll want to make sure you're an Amazon Prime member, or else you won't be able to shop on Prime Day.
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They're just either too cowardly to change it or else enjoy the status quo more than they're willing to let on.
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And some Hindi films feel like a warning, as if our prime minister is reminding us to behave ourselves — or else.
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She said she couldn't be a stickler for doing things her way every time, or else the whole program wouldn't work.
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I need to be active five times a week or else my body starts to get restless and I feel gross.
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Clues, Chekov was saying, had better lead somewhere, or else fickle audiences will feel they've been taken for a pointless ride.
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Or would you think your boss wanted to make clear that his expectation was that he had your loyalty or else?
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So does the fact that the president plainly fears him—or else why did he try to nobble him in Ukraine?
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Make sure to keep that window open on your browser if you're doing other things, or else the audio will stop.
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"Occasionally misspeaks" has not typically been a barrier to higher office in the US, or else there'd be very few politicians.
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So I wanted to keep busy, or else it would have been hell, because I would have just been sitting there.
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These characters give him a fateful mission: uncover the painter's secrets, or else be forced to wear the bowler hat forever.
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He was told to change them at halftime or else ... in part due to the colors not matching the Steelers uniform.
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Liberals to Senate Democrats: Reject Trump's Supreme Court pick or else Liberals to Senate Democrats: Reject Trump's Supreme Court pick or else Eleven progressive groups came together Monday to harshly criticize Senate Democrats for not fighting hard enough against President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick Neil Gorsuch, and hinted at primary challenges for any Democrat who votes yes.
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Desperate Syrians are backed up at the borders of Jordan and Turkey, barred from entering or else just allowed to trickle in.
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Ted Cruz, Mike Lee and Lindsey Graham spoke, urging their colleagues across the aisle against moving forward with the filibuster -- or else.
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It&aposs going to be, produce everything or else you&aposre trying to cover up something if you don&apost produce it.
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They need to change their game plan, or else they will drown under a tidal wave of fast breaks and three-pointers.
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Judy also says she sent Feldman a cease and desist letter back in July ... threatening him to stop the lies, or else.
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Kim might have been sending a signal to internal audiences: get onboard with better relations and denuclearization – or else, the official said.
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In these few instances of fighting, either Batman or Superman under mind control, or else there's a misunderstanding which is quickly explained.
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"I believe that we cannot withdraw this bill, or else society will say that this bill was groundless," the chief executive said.
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You've heard the PSA: Recycle that plastic water bottle, or else archaeologists will be digging it up thousands of years from now.
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What I've learned: You must have compassion for what you write about, or else ego distorts the writing and it's no good.
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The young birds must learn to spread their wings and fly, or else they cannot feed on the ocean, and they'll starve.
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Local rescue chief Tony Young credited the boy's decision to stick with the unicorn —a wise move, or else he might've drowned.
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And presumably, people are falling for it, or else these companies wouldn't keep investing time and money in slick websites and designs.
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Each music service gets its own tab, within which you can select from popular playlists or else search from its entire library.
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Or else will turn out to be Mechanical Turks — ie they will have actual people intelligently pulling the strings behind the scenes.
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President Sergio Mattarella is pushing them to make a deal quickly or else he will dissolve parliament and call a snap election.
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A black high school wrestler was reportedly forced to cut off his dreadlocks or else forfeit a match Wednesday in New Jersey.
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Default encryption has to be invisible, or else users will ditch your ultra-secure app for a simpler alternative with fewer protections.
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It's only sold online, or else I would absolutely get that to carry home instead of the standard 22017-ounce detergent bottle.
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The man asked the boys their ages, grabbed Jacob and told the others to run into the woods or else he'd shoot.
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In 2007 the government warned that the city would need new water sources by 2015 or else it would risk running out.
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In the NFL, the policy requires companies to interview candidates of color for executive positions or else risk fines from the league.
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There are certain fundamental issues where we have to start believing in things, or else it becomes this ridiculous free-for-all.
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Regardless, he'll have to eventually follow up on that #NewVogue idea or else that hashtag, and the international edition's legacy, will die.
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Australia's government, which put them there in the first place, had hoped that they would have returned home or else been resettled.
