The pills ostensibly for bloodpressure and the pills ostensibly for cholesterol and the pills he wasn't sure what they did: for anxiety.
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He leverages every advantage he has, whether it be a charity ostensibly designed to help others or a political office ostensibly designed to help others, to benefit himself.
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Ostensibly he serves poke Monday to Saturday from 11 a.m.
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Ostensibly, Kim Kardashian's retreat is hurting the photo journalism industry.
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Checkoff money is ostensibly used to advertise all beef products.
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There are armed men here too, ostensibly protecting the camp.
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The guides are ostensibly all employees of Alpha Centauri Expeditions.
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But those are qualities that, ostensibly, the Bachelor should have.
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Though ostensibly secular, the government also enforces stifling morality laws.
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He's ostensibly a journalist, he's an editor, right, a publisher.
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Ostensibly, that is what the March for Science stands for.
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Attacking anyone asking for empathy should, ostensibly, feel kinda cruel.
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Ostensibly, Woman Walks Ahead is supposed to be a biopic.
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It is ostensibly concerns why Louisiana rarely uses capital punishment.
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Bombay became Mumbai, ostensibly named after a local Hindu goddess.
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So you ostensibly have a much easier time leveling up.
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Snark's approach can also ostensibly make "deep learning" run faster.
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The transfer of patients was ostensibly aimed at saving money.
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Ostensibly, Insatiable knows how gross of an idea this is.
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Ostensibly, Clooney would be a member of the Hollywood elite.
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Jockers are researchers ostensibly without judgment, but their giddy register
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Ostensibly a hangout movie akin to the kind Robert Altman
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The relationship between trolls and mainstream culture is ostensibly hostile.
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Their roles, ostensibly, revert back to when they first met.
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As professed walkers of a high road that ostensibly never
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Ostensibly, they were sent to protect Rodchenkov from prying reporters.
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Government forces ostensibly control Aden, but the city remains volatile.
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But this ostensibly confirmed celibate oozes a gentle, undeniable sensuality.
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Why can't Jaylen Brown get the minutes he ostensibly deserves?
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Negotiations are ostensibly under way between Russia, Iran and Turkey.
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Are those risky for an ostensibly healthy person like yourself?
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That "good and noble purpose" is ostensibly one they share.
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The White House stepped in, ostensibly to mediate the dispute.
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Gavin Newsom has ostensibly made efforts to limit the practice.
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Ostensibly, this effort offsets the weaker sales of other titles.
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During an ostensibly peaceful occupation, thousands of Belgians were killed.
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Ostensibly, this was supposed to make the culture more transparent.
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Last August, the WFA ostensibly embarked on creating that testbed.
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While the song is ostensibly "new," it's not very original.
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He is ostensibly serving as President Donald Trump's personal attorney.
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Russell Westbrook and Derrick Rose ostensibly play the same position.
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Let's remember, the journey to the moon is, ostensibly, scientific.
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So they repeatedly reject routine claims for services they ostensibly cover.
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Ostensibly, the change is due to a difference in legal interpretation.
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It's festooned with LIDAR, ostensibly to capture street-level 3D imagery.
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The notes are ostensibly designed in a way to prevent counterfeiting.
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All of these women have been ostensibly demure yet outwardly feminine.
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He ostensibly dispenses advice to the lead as they see fit.
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Ostensibly, Gamergate was about video games and ethics in gaming journalism.
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"Grace and Frankie": Valentine's Day is ostensibly about people coming together.
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"Amaluna" is ostensibly based on "The Tempest," though none too faithfully.
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"I almost feel bad," Chuck says to Gilbert, ostensibly about Axe.
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These are people who are ostensibly aware of the ticket price.
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Which means, ostensibly, that Glover will feature heavily in the movie.
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Ostensibly, Lip and Shirley utilized the Green Book on their travels.
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Outsiders have moulded Afghan culture in more ostensibly practical ways, too.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA), ostensibly detailing corruption in FBI surveillance practices.
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Thus, a short survey is, ostensibly, a considered and completed survey.
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Their offer to the democratic island of 23m is ostensibly generous.
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The parliamentary analysis has been delayed, ostensibly because of its complexity.
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Macron entered office this year under ostensibly different circumstances than Trump.
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Ostensibly, it's Gus and Mickey's first official date of the season.
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Ostensibly, the Italians are only going to permit "defensive" drone strikes.
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Yet these ostensibly egalitarian intentions have actually had the opposite effect.
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He's also ostensibly still heading a plan to "revitalize" the government.
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Ostensibly, the stadium is just a sports venue for Croatia vs.
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Ostensibly to allay concerns, he ordered an investigation into any irregularities.
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North Korea was ostensibly doing something simple: buying a food staple.
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The invitations are ostensibly aimed at modernizing the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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When she objected to Trump's rollbacks, they ostensibly fired her. 2.
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The federal bill ostensibly further facilitates access allowed by state laws.
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But he runs ahead of ostensibly bigger names, including Democratic Sens.
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After four months, Lyle was fired, ostensibly for typing too slowly.
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This movie is ostensibly based on the myth of Frau Perchta.
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Both men ostensibly enjoy high approval ratings in their respective countries.
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Ostensibly head of the millinery atelier, Bricard was, effectively, Dior's muse.
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It reveals that ostensibly "colorblind" policies can perpetuate existing racial inequalities.
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This highly anticipated 10-part series is ostensibly about the Sept.
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The real estate tycoon Richard LeFrak is ostensibly friendly with Trump.
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Ostensibly, the Ram commercial was an appeal for people to serve.
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And although the shows are ostensibly unscripted, they're often heavily produced.
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I know that "The Good Place" is ostensibly set in hell.
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The tougher law, at least ostensibly, addresses a very real issue.
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Demonetization was ostensibly implemented to combat corruption, terrorism financing and inflation.
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The president-elect ostensibly believes our intelligence community's conclusions are absurd.
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Was Mr. Trump aware of the obligations he had ostensibly undertaken?
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Ostensibly, the song deals with Kevin's complicated relationship with his father.
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Google already ostensibly bans many of these types of ads anyway.
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This was odd because Turkey ostensibly was supporting the Syrian rebels.
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What else do college freshmen, most of them ostensibly adults, expect?
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Such events, ostensibly a tribute to championship teams, are unavoidably political.
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Britton inverts this sentiment, rendering ostensibly possible situations with impossible solutions.
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It was ostensibly about maintaining neutrality in the name of leadership.
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What happened to Price ostensibly has nothing to do with Gamergate.
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As much as Will Smith is clearly drawn to projects that ostensibly attempt to address themes as simultaneously lofty and meaningless as "the human condition," those same projects ostensibly often get made only because of his involvement.
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Jay knew Tamar, and ostensibly used her to write his ruinous story.
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They believe that valuable people ostensibly earn more money, fame, and respect.
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All of this is ostensibly in support of his "America First" model.
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SPVM officer Fayçal Djelidi ostensibly purchasing a vehicle back in December 2015.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)This redesigned cover should ostensibly make work easier.
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Ostensibly, the Magic 3's built-in fan should solve both problems.
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Like the MacBook Air, the plucky little desktop had been ostensibly abandoned.
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Maybe I expected too much from what is ostensibly a small spinoff.
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Ostensibly, that was to focus more on writing The Winds of Winter.
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This is ostensibly her "comeback" except, well, she doesn't look any different.
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That means more time — ostensibly — to sit at home and watch Netflix.
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My organization received money from EPA, so that is ostensibly one reason.
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Ads and other forms of marketing ostensibly serve a straightforward economic role.
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So they have closed Lotte supermarkets in China, ostensibly as fire hazards.
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Ostensibly, this could be a case of separate actors using shared resources.
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It was remarkably understated for what is ostensibly a themed shopping mall.
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Enthusiasts call this "stock Android," ostensibly meaning Android as Google designed it.
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Every Tether was ostensibly backed by a dollar in a bank account.
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None of Trump's ostensibly job-creating policies have been fully enacted yet.
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But the timing of Trump's visit, ostensibly for business purposes, is significant.
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Yes, we're still talking about a game that is ostensibly for children.
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Such cases still abound under Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi's ostensibly secular regime.
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The photo was removed twice, ostensibly for violating the site's Community Guidelines.
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The services ostensibly grow smarter the longer the consumer uses the service.
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Blocking the partnership, ostensibly, will help American manufacturers such as New Balance.
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These ostensibly ensure that the ethnic-Malay and -Indian minorities are represented.
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The Handmaid's Tale is ostensibly supposed to critique that kind of storytelling.
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Yet ostensibly liberal and conservative Americans co-exist in classrooms and workplaces.
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Like its early 2000s forerunner, Queer Eye is ostensibly a makeover show.
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The conference ostensibly is supposed to generate ideas to beat the market.
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And they stayed for several days, ostensibly to talk us into going.
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He was brutal about F. Scott Fitzgerald, ostensibly a Jazz Age writer.
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The ensuing back-and-forth ostensibly revolved around dry questions of procedure.
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Trump rallied in the state Monday ostensibly to support the governor's candidacy.
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Ostensibly, WPA3 solves this security issue by allowing a single password attempt.
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Google, ostensibly, has painted one in which my dad is still alive.
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They have an algorithm that will tell you what you want, ostensibly.
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Business sentiment has ostensibly stabilized in recent weeks and so has investment.
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It's his docked spaceship on which the ostensibly thrilling climax takes place.
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Wendig was ostensibly fired because of the controversy his tweets were generating.
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Ostensibly, the algorithms are designed to avoid the faults of human judgment.
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That isn't good, since Thanos is ostensibly this movie's bringer of death.
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For someone who ostensibly has been lying low, Ono is lately everywhere.
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As often happens in ostensibly utopian communities, the mood got dark fast.
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The police were calling Steltner because this was ostensibly his office's fault.
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She soars while he falls, succumbing, at least ostensibly, to his addictions.
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They get to be exploited while contributing to something they ostensibly like.
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There was ostensibly no God, no private property and no political pluralism.
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Her music, ostensibly the occasion for this emotional display, rarely came up.
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Some have been abandoned by the countries where they are ostensibly citizens.
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Ostensibly undertaken in service of the public good, it risks aestheticizing suffering.
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Section 1201 ostensibly bans would-be pirates from breaking software copy protection.
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Even the man who was ostensibly trying to persuade his neighbors otherwise.
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They appear to be missing some letters, ostensibly taken by Mr. Wilk.
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Today, Republicans control legislatures in 2023 states, including Nebraska's ostensibly nonpartisan Senate.
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Ostensibly, this was a case of an underperforming team firing its coach.
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Ostensibly, he created the tool to rid Wikipedia of propaganda and sabotage.
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Annoyingly, the app needs a constant internet connection, ostensibly to prevent piracy.
