"What has to happen here is seeing our democracy play out, the separation of powers, play out," McMaster said.
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And also, I think the same drama will play out, the same kinds of proportionality issues will play out.
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We saw the same dynamics play out on Memorial Day—and will likely see them play out again come Labor Day.
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I&aposve always said he is a combat marine, great individual, that ought to play out as it&aposs going to play out.
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Somebody who leaves actors alone, who doesn't interfere, who lets them play out all the things they need to play out before they hit pay dirt.
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So, it&aposs unclear how it will play out on the ground and how it could play out in midterms, but it&aposs certainly seen as a victory.
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"What we're seeing play out is what we saw play out in the Muslim ban," said Tom Kolditz, director of Rice University's Doerr Institute and a retired brigadier general.
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" "I saw everything play out behind the scenes.
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Those changes will play out over years — not immediately.
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And while you have a choice in how you see that play out through Twitter's remedial tools (blocking or muting), you get no choice in how everyone else watches it play out.
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The Toronto Defiant will play out of Roy Thompson Hall, a 2,600-seat concert hall, while the Titans will play out of 18,000-seat Rogers Arena, home to the NHL's Vancouver Canucks.
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"We've focused on disruptive innovation that's going to play out over a number of years, because millennials have a long time horizon to let these themes play out," said ARK CEO Catherine Wood.
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The way campaigns play out is largely determined by fundamentals.
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It's a classic slippery slope, and continues to play out.
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"We'll see how things play out and go from there."
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You weren't sure how it was going to play out.
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When you watch this play out, what did you think?
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You'll see it play out over the next few years.
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I think you're seeing this play out in the country.
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How is this alliance going to play out moving forward?
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You'll definitely feel it play out in your love life!
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The same pattern would likely play out here as well.
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Now we'll get to see that play out quite literally.
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We have seen this play out for several decades now.
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AND HOW DOES IT PLAY OUT ON A DAILY BASIS?
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And we are still uncertain how that would play out.
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"Not sure how this one may play out," he wrote.
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This one has a long way to play out yet.
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How does that impulse play out on your original productions?
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I don't know when or how that would play out.
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It's an interesting scenario to play out in your head.
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How the proposal would actually play out is still uncertain.
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We see this play out with other cultures as well.
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"Unfortunately, no one knows how this outbreak will play out."
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But such delays would play out differently for each chamber.
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I mean, how did that play out in your view?
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I can't wait to see every major milestone play out.
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So we've kind of gotten to see it play out.
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It's not clear how it will play out in practice.
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It's frightening to think of how this could play out.
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Is that a trend we'll see play out more frequently?
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Let's think about how this might play out in practice.
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With early stage outcomes usually taking years to play out.
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Normally, the Supreme Court allows this process to play out.
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"That's the way it's likely to play out," said Bielick.
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That's just how recalls this big tend to play out.
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I am somewhat concerned that this could really play out.
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States are where the next gerrymandering battle will play out.
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We've already seen that particular assumption play out on Facebook.
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How our future will play out remains to be seen.
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Much of how Thursday will play out remains in flux.
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The resulting court battles could take years to play out.
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It's eerie to watch its dismantling play out on film.
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And we'll just let this play out a little bit.
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How did that dynamic play out in the writers' room?
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Battle races play out on screen and on the track.
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These battles will play out in a hyperpartisan political atmosphere.
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Either way, the drama could take months to play out.
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It's not clear how such a challenge could play out.
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That's certainly one way that the relationship can play out.
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Scientific studies typically play out over months, if not years.
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It's not completely clear how this integration will play out.
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That said, this could also play out as being romantic!
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It modelled three scenarios of how Brexit might play out.
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And of course, we've seen that story play out before.
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Not sure how that discontinuity will play out for kids.
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Seeing those scenes play out is a completely different experience.
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You can see it all play out in the video.
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"We have seen that play out again now," Cooper added.
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California's rainy season wasn't supposed to play out like this.
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How this will play out is both simple and complicated.
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"It's important to let these things play out," he said.
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How these dynamics play out largely depend on Trump's actions.
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The bigger problem is how that disagreement might play out.
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Tell us how you expect this game to play out.
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In practice, it may not actually play out like that.
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Alphabet wants its lawsuit against Uber to play out publicly.
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Two perfect subsidiary plotlines play out under the investigation story.
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The consequences of that approach play out as we speak.
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But it doesn't always play out like that, does it?
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The national struggle over gun control continued to play out.
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Let it play out in its own time and way.
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Net neutrality legal battles are already beginning to play out.
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It remains to be seen how it will play out.
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We'll see how things play out over the coming months.
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It is far from clear how this will play out.
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There's also dialogue that can play out while you're flying.
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But then script has the scene play out slightly differently.
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That means the fight will likely play out in Congress.
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How does a renewables strategy play out in the future?
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We've seen this dynamic play out at the state level.
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How will this development play out in the French psyche?
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Much remains murky about how this agreement would play out.
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The leaked Iran cables show how that may play out.
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We all know how this is going to play out.
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How do the fights over Mueller's report, testimony play out?
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"If the trade doesn't play out, no problem," he said.
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Meaning this legal fight may take months to play out.
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That scenario could play out differently in the near future.
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Shah suggested that things could play out differently on Instagram.
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I called the play out and went on from there.
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I'm so nervous about how this situation will play out.
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And we've been watching that mistake play out ever since.
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"These things take so long to play out," said Wieser.
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As it happened, the hearings didn't play out that way.
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But the radical makeover did not play out as expected.
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But, they say, the problems play out in different ways.
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Democrats could sit back and let this process play out.
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We still don't know how this pandemic will play out.
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There's clearly uncertainty about how the tariffs will play out.
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As the auditions play out, Hitler lies on the floor.
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What unimaginable catastrophe awaits while we watch this play out?