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You're forced to have a long, one-on-one conversation with them while they snip away, or else suffer in awkward silence.
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To prevent this, Sullivan advises that people make sure to cook meat thoroughly or else to freeze the meat before eating it.
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And, although swelling from a sunburn isn't exactly a common symptom — or else it wouldn't be quite so shocking, he's not alone.
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We're also told they don't have to stay away from each other anymore, but it's crystal clear -- no more fights, or else.
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Or else the brain-drain will become a demographic death-spiral, leaving the island with too few taxpayers to cover its costs.
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The intransigence of the last three years must be left behind or else we are destined for a WTO exit in October.
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It's to answer the tough questions everyone is already thinking, or else you just leave them there, hanging in an accusatory haze.
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It tells you what you must do and it says just one thing: you can't leave me or else you betray me.
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The danger comes from the facility's store of organic peroxides, which need to be kept cool or else they become highly reactive.
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People need to believe that it's possible for any character to die, or else the action just won't really be as captivating.
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LeBron James is firing back at LaVar Ball -- warning the outspoken basketball dad to STOP talking about the James kids ... or else.
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The votes could indicate there is no majority in parliament for any alternative course of action, or else a majority for several.
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According to analysts, the Syrian government is effectively hoping to chase residents out of the rebel-controlled areas or else exterminate them.
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The women in the auditorium were urged to negotiate hard, even for their first job, or else pay the price later — literally.
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We bind ourselves to an impoverished choice set if we believe that we can either punish speech or else we validate it.
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"It's become clear that we must follow Japanese regulations or else we will not recover from this issue," said Chairman Osamu Suzuki.
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You're under a lot of pressure and have so many responsibilities weighing you down—you need to party, or else you'll break.
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We both know it happened, and I had to move on for myself or else I would be a terribly angry person.
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So [does calculations] I think this process needs to start tomorrow or else it'll at least push into Friday, if not later.
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Parents would need to come up with tuition fees—an average of about $12,000 per child—or else figure out alternative arrangements.
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It would seem parents must force politicians to spend into bankruptcy or else doom their illiterate, innumerate children to a menial existence.
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Thank God he did [or else] he'd get a campaign finance violation they'd try to drum up into a felony or something.
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We just thought, you've got to have an end-of-the-world party at some point, or else you'll never have it.
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You were supposed to do everything on your own, or else you weren't properly bonding, or suffering enough, or something like that.
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Speaking to reporters after calling troops on Christmas Day, Trump said lawmakers must approve wall funding or else the shutdown will continue.
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The dialogue decided that more time is needed to update voter rolls or else nearly half of eligible voters will be disenfranchised.
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The ban ordered anyone who lawfully purchased one of these devices to either surrender or destroy it, or else face felony prosecution.
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Dehghan said all countries should be able to export their oil through the strait or else no one could, Al Jazeera said.
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The act compels states to more aggressively implement Prison Rape Elimination Act standards by 22009, or else risk losing federal grant money.
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Second, she could not take out funds until she was 59½ or else she'd be subject to a 10 percent tax penalty.
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We need to make a change and we need to do something or else we're just going to continue failing our kids.
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You've been working a lot during Libra season, my sweet cow, but it's time to rest—or else risk being burned out.
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He's encouraging Big Tech to follow the same game plan — or else face messier policy regimes set by states and regulators abroad.
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But some say it is important that a judge make a ruling, or else future presidents could seek to sidestep Senate confirmation.
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According to the Imgur user Nightswifty, you have to read the pages in order or else they won't appear in the world.
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"Whenever people see me they say, 'That guy doesn't look like he belongs here,' or else 'He's the owner,'" Mr. González said.
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The hackers could then lock these computers up and demand a ransom or else cause a blackout or poison the city's water.
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I try not to keep too many books on my nightstand or else I go to sleep and wake up feeling inadequate.
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Quotas for daily cotton picking and minimums that you have to make, or else you will be whipped, clearly increase over time.
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The stories we tell about feminism are often mapped onto the relationships between mothers and daughters, or else between employers and employees.
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Several nonprofit organizations take wedding dress donations and distribute them to people in need, or else sell them at greatly reduced prices.
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As incumbent leader of her village, Moana sets off to restore the heart of goddess Te Feti, or else face environmental apocalypse.