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Our fight was ostensibly about respecting women's choices, whatever they may be.
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Mr. Bragen's heated outburst during an ostensibly friendly match was its inspiration.
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Ostensibly, members of both parties say they want to secure the border.
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Mr. Trump then fired Mr. Flynn, ostensibly for having misled Mr. Pence.
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Making a TV version of The Exorcist is, ostensibly, a terrible idea.
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The limits to refugee resettlement were imposed, ostensibly, to protect national security.
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The battery in Granville's vibrator weighed 40 pounds, but was ostensibly portable.
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Like Flavin's neon constructions, the works are brightly colored and ostensibly geometric.
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The things he's ostensibly pledged to do if he is elected president?
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Despite the restrictions, content that ostensibly breaches the code's standards is still prolific.
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We need to start having a conversation, people who ostensibly hate each other.
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Ostensibly a tour across Europe (with a side trip to North Africa) to
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In January, Iran temporarily restricted Telegram access, ostensibly to quell anti-government demonstrations.
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Sam narrates a letter to Micah, who is ostensibly on an Exodus ship.
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None of this is true with Ava's product—except, ostensibly, the drinking part.
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The whole thing buzzes with modern gaming excess: ostensibly convenient but tonally uneven.
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CAs can award ostensibly trusted organisations with the power to sign certificates too.
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Another, with Volkswagen AG, ostensibly will focus on the lucrative commercial vehicle market.
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It's an ostensibly modern take on a very old idea: the social club.
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The movie's finale offers a twist that ostensibly ameliorates the internal-logic complaints.
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The latest country to learn this is ostensibly North Korea's best friend: China.
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It helps that, despite ostensibly having the same structure, each world feels distinct.
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The new notes are ostensibly backed by $200m held by the central bank.
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Libyans in Tripoli have long been ostensibly governed by the General National Congress.
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And then, ostensibly, investigate any garbled screams coming from the attic or whatever.
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It's ostensibly about this conspiracy theory, but really it's about something much deeper.
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The alien mimics her, just as it had ostensibly done to her husband.
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The Terror adds in an element not present in the historical account (ostensibly).
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Also, several Northern lords ostensibly in the Boltons' camp are plotting against them.
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Both services ostensibly aim to democratize access to rental bikes by using technology.
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It was ostensibly climbing out of the fish's mouth before it perished inside.
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"There are only a handful of people ostensibly still involved," one member revealed.
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Other insurers have also cut back their participation, ostensibly for the same reason.
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Ostensibly, Inspector Janów (Robert Wieckiewicz) might have been able to stop this attack.
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Two of the best dramas on television today are, ostensibly, revivals via spinoff.
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Spears is ostensibly training for her recently announced Las Vegas residency show, Domination.
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And what do you know — that's (ostensibly) why we're all here today, anyway.
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Voting monitors and judges would ostensibly enforce the policy and settle any disputes.
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USA hockey gives its players stipends, ostensibly to allow them flexibility to train.
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Ostensibly, combining natural fibers with silver would create a powerful anti-odor team.
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There is ostensibly nothing wrong with having limited sexual experience into your 20s.
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Is it incomprehensible at points, with ostensibly intelligent people making bone-headed moves?
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Morty, an ostensibly dim-witted neurotic, plays the straight man, the audience's surrogate.
|
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The dispute at the center of the case is an ostensibly modest one.
|
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These computer-generated filters make the creative options in Messenger Day ostensibly infinite.
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It's wild to think that someone ostensibly got paid to design this label.
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Big Little Lies was ostensibly sold in its promos as a murder mystery.
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The hearing was ostensibly focused on state efforts to limit access to abortion.
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They ostensibly would have to honor each of the 50 state's usury laws.
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A group of youths invited me to a room, ostensibly for a meeting.
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In October he deployed troops to Idlib province, ostensibly to fight jihadist groups.
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Flake's book, at least, was ostensibly aimed at his colleagues in the Senate.
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Trump fired Comey last year, ostensibly for his handling of the Clinton investigation.
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Ostensibly, this request was related to work done by Cambridge Analytica for Leave.
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I have an electric toothbrush, which ostensibly does all the work for you.
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Like most things online, tweets can ostensibly be forever, but they probably shouldn't.
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He makes movies with tiny budgets that should ostensibly be movie critic bait.
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Islamic Affairs ostensibly supported Islamic charities as a humanitarian and soft-power mission.
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To make ostensibly commercial music with no distinct pop structure isn't that strange.
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You can do everything ostensibly right, and it still won't stop antibiotic resistance.
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I was trying to find my son, who ostensibly was on this boat.
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The President's Commission ostensibly enjoys the White House's full cash and legal resources.
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After all, first base in the Bronx next season ostensibly belongs to Bird.
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Ostensibly to determine how old she had been, he staged a public autopsy.
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That's praiseworthy, and ostensibly the reason Trump brought him to the White House.
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Ostensibly he suddenly decided to go into real estate development in Tallahassee, Fla.
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Elena is in Ischia ostensibly to work, but her job isn't that demanding.
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Ostensibly, Malik Obama is attending the debate simply because he supports Donald Trump.
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Negotiating drug prices, ostensibly to keep costs low for people like Joe. 2.
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We are ostensibly tough, but also quite weak when we're on Twitter, right?
|
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With Talbot, beauty slips in unannounced even when his aims were ostensibly prosaic.
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Kanye West visited the White House Thursday, ostensibly to discuss criminal justice reform.
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Russell is ostensibly a point guard, but his abilities transcend that positional box.
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The conference was ostensibly called to address the rising threat to religious freedom.
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This ostensibly traditional novel is not, perhaps, the book we expected from Egan.
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Ostensibly, "Satyagraha" is about Gandhi's years in South Africa, from 1893 to 1914.
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Raffi is helping Picard ostensibly because she wants a ride; Rios wants payment.
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Played by John Travolta, this is John Gotti ostensibly at his dapper peak.
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They just don't want to use it, which renders the window ostensibly useless.
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When does an ostensibly private family event become fair game for media attention?
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Many hotels tack on an "amenity fee" ostensibly to cover the little extras.
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The amplituhedron reconceptualized colliding particles — ostensibly temporal events — in terms of timeless geometry.
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But for an ostensibly simple plastic packet, it proved devilishly difficult to redesign.
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A virtual private network ostensibly keeps your internet browsing safe from prying eyes.
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An officer returned both items to her, ostensibly because they posed safety hazards.
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China's internet censors, ostensibly fearing social unrest, have sought to curtail such criticism.
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The Taliban ostensibly is looking for instability, afraid that the Americans might stay.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is ostensibly the chief regulator of the telecoms industry.
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To bring the research alive, I visited two programs with ostensibly different approaches.
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Ostensibly, the motive for gun prohibition was Venezuela's out of control violent crime.
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Baptists from an ostensibly altruistic motive sought to improve the morals of society.
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Let's start with a topic ostensibly near and dear to Cook's heart: privacy.
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He was a master of ostensibly effusive notes that contain a hidden catch.
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Nebraska's unicameral legislature is ostensibly nonpartisan, but is controlled by Republicans in practice.
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He became an assistant attorney general, ostensibly to calm the unrest racking cities.
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New York received accolades for passing a bill ostensibly to end child marriage.
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What follows are some ostensibly comedic mini-sketches offering mild misogyny and transphobia.
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O'Neill, was ostensibly intended to promote integration and increase diversity in the schools.
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Juice WRLD stayed in the vehicle, ostensibly to charge his Juul vape pen.
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Something about how they ostensibly took Malek's temperature... old thermometers... mercury... Freddie Mercury?
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The other two—against Andrew Johnson ostensibly over his removal of a cabinet officer, and Bill Clinton ostensibly over his lying to the grand jury about his White House affair with Monica Lewinsky—failed because they were highly partisan exercises.
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Ostensibly he did so because several top clubs were financially unstable and administratively unregistered.
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It's an erasure that's difficult to reconcile with the game's ostensibly empowering contemporary message.
|
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Ostensibly, it's a normal day in the city of 1 million in northern Iraq.
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DroneShield deployment is ostensibly intended to prevent pilots from endangering audience members or drivers.
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Whoever buys Gawker's assets would ostensibly own the rights to pursue litigation against Thiel.
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Ostensibly, they convene to discuss new monetary research; occasionally, the meeting has broader significance.
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He suspended the constitutional court in April, ostensibly because it was short of judges.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA) stopped by for an interview, ostensibly to talk about Rep.
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More surprising, though, is that ostensibly thoughtful conservatives are providing cover for Trump's nonsense.
|
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Ostensibly an instructional text, it freely mixes tips with biographical sketches and motivational pabulum.
|
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But accounts of pregnancy discrimination come from across industries, including from ostensibly feminist workplaces.
|
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Ostensibly, accounts that have been disabled by users are still included in the data.
|
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BBT is much, much better-balanced than other ostensibly male-centered sitcoms and dramas.
|
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Two months ago its voters brought the ostensibly more liberal Congress back to power.
|
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In another video, ostensibly taken later, the skin-beast looks darker and more decayed.
|
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An ostensibly bipartisan House carbon fee bill has just 1 GOP backer so far.
|
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Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, best known for Riverdale, is heading up the ostensibly edgy rethink.
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Ostensibly, it works the same way as it already does on Chrome and YouTube.
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Ostensibly, the purpose is to protect trade secrets and other proprietary or confidential information.
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The talk was ostensibly about gender differences in the citations doled out in studies.
|
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All of this would ostensibly be built by Musk's newest brainchild, The Boring Company.
|
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The moves that Congress did make, ostensibly to help the borrowers, have failed miserably.
|
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Less than 200 people were surveyed, and all of them were ostensibly college-age.
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Their sense of humor is ostensibly not shared by China's increasingly sophisticated internet czars.
|
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That's because while American Gods is ostensibly about immortal beings, it's really about immigrants.
|
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Liberto had ostensibly been the one with the mob ties, that Pepper wrote about.
|
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"A waste of time, money, ingredients, and energy," an ostensibly incensed stranger told me.
|
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PUBG is ostensibly a hardcore survival game, with outwardly militaristic, serious, and 'realistic' trappings.
|
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In New York City, ostensibly one of the best culinary cities in the world.
|
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Trump has now also done an interview with Reuters, ostensibly to highlight his achievements.
|
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Congo's elections have been repeatedly delayed, ostensibly because of budgetary problems, igniting public anger.
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Ostensibly, undoing Obama's flood standards will be a way to speed up these projects.
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An ostensibly social occasion, many end up thumbing away on their phones in silence.
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That everything else is a hostage drama wrapped around an ostensibly complicated global caper.
|
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Ostensibly, the Obama measures protected accusers from further victimization, and encouraged reports of abuse.