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These situations play out with numbing consistency around the country.
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The voting will play out over the next five weeks.
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Check here for the latest as Sunday games play out.
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We're not sure exactly how it's going to play out.
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These changes could play out in a couple of ways.
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Similar racial dynamics play out in races for lower offices.
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Here's how the investigation could play out for Mr. Trump.
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But social distancing is changing how those rituals play out.
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So how might the general election play out for him?
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You know, and we'll have to see this play out.
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But how do race relations play out here in Australia?
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It certainly didn't play out that way on the 'Dr.
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The debate over Gorsuch could play out in several ways.
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The same scenario can play out differently in different hands.
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Ms. Temple saw the story play out in two ways.
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But it doesn't always play out this way, said Cash.
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We all wondered, How is this going to play out?
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I've seen this story play out time and time again.
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It's unclear how the next three days will play out.
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We've seen this same story play out recently with WeWork.
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How that might play out in practice is still unclear.
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Here's how it might play out, and the risks involved.
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Only allowing the investigation to play out will answer that.
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But I'm going to let that play out tomorrow night.
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It's — the story will play out however it plays out.
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The basic message was to let the process play out.
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Feels like the same thing will play out on Sunday.
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But that formula didn't play out as well in Kentucky.
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We are now certain to see the disagreement play out.
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At least we are seeing this ugly process play out.
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"I want to let the process play out," she said.
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Some examples of how the proposal's effects could play out.
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Such distinctions, shaped by geography and history, play out worldwide.
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So how do all these dynamics play out in November?
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The show doesn't play out on a grand geopolitical landscape.
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But imagine how that sequence would play out in practice.
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It's tough to predict exactly how it will play out.
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We see similar plots play out in Hollywood's zombie films.
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How that balance will play out remains to be seen.
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We're just starting to see how that will play out.
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Here's how the new trailer hints at what might play out.
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He added that he doubted the "retest theory" would play out.
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How do these psychological mechanisms play out in the 2016 election?
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The details of how that would play out aren't yet clear.
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Cramer understood the pitfalls of letting tech-led disruption play out.
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And if so, will ultimately play out both intrapsychically and interpersonally.
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We're two or three years away from seeing that play out.
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Very interesting to see how that&aposs going to play out.
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No one knows yet how President Trump's policies will play out.
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On the line, hearing the scene play out was the dispatcher.
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But how does that same idea play out among the provinces?
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Could the same sequence of events play out in 2018/19?
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Now that battle is going to play out in federal court.
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Here's how this year's game will play out, per the simulation.
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There are a couple different ways this issue could play out.
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Some of these tensions may play out in the currency markets.
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It's not hard to imagine how this would play out, either.
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But chances are this will play out in the courts anyway.
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That said, this isn't how globalization was supposed to play out.
|
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And how does the concept of a private internet play out?
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Here are the three ways the coronavirus outbreak could play out.
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Not all people want their lawsuit to play out in court.
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We've seen this story play out before, most recently with musical.ly.
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Selection Selection biases play out all along the incubator/accelerator system.
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Similar scenes play out almost daily in courtrooms across the country.
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Only time will tell if this theory will actually play out.
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We'll keep spinning as we watch this whole thing play out.
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And this can play out in a bunch of different ways.
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It'll play out something like this: Levandowski will take the stand.
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We're two to three years away from seeing that play out.
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We'll find out soon how this whole thing will play out.
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And we'll just have to see how those things play out.
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His ego will not let it play out any other way.
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Though, oddly enough, I was still entertained watching this play out.
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Cramer saw the inconsistency play out with Wells Fargo on Tuesday.
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How such tensions will play out depends partly on America's allies.
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However, investors earlier this year saw a similar scenario play out.
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I think that's a scenario that could very well play out.
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It remains to be seen how the investigations will play out.
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So I think we're going to see that play out. Actually.
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" Kudlow added, "We'll just let things play out in the vetting.
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We've seen this play out again and again over 5003 years.
|
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This fight is going to play out for quite some time.
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Both sides have solid reasons to want this controversy play out.
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Seeing it play out again and again can be a nightmare.
|
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Or give it a minute and see how things play out?
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PIRRO: Well, certainly that will play out in the midterm elections.
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Indeed, there are myriad ways for how this might play out.
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It's a question of how events play out relative to expectations.
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Disaster unfolding What comes next may take months to play out.
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These oversimplified characterizations play out in many ways over and over.
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Myrick: They knew [how the ending was going to play out].
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As to how that will play out, there are many ways.
|
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The opposite situation might not play out any better for Trump.
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The question is just how and where it will play out.
|
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I saw it play out in Ukraine and elsewhere in Europe.
|
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Others sip their tea and watch the whole thing play out.
|
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There's nothing quite like international sports to play out political turmoil.
|
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There are two ways the gun control debate can play out.
|
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Sometimes the biggest global stories play out in the smallest places.
|
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Graf had to play out of her shoes to beat her.
|
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But that effort will have to play out on its own.
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Hopefully, guys force their hand and play out of their minds.
|
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The same dynamic can play out at the level of nations.
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Q: Did the film play out like you imagined it would?
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We saw this play out in Tuesday's primaries, in which Rep.
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A similar debate could play out over the Graham-Menendez bill.
|
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The impetus to investment will play out over years, not months.
|
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And I think we will see it play out in Alabama.
|
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It would be very compelling to watch this relationship play out.
|
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But, of course, that's not how these situations always play out.
|
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"But again, we'll have to see how the dynamics play out."
|
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That's not the way Branson had hoped things would play out.
|
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We see it play out on our television screens almost daily.
|
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So often, life doesn't play out as we think it will.
|
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How do you think that will play out with the voters?
|
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"We want to let the litigation process play out," he said.
|
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What we didn't see play out is what occurs before then.
|
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How does that play out in what we eat at Thanksgiving?