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Previously Mac users had to use a native Grammarly app or online Grammarly Editor, or else rely on the service's browser extension.
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President Donald Trump just set a red line for Iran: Don't try to get nuclear weapons or threaten America again — or else.
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These stories forgot everything that was structurally difficult about this kind of bond, or else they insisted that virtue would overcome all.
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Seth Meyers targeted a moment when Mr. Trump said he had to be truthful, or else the news media would attack him.
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HVAR, Croatia — The bucolic island of Hvar has a new, slightly threatening message to welcome this year's tourist throng: Behave, or else.
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The contradictions are self-evident, but, then, cities are contradictions with street lights, or else they are not cities at all. ♦
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Trump has made efforts to end catch and release, instead keeping migrants in detention or else sending them back to Central America.
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But you still have to be careful not to run any x86 apps next to it or else all bets are off.
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The way the tariffs are written, the Trump administration has to act, or else they automatically go into effect, trade experts said.
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But the simplest accessory can't be overlooked, or else all of that RAM goes to waste while you struggle with those spreadsheets.
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The real-life stripper who inspired Jennifer Lopez's character in "Hustlers" wants the studio to ante up some serious cash ... or else.
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Make sure to keep that window open on your browser if you're doing other things, or else the audio will stop. video
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But the point is you all know me, and obviously you know me or else you wouldn't have laughed at all that.
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For that reason, investors generally shouldn't snap up more than five individual stocks, or else they may end up overwhelmed, said Freeman.
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In criminalizing and condemning people's identities, we create an environment where you are pressured to conform or else you suffer the consequences.
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The clock is ticking for American taxpayers who hold money overseas: Report your foreign accounts to the IRS and Treasury, or else.
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Meanwhile contractors who assemble medical supplies at a hospital in Philadelphia must adhere to an "opaque algorithmic rate," or else face discipline.
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The unionized mechanics will have to agree to follow the ruling, or else face discipline and fines, the Dallas Morning News reported.
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Mattis warned North Korea to not threaten the U.S. or its allies, or else it would be met with a military response.
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Previously Mac users had to use a native Grammarly app or online Grammarly Editor, or else rely on the service's browser extension.
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"I had to pay bribes, or else no one would help me, and in the end we didn't get anywhere," he said.
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There's certain fundamental issues that we have to start believing in this, or else it becomes sort of this ridiculous free fall.
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GOP leaders know that the debt ceiling must be increased, or else a US debt default with damaging economic consequences would ensue.
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Drake says at that point Layla hired a new lawyer who demanded money or else they would make the rape complaint public.
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Because that's gonna be part of it, or else building out infrastructure that will have sensors in roads or things like that?
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How can kitchens be anything but places where queer cooks have to barricade themselves in their own private sanctuaries, or else leave?
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I don't do sports but I need to go to a club and dance once a week or else I might go crazy.
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In addition to the guidelines, Kickstarter is publicizing more rules, which have to be followed or else a creator's project could be terminated.
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He argued that Mr. Obama should pick a candidate who would receive "unanimous approval" from both parties, or else forgo naming a candidate.
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Or else, as with Das Canoas, the home that Oscar Niemeyer designed for himself in Rio de Janeiro, they embarrass for another reason.
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There has to be congruency or else the actor is not gonna have a rapport with character that they're trying to fall into.
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"Promises that need to come true, or else we are in for a serious correction during the first quarter of 2017," Cramer said.
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Often times, it's a requirement by the criminal justice system, or else freshly-released inmates will risk being sent back to the feds.
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Nate Diaz's boxing coach says his fighter needs BIG money ... or else he ain't coming back to fight Conor McGregor a third time.
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Photo: GettyThe European Union has made a litany of warnings to online platforms, urging them to better moderate their hellish platforms or else.
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For better or worse, technology has to get us out of the messes we've made, or else we'll all go down with it.
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She needs to abide by a new summer schedule the exes worked out for their six kids or else she risks losing custody.
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"With truncus you need surgery within the first few weeks of life, or else they start to go into heart failure," Krista explains.
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The answer, it seems, is that he's trying to send a stern message to Trump: Make a deal with me soon — or else.