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We're at a carnival, and the circles are BALLOONs, ostensibly pinned to a board.
|
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The question of Trump's appeal ostensibly forms the backbone of Zito and Todd's book.
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Appalachia is ostensibly "Trump country," but that's always been a bit of a misnomer.
|
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The killings had caste overtones but were ostensibly for the crime of defecating outside.
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They disclosed their donations -- ostensibly made to pay off that debt -- after the election.
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But protestors – ostensibly representing the Tunisian people – refused to accept any "renewal" of elites.
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The ceremony is ostensibly an official White House event but it's also highly political.
|
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Thurmond had hired a black staffer, ostensibly turning some kind of page on his
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Huawei ostensibly still needs to populate its Android alternative with preinstalled apps and services.
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Like Lawson, Hurston was constitutionally attracted to the marginalized, the obscure, the ostensibly lowly.
|
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LongHorn Steakhouse is ostensibly Texas-themed, but it looks pretty generic from the outside.
|
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Some criticized its gender dynamics, while others wondered about its ostensibly pro-gun messaging.
|
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The basic issue had ostensibly been resolved by the operations, and they were baffled.
|
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The French, too, put forward the law ostensibly on the grounds of public safety.
|
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And that's a problem for a system ostensibly built on democracy, fairness and justice.
|
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Trump fired Comey in May, ostensibly for his handling of the FBI's Clinton investigation.
|
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Dillon offered a practical, edgy and ostensibly facetious solution to the Big Three problem.
|
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Meaning is ostensibly left to free, open, and primarily visual interpretation by each viewer.
|
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A peace pact in 2015 ostensibly ended the fighting but has frequently been violated.
|
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THE LUCKIEST GIRL ALIVE by Jessica Knoll (2015) Ani FaNelli's life is, ostensibly, perfect.
|
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Why did you choose "The Old Man & the Gun" as ostensibly your final performance?
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What was ostensibly a public health briefing morphed quickly into a very Trumpian affair.
|
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My job, ostensibly, was to make sense of a world that has gone wild.
|
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Ostensibly, the on-demand platform will mimic that vibe for the at-home crowd.
|
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Please select from candle, hanging plant, iPhone accessory, ostensibly feminist art item, or linen.
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The town of Yumbi was also excluded, but ostensibly because of violence, not Ebola.
|
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The reason, ostensibly, was that the focus on Thursday should be on delaying Brexit.
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That's ostensibly because the metadata is less personal and revealing than the communications themselves.
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These asides are, ostensibly, meant to help the reader understand the story more deeply.
|
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Most of it is ostensibly trivial but the sum is not trivial at all.
|
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Lewandowski resigned from the network after Election Day, ostensibly to join the Trump administration.
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Luke Kennard was increasingly a stalwart for Duke, a team with ostensibly bigger names.
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Fury over corruption helped bring about Ms. Rousseff's impeachment, ostensibly for breaking budget rules.
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"There's ostensibly a very quick jump into the first detail that emerges," he said.
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The agreement also ostensibly addresses a major economic peeve of the president's: trade deficits.
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So what does it mean to apply that word in an ostensibly democratic system?
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And now that team — ostensibly at full strength — is floundering against the league's best.
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Republicans, meanwhile, started screaming about a "Russia hoax" ostensibly perpetrated on their dear leader.
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It was ostensibly to pay for work on his golf course in Turnberry, Scotland.
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Jackson's adult life was ostensibly a rebellion against her mother and her mother's values.
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The pop-ups are ostensibly supposed to get permission to track people's web activity.
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But an ostensibly pro-growth tax structure will not override anti-growth fiscal irresponsibility.
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Jurassic World 3 will ostensibly pick up where Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom left off.
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Even when she was writing, ostensibly, for children, her sentences demanded, still demand, patience.
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Ostensibly, the Remote Control System is intended for fighting criminals and drug traffickers there.
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The conversation was ostensibly about gun control, but Trump veered into the Ukraine controversy.
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Clinton was pilloried for her ostensibly traditional choice to stay with her unfaithful husband.
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In 2011, Alabama lawmakers passed a photo ID law, ostensibly to combat voter fraud.
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Donald Trump's many books are ostensibly about business and the business of being him.
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Lineman Wild Bill Claiborne played with an eye patch, ostensibly to protect an injury.
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The ostensibly perilous state of Europe was something of a motif at the party.
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Your job is to talk about sports for a living, ostensibly with some level of insight, and you claim to be some sort of "NBA insider" — and you get a prediction that ostensibly has 50-50 odds wrong SIX YEARS IN A ROW?!?!
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I am ostensibly an ideal user of the PowerPlay wireless charging system Logitech recently introduced.
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And yet, England's longest-reigning monarch ostensibly gets down just like the rest of us.
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Just ask Secretary Chao, the woman ostensibly in charge of regulating automated and autonomous vehicles.
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By placing factories closer to consumers, Adidas could ostensibly leapfrog over shipping delays and expenses.
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Yes, the show is ostensibly about Rebecca's (Rachel Bloom) feelings for Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III).
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For a game ostensibly about making animals fight each other, it's a strikingly tender moment.
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The Grammys ostensibly reward artists who are well-respected by their peers, regardless of sales.
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The clashes for turf are between armed groups that ostensibly support the UN-backed government.
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In this case, Conyers ostensibly rehired the complainant as a "temporary employee" for three months.
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I recently reviewed the new Mercedes Drive Pilot system, which is ostensibly similar to Autopilot.
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Using her mother's car, Becky frantically runs to the hotel room where Stephen is (ostensibly).
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Nonetheless, Jewish zealots venture into the al-Aqsa compound almost every day, ostensibly as tourists.
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Ostensibly, the trademark will cover the usual audio recordings, T-shirts, sweatshirts, and laptop cases.
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Marmon left with a prescription for a hormone therapy that would ostensibly make him taller.
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Money ostensibly borrowed for office equipment was used for other purposes, according to the charges.
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Bob Harward, Trump's first pick for the job, turned it down — ostensibly for family reasons.
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But Facebook would, ostensibly, have approved these processes during the repeated verifications of myPersonality's data.
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They're full of horror-movie-quality clown videos, ostensibly documenting clown encounters in the wild.
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Trump also signed an executive order that ostensibly protects free speech rights and religious freedom.
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So ostensibly it could look like procrastination—and it probably was but really who cares?
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While Nintendo had wasted every previous mobile gaming competitor, the odds were, ostensibly, pretty good.
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The NRCC ostensibly kept the hack secret from congressional Republicans to avoid compromising the investigation.
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It's hardly the most satisfying experience for a series that is ostensibly an ensemble show.
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The government also favours coal for power generation, ostensibly to reduce reliance on imported fuels.
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That all too often entails plaintiffs' lawyers bashing other folks ostensibly on the same side.
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How are you feeling about that relationship — ostensibly so core to the show — right now?
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So, ostensibly, you could spend $10 and tell the host to take off their pants.
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The flatbed had ostensibly spilled slimy hagfish over the road, severely damaging one unlucky Prius.
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Ostensibly, The Greatest Showman is a story of personal triumph despite great odds and intolerance.
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Some 80% of cryptocurrency trades ostensibly made in dollars are in fact executed in Tether.
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Angering Mr Trump, ostensibly the world's most powerful man, may not have lasting effects, either.
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The appointment is made on the advice of the federal cabinet, ostensibly the Prime Minister.
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She moved to Taiwan as a college student, ostensibly to immerse herself in Chinese language.
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In Italy, even at hospitals that ostensibly perform abortions, more individual doctors are opting out.
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Ostensibly, the majority of subway urinators are homeless people who don't have access to restrooms.
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The goal of the show is ostensibly love and marriage, which is a stupid goal.
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The goal is ostensibly to travel around and collect as many dinosaurs as you can.
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Like all gatekeeper behavior, it was ostensibly a check on the credibility of the target.
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Plus, the AI optimization and automation ostensibly means very little human labor will be necessary.
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Ostensibly, the changes are designed to improve the security and performance of Chrome and Chromium.
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Technology that's ostensibly there to help these species thrive can actually be used against them.
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Three of the people in attendance were actual children, which is ostensibly the movie's audience.
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Why it matters: A long-term CHIP extension, while ostensibly a bipartisan priority, remains elusive.
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He eventually ducked behind a bush, ostensibly hoping to hide until the heat died down.
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On Thursday, an affiliate of the Lotte Group reported cyber attacks ostensibly originating from China.
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Ostensibly, the bill sought to boost enrollment at these institutions by making them less expensive.
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The system was ostensibly used to put out some flames coming from the rocket's side.
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New York City for Moscow, ostensibly to care for his ailing 89-year-old grandmother
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" Also (frantically remembers this is ostensibly a show about Ben): "I'm in love with you!
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They are ostensibly there to prepare for a possible military drive against the Islamic State.
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California also has a goofy "jungle primary" system, a "reform" designed ostensibly to decrease polarization.
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The reason, ostensibly, is that Chinese hackers have breached the servers at the White House.
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That means Iran is also able to exert pressure even on ostensibly independent internet providers.
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The S.E.C. ostensibly has been barred by Congress for a year from mandating this disclosure.
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But the union serves the interests of the employer, not the employees it ostensibly represents.
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Some, for example, are frozen, ostensibly so they can be used at a later date.
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Denunciations of the landlord and the evil he ostensibly personified surged during the Cultural Revolution.
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Is this any way to manage the affairs of an ostensibly preeminent U.S. regulatory agency?
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Ostensibly, this would protect reusable, hexagon-shaped insulating tiles on the belly of future Starships.
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"First Robin of Spring" (1938), for example, is weirdly ominous despite its ostensibly cheerful subject.
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Waterston ostensibly has the equivalent of the Ripley role, but it's thinly written and defined.
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He demanded to speak with officials from the European Union, ostensibly to obtain political asylum.
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Last year he flew to Turkey, ostensibly for medical treatment, and has not returned since.
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They'd stocked a makeshift wooden coffin with hard drives containing, ostensibly, all of their movies.
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He's 22, can ostensibly shoot, and was a top-five pick just three years ago.
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Facebook was ostensibly created to connect the world, but it ended up deepening its divisions.
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Ostensibly, this fee covers the administrative and publishing costs that come with producing a publication.
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But what of Waymo and nuTonomy, which will ostensibly eventually operate in the same markets?
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FINRA's choices for public governors appear puzzling for an organization ostensibly devoted to investor protection.
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This was ostensibly to avoid moral hazard, but perhaps more to appease critics at home.
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Even some of the ostensibly good guys in this saga cannot be let off lightly.
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It's ostensibly about how Bourdain makes his television show in the age of President Trump.
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Why do we react this way to feedback that is ostensibly supposed to help us?
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Ostensibly, the plan is that by then, Congress will have found a more permanent solution.