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Those conflicting goals can play out in a bafflingly inconsistent manner.
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HEMMER: As we watch the ceremony play out in Pearl Harbor.
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Fingers crossed we see this play out on a stage soon.
|
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The same dynamic will most likely play out with mindfulness, too.
|
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About an hour in, I knew how everything would play out.
|
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How will this geographic quandary play out in the weeks ahead?
|
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It's unclear how family separation at the border will play out.
|
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The operation didn't play out as planned because of a misconfiguration.
|
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There is no certainty over how the talks will play out.
|
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Here is how it will play out, if nothing is done.
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These are the five most likely scenarios to play out tonight.
|
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It's possible a similar scenario could play out again in 22015.
|
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There's a variety of ways that exact segment can play out.
|
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Nearly three months later, those fears may not even play out.
|
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Where will we see this play out at the Winter Olympics?
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Because I got to see it play out in comment threads.
|
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But the fight could take a long time to play out.
|
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On the Trump campaign trail, Lewandowski let this strategy play out.
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Instead, they have watched similar attacks play out again and again.
|
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Here's a guide to how the coming fights could play out.
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That fight and inevitable appeals could take years to play out.
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What it means, who's involved and how it might play out.
|
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It's too early to predict how this debate will play out.
|
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Follow how events play out today in the NYT's live briefing.
|
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But by May, internal squabbles started to play out in public.
|
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Some Republicans believe a similar dynamic will play out with impeachment.
|
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How does a quid pro quo play out in Trump world?
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"Let's play out the scenario had it been different," he said.
|
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Joining requires a legal process to play out within each country.
|
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Others would play out the actions they had been trained on.
|
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A similar tactic may play out in Verizon's courtship of Yahoo.
|
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So how could North Korean participation at the Games play out?
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So we need to be mindful and let it play out.
|
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The fights are more commonly starting to play out in public.
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Though it's too early to tell how it will play out.
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Play out a sexy fantasy that you can both agree on.
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And he saw Microsoft's U.S. antitrust trial play out in person.
|
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Because of injuries, some players had to play out of position.
|
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But how Facebook's enforcement could play out is an open question.
|
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How do you expect the intra-Palestinian struggle to play out?
|
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It's not clear how those risks are going to play out.
|
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And so that's how we envision this one to play out.
|
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Our movies and television shows play out these fantasies for us.
|
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But Citi was equivocal about how the wildcard could play out.
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This tends to play out in the most petty of ways.
|
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Those deliberations may soon play out before a national television audience.
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Here is where things stand, and how they may play out.
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"We're anxious to see where the ratings play out," Nixon said.
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Warzel: It's been particularly revealing watching this situation play out overseas.
|
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But the mix of secrecy and justice continues to play out.
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We are seeing this play out on the national stage today.
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So, I mean, just being able to play out the post.
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How do you think Standing Rock is going to play out?
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It's just logical that our relationships would play out there as well.
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Because when we "unify" those white-supremacist hierarchies tend to play out.
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This is going to play out in the way that it will.
|
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And the clock will continue to tick while their disputes play out.
|
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And I'm eager to see how Marvel's epic crossover will play out.
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And sadly, we're now seeing that devastation play out in real time.
|
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The real drama here is going to play out behind the scenes.
|
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The charging document described how this activity would play out on Twitter.
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Of course, it's too early to know how this will play out.
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How the judicial system in each and every member will play out.
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Outright negative rating action will be appropriate should these scenarios play out.
|
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But those situations each took more than a year to play out.
|
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The consequences of Syria will play out in the 2020s and 2030s.
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But there are many unanswered questions about how things will play out.
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These charts show how those inequalities play out in tech workers' paychecks.
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But it's still sort of funny to watch it all play out.
|
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The first will play out like a highly partisan game of chess.
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You don&apost want to have that play out all over again.
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In 2019, this will play out in economic, military and technological domains.
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It is currently unclear how the referendum process would then play out.
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The online debates around these topics play out inside Valve as well.
|
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Today, he's seeing this same scenario play out in Japan and Europe.
|
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So how will the ride sharing battle in India ultimately play out?
|
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These updating maps show how Hurricane Michael is likely to play out.
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"I think we're yet to see this play out completely," Gorder said.
|
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It's still not entirely clear how this is going to play out.
|
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The details of how that will play out are still in dispute.
|
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Battles play out like simpler, more family-friendly versions of XCOM fights.
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Things would need to happen in order for that to play out.
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You can watch this battle play out on Twitter if you want.
|
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Are we destined to play out the Civil War in every generation?
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You see this same situation play out with every controversial YouTube upload.
|
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And even then, this agreement often doesn't play out well in practice.
|
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I have no idea how he thinks that's going to play out.
|
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We play a hand in how the final situation will play out.
|
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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided lets you play out your own cyberpunk fantasy.
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It's going to be very interesting to watch it all play out.
|
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So those issues will continue to play out in both new novels.
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You can see all of the emotions play out on her face.
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He expects this to play out in the first half of 2017.
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On the Trump campaign trail, Lewandowski has let this strategy play out.
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How does this movie play out in terms of your retirement account?
|
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Those races will play out differently from one county to the next.
|
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There will be many more opportunities for this dispute to play out.
|
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Such a scenario likely would take a few years to play out.
|
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Best case, worst case for markets : Here's how it could play out.
|
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Or maybe we should sit back and watch the war play out.
|
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A few even play out like horror movies, minus the cathartic scares.
|
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We saw this play out in North Carolina after the last election.
|
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And, look, we think this will play out in an appropriate way.
|
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The second season is going to play out much the same way.
|
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Yeah, and I think we'll see this issue continue to play out.
|
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Obviously, none of these scenarios is likely to play out as described.
|
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We might actually get to see Arya's quest play out one day.
|
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They can't play out on a stage that only produces political division.
|
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It's not clear how this divergent growth is going to play out.
|
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Barack Obama for letting the debate play out in public at all.