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He is deeply affected or else why wouldn't he just be like buying art or, you know, huge toys like other billionaires do?
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The mandate that everyone must buy insurance or else face a tax penalty has always been the most unpopular element of the ACA.
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Then it was Chase's turn, and things got kind of tense because JoJo basically told him she needed validation from him or else.
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In late September Joko Widodo, Indonesia's president, reportedly held a dinner for tycoons, at which they were warned to come clean or else.
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And it needs to be better than the other folding phones we're expecting in 2019, or else they might dominate the conversation instead.
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Last year she told delegates at a party conference to back her vision for Germany, or else "let's end it here and now".
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Could we see a similar update for the V40 with some Samsung Galaxy S4-style gesture controls, or else the rumored LG G8?
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Here's how it works: Twice a day, there's a live game — you have to log in on time or else you can't play.
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Maloney was reportedly acting under rules that stipulate wrestlers must not have hair past their earlobes or else wear a permitted hair cap.
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And once you own Plume routers, you'll want to stay subscribed, or else the routers won't work as well as they're supposed to.
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A swastika and the words "Nazi Republicans leave town or else" were spray-painted in black on the side of an adjacent building.
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Somehow that turns off the bells and flashing dashboard lights, or else Dad in his excitement has bumped something useful with his knee.
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Hedonistic hippies, freaks, heads, and other tourists came to Afghanistan for spiritual quests and adventure, or else to escape the humdrum of convention.
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"Be specific as to what you want or else you're going to be led down the road that you weren't expecting," she says.
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We're told someone stepped in to translate the argument between the 2 parties, and Rocky delivered this message -- stop following us ... or else.
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The industry better start using the sword, part of the two-part package, or else it isn't going to be in their hands.
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"Now I have to hope that the licence will be returned to the university, or else must leave Russia to continue," she says.
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Shooting is pretty hard actually – you really have to make an arc like you are actually shooting, or else it won't go in.
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But there is still a risk they will box each other in, or else Kim concludes Trump is bluffing and oversteps the mark.
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When you think street art, you might think of London — where Banksy works are relatively abundant, or else New York City or Berlin.
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In his final speech as vice president, Joe Biden warned that the top 1 percent needed to pay their fair share, or else.
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Libra will aim to begin learning new customs or languages, or else they'll want to talk about where their life is taking them.
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In the past migrating religious groups either merged into their host societies or else pickled the culture of the old country in aspic.
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Either way, something needs to change, fast, or else the Trump administration will be the most anti-environment U.S. government in modern times.
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And he makes something else clear ... Trump needs to zip it with any witness who might appear before the grand jury ... or else.
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Many of those activists who first demonstrated in streets across the country are now disillusioned, or else they have disappeared or been killed.
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If you used a standard email address and password, use those credentials to log in or else All Access won't recognize your account.
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As you know, the judge has ordered the singer to pay the $161,663 by March 6 or else he'll go back to jail.
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You'll dry it right down to its dead bones, or else risk giving your entire family salmonella poisoning by cooking it under-done.
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"You are literally in everyone's business and you need to stop or else you're going to lose all of your friends," she says.
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Despite broken hearts for our fellow Rohingya, we cannot let them stay here or else we might be driven back to (the) border.
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So I take whatever negativity they're projecting onto me and turn it into a positive, or else it can definitely kill you mentally.
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Try not to allow yourself to wallow, or else you could fall into a funk, which could lead to you feeling even worse.
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At that point, Congress must quickly pass — and the president must sign — legislation to raise the limit, or else the U.S. will default.
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Already, many Democrats have announced they won't be going at all, or else will be going in black as a gesture to #MeToo.
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"Your greatest fear is being unlovable, and my greatest fear is breaking your heart," she confesses when forced to be vulnerable or else.
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Carson said he appreciated being asked a question so early in the debate, or else he might have needed a wake-up call.
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Any debt restructuring agreements reached between creditors and debtors must be truly voluntary, or else we are only talking about bankruptcy in disguise.
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Witnesses later described scenes of chaos and confusion as they fled the area or else were trapped by the gunfire while taking cover.
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The President is hoping that he can simply ignore what the investigators have to say or else just tweet them out of existence.