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Because Spears is on a "hiatus," this was ostensibly a peek at her free time.
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Miniature flashlights, ostensibly used for reading at night, cost about $8 in the jail commissary.
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Nobody could have mistaken his tone of condescension, even in what was ostensibly a compliment.
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It can win broad political support because ostensibly every political party is against fake news.
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Most ostensibly, Nunes' differs from the three previous champions in nationality, femininity, and sexual orientation.
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The shot feels warmer and more alive, despite being set in an ostensibly scarier atmosphere.
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Slaves might be told to abstain from orgasms, ostensibly to heal their negative sexual patterns.
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Why can't Honnold just be a lawyer or doctor or some other ostensibly respectable profession?
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Ostensibly this latest attack flips that idea on its head due to its broader nature.
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By ostensibly supporting integration, Erdogan enlisted the West's help in dismantling the bulwark against Islamism.
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Elizabeth and Daniel had ostensibly come to be among people who would not judge them.
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Services, property, transport, and even ostensibly surging retail saw both metrics deteriorate over this period.
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Ostensibly the cap is to give New York City time to temporarily study the industry.
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Superstore began with a situation that ostensibly doomed Jonah to years of Halpert-esque waiting.
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He's ostensibly the most powerful person in the world and look how he's being stymied.
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In an ostensibly deliberative democracy, relentless and reflexive accusations of bad faith are profoundly destructive.
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The team they're ostensibly cheering for becomes little more than a name on the uniform.
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He was allowed to leave the facility six a days a week, ostensibly to work.
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He was allowed to leave the facility six a days a week, ostensibly to work.
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It drafted a protocol ostensibly meant to clarify what advisers like itself need to disclose.
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This, remember, is a meeting ostensibly about immigration -- DACA and the border wall in particular.
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This approach is also adversarial -- ostensibly taking from the rich and giving to the poor.
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The series is ostensibly "reality," but is basically your classic, probably-scripted, overly-dramatic show.
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The parties committed flagrant violations of the cease-fires to which they were ostensibly bound.
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The boards of public companies and the shareholders they ostensibly serve have played it safe.
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But even the provisions ostensibly meant to attract Democratic support for the proposal fell short.
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Everything from Jack's ostensibly perfect birth to his elaborate medical odyssey fell outside my control.
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D.S. measure prohibiting federal contracts with businesses that boycott Israel, ostensibly on free-speech grounds.
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Ostensibly, it was to protect the surviving parts of the reserve from fire spreading east.
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Coulter are ostensibly working toward these great philosophical aims, in fact it's all about them.
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This Sessions switcharoo would ostensibly solve two problems: Moore, and President Trump's dissatisfaction with Sessions.
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It's not just petty; it's a disservice to game they ostensibly are trying to safeguard.
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I've been in a room full of 103 ostensibly sane adults performing a Mannequin challenge.
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I spoke with Thomas to learn more about his book and his ostensibly contrarian claims.
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Kodak made an appearance on The Breakfast Club, ostensibly to clear the air a little.
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The president was ostensibly speaking to the National Federation of Independent Businesses about small business.
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Moving forward, DC's superhero films will be divided up into what are ostensibly two separate categories.
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These were sites where the coalition conducted airstrikes against targets ostensibly linked to the militant group.
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This House Has People in It follows an ostensibly normal family in a seemingly mundane suburbia.
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It also produced an assortment of very funny memes about how stupid St. Louisans ostensibly are.
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But injecting a dog-eat-dog mentality into a team that's ostensibly lottery bound could work.
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And just because we're all ostensibly grown-ups now doesn't mean the fun has to end.
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Nelson Rockefeller resigned ostensibly to head two commissions but really to plan a 1976 presidential run.
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For years, Jolene Jones obsessed over her diet and workouts, ostensibly to be a top bodybuilder.
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And turning popular children's media into something dangerous is nothing new in the ostensibly Communist country.
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Ostensibly they are helping to cover costs for those 90 million users on the free tier.
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But it is also committed to slashing public services, ostensibly in order to cut Britain's deficit.
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Japan's government has just announced plans for a snap election ostensibly about the country's economic policy.
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It's a piece of (ostensibly) athletic footwear that is chunky, bland and not exactly cutting-edge.
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A small group of extreme, sometimes profit-motivated donors funnels money to an (ostensibly grassroots) group.
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Ostensibly, the most selective schools don't take vouchers, and they have little incentive to do so.
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Ostensibly, after the host-led massacre in the season finale, Westworld has been thrust into chaos.
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In December last year the then-president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, pardoned him, ostensibly on health grounds.
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The Senate ostensibly continues to work on a bill that could reduce Obamacare premiums by 20%.
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Ostensibly, you're doing the same thing constantly throughout the game, but it never feels that way.
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The new government, though ostensibly backed by some powerful militias, has failed to gain broad support.
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So, ostensibly, I would be able to shoot hoops, just as I would in real life.
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As we saw in Sliding Doors, even an ostensibly better timeline has its bumps and complications.
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It's extremely rare to find an ostensibly reputable publisher running this type of code, he said.
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Until a few years ago it was ostensibly the only way to scale in developing economies.
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A fake letter championing the boycott, ostensibly signed Narendra Modi, the prime minister, has gone viral.
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The night was ostensibly about performance, but was really a place for the faithful to gather.
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Even Android, the ostensibly "open" operating system, was (and is) radically more locked-down than webOS.
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It's a tense environment for trade talks The NBA battle is ostensibly separate from trade talks.
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It was ostensibly him falling from a great height, but the visual iconography was very Superman.
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By analysing how a writer uses function words, computers can ostensibly identify their unique linguistic fingerprint.
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One ostensibly absurdist scene, in the recent finale of the show's second season, makes that clear.
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But the most bizarre moments are all ostensibly true, and it got Sestero and Wiseau's blessing.
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These are ostensibly free and open services available to all vets — but they weren't in practice.
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His catsuit is topped by a massive clear dome helmet that ostensibly protects Mysterio's weaponized brain.
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But that was taken when the New York wunderkind was in college and ostensibly an adult.
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The remedy for this disconnect between the Capital and the people it ostensibly serves is unclear.
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This meeting was ostensibly focused on the climate crisis, something which Exxon has most likely exacerbated.
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These are ostensibly #groomsmengifts, but are they really gifts if a brand provided them for free?
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The knife was conceived as a multipurpose outdoor tool, the gun ostensibly for hunting or protection.
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In China, ostensibly the focus of Mr Trump's actions, the public response has been more restrained.
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Mr Elías Beltrán sacked the investigator last year, ostensibly for illegally disclosing information about the probe.
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In a piece ostensibly about environmental catastrophe, Mr Ghosh pondered the cultural role of the novel.
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Ostensibly it's to try a service and decide whether you want to opt-in or not.
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The Green New Deal is ostensibly a jobs program, an environmental program, and a redistributive program.
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Brown's eventual dismissal of Luke P. became the most satisfying moment of the ostensibly "romantic" program.
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"Wow" might be another auditory-focused genre, which ostensibly has something to do with Owen Wilson.
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Along with it are the debates over the ostensibly sacrosanct value of the Communal Theatrical Experience.
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On September 18th hundreds gathered in Casablanca, the commercial capital, ostensibly for a rally against "Islamisation".
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These shows were ostensibly about the business world, but they became most notorious for their catfights.
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Ostensibly, these data points are used to make your smart device experience better and more personalized.
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The company sponsors concerts, events and athletes worldwide, all ostensibly pumped up with the sweet drink.
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Ostensibly, the interview was to promote his upcoming film Life, which will debut on Memorial Day.
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Even Gordon and Donna — ostensibly married — didn't seem to have a very fulfilling or interesting marriage.
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Security clearances are ostensibly hard to come by, as a number of Trump associates can attest.
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The context: Trump's statement yesterday afternoon in the Trump Tower lobby was ostensibly focused on infrastructure.
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It will ostensibly stand apart from Draper James, the clothing line that Witherspoon launched in 2015.
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His version is ostensibly R&B, but it's amazing how well it adapted to country music.
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TJSL also denies misreporting statistics and has offered some description of their ostensibly objective survey process.
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Police raided the Stonewall, a Mafia-owned gay bar, ostensibly to crack down on organized crime.
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Yates was fired in January, ostensibly for refusing to defend the administration's travel ban in court.
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This is what Connect was ostensibly supposed to be for, but it doesn't work that well.
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Ostensibly, the Orlando resident dialed up host Owen Shroyer and guest Roger Stone to talk taxes.
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He's laid waste to so many archetypes that the modern day, flex-addicted rapper ostensibly needs.
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OR ARE YOU USING METRICS AND A.I., OSTENSIBLY TO – HASTINGS: WELL, FORTUNATELY, IT'S NOT MY GUT.
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Ostensibly, this calculation reflects average costs for the industry and region in which projects take place.
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New York time (1800 GMT), the VIX fell to 8.56, ostensibly a record intra-day low.
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He is marginally concerned -- or interested in -- the fate of the party that he ostensibly leads.
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Ostensibly, "we need to talk" prepares the recipient for a difficult conversation rather than blindsiding them.
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Natural gas plants usually receive fuel via pipeline, but could ostensibly store a 90-day supply.
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Ostensibly, the cast who was originally flown out of Mexico will all return for the show.
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Jack Sparrow is ostensibly the hero of this story, but he's also a conniving, thieving pirate.
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It's very scary," Tegner said, pointing out that the campus is ostensibly "a gun-free zone.
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That job falls to the Google Assistant, ostensibly the reason Allo exists in the first place.
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Ostensibly Bacil's job was to facilitate my work and translate as necessary, particularly with government officials.
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Mr. Trump's visit to Tupelo was ostensibly meant to bolster Tate Reeves, the Republican lieutenant governor.
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At 83, she moved into a FEMA trailer right outside the restaurant, ostensibly out of work.
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Ostensibly, the chief prosecutor is seeking to give the Russian people a scapegoat for the tragedy.
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This bill would ostensibly enhance national energy security but would really benefit only a select few.
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The horses were around them ostensibly, at least in the mind of the boy, watching them.
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Unfounded hopes for the court's ostensibly apolitical ideals produce undue disillusionment with the court's political realities.
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Ostensibly convicted for terrorism, his real crime appears to be opposition to Putin's annexation of Crimea.
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Eurozone, the Greek crisis lowered the value of the euro, and ostensibly allowed over-indebted southern
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How could any of us, even those with ostensibly healthy minds, remain stable in these conditions?
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He left his White House post in July 2017, ostensibly on good terms with the president.
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He fused a policy speech, ostensibly on health care, with his more typical broadsides against Mrs.
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Ostensibly, this makes the app useful in trying to explain the entire election process to youngsters.