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Most of the time, new factors don't play out according to expectations.
|
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They want what is a marathon to play out like a sprint.
|
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Here's how their pro-democracy allegory might play out in Season 8.
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You'll notice this play out in your career or your public life.
|
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Those are the best ways this potent, electric energy can play out.
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Gorsuch's tenure didn't last long enough to let that experiment play out.
|
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If not, his tenure may play out in months rather than years.
|
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And we're seeing that play out ... Like most things in life, right?
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It would be a surprise if it didn't play out that way.
|
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None of us really knew how it was going to play out.
|
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How accurate is it, and how might the January deadline play out?
|
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How does being an adult baby play out in your sex life?
|
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But grief and sadness also play out in what Deem doesn't say.
|
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We witnessed raw emotions play out in good ways and in bad.
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IS THAT SOMETHING YOU THINK WILL ULTIMATELY PLAY OUT IN YOUR FAVOR?
|
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"We have to see how the inflation dynamics play out," he said.
|
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I have seen this situation play out repeatedly in my emergency room.
|
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Exactly how that will play out, though, still remains to be seen.
|
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He could only play out sideways and ended up with a six.
|
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The Hill's Jordain Carney tells us how that might play out here.
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And once again, multiple timelines play out through testimony, memory, and tape.
|
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Unfortunately, whirlwind romances don't play out like they do in the movies.
|
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The former will play out in the days and months to come.
|
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Seeing life itself play out with such specific detail can be scary.
|
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We saw the same thing play out last September with Hurricane Harvey.
|
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It's unclear how the fights over the Mueller report will play out.
|
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Were you worried about having your divorce play out on the show?
|
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Cramer also saw the same action play out for Costco on Monday.
|
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Now, new research suggests the disaster scenario could play out much sooner.
|
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It remains to be seen how that relationship will now play out.
|
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Some doubt, however, that the dynamic will play out the same way.
|
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Probably because mistakes play out at a slower pace in those games.
|
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DL: How did this play out after the unrest that you mentioned?
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The structural issues facing museums play out in ways large and small.
|
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Here we envision how that might play out wherever Dwight lands next.
|
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You'll especially feel these energies play out in your romantic, sexual relationships.
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Here's how it could play out, according to experts and key lawmakers.
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Nearly every day we see "feuds" between women play out as headlines.
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"We've seen this movie play out many times in enterprise," Subotovsky said.
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How do the "exponential now" decisions play out later down the line?
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Now they all play out regularly, and the audience has been growing.
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Mr. Trump wanted the legal process to play out, his lawyers said.
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However, what works on paper can play out very differently in practice.
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But how does the European Union expect the confrontation to play out?
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There's no telling how things will play out in the United States.
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It's a book in which the scenes play out in little rooms.
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And that's what we're seeing play out in the Northwest right now.
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Here's how a public option could play out in American health care.
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For better or worse, our political campaigns play out mostly on television.
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It was interesting to see it play out at CES last year.
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The whole setup started to play out like a Martin Scorsese film.
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He let the pipeline protest play out for months without making decisions.
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Chief among them: How will it actually play out on the ground?
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It's impossible to predict exactly how these pipeline battles will play out.
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In newspapers, I see the contradictions of reality and fiction play out.
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So what was it like for you watching the trial play out?
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The scenes that play out before them, alas, are too often dreary.
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That is just the way politics play out on issues like this.
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" Scroll to the chart under "How the Impeachment Process Could Play Out.
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The last bits of procedural drama play out today in the Senate.
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Analysts say there are a variety of scenarios that could play out.
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Events in the Middle East take months and years to play out.
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The Affordable Care Act remains in effect as the appeals play out.
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The battle will play out in Congress and potentially in the courts.
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I just don't know how long I have to play out there.
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One key area where the looming battle may play out is groceries.
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Virginia Democrats have watched in horror as the three strategies play out.
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But it was not immediately clear how the politics would play out.
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Michael Froman: Well, hopefully that's the way that this will play out.
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Here's five ways the scandal might play out in the U.S. 2628.
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Not even Nostradamus could predict how all this turmoil will play out.
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Here's a rough outline of how the impeachment hearings will play out.
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In the coming years, the opposite dynamic is poised to play out.
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We do not pretend to know how this presidency will play out.
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The heroism and villainy that play out thereafter is suspenseful, if predictable.
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" "That's probably going to play out over the next couple of months.
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The recent riots in Paris show how that conflict might play out.
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I am worried about how this will play out over the years.
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And, sometimes, it's hard to predict how the scenarios will play out.
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So how does that play out in the way you manage people?
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From there I begin to play out possible scenarios in my head.
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The law is clear; how it would play out is less so.
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There are a few ways this could play out in the end.
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So that was frustrating, to watch that play out from the inside.
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How would this tag-team interview with publisher and reporters play out?
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For example, look at how arguments for Trump's border wall play out.
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With a royal wedding, these feelings play out on a world stage.
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They talk about stories and how the day's events may play out.
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I can't say with certainty how this is going to play out.
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This is how most car commercials play out from October to December.
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And there's scarcely any way to know how it will play out.
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We've seen this play out in multiple categories across the supplement industry.
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His attorney said it&aposs important to let the judicial process play out.
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Now my dream can play out on-screen right in front of me.
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It's not enough to leave it there and see how things play out.
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Friends, I cannot stress enough that this nightmare scenario must not play out.
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Such a total sea level increase, however, would play out over many centuries.
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It's always a blast to see a big romantic gesture successfully play out.
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Depending on how lawsuits play out, the recount could take longer than expected.