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They are allowed to do rituals but cannot claim to have actually accomplished anything with the ritual, or else it is called superstition.
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So he told her by phone that she had to resign, or else face termination, according to two people briefed on the process.
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Time to man up, Republicans, and fulfill those promises or else people might call you for what you're acting like right now: liars.
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The message is clear, and it is chilling: students with unconventional ideas should shut up and keep their opinions to themselves ... or else.
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The "get in line or else" mentality on display is the very sort of behavior that fuels the hyperpartisan rhetoric originally at fault.
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Lawmakers have until midnight on Friday to pass a spending measure or else the government will run out of money and shut down.
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He says that you know what's in the food and that it has to be safe or else the company would be sued.
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That's what he looks like now, though, and he'll need to turn it around quickly or else his NBA career is in jeopardy.
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It may not be at this meeting, but it has to be soon, or else the system will implode under its own contradictions.
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All age-groups either showed an increase in usage of digital dating or else usage rates remaining constant over the past two years.
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It is meant to induce those with low medical costs to sign up for a plan anyway or else face a $695 fine.
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If you want to have a revolution, you're going to have to have people with you, or else you're going to be crushed.
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The books above my sofa relax me on sight, or else they remind me of some pleasant time during which I acquired them.
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"But a rushed summit and demands that NK denuclearize in short order or else is not a serious test of diplomacy," Haass tweeted.
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"If the authorities have evidence that is not true, they need to present that or else not continue to charge him," she added.
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Congress has until January 6, 2021, to pass the bill, or else the process will have to start back at square one, again.
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At the time, I'm sure Taylor thought his lewk was aesthetically pleasing, or else why would he go out in public like that?
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"I think the best thing you can do is invite somebody who will cook with you, or else order a pizza," she says.
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Now, the GMA's constituency is splintered into groups that are either migrating to serve the new consumer dynamic or else fighting it vigorously.
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But policy experts agree that they need some other policy to replace it — or else risk sending the individual insurance market into collapse.
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So when I go to hotels I have to request a fan be in the room, or else I can't go to sleep.
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There's a lesson to be learned from the Bible, where Jesus says to agree with your adversary or else you'll be in jail.
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As a federal contractor, B&H is expected to comply with certain equal employment opportunity regulations or else risk losing its government contract.
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Most of these kind of rules have either been formally repealed or else turned into dead letters by the use of regulators' discretionary authority.
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That means the Note 9 better bring it, or else it risks being forgotten when the next wave of futuristic handsets hits the scene.
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This is why Persian cat owners must groom their pets daily and bath them monthly, or else their fur will become matted and greasy.
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The whole point of training a dog is to assert yourself as master, or else your pup will never respect or listen to you.
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You know, Trump, absolutely wants to be a tough guy, and he should be tough in telling them we want more money or else.
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We are expected to ignore all of the ways we could be punished, or else learn to eat whatever is being served without complaint.
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He has to be restrained by more than one Texans employee, or else—what—there would have been a fist fight on the sidelines?
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Of course, the thing about mushrooms is, you definitely need to know exactly what species you're eating, or else you could literally, well, die.
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Just beyond the entrance, a table and set of chairs were made from light bulbs—or else bulbs were installed in them, outlining them.
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That cannot happen again, or else both the Saudi regime and the Trump administration will see they can continue to get away with this.
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To quote Michael Scott, now I'm gonna have to go online and look at turtles or else I'm gonna be off the whole day.
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Their plan was to force a hard choice on Democrats — either the rich got their tax cut or else middle-class taxes would rise.
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I think we'll probablymaybe they'll have to be a little bigger, but not too much bigger or else it would start to get weird.
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So the agreement would not leave them living in Serbia, and they would probably have to leave their homes or else be driven out.
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If I'm dating someone who identifies as a female, then they are already generally identifying as queer, or else they wouldn't be dating me.
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To be successful, you really have to communicate and work together or else you could easily get steamrolled by a team with good synergy.
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Or else it's his smartphone— But now there are suddenly a million cars on the screen, all packed together and gleaming in the sunlight!
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Garcia fight -- but he refuses to hash it out in the media and wants Floyd to deal with him behind the scenes ... or else.
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Chyna claims Rob beat her up and then tried intimidating her to stay quiet or else she'd incur the wrath of the Kardashian family.