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"Walling" is a technique in which prisoners were repeatedly slammed against an ostensibly flexible plywood wall.
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His new novel is ostensibly the story of a middle-aged comic-book writer named Adeline.
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You make money on every "sale," and it's ostensibly your goal to rack up big bucks.
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Even after digesting this considerable amount of ostensibly transitory disclosure, Duchamp remains an unadulterated, irreverent enigma.
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What, one might ask, is the purpose of such an ostensibly disastrous POL (Piece of Legislation)?
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A renewed trade agreement would, ostensibly, help bolster a unified front in talks with North Korea.
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Ostensibly, the rise in youth killing isn't a UK music issue, it's a UK government issue.
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Chinese bitcoin exchanges agreed to charge a transaction fee 0.20%, ostensibly to cut down on speculation.
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Years ago, people went crazy for ostensibly worthless objects like Beanie Babies, Pokemon cards or Tamagotchi.
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This new tort, ostensibly regarding revenge porn, is actually about a lot more than compromising videos.
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When she finished, the round robin discussion began with me and Head, ostensibly the new guys.
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It was ostensibly to talk midterms, but host Jake Tapper also raised his association to Bain.
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That year, the G8 suspended Russia from the group, ostensibly ejecting Russia from the world stage.
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The military's presidential guard had moved Mr. Morsi into its own base, ostensibly for his safety.
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Dunn and O'Hara are repeatedly getting forward of the midfielders ostensibly playing in front of them.
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Sundance exists, ostensibly, because artists and audiences alike believe that art matters, both personally and politically.
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Yet it is abundantly clear that this ostensibly nonpolitical protest is actually political to its core.
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Ostensibly a doom-metal group, Pallbearer has spent nine years testing that genre's code of conduct.
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The series is ostensibly built on putting its characters in incredibly melodramatic and increasingly ridiculous situations.
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He was ostensibly imitating the pumped poses associated with the ideal male form in Classical sculpture.
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Mark Milley told reporters hours after reports about the letter ostensibly written by Marine Brig. Gen.
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The rule was ostensibly meant to prioritize refugees closer to home in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Ostensibly, they are all getting more enriched feedback about their writing from me in this way.
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Ostensibly it was to share ideas and seek a bipartisan way forward on health care reform.
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Ostensibly he went on pilgrimage, but his primary purpose was to raise cash for the Taliban.
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It is an important Chinese company, ostensibly private but with good ties to the Communist Party.
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It's easy, it ostensibly reveals *something,* and it so squarely fits into ESPN-style cable coverage.
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Mercedes-Benz did the right thing in focusing on one product and, ostensibly, one (grand) message.
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Even though the deadline was artificial, the Legislature chose to adjourn then, ostensibly for the year.
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The source of COVID-2628 has ostensibly been traced to a traditional animal market in Wuhan.
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Ostensibly, it's not actually driven — indeed, it doesn't see daylight — until it's received by the dealer.
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This ultimately makes him more engaging than the flamboyant Immacolata or even the ostensibly charismatic Standish.
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Ostensibly because of the attack in Nice, Trump delayed the announcement from last Friday to Saturday.
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I spoke with you ostensibly; Nelson, we went out to dinner many times, talked to you.
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A few months later, Salesforce created a position ostensibly to handle this very sort of issue.
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Each Tether is ostensibly worth roughly one U.S. dollar, with $2.3 billion outstanding tokens in existence.
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Why it matters: Firms like NSO sell software ostensibly intended to surveil potential criminals and terrorists.
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While it has ostensibly been an ally in the years since the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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But in another sense, the White House's ostensibly hypothetical research isn't happening a moment too soon.
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Her speech was ostensibly about the importance of education and the caring work school counselors do.
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Iran's government is premised on its 1979 revolution ostensibly championing Islamic independence against a hostile world.
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Her most recent project, Small Town Dicks, is ostensibly the most eclectic project in her portfolio.
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One of the allures of professional sports is ostensibly the economic benefits for their home cities.
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The following week, a van picks me up at my dorm, ostensibly to head to the set.
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It's also extra not okay to do so in a public way, in an ostensibly professional context.
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The result is that she feels lost and a little vacant in what is ostensibly her story.
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I remember another night in late 2006, less ostensibly standout but every bit as important to me.
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Time and circumstance separate them, with Bunny off on international adventures and Naina ostensibly waiting for him.
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And also, they are ostensibly not too bothered by having radio equipment glued (safely) to their heads.
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Nominating a milquetoast, ostensibly "safe" candidate may feel like the right decision in such a crucial election.
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But after a fleeting moment in the news cycle, the stories—and ostensibly, the products themselves—disappear.
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They're the ones who call up drone pilots who do things that the FAA ostensibly doesn't like.
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An asylum seeker could ostensibly come and stay at Schloss Heinrichshorst, but international protection couldn't be guaranteed.
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The (ostensibly) trade-only event draws immense attention, but it has long been fraying at the edges.
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Ostensibly, the May 19 finale will answer the title's major question: Who will the game of thrones?
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Nice how they've used a song ostensibly about spiralling depression to hawk last minute Christmas presents init?
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"The harm to Petitioners, who are ostensibly not being punished for criminal activity, is intolerable and ongoing."
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How much is riding on us getting a trade deal with China in two weeks ostensibly now?
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As with previous extensions, this would most likely be a "flextension," meaning Britain could ostensibly depart sooner.
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The 10G branding initiative is ostensibly meant to kickstart the journey of delivering those super-fast speeds.
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It referenced a past slip, but Dean was ostensibly still in character, making the moment much creepier.
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And it's a piece of equipment so small you could ostensibly lose it in a desk drawer.
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Roberts's unclear statement about a "transgender man transitioning to woman" is ostensibly referring to a trans woman.
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The vehicles don't have a home base or dock; anywhere can ostensibly work to park the bicycle.
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He kept the official exchange rate of the bolívar artificially high, ostensibly to make essential imports affordable.
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He said he was given seven prescriptions for the now-banned sedative, ostensibly for a sore back.
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This can ostensibly be solved by taking the human out of the front seat of the car.
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The ostensibly spiritual King approached Bobby Kennedy with a hardheadedness that the pragmatic Kennedy would have admired.
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Ostensibly, the rally was meant to protest the shooting of Representative Steve Scalise nearly two weeks prior.
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Many modern phones are unlocked by fingerprint, which ostensibly adds a biometric layer of protection on top.
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The model expects Democratic candidates to be competitive in many ostensibly red seats with retiring Republican incumbents.
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So its reps approached the confidant, ostensibly to gather information about how to navigate the political scene.
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Limits were introduced more than 30 years ago ostensibly to prevent a repeat of the Mao dictatorship.
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Alias Grace's Grace spends much of her screen time ostensibly sitting quietly and working on her quilt.
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And there's even another screen, an 8-inch touchscreen in the center console, ostensibly for the passenger.
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Ostensibly, Mahal's run was for reason number one, except he never made it to India as champion.
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Although ostensibly about the great American pastime, baseball here serves as a metaphor for more profound issues.
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I know you're chasing Sun and ostensibly this means you are a villain, but I like you.
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"We would ostensibly have to have a hard border there," Stride said of a no-deal scenario.
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During a discussion ostensibly about the economy the two quickly devolved to talking about their respective websites.
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Ostensibly, this is a time for the women of the season to give behind-the-scenes dish.
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Cleveland pest Matthew Dellavedova — ostensibly making a play on the basketball — hit Iguodala in the balls instead.
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Former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's failed constitutional reforms in last year's referendum were ostensibly about modernising Italy.
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This progressive policy change is enticing for brands who are ostensibly joining the fights for LGBTQ rights.
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Ostensibly realizing there was no way he was going to shake the cops, Perkins finally gave up.
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Say this for the ostensibly-retired Floyd Mayweather: he knows how to keep himself in the spotlight.
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It ostensibly served to give Theon his groove back, allowing him to beat up a Greyjoy redshirt.
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North Korea's founders originally disdained the story of Dangun as superstition incompatible with their ostensibly socialist ideology.
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You can ostensibly avoid some of the heat from committing crimes by wearing Arthur's trusty bandit mask.
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Bradshaw, ostensibly the more feminine watch, has more than a half-dozen metallic colors, with matching straps.
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Since March China has loosened some of the dam gates, ostensibly as a favour to its neighbours.
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Purdue and other pharmaceutical companies have long funded ostensibly neutral nonprofit groups that advocate for pain patients.
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He keeps a photograph of her as a girl, but even that ostensibly objective evidence is inconclusive.
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But it will be the first such hearing that isn't ostensibly meant to review the EPA's budget.
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So it's no surprise that many have ostensibly created these policies out of an abundance of caution.
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Ostensibly, China has pursued such a course in order to defend far flung sea lines of communication.
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And Trump, who is ostensibly using the phone in the photo, really doesn't look all that engaged.
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Cuomo is delivering remarks in NYC, ostensibly about the anti-human-trafficking bills he's about to sign.
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Even under ostensibly conservative governments, health spending has skyrocketed with very little evidence of improvement of service.
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A screenshot of an October 29 Facebook post, ostensibly from Kelley, shows a picture of a rifle.
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The assessment team is ostensibly independent, but its members are from countries in the 12-nation coalition.
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Suspected of using or selling methamphetamine, they were shot by the police, ostensibly after they resisted arrest.
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The reason, ostensibly, for the extraordinary price tag at Don Wagyu is the provenance of the steak.
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Just like the public rule, Medicaid work requirements are ostensibly designed to reward a good work ethic.
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Jonas and Turner are planning another wedding, and ostensibly will be including the family for those nuptials.
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China's numbers thus surprise some people, especially when paired with those for the ostensibly superior Star Wars.
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Looking back, that was pretty risky stuff we were doing on what was ostensibly a kids show.
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Yes, ostensibly, she told Jake that she didn't love him because Rowan had threatened to kill him.
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The song ostensibly embodied graduating, or going onto new heights more than any other on the album.
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Maybe his ethically dubious advances toward his (ostensibly younger) employee were signals of a much larger problem.
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The controversial directive was ostensibly intended to cut down on the contraband entering New York State prisons.
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It's a reminder that this movie, ostensibly one meant for children, is also a film about death.
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Greetings and closings are relics of the handwritten missive that persist only as matters of, ostensibly, formality.
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This is a somewhat awkward thing to suggest during a campaign event ostensibly devoted to celebrating Clinton.
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Today, the best way to actively discriminate is to make the discriminatory discourse ostensibly positive and altruistic.
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Oh, and did we mention that these ostensibly "inappropriate" looks are just from this year's prom season?
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They arise when government tries to keep willing sellers from willing buyers, ostensibly for our own good.
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Like jazz and folk, it is, in its ostensibly pure form, appreciated in small corners by enthusiasts.