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"It was difficult," she says of watching her life story play out onscreen.
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MACCALLUM: Yes, I mean, it would be remarkable to see that play out.
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Meanwhile, the television industry has seen a different, but related, phenomenon play out.
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How this will play out in future years and decades is anyone's guess.
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It is it&aposs going to be fascinating to watch this play out.
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But it remains to be seen how that legislative battle will play out.
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Positive talk on trade is starting to play out as a market mover.
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Buried within it were clues as to how Uber's future might play out.
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It plays out exactly the way you think it's going to play out.
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In 2018, Kerrigan's feud with Harding will play out on the big screen.
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But we don't actually know for sure how this all could play out.
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Abortion laws The raging abortion debate continues to play out across the country.
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Issues like extinction and climate change play out over decades, centuries and millennia.
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For this week's Trader Poll, tell us how Snap's IPO will play out.
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What&aposs your view and how does this play out in public opinion.
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S. trade war which have yet to play out in Japan's shipment figures.
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Some were willing to let the process with Ryan and Trump play out.
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So what might a trade war between the two economic powers play out?
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Here, the election cycle may play a role in how developments play out.
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So I went to Daytona International Speedway to watch it all play out.
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How did that play out over the course of the last few days.
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Policy can be so personal, which we saw play out recently as Sen.
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Schmitt's lawyer is hopeful the same thing will play out in Essex County.
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The beginning, middle, and end play out over the course of 10 hours.
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We see this play out within the first few minutes of the episode.
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I think we can take some time and see how things play out.
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As the router wars play out, however, neither move was quite enough, apparently.
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I wonder how that will play out when she inevitably learns the truth?
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Is this the way the moment will actually play out in the film?
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There's lots of really bad, bad versions of this that could play out.
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So they don't have to play out as many games as traditional MCTS.
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Fallen Kingdom is more ambitious, even if the ambitions don't always play out.
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How many more times will similar episodes play out when she's in power?
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I MEAN, I THINK THIS STUFF IS GONNA PLAY OUT VERY, VERY POSITIVELY.
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Trump, as you can imagine, is making a big play out of this.
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Ratification is expected to play out differently in the U.S. compared with China.
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Now we're just waiting to see if and how it will play out.
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We've seen a platform backlash and boycott of this variety play out before.
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Maybe this is my fan-fiction version of how things could play out.
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This time around, those trends appeared to play out differently along racial lines.
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McIntosh will continue making predictions and hoping they play out as he expects.
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Those questions dramatically alter how raids will feel, and how they'll play out.
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Here's how the warning will play out for consumers, according to the FDA.
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The bond that twins develop in the womb play out after they're born.
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However, the FDA can tweak the deadline while the court proceedings play out.
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We decide to scale back our guru hunt and let things play out.
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What lies behind the redactions, and what investigations are still to play out?
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Again, how this will play out over time has yet to be seen.
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Let&aposs let this thing play out and see where it takes us.
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That disconnect would continue to play out publicly in the months to come.
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Of course, it's hard to know how things will play out for sure.
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Have we become a country whose moral victories only play out in lawsuits?
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Imagine the most stereotypically Russian way an Olympic doping scandal could play out.
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It's unclear how Harris's specific plan would play out with the general electorate.
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Kate Mara's birth plan didn't exactly play out the way she was envisioning.
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That said, the energy could also play out as being quite romantic—cute!
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This will be important to how the politics of these efforts play out.
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It's just that those trends seem to play out differently depending on context.
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In fact, there's a pretty predictable trend we've seen play out countless times.
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Legal wrangling over Tsarnaev's fate could play out for years or even decades.
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"We have to see how those cross-currents play out," Kaplan told reporters.
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Here's how these factors play out for the party that's now in power.
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THERE'S A LOT OF CONDITIONALITY THAT WILL DEPEND ON HOW THINGS PLAY OUT.
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Food is where Sasha and Marcus's fundamental differences in world views play out.
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Give it a couple years ... might see this play out in the NBA.
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It takes a few years for the formal withdrawal process to play out.
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How could White House counsel have let such an embarrassing episode play out?
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So, there's gonna be a lawsuit ... who knows how it's gonna play out.
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Most of them are records I would play out in a club setting.
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This will play out over the next several election cycles: '85033, '20, '22.
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It is not possible to predict exactly how the process will play out.
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Now, I have a better understanding of how the live shows play out.
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There's still a lot we don't know about how this will play out.
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Only time will tell how that'll actually play out in Civilization V, though.
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This way, the scene can play out on the screen without any interference.
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The structural critiques are important and they play out in our democratic politics.
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NOW I ADMIT, I DON'T KNOW HOW THIS IS GOING TO PLAY OUT.
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But court watchers say how the case will play out is anyone's guess.
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This may sound futuristic, but scenarios like this are starting to play out.
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Her next book is TELEPHONE, a play out from Wonder later this year.
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Hirono said Tuesday she believes it's appropriate to let the investigation play out.
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From there, we watched the concept play out in the characters' daily lives.
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Here's what to know about ANWR and how this debate will play out.
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Backing factions Going back decades Lebanon has been where proxy wars play out.
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But that is not how it would necessarily play out in real life.
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It's unclear how the unusual public peek inside the jury will play out.
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We've seen this play out before the last time this resolution came up.
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It's unclear so far how the investigation will play out along party lines.
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The process of withdrawal is likely to play out slowly, perhaps taking years.
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Sadly, we have already seen this same story play out in other countries.
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We continue to see the same narrative play out in the leftmost graph.
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Here is how that will play out in the midterms this fall: 1.
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But the international agreements Mr. Obama helped forge will play out over decades.
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But it's wise to reserve judgment and let the confirmation hearings play out.
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First, how will the campaign to acclaim him as core leader play out?