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Ultimately, building a culture of inclusion requires both executive buy-in and genuine follow-through actions, or else it will be hard to sustain.
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Of course, you need to make sure your internet connection speed is up to snuff, or else you can't stream in 4K at all.
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Then, a day before the event, the developer told players that they should be around at a specific time or else they'd miss it.
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I've learned quickly to lay out my clothes the night before or else I'll be staring at my closet until it's time to go.
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And against those really good teams—and any team in this league—you better be 100 percent locked in or else you're in trouble.
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Serena Williams allegedly hates her stepmother so much, she ordered the woman to vacate the family home immediately ... or else she'll change the locks.
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If I were to write for the present, I would either be preaching to the converted or else wasting my time on the unconverted.
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"He should be expelled immediately or else he could meet dire consequences," Awatef Nemah from the ruling Shi'ite bloc told al-Sumaria, without elaborating.
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You'll recall she says the man approached her in 2011 and told her to "Leave Trump alone" and to "forget the story" ... or else.
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But Clinton has fought back to where she was two weeks ago; a firm lead, with a flank that must be absorbed, or else.
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Or else I would be in the town, filling my bag with whatever was dropped off from the bus towards its respective storage areas.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Pro tip: Keep the smiley faces out of your work emails, or else the person receiving the message may think you're incompetent.
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He told me that any other guy I dated after him HAD TO BE 100% okay with this or else I couldn't date him.
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It needs to create new things for people to watch on Netflix, or else people will watch other new things on Amazon or Hulu.
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Assange is also required to take better care of his pet cat, or else it will be confiscated and taken to an animal shelter.
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The goal is not really to win a lawsuit but to intimidate critics into silencing themselves or else face costly and time-consuming litigation.
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My son plays youth soccer and we were told, prior to the season, to be cool or else we'd get banned from attending games.
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That move followed Pelosi's suggestion that Trump's annual State of the Union address be postponed until after the shutdown or else delivered in writing.
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"You're compelled to constantly stream or else your fans forget you," he complained, adding that he regularly spends eight-hour stretches at his computer.
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Bam ends his video rant with an apparent message for his mother -- to consolidate his funds with a new account he opened ... or else.
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The goal of spending on proptech should be clear — the tech should attract or retain customers, or else help real estate operators cut costs.
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" He demanded that its members reimburse the United States for having defended them or else defend themselves because "they're ripping off the United States.
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You know, it's a good thing there are a lot of people here, there are officials present -- or else, I would be hitting you.
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Mr Johnson either wriggles through loopholes (for example, by refusing to sign said letter) or else shifts the blame expertly to anyone but himself.
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In the years since, he had worked when he could as a prospector, or else on cattle ranches, on the crews that drove fenceposts.
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Pass the repeal of Obamacare and replace it with Trumpcare, Donald Trump told the 247 Republicans, or else you'll be ousted in a primary.
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The ultimate lesson worth salvaging from the nascent days of digital media is that a company must make moves, or else it isn't moving.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin just drew a bright red line for the United States: Don't put any new nuclear missiles in Europe — or else.
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I had to turn UnCollege into something, or else I'd be a failure – and worse, everyone would know it, because now it was public.
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The ostensible budget savings allowed states to spend money and buy votes elsewhere — in turn, often increasing future obligations — or else by cutting taxes.
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You can do your best to address the underlying problem, or else you can just ride it out and hope next year is better.
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I guess I better say something or else they'll give me a jet ski and I don't see myself on a jet ski somehow.
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I've never seen a Wall Street Journal reporter that looks like Chris Hemsworth, I'm sorry to tell you, or else he'd be working there.
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They would do well to stay on their guard today or else they may finally see the theory realized — by China, starting with Taiwan.
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Green buildings, or else: New York City is expected to pass a law to fine buildings that violate new caps on greenhouse gas emissions.
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The man accused of stalking Mandy Moore -- after repeatedly showing up on her doorstep -- is now officially on notice to stay away ... or else.
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She had no choice but to drive to work or else lose her job, which would have left her in even deeper financial trouble.
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In September, Cites identified 36 Chinese tiger farms that seemed to be involved in illegal trade or else held tigers in questionably excessive numbers.