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Since the DOH had ostensibly scrapped house calls and ghosted me, this seemed like my best bet.
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The Trump administration has implemented new rules, like fingerprinting sponsors, ostensibly intended to prevent that from happening.
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Then there's the film's soundtrack—ostensibly Green's ninth album—and his art shows of the colorful set.
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The event was ostensibly a bill-signing ceremony for new penalties for sex trafficking in New York.
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There is something very eerie about reading fiction and realizing that you are ostensibly reading about yourself.
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He received death threats and was suspended from his job, ostensibly in the interest of campus safety.
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Private investigators were sent to the homes of people who signed the petition, ostensibly to verify information.
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Under the hood, the phones will sport faster A13 processors, ostensibly to help with augmented reality features.
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The film is ostensibly about a young girl's ambition, but the mood is one of poignant loss.
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The I.N.L.A. ostensibly decommissioned its weapons along with other paramilitary groups as part of the peace process.
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Ms. Mehretu took a big risk late in the game, after she had ostensibly finished one canvas.
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Each spaceship could ostensibly ferry 100 people to Mars and pack up to 100 tons of payload.
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This showcase finds comedians ostensibly asking themselves the titular question, through their own jokes and revelatory stories.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — In 2019, museums ostensibly wrote women back into art history.
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The purpose of the event was ostensibly to promote new federal guidance for prayer in public schools.
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In the pantheon of college football rivalries, one of these things is ostensibly not like the others.
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Despite the camera ostensibly including an HDR feature, this didn't seem to improve the situation by much.
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Young British gentlemen set off across France and Italy, ostensibly to improve their educations by contemplating antiquities.
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World War II was all but over, and the French colonizers and their Japanese backers ostensibly vanquished.
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To Garner's satisfaction, the bears were ostensibly shaken out — albeit messily — and the bulls' euphoria was tempered.
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Zuckerberg was ostensibly in front of Congress to talk about Facebook's cryptocurrency project Libra, but California Rep.
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Andrew Cuomo, ostensibly to deal with one issue: renewing mayoral control over New York City's public schools.
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But rather, you may find yourself coming around to an ostensibly unpopular policy if it's economically sound.
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He had ostensibly lost his job because the new head coach, Bill O'Brien, did not want him.
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Investors with fewer than 500 of the notes will still ostensibly have to find a buyer elsewhere.
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Some people in turn criticized AOC for denying people jobs, and ostensibly scaring off the tech industry.
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Forbes previously reported on ostensibly the first known instance of Sony providing PlayStation data to a government.
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To the Editor: President Trump's argument for repealing the Johnson Amendment, ostensibly constitutionally grounded, is nonetheless specious.
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Ostensibly, the committee can have a closed hearing, which would ensure that any classified information remains so.
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Surge pricing is a core feature of Uber that ostensibly lets an algorithm optimize peak demand periods.
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While ostensibly there to provide comic relief, she distills some of the most potent lines (and silences).
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Ostensibly expert economic opinion now tells us the tax bill will do little or nothing for growth.
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But I find this novel has stuck with me in ways that ostensibly "better" ones have not.
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She is entrusted, by a blind old man, with the care of an ostensibly sacred white bird.
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The organizer of the Moscow talks is ostensibly the Afghan diaspora in Russia, not the Russian government.
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Ostensibly, Willimon wrote that play based on his experiences working for Howard Dean's 2004 campaign, but c'mon.
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Even before they were ostensibly on opposite sides of the war, the two siblings weren't exactly pals.
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Ostensibly, sponsors who team up with Peña for content could decide not to work with him anymore.
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His comments were ostensibly aimed at defending her, but merely ended up getting him into more trouble.
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It dials up the anxiety on a film that, ostensibly, is about an artist and his work.
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At this point to grab credit cards the old fashioned way a few things need to happen but primarily the skimmer can't allow users to pay with their phones (ostensibly safer) or their chipped card (ostensibly also safer although I'd like to see the technology in a few years).
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There's a "Market" menu in the modded game that ostensibly lets you buy packages of keys and crates.
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A feisty independent newspaper, the Post, was closed last year, ostensibly because it had not paid its taxes.
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It irks many conservatives that nearly one in three Americans benefit from a programme ostensibly for the poor.
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Flamboyant bigotry is all the rage (literally), all ostensibly in celebration of the values our president-elect represents.
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This was ostensibly to settle the question of which of them had the better kissing technique, as actors.
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This is ostensibly to prevent parents from having to get up in the night and do this themselves.
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In-app buttons ostensibly intended to prevent such data collection do not actually do that, the Journal said.
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Participants then judged whether men were gay or straight based on information ostensibly taken from social media profiles.
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Consider that Trump barely spoke of Acosta at the news conference that was ostensibly to announce his nomination.
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The repeal of the Rule is, ostensibly, to put it all back in the hands of the FTC.
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Well, we learned almost nothing about "Adobe Marketing Cloud," the service (or product?) this ad is ostensibly selling.
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Castration, while ostensibly a happy medium, is proving too difficult for even the most seasoned of wildlife managers.
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Ostensibly, the implication here is he would stop at nothing to meet those milestones, even appropriating trade secrets.
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The trip, organized and led by South Dakota Senators George McGovern and James Abourezk, was ostensibly about basketball.
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Take, for example, "Eevee," a song ostensibly about the fluffy and adorable Pokémon, but also about a relationship.
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This means they ostensibly shaped some of the Play-Doh to look like diarrhea, which is… pretty impressive!
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In fact there is a GoFundMe called #FreeRaquel2K17, ostensibly raising money to liberate Corrine's nanny from her household.
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Tlaib said one colleague, ostensibly as a joke, asked her to produce a birth certificate to prove citizenship.
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It goes to show how international the videogame industry is, even for titles ostensibly developed in North America.
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Ostensibly its coup was launched to end months of middle-class protests against the government of Ms Yingluck.
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She bailed on a press conference, ostensibly to view a French art exhibit on display at the Kremlin.
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How can an ostensibly sane person repeatedly experience such a definite smell and fail to locate the source?
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The rules ostensibly protect defendants from this evidence, but it sure doesn't feel like that to defense attorneys.
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Pence, the former governor of Indiana, was ostensibly on hand for a halftime ceremony to honor Peyton Manning.
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The industry has also pulled off the ingenious trick of holding a presence within its ostensibly oppositional bodies.
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Oz claimed he was taken out on a boat, ostensibly for a tour — then hurled into the sea.
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It's that body double that was taken to UMC and, ostensibly, cremated and smoked out by the Outlawz.
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Samsung plans to release a "fandom" edition of the Galaxy Note 7 that is ostensibly safer to use.
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The message, ostensibly addressed to the Taliban chief negotiator, circulated far and wide in Taliban groups and beyond.
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Rick Scott, ostensibly an ally, but one with whom Ingoglia has a complicated relationship, made his disappointment clear.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, ostensibly one of Trump's closer allies, has his arms folded and appears incredulous.
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Our soldiers would have then been caught in the crosshairs between two enemy combatants, both ostensibly our friends.
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It's unclear if the gifts left for DeVito were taken out before the shrine was closed, ostensibly forever.
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The patches have "microneedles" that dig into your flesh and then dissolve, ostensibly taking excess sebum with them.
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Clinton weren't married, ostensibly so he could vent his spleen about her challenger even more than he has.
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Ostensibly, it is the end of the summer, when Oliver will leave them, that hangs over their heads.
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Mr Maduro kept the official exchange rate of the bolívar artificially high, ostensibly to make essential imports affordable.
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A big part of that is the direct message: an ostensibly private chat between up to nine people.
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She may not have to, because that's ostensibly what Sabrina will be doing the night of her birthday.
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What Goodell has done is not even condoned by some of the owners, who are ostensibly his bosses.
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Why make the best players in the world ostensibly worse when you could just make the holes longer?
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The teens in Universal's Blockers were on a quest to do something that everyone else was ostensibly doing.
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Mr Bouteflika doled out billions of dollars in oil-and-gas revenue to allies, ostensibly for infrastructure projects.
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Here are the most repulsive secondary preparations for food ostensibly cooked by a 53-year-old clown.1.
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Then again, Trump has also endorsed the only active U.S. occupation that's ostensibly intended to build a nation.
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On the one hand, we had a candidate who ostensibly supported the UN charter but casually disregarded it.
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The upper left corner of their smartphones began displaying "5GE," ostensibly indicating their phones were using 5G technology.
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Of course, the process of testing products on health and safety grounds is not ostensibly a bad thing.
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" Ostensibly, this "is a real, practical laundry list of ways you can get out there and fight injustice.
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By leveraging spirit—something we all (ostensibly) have—Moore gave his experimental music an uncanny degree of approachability.
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And he repeatedly fell into dangerous spirals of drug addiction, ostensibly in order to help him solve cases.
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Trump is ostensibly coming to former Vice President Joe Biden 's turf to boost the chances of Rep.
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Trump is lashing out against China, ostensibly believing that it will once again bow to a Western power.
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I'm less enthused that there's no support for Thunderbolt 3, given that this is ostensibly a premium machine.
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That petition reached 100,000 signatures last month, ostensibly requiring the administration to issue an answer within 90 days.
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Ostensibly, it's there to offer insight into the meaning of pictures, QR codes, signs, your schedule and more.
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Commenters were quick to mock Palin for ostensibly comparing Trump to Gandhi, while others noted the dubious sourcing.
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And many have developed animosity and distrust towards a system that was ostensibly set up to serve them.
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That has prompted him to move up in quality, buying ostensibly risk-free 30-year Treasury "STRIPS" securities.
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A lot of mistakes and miscues in this extremely important football game between two ostensibly very good teams!
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It doesn't even take into account the ostensibly legit projects that struggled due to mismanagement or other factors.
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The comic is ostensibly about why C-3PO shows up with a red arm in The Force Awakens.
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The Brotherhood hadn't appeared since season three, then returned for the ostensibly unmotivated murder of dozens of civilians.
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It's always been pretty hard to make music that truly makes you think while also sounding ostensibly incredible.
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The amendment ostensibly aims to overturn a California animal welfare law that bans the sale of certain eggs.
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And it would do this ostensibly without sacrificing the brand it has built over the past three decades.
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Its fighter planes have remained grounded since last autumn, ostensibly for fear of being hit by Russian missiles.
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To share one's "experience, strength and hope," as Alcoholics Anonymous puts it, is meant, ostensibly, to help others.
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Ostensibly to replace the federal gas tax, this proposed carbon tax would, in fact, immediately raise gas prices.
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Ostensibly, the policy was aimed at pushing high-cost producers in the United States out of the market.
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OurMine's high-profile hackings have ostensibly been carried out as a way to promote its own security consultancy.