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The fight is expected to play out mainly in the federal court system.
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Of course, the full story will play out Friday night, on the Feb.
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If the results play out as they did tonight, that could easily happen.
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Those rules are temporarily blocked while lawsuits challenging them play out in court.
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Today, reflect on power and the power struggles you've been seeing play out.
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How all this might play out is still an "open question," Orphan said.
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So, that's not how the rest of the final girls usually play out.
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It's unclear if the impeachment issue will play out the same way. Rep.
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Is it justified: We don't know exactly how Hossa's situation will play out.
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We have seen this play out first hand in the commercial drone marketplace.
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How that all will play out is very much in flux right now.
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They researched how a 50-50 split might play out with prospective investors.
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A lot of my music I don't play out, especially during DJ sets.
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I should have been aware of how it was going to play out.
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We're seeing a similar scenario play out in real time over in Europe.
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But it's not exactly clear how the acquisition will play out over time.
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I wouldn't expect the shutdown to play out differently with regard to immigration.
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When we speak, we should ask ourselves: How will this ultimately play out?
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A similar process could play out on a much broader scale tomorrow evening.
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Back in Alabama, Madi's father Chad watched the scene play out with pride.
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It will be great to see him back in that rivalry, play out.
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Battles over individual sources and policies tend to play out on the margins.
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If Uber has its way, this case will not play out in public.
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What's next: How the clash between Mr. Trump and Congress could play out.
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But we'll keep following them as they play out on the world stage.
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On an individual level, I see this tension play out voter by voter.
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We've seen this phenomenon play out with many of the country's wealthiest people.
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The defamation trial could be postponed to let the criminal case play out.
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Here are some of the options for how his conundrum could play out.
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We saw this cycle play out in all three of Kate Middleton's pregnancies.
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China's frustrations with Mugabe had begun to play out in its state media.
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The question is how this might play out for Tesla and Mr. Musk.
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Are you intending for this to play out as it is playing out?
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This means that we likely have yet to see the worst play out.
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Bret: I'm curious how you think this will play out in the midterms?
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Already we're beginning to see suspicion and paranoia play out in public spaces.
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Mike: It was... interesting to see the whole thing play out on Twitter.
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China, where the virus originated, has already seen a similar situation play out.
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So, I think, you know we definitely have seen those factors play out.
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So you have your full self as an arsenal to play out there.
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And it's too soon to say for certain how things will play out.
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The results of this reunion will undoubtedly play out in some future episode.
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We're also uncertain how recent skirmishes involving Sanders and her will play out.
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But we need a little bit more time for that to play out.
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In practice, that may play out more slowly than the president might prefer.
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I think the Mueller investigation is important and it needs to play out.
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For now, James will rest and wait to see how things play out.
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Or we could see this play out a little further into next week.
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It's unclear how Trump's proactive strategy on the Mueller front will play out.
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Sure, this will play out as a storyline for a while, no doubt.
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And incidentally, he almost made a heck of a play out of it.
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Team Rising takes a look at how impeachment will play out in 2020.
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I'm curious to see how this dynamic will play out in coming years.
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And now, in this millennium, we've watched the warning start to play out.
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We saw that play out between Trump and James Comey, the F.B.I. director.
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No one in history had ever seen the process of fertilization play out.
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No one knows how it will play out, though we do have clues.
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"It takes time for the development process to play out," Mr. Levell said.
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Indeed, we have seen a similar story play out with hospital list prices.
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The Obama administration insisted the legal process for extradition had to play out.
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This process will play out within the particular dynamics of 2019 and 2020.
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That naturally leads him to expect dangers from Elsa that don't play out.
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Tyner said there's no "rulebook" for how #MyLastShot would play out in reality.
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They are hoping to just let this play out in the judicial system.
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The consequences have been incalculable and will play out long past Inauguration Day.
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So how did Trump's brash and blustery approach to trade negotiations play out?
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Investment firm Cowen said a similar political scenario could play out from Trump.
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The neighborhood children, meanwhile, play out their own versions of their parents' quarrels.
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This would play out in public, with millions of service members watching closely.
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Do you think it's likely that something like that would play out again?
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Here's how that could play out, and it could get ugly really quickly.
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With these considerations in mind, one readily predicts how this will play out.
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Looking ahead to next year, though, a lot still needs to play out.
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And again, that will play out [on the] front page [of] major papers.
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In short, there are lots of scenarios that could play out on Tuesday.
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It's a dilemma for Democrats that could play out in other states, too.
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There's simply no better place to play out my very own power fantasies.
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The stories there play out in your imagination, and yet before your eyes.
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Why did early witch hunts play out along such clearly demarcated gender lines?
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These problems play out clearly among native populations in Arizona, says Ferguson-Bohnee.
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How something in the prologue will play out in the third act, etc.
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How it will play out in the long run is an open question.
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But you're also seeing a couple of other strings of things play out.
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Other aides agreed, and argued for waiting for the story to play out.
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These are, more or less, the same dynamics that play out across the health care system—the staggeringly high costs of good health in America play out all around us; it's just that insulin makes the stakes glaringly, tragically obvious.
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However, it didn't exactly play out the way she saw it in her head.
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Sometimes school is a place where greater social ideas play out via grand metaphors.
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We saw everything play out and we could react in real time with Grande.
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His attorney has said it&aposs important to let the judicial process play out.
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You don't need to look far for examples of how this can play out.
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And today the president previewed how this would play out in this upcoming meeting.
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Please, Chairman Powell, why not let this wage inflation play out a little more?
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For a menu of stories on Brexit How will the Brexit finale play out?
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Before, when we were younger, we were like, 'How's this going to play out?
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If Trump were to win the White House, it would play out as tragedy.
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Our experience and desire is to see how metaphors play out in the borderlands.