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But it points out the absurdity of some rules, and how they need to be changed, or else these camps need to be eliminated.
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Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and 13 other Democratic US senators have a message for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos: Change your business practices, or else.
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David Barnett, the founder of PopSockets, said Amazon had pressured it to lower listing prices or else allow unauthorized resellers to sell the product.
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The assumption is that tenants will spend most of their time holed up in their bedrooms, or else out in the communal amenity spaces.
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"I've got to hurry up and get this done, or else, come next year I may not be able to afford it," he said.
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We could mess up this wondrous gift or else settle for very shortsighted goals and trivial purposes, which would ultimately mean nothing to us.
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That's the kind of backdrop Mets hurlers have been operating under: Win or else, and no one faced greater pressure than deGrom on Saturday.
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And don&apost sleep in on the weekends, he said, or else you&aposll ruin any progress you&aposve made optimizing your schedule.2.
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Other states are adding coverage mandates for 2020, meaning residents will need to be insured this year or else pay a penalty in 2021.
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Or else it's the data set I've accidentally created with my other recent purchases (knee-high boots, a thick belt, eco-friendly laundry detergent).
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Cruz may make jokes about loving the body pillow now, but he better be careful or else he'll end up just like James Franco.
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As a result, they should only be deployed when necessary, he says — or else they could completely inhibit the Senate from working at all.
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I also have to be strong and assertive most of the time or else I'll be blown over by the power of the illness.
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Pollsters elsewhere — particularly in other developing countries — will have to be attuned to these potential pitfalls, or else they could repeat the same mistakes.
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Either consumers will buy a $1,000 phone and Apple will make some extra money or else they won't and Apple won't repeat the experiment.
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The chemical plant is run by Arkema Group and contains organic peroxides, which need to be kept cool or else they become highly flammable.
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Since Benjamin Disraeli pronounced that his Conservatives were a national party or else "nothing", the Tories have tried to appeal to every class and region.
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"I grew up in the mountains of Colorado, so having trees and nature around me is super important, or else I feel suffocated," Houston says.
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The dynamic handful of tweets that Google's algorithms choose to showcase within search results are sometimes labeled "Popular on Twitter" (or else just "on Twitter").
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The urge came thick and fast, constantly invading my thoughts, prodding at me to act on it, or else I would shrivel up and die.
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He also has cystic fibrosis, and they can't get within the aforementioned safe distance to be with each other or else they could both die.
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The Battlecode universe recovers from ruin as competing teams try to rack up points by planting trees, or else obliterate opponents before time runs out.
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"My view is that we should prosecute everyone, or else we should negotiate with the international community and free our soldiers (from accusations)," he said.
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Even though Shanahan said this week that the situation seemed stable, the US may want to signal it needs to stay that way — or else.
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Do users pay surge pricing, too, or else do you offer discounts to people who want to stay, say, eight hours instead of 12 minutes?
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Or else we get into situations like when Catt Sadler did the same amount of work as her co-host, but was paid significantly less.
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Streaming requires a separate device like a Chromecast or Roku, or a newer-model smart TV, or else you're watching only on laptop or phone.
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In other words, Medicaid will be cut, and states will have to decide whether to raise taxes or else provide fewer benefits to their citizens.
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Either this was the final vindication of liberation theology, or else it was the last earthly gasp of a movement that had passed into history.
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If she cannot clinch a three-way coalition pact, Merkel could try to form a minority government, or else call fresh elections - an unprecedented scenario.
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I think you can definitely branch out [with a tour], but you've got to be smart about it or else you risk burning your community.
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Just be careful your carry-on isn't over the legal size, or else you'll be forced to check it and start all over again. 3.
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The electoral commission will also have to do a better job than last time—or else risk facing a second disputed result in a year.
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You had better confess before we find out, or else you will also be judged as a liar, and the repercussions will be graver yet.
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The notification triggers a three-month period for Total to show it meets its obligations, or else victims can bring the issue before a judge.
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Customers no longer just make a single buying decision about a product, but instead must actively commit to using the product, or else they churn.
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The backdrop: Administration officials characterize OPM as financially distressed, demanding a Congressional commitment to dissolve the agency by June 30 — or else face staff cuts.