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Ostensibly, he got a four-story brick home built in 1844 with low ceilings and small, dark rooms.
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Mark Leibovich's article is ostensibly a character sketch of Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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WeWork ostensibly became more valuable because Son said it was more valuable, and bought shares for higher prices.
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His brother was built differently and did not, and ostensibly abused alcohol as a way to get by.
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The idea was ostensibly to maintain the illusion that Apple wasn't competing directly with its community of developers.
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In May, Kaczyński was hospitalized, ostensibly for a knee injury, though he ended up staying for a month.
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Texas' governor in the early 21s had sent the Rangers to the border region, ostensibly to broker peace.
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At the 2018 Tonys, Robert DeNiro was brought out on stage to ostensibly introduce a Bruce Springsteen performance.
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Ostensibly a Travis Scott song, Migos and close compatriot Peewee Longway are the actual stars of this work.
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Last week he announced that he was retiring from Congress, ostensibly to spend more time with his kids.
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Most sexual assault complainants choose not to retain their own counsel, because ostensibly, they are not on trial.
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It is a game that is, ostensibly, about vikings traveling to an island and taking it under command.
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Pantene products have recently (literally) come under fire, for ostensibly causing hazardous side effects during routine dye jobs.
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The debt, which he ostensibly cares about, continues to balloon, thanks in part to his own tax bill.
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Even programs Pruitt ostensibly liked are suffering under his leadership, like the cleanup of highly contaminated Superfund sites.
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This is, ostensibly, a review of Ivanka Trump's new book, Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success.
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Pantene products have recently (literally) come under fire for ostensibly causing hazardous side effects during routine dye jobs.
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The first, ostensibly from the 1970s, claimed the world was on the brink of an impending ice age.
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I'm not the only Asian LGBTQ fan with these many feelings about what is ostensibly a kid's cartoon.
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For a movie ostensibly about a football team in Detroit, there is almost no sign of the city.
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And that, like the President's declaration about Jerusalem, is ostensibly the Trump administration's prime directive for the visit.
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All the risk, ostensibly, would be McKinsey's, since it might spend heavily but get nothing in the end.
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But does porn ostensibly provide any insight into why millennials are the whiniest and/or awesomest generation ever?
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Ostensibly, the bonds, they claim, are being sold in order to renovate the gymnasium, or something like that.
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"Sloppy planting job?" is WET KISS, which is ostensibly what happens when you plant one the wrong way.
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Just because it's now ostensibly about Merlin doesn't mean that it's no longer built around those darker ideas.
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They concentrate and enshrine privilege at a time when we're ostensibly trying to be more mindful of that.
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In this one, she plays a cellist who's ostensibly bent on revenge against a younger rival (Logan Browning).
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One might ask: How could these ostensibly respectable middle-class white liberals self-destruct in such a way?
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It shows how the lingering disputes of war ripple through lives after guns have ostensibly been laid down.
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Growth: +3 for quitting We Got Y'all; +1 for ostensibly moving forward in other aspects of her life.
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Even the stories I write that are ostensibly not about the virus are always — somehow — about the virus.
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This exhibition of nearly 200 globe- and millennium-spanning objects is ostensibly dedicated to the science of color.
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Ohio is the most aggressive state in purging its voter rolls, ostensibly to remove people who have moved.
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Alice leaves England ostensibly to watch over her ailing but severe grandmother, Silvia, on the Upper East Side.
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Vivid Festival There is a such a buzz just being in the streets on that ostensibly-winter night.
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The violence erupted in Charlottesville ostensibly over the planned removal of a statue of a Confederate general there.
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Though they ostensibly represent a universal body, more often than not they read as white, cis, and female.
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It felt like a hosting monologue, which is not what Rock and Martin were ostensibly there to give.
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Mr. Bolton, an often vituperative and very hawkish conservative Republican, is ostensibly a political ally of Mr. Trump's.
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You can grab them and take aim with both hands, which ostensibly reduces recoil and boosts your accuracy.
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She was the least ostensibly neurotic of her peers — a class that included Shirley MacLaine and Doris Day.
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For decades, taking photographs inside Tashkent's subway stations was strictly prohibited, ostensibly as a matter of national security.
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The Justice Department is, ostensibly, upholding the laws of the land, not the personal piques of a president.
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Each company has also pointed to its own patient assistance programs that ostensibly help diabetics afford their insulin.
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The movie, ostensibly about a family, the Wilsons, hunted by its doppelgängers, is something of an awards contender.
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Dozens of courses across China have been shut in recent years, ostensibly to preserve water and arable lands.
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It's that internet meme prank where someone lures people into clicking a link for something that's ostensibly interesting.
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He skimmed more than half of May Wong Smith's trust fund, ostensibly to invest in a security business.
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At some point, she describes getting "a token to my freedom again," which is ostensibly... just a Mastercard?
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When over 99% of businesses are small businesses, ostensibly similar finance companies see plenty of room to grow.
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Erdogan had described them as terrorists and ostensibly believes Kurdish elements have long been attacking the Turkish regime.
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In a pyramid scheme, the earlier participants recruit newer ones, and they are all ostensibly selling a product.
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HG: And that's ostensibly why the U.S. president decided to send thousands of U.S. troops into Saudi Arabia.
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Ostensibly, those talks were limited in scope to missing or captured soldiers, but they went beyond those matters.
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Though the Indonesian Constitution ostensibly guarantees freedom of religion, that freedom does not extend to new religious movements.
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In 2004, he was beaten up by a group of goons, ostensibly for urinating in a public garden.
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Since Trump is ostensibly president of the entire United States, you'd think he'd regard himself as partly responsible.
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Townsend, it should be noted, is the fifth person to meet with Trump, ostensibly for the DHS position.
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In January, Facebook shut down a market research app ostensibly offered as a virtual private network (VPN) provider.
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Ostensibly, Rezaian's crime was espionage, but the "evidence" against him didn't even rise to the level of specious.
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Lent is, in other words, simultaneously sidelined by many ostensibly practicing Christians and appropriated by the secular world.
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The deer here, ostensibly wild, approach tourists for the rice crackers sold by street vendors throughout the city.
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He was there ostensibly to discuss the future of Hong Kong's relations with Beijing and the Communist Party.
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Emma Cline's newly released, widely acclaimed debut novel The Girls is ostensibly based on the Manson family murders.
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But 69 Republicans voted against it, ostensibly because it would be too big a blow to the deficit.
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Raihan also allegedly monitored the former employees' communications, providing a company laptop ostensibly pre-installed with snooping tools.
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I can't think of another instance where a song has been so ostensibly unimpressive, yet equally so beguiling.
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If the Fine Brothers had a trademark, they could ostensibly use YouTube's flagging/copyright system to their advantage.
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With cameras, dosimeters, and other tools on board, robots can ostensibly go where conditions would prove fatal to humans.
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Bored-looking policemen lounge in the shade of palm trees, ostensibly to deter thieves from stealing the machines' batteries.
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Ostensibly, the show is a crafty satire of Hollywood in which humans and anthropomorphic animals coexist for reasons unexplained.
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Although T-Series is ostensibly buoyed by the support of the general public, it represents corporate interests on YouTube.
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Account terminations are ostensibly permanent, though there's an appeals process by which account owners can contest the site's moderators.
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Then, in 2007, Missouri's legislature passed a bill that was, ostensibly, about letting schools offer abstinence-only sex ed.
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Yet it's also ostensibly a children's movie, and Henson tempers the story's darker elements with plenty of silly humor.
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Here's Eve's point: Much like the man he ostensibly speaks for, Sean Spicer can't get a damn thing right.
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No avowal from Trump's mouth or his tweeting fingers could reach the people Trump is ostensibly trying to comfort.
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These include a new set of cybersecurity laws that took effect in June, ostensibly to combat cyberterrorism and hacking.
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Given that the show is ostensibly about him, Jimmy doesn't have a ton of agency on Better Call Saul.
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Ostensibly, the idea is that making lists and taking notes are different functions that ought to be kept separate.
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All were official events -- not political ones -- funded by taxpayers for the President to ostensibly advance his governing agenda.
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It puts together widely available news reports—many of which are ostensibly available right in Apple's own News app.
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What's more, voters in Alabama are ostensibly aware of the allegations — and would have chosen to elect Moore anyway.
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Tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum topped the agenda, especially since they were ostensibly imposed to safeguard national security.
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Again, keep in mind: we're still talking about the hardware's performance ahead of an ostensibly important day one update.
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What does a TV show — an ostensibly fictional one — do when the prospect of the Black Dahlia murder arrives?
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It's ostensibly a puzzle game: figure out the right way to move things to turn them into other things.
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Ostensibly, it was carried out by a third party who obtained the Mirai code after Jha published it online.
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Ostensibly, the Emiratis and Hadi&aposs government are allies in the fight, but tensions between them have been high.
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The Trump administration won the public argument about whether Trump was, at least ostensibly, referring to MS-213 members.
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Despite being ostensibly about death, slasher films are concerned with the act of killing itself rather than the fallout.
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Characters are, ostensibly, healed by romantic love, a lofty ideal that sustains the romance genre and possibly humanity itself.
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And here's Little Finger, being Little Finger, and ostensibly trying to backseat-drive Sansa's temporary rule of the North.
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The Organization of Lunar States sends out an investigative team to ostensibly examine human rights violations within the Society.
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He and Burnham left the country following the show's finale, ostensibly to avoid all the ire directed at Luyendyk.
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Swiss International Air Lines stipulates that its flight attendants must be of "a normal weight", ostensibly for safety reasons.
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As the new year begins gaining steam, there is ostensibly a piece of good news on the cyber front.
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Her cancer actually came from medicinal cigarettes that Veidt himself sent, ostensibly to help her with respiratory health issues.
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For the cover price of a buck, your band ostensibly had all it needed to book its own tour.
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In Mozambique a clique of officials created three companies, ostensibly to build shipyards, police the coast and catch tuna.
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Again, a bit strange—but ostensibly, he just needed to pick up a little money for their night out.
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Why bother spending hours decorating the tree when you know your ostensibly adorable cat plans to undo your work?
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While Facebook adding more secure messaging on more platforms is ostensibly a good thing, there could be downsides, too.
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All of the videos reviewed by BuzzFeed News were live-action, ostensibly set up by adults and featuring children.
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Ostensibly, when Markle marries into the family in May, the name of the foundation will grow by a third.
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As someone who is ostensibly a professional writer, I can say with some authority that sometimes, writing is hard.
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Incredibly, this was not a hangover from the 18th or 19th century that survived into ostensibly more enlightened times.
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As CNN pointed out, ostensibly this only works if you somehow have kids who have never tasted ranch before.
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This makes renewable energy an ostensibly more attractive source of zero-carbon power than expensive and complex nuclear projects.