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The opening credits of Halt and Catch Fire play out like a beautiful idea.
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There are, however, "a lot of different scenarios" that could play out, said Morrissey.
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Also, kudos to the show for letting this sequence play out for so long.
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Finally, women are getting to play out their power fantasies in video games, amiright?
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Arguments between the military and the Élysée Palace don't often play out in public.
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You only have to look at 20th-century history to see this play out.
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And regardless about her "nightmare is over comment," this is likely to play out.
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Will we ever see how that might play out for other dark magic users?
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Biden allies say it's too soon to say how the race will play out.
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"Watching that play out really showed me the downside of deregulation," he told me.
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"We will have an opportunity to see how these theories play out," he said.
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It's just going to take a while, he said, for it to play out.
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Even if Trump were to sue, none of this would play out particularly quickly.
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The process, the Europeans tell us, can play out for a couple of years.
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We can see this exact pattern play out by looking at several specific products.
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But I can't say I have an idea how it's going to play out.
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It's still early to know exactly how this will play out in the race.
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One of the biggest questions facing his presidency is how that will play out.
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And we are already seeing some of this reticence play out in the market.
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That move is almost certainly going to play out on consumer electronics' biggest stage.
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In different cultures, the male "quest for dominance" may play out in different ways.
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If no extension is agreed upon, he will play out 2019 on the tag.
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I think there's a lot to still play out and unfold, but we'll see.
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It varies, and I think we'll see something similar play out in our league.
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At the same time, they say the effects will take years to play out.
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The date will play out on the new season of "Total Bellas" next year.
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It's still somewhat rare to see this strategy play out on today's App Store.
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On the finale, viewers got to see the argument play out for the cameras.
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A broadly similar dynamic tends to play out with social welfare programs as well.
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Expect the benefits of these nascent technologies to play out over the long term.
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"We're going to have to let that play out a little bit," he said.
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SCOTT WAPNER: How do you think the trade war is going to play out?
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And in some cities, we're already seeing this play out with citywide water shutoffs.
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"The situation with Turkey is, as you know, continues to play out," Shanahan began.
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How does this movie play out in terms of your prospects for a job?
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How did that tension play out for you when you were just starting out?
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The studio provided some details on how the feature will play out in-game.
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The processes of stellar evolution typically play out over millions to billions of years.
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Spectators, however, get greater satisfaction from seeing the unpredictability play out with a ball.
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There's something very satisfying to us, anyway, about letting those things play out fully.
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With that in mind, it's probably best they play out a 1-1 draw.
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How does all this antagonism play out in the Mideast and around the globe?
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Loomis's repeated warnings will look on-point if the grimmest scenarios play out in
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What we're watching play out aren't just the spoils of war or its incitement.
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That takes time to play out given the rules that they have to do.
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The way Jack's death is going to play out was planned from Episode 1.
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Her feud with Tonya Harding is soon to play out on the big screen.
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Macron's fiscal sweeteners offered in response to the protests are starting to play out.
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This is something that is going to play out in the next five years.
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I saw these same scenarios play out across Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
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Scott County in eastern Iowa is a good place to watch this play out.
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Negotiations about how the so-called Brexit will play out will likely take years.
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Tuesday's election may indicate how future ones — such as the midterms — will play out.
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Himes argued that the issue should play out in Congress rather than the courts.
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You'll especially feel the energy play out in your home and with your family.
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How Trump's attack on the Bush family will play out is difficult to judge.
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That would be about $3 billion if the assumptions of the fundraise play out.
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We're told the Briana's career pivot might play out on the show next season.
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How it could play out What if the President were to change his mind?
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How much does the music you play out in clubs influence your own records?
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Jim Cramer is always thrilled when earnings play out like they are supposed to.
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As the videos play out, horizontal splits appear between the upper and lower body.
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But in order to understand the ramifications, we have to play out some scenarios.
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And will its investors have the patience to watch its business models play out?
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Federal judges have blocked both policies from taking effect as legal challenges play out.
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"There's a question mark as to how it will all play out," Easterbrook said.
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In the end, it's impossible to know how this fiscal imbalance will play out.
|
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Both the left and the right often miss how these disparities can play out.
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The way decriminalization might play out probably lies in the unsexy details of implementation.
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And what I don't know is how that's gonna play out in the economics.
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How the emotions of such a tumultuous time would play out is anyone's guess.
|
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"I was seeing that play out right in front of my eyes," she said.
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Here are three scenarios for how it could all play out in both parties.
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An incident in the afternoon had suggested how the budget fight would play out.
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It could let the market play out and then befriend the company that wins.
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We already saw this play out at her appellate court confirmation fight last year.
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There are two ways a last-ditch movement to draft Romney could play out.
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So, it's really interesting to see it play out in a really contained environment.
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A lot of things didn't play out as they had been depicted on-screen.
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We already have a guide for how a $15 minimum wage would play out.
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But how things will play out just ahead of November 2020 is anyone's guess.
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We've seen this success play out in the development of the natural gas sector.
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"We just need to let this play out a bit more at this point."
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The Olympics have often been a stage upon which issues of race play out.
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BUT HOW WOULD THAT PLAY OUT THEN FROM AN INVESTING OR A CREDIT THESIS?
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We may be seeing that play out in his approach to government, as well.
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We're actually seeing the exact opposite of this phenomenon play out with traditional television.
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This is not how October was supposed to play out for the oil market.
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Read your horoscope below to see how this month will play out for you!
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It remains an open question how Barr's oversight of the probe will play out.
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Bond rates could go in either direction depending on how new developments play out.
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This principle could play out in day-to-day scenarios like job hunting, too.
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"Cosplay is a way to try that [kind of gender play] out," she said.
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It's nice to pretend for 60 minutes that that's how it would play out.
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But here we are, witnessing a sports-movie cliché play out in real time.