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The strip's three USB ports can't be turned off, which seems fine since those are probably going to be charging gadgets or else sitting unused.
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Because the boxes are often different sizes and shapes, the robot must correctly judge where to grab on to, or else it might drop it.
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The gunman, an activist with a history of mental illness, testified that he had to kill Dr Tiller or else "babies were going to die".
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On that day, Hmeida threatened Kumar, asking him to deliver the 13th product for free or else he wouldn't be able to leave the country.
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The co-owner John Mara was unafraid to characterize this season as a win-or-else situation after the Giants went 27-22011 in 221.
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O.J. Simpson is issuing a stern warning to Jerry Jones ... saying straight-up the Cowboys owner better open the checkbook for Ezekiel Elliott -- OR ELSE!!!!!
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Use a light hand when applying a setting or finishing powder, or else your skin might appear dry and the powder may settle into lines.
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The best way to read "Why Liberalism Failed" is not as a funeral oration but as a call to action: up your game, or else.
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Humans also need to get buns ready for the cooked patties on a separate counter, or else Flippy won't have anywhere to put the burgers.
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Their home countries must do more to prosecute foreign fighters and rehabilitate their families, "or else this will be a danger and a time bomb".
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" "So I think the administration has to think through clearly," Vershbow said, "because without an 'or else,' it's not going to be a credible message.
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In our sound-biting society of obliterated attention spans, you get blasphemed online, or else in your inbox—instantaneously, by any mosquito with a keyboard.
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Your phone had to be in a front pocket or else the connection would constantly cut out, and even there it had trouble staying steady.
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This meant that any eventual election would have to be held by early October, or else at the start of next year, the source said.
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Deeds Not Words helps to combat the erosion of reproductive rights and civil liberties by connecting people with their legislators and demanding action — or else.
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Keeping sales contained within a limited time frame so that shoppers feel they need to act or else risk missing out on a good deal.
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His newly released "Us Or Else" has become a venue for him to discuss issues of national political importance, including issues facing the black community.
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The woman who co-starred in the Von Miller sex tape says the judge gave her 3 DAYS to hand over her copy ... or else.
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Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) has a warning for airlines ahead of Tuesday's hearing on the industry: Step up your customer service policies or else.
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Andy came back from a commercial with Anderson Cooper and launched on the Times Square Alliance, which ordered him to lose his umbrella ... or else.
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Since then, commenters have either been saying they would try a slice, or else cursing Braun's name for inflicting the Peep-zza image upon them.
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In 2013, they voted to require landholders to officially register property ownership claims within 10 years, or else the land would revert to the state.
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In attempting to repeal the ACA, congressional Republicans tried to remove the lynchpin of the plan -- Title I -- or else leave it to the states.
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If you're using a Greatsword, for example, you'll want to avoid tight corridors, or else your horizontal slash attacks will clang harmlessly off the wall.
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Will federal employees be put in the awkward position of having to contradict their boss when he exaggerates or else follow along in his untruth?
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First, she instructed Knight to pull at the cord but not too hard, or else he could invert his girlfriend's uterus, which could kill her.
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"Insurers have already been permitted to be more aggressive, saying patients have to be brought down or else we're going to stop payment," said Kertesz.
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Read the full letter below: ————— Forwarded message ————— From: Travis Kalanick Date: Friday, October 25, 2013 Subject: 九 Info: URGENT, URGENT - READ THIS NOW OR ELSE!!!!!
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You need to watch this very carefully or else you might end up like the shareholders in Acacia or Oclaro or NXP Semi or Qualcomm.
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But our images cannot be off by more than eighty-five microns"—a third of a thousandth of an inch—"or else they'll be fuzzy.
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In theory, if that had happened the president should have done the responsible thing and resigned, or else been forced from office by the Cabinet.
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You'd have to at least make sure that the new tag isn't smaller than the one you're covering up, or else someone's bound to notice.
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He'd have to remind Ivy to take it up to her room, or else it would remain in the back of his car for months.
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Interscone quickly realized it had to define success by total fare collected, or else the scooters would never risk death by leaving their charging stations.
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The conservative caucus met Tuesday night, where the group of roughly 30 hard-liners took an official position that Rosenstein should testify or else resign.
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