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If Disney knows where the guests are, Disney could ostensibly devote more resources to the spots where they flock.
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The website was taken offline ostensibly for edits to bring it in line with the Trump administration's new policies.
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Ostensibly it relates to how many pixels can be displayed—more pixels means its easier to see finer details.
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Ms Martens was censured by the conservative opposition majority in congress, ostensibly over her mishandling of a teachers' strike.
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Mr Kim ordered that shift ostensibly to reverse the imposition of Tokyo time by "wicked Japanese imperialists" in 1912.
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The site also asked if I suffered from arthritis, asthma, diabetes, or depression, ostensibly to help tailor its discounts.
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A recent Washington Post investigation found two more payments from Russian-affiliated companies totaling $22,500, also ostensibly for speeches.
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Elliott's asking Google for the personal information of the list's anonymous contributors ostensibly so he could sue them, too.
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For a game ostensibly being marketed to young kids, the NES version of Happily Ever After looks ridiculously difficult.
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So you ostensibly feel an inclination to work, or more broadly, "be productive" during this supposed day of rest.
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Last year's DARPA Robotics Challenge in Pomona, California was ostensibly about drilling holes with power tools and climbing steps.
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Yet the site, ostensibly a series of online forums, remains one of the most popular in the entire world.
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Robinson made his Major League Baseball debut on April 15, 1947, when our world was ostensibly a different place.
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Bennett (below) is ostensibly the director of the absurdly, jaw-droppingly off-target ad that came late last week.
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Recognizing these stories' enormous popularity, even more (ostensibly) fact-focused media outlets like CNN end up writing about them.
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Veterans can now ostensibly participate in state medical marijuana programs without fear of having their other prescriptions cut off.
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An ostensibly screen-free Sunday would be supplanted with a mess of bright pixels strapped inches from my eyeballs.
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And a pair of hands, ostensibly attached to a human being with their arms held high, beckoning me forward.
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"Excessive drinking might be ostensibly `justified' by some individuals because of the purported heart benefits," Marcus said by email.
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We knew how to play music, ostensibly, but there was no sound for the band, no idea for it.
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In hindsight, the beginning and end also feel somewhat rushed, ostensibly to present the policemen's viciousness in painstaking detail.
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Sometimes you fall through the floor, get stuck on a building, and die while the game is ostensibly paused.
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It derives its warmth and characteristic qualities from the sort of "imperfections" hi-res audio is ostensibly ironing out.
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Tech so often forgets the people that it's ostensibly trying to serve, but with RideAlong they're front and center.
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Ostensibly a fashion shoot, it features, as most shoots do, a model (Nadja Auermann) clothed in exquisitely designed garments.
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These pieces make sly cultural references, and combine ostensibly upbeat slogans with crisp iconography to convey scathing social commentary.
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Ostensibly, she could have been my roommate, cracking an off-color fart joke about Moses and the Red Sea.
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He and Aderholt meet her in the park, ostensibly to seal the deal with promises of great financial support.
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But while these campaigns have at least ostensibly been ideological, Yiannopoulos's tweets on the subject have been pointedly misogynistic.
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Not everyone was laughing over former White House press secretary Sean Spicer's ostensibly comic cameo at the 2017 Emmys.
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Called Who's in Town, the iOS and Android app is ostensibly designed to show you, well … who's in town.
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Donohue's address was ostensibly all about increasing economic growth, but left unsaid was the critical question: growth for whom?
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There are reasons that extend beyond his odd lineup combinations and ostensibly broken defensive philosophy that explain his exit.
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You don't have to trust someone you are transacting with because — ostensibly, anyway — no one can steal your cryptocurrency.
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Nebraska's legislature, ostensibly nonpartisan but in practice controlled by Republicans, made headlines in 2015 by repealing the death penalty.
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Ostensibly, class counsel's motive is to assure that class members are receiving only accurate information about the proposed settlement.
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Gülen had traveled to the US in 1999, ostensibly for medical reasons, but stayed in a form of exile.
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Roosevelt's New Deal projects, while benefiting millions, roiled those that ostensibly hoped matters would, sooner or later, correct themselves.
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As the new White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer will ostensibly want to be taken seriously, for professional reasons.
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Chechnya is one of the eighty-five constituent regions of the Russian Federation, and is ostensibly a secular state.
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For being so out of step with the ostensibly secular art of modernism, Tissot's biblical watercolors feel oddly familiar.
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So, the contestants will return to Mexico (ostensibly), and get back to sipping margaritas and sneering at each other.
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Ostensibly, they agreed to a deal that would reopen the federal government and keep it funded through February 8.
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And both have taken risky moves that have created drama and tensions within the campaigns they are ostensibly helping.
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It has found success in many localities by partnering with local officials and agencies where each party ostensibly benefits.
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They are remarkable when you consider that McCain and President Trump are, ostensibly, part of the same Republican party.
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Later, his cousin admitted that he had fired the weapon at Martin's behest, ostensibly to gain Martin sympathy votes.
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Clean energy policies have faltered in other states where climate change is ostensibly a major concern among the public.
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Ostensibly Britain remains fully signed up to the EU, with voting rights, representation and all the paraphernalia of membership.
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Inslee, the head of the Democratic Governors Association, is ostensibly going to highlight the party's gubernatorial candidates in Iowa.
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Ostensibly, this is about the year-end legislative issues, but will keep an eye on any side tax comments.
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You can spend thousands on bigger, ostensibly better machines, but how many margaritas are you really making, Jimmy Buffett?
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Ostensibly a research outpost, Camp Century was in fact a secret military installation, powered by a small nuclear reactor.
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Local officials encouraged illegal all-terrain-vehicle activity in the monument and ran bulldozers through its ostensibly protected land.
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Ostensibly, beauty companies would not get that same bottom-line boost, because bodies aren't involved in their advertising imagery.
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The race is ostensibly nonpartisan, but in a state rife with partisan tension, it is nonpartisan in name only.
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The white nationalist rally in Charlottesville was organized ostensibly to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Even though they're ostensibly on a break right now, BTS didn't show any signs of slowing down this year.
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Last summer when I went, none of the fountains were working at all, so this was ostensibly an improvement.
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While the military has its own justice system, it is ostensibly independent like the civilian justice system in principle.
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He called a news conference ostensibly to answer questions about his fund-raising for charities that benefit military veterans.
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The powerful GPS industrial complex ostensibly has been keeping spectrum hostage for decades and holding back 2628G through cronyism.
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On February 13th, Trump fired Flynn, ostensibly for deceiving Pence, who looked like either a liar or a chump.
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Meanwhile, the central conflict — ostensibly, the aforementioned quest for the Iron Throne — is barely a matter of concern anymore.
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So why is it that paid leave policies, which are ostensibly created to help women, end up hurting them?
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Ostensibly it's warming them for a quick blast up the 1.16-mile hillclimb, but really it's to show off.
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Although ostensibly linked by plot and characters, the movies relate only tenuously to one another in the traditional sense.
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Ostensibly Chiwenga, 61, is subordinate to the veteran politician who replaced Mugabe as president: Emmerson Mnangagwa, nicknamed the Crocodile.
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Kapoor would often invite pain-management doctors to dinners that were ostensibly meant to educate the docs about Subsys.
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They must be studied and catalogued, so that humanity might better understand exactly why ostensibly boring people get famous.
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On June 11, ostensibly less than a month into their relationship, it was reported that the couple was engaged.
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It's not really what I'd envisioned as a route into slavery: no abduction, no coercing, ostensibly no shady business.
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Both Republicans and Democrats are now pushing for reform of the program, ostensibly in order to protect U.S. workers.
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Like the Soviet Union, China has a strong political party that's ostensibly tasked with picking the country's next leader.
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Most of their releases, even the ones that are ostensibly EPs have tracks that stretch into double digit lengths.
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On March 2000, the Saudis, leading a coalition of Sunni Arab states, began bombing Yemen, ostensibly on Hadi's behalf.
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Be grateful there's still a nation where a fellow can preach an ostensibly apolitical humanism with a clear conscience.
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So, getting a full $1.7 million in just ten days would be ostensibly tricky for the New Jersey senator.
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The disagreement was ostensibly over documents, but critics of the Russians saw it as an attempt to embarrass Bartholomew.
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An alarm sounded in the control room, but a guard ostensibly monitoring the battery of surveillance cameras saw nothing.
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The story I've sought to tell and follow has ostensibly been about the business and the culture of beauty.
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Dolores has broken out of her physical confines and entered the world where ostensibly all the free people are.
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Early on, one protester was escorted out, ostensibly for blocking the view of the video camera recording the meeting.
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He said that while the station was ostensibly right-wing, the actual currency they were using was agitation energy.
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Working ostensibly from the viewpoint of Bundy's longtime girlfriend, Liz Kendall (an excellent Lily Collins), Berlinger never fully commits.
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Yes, that's because the point of the getaway is ostensibly to strategize for the war against the hostile takeover.
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Ostensibly, this policy is supposed to lower the threat level from terrorist groups operating in Syria, most notably ISIS.
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But in some camps, there seems to be a belief that doctors should stay away from ostensibly political issues.
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Elabi was, ostensibly, the star of two propaganda videos — one showing a fighter burning and shooting a Canadian passport.
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Her broad shoulders and strength, ostensibly assets on the mat, became perceived flaws in a teenage girl's body image.
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If that actually happens, it would give Trump space to withdraw US troops that ostensibly support anti-government forces.
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He does not linger over the morality of his choices, nor his ostensibly less than traditional leading man looks.
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Ostensibly that seems like good news for Trump, indicating that he's coming into office with a significant economic tailwind.
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But the national Democrats' ostensibly arm's-length treatment of Mr. Jones belies a far deeper investment in the race.
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The network should boot up after several hundred are in space, ostensibly getting early adopters online later this year.
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With the seventh pick, the Warriors selected what ostensibly should have been the fourth-best point guard, Stephen Curry.
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Though ostensibly positive, this is yet another of the "erasures" Dekel calls to our attention and so poignantly laments.
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They are ostensibly interim collections, but Lagerfeld can be credited with making the cruise season visible and commercially important.
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I ended up going onstage having only read about half of the book I was ostensibly there to celebrate.
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There are several ostensibly entertaining scenes, and some that speak to a viewer's senses of both befuddlement and outrage.
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We're joined in this view by many of the parties who would ostensibly be most distressed by our disruption.
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This trailer is ostensibly for a movie starring Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger, but it's absolutely bizarre to watch.
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Trump repeatedly praised WikiLeaks during the 2016 election, largely as a source for ostensibly damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
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This ostensibly would keep the court in its own lane, and thus help to maintain its independence and legitimacy.
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Her role in upcoming film Seberg will ostensibly be what takes her to the Venice Film Festival with Davidson.
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