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You let it play out: there's a car, which can be used a weapon.
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A nasty legal battle is set to play out between two former Uber executives.
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When you say you lost touch with reality, how exactly did that play out?
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But depending on how things play out, it's possible that these Republicans reject him.
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Regardless of the process that will soon play out, here's how the story ends:
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But it's a key part of how the elections will play out in November.
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As a thought experiment, let's play out the backdoor scenario to its logical end.
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"I'm very confident the judicial process will play out in my favor," he said.
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After all, they have been watching this scenario play out since the late 1960s.
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Can we expect to see this legendary rivalry play out again in some form?
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But it is interesting to see that play out in this environment for sure.
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There is little doubt the issue will continue to play out through November's election.
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We're forced to let this play out, in precisely the way we already preferred.
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The last one, especially, was one that I was interested in seeing play out.
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New data shows just how those inequalities play out in today's tech workers' paychecks.
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And at the convention Monday night, those concerns seemed to play out quite literally.
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But the repercussions of the case will play out over the next several months.
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A strong gender gap continues to play out in approval ratings for Mr. Trump.
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It will require a series of investigations that will take time to play out.
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In the future, the party should let the primaries play out as they will.
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Media Memo CHICAGO — Journalists have no idea how the 2020 election will play out.
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No one knows exactly how a universal debt forgiveness program would really play out.
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Breed added that the date could be adjusted, based on how things play out.
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We don't where this virus will play out or how long it will take.
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His jingoistic calls to action sound like patriotism but can play out like vigilantism.
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Huzayfah: And started thinking of what kind of story to play out at home.
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Added Mr. Richards, "There's no doubt that identity politics does play out in politics."
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And there's greater potential for this to play out in Captain America: Civil War.
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I believe we are seeing the latter play out real-time with this virus.
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We've seen this play out when it comes to firing people like Lt. Col.
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Let's start with a plausible scenario that could play out in the 2020 election.
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The big picture: We've seen this strategy play out with other special news cycles.
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So let's look at how margins and leverage play out for the different players.
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How the executive order will play out over the next several years remains murky.
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Over time, we think the Mexican move is going to play out more forcefully.
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The religious repercussions may take longer to play out, if they occur at all.
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In short, like the ACA, Burwell's ideas might not play out as originally intended.
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We see this play out daily in the static polling on Trump's approval numbers.
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It's too early to tell how their new, un-cautious approach will play out.
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The issue is poised to play out over the course of the 2020 campaign.
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We have seen this phenomenon play out over and over again during Wheeler's tenure.
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I think you let it play out, just like most of the candidates said.
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"All of this will play out, painfully, over the next five years," he said.
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How that will play out over the next two months remains to be seen.
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"It is a moving target with a long way to play out," he said.
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How exactly that will play out in communities across the country is anyone's guess.
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Of course, Peter's life isn't a rom-com so it may play out differently.
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On that afternoon at Second Avenue, we all watched a similar situation play out.
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How the protests of 2018 will ultimately rewrite federal politics remains to play out.
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They had no ability to know how this report of wrongdoing would play out.
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I'm not the only one who's confused on how these Macs will play out.
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We like to track trends that play out in the broader real estate markets.
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Some journalists at Bloomberg News are relatively optimistic about how this will play out.
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Guernsey said he's already seeing the negative effects play out in the farming community.
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How do they think that will play out in the court of public opinion?
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Here are some ways it could play out: Israel does not have a constitution.
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If the bipartisan proposal has life, it will play out on the floor Thursday.
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This is a new political game that will play out for decades to come.
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I'm sure you can imagine how grief mixed with exhaustion might play out healthwise.
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We're here to watch something play out, not to craft it in our image.
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Our enemies are seeing this play out with discord that spans the political spectrum.
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This is not some theoretical concept—we've seen it play out plenty of times.
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Congress is where the politics should play out, not in the attorney general's office.
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One thing's for sure: You will feel this energy play out in your relationships.
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But if you play out that question just for giggles, people choose the press.
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No one can know how the politics of the current affair will play out.
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Watch More From Noisey: A similar dynamic can play out with your social plans.
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We're already starting to see this play out with respect to the Trump administration.
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How fast these mechanics play out determines whether it's a correction or a crash.
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Andrew Prokop:And how do you think these trends will play out beyond this election?
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Solidly blue Oregon is watching a fairly competitive governor's race play out in 2018.
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Low probability aside, one of three scenarios could play out if enough electors defect.
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Now they are passing a tax bill that will add trillions to the national debt, complete with budget gimmicks that, if they play out the way Republicans are publicly hoping they will play out, will lead to an even higher price tag.
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Places where we could learn together instead become battlegrounds that play out on social media.
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The real estate play out of WeWork is just one facet of the company's strategy.
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Can you imagine the scenario that might actually play out if everyone took this advice?
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The question is how the asset-market effects – surging dollar, higher Treasury yields – play out.
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We wanted to highlight that and also the humanity and just let it play out.
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We're living through it and watching it play out every single day on our screens.
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I don't know if I'd want every season of Survivor to play out this way.
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It will be interesting to watch the "Who Gave WikiLeaks the Documents" casino play out.
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It'll be interesting to watch this Freudian nightmare play out between Lenny, Mary and Spencer.
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Watching Evans and Slate's real-life chemistry play out onscreen will be a welcome distraction.
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Apparently, that is not the case, so we're eagerly anticipating watching this incident play out.
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The U.S. wants to "allow the process to play out," Pompeo added in his remarks.
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However, their moves in November suggest that the worst-case scenario may not play out.
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Art is an excellent place to play out our aversions to our vexed human nature.
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The indistinct media brands will see the same economics play out among their own staff.
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There is a big bazinga coming, and Mayim Bialik wants to see it play out.
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We just don&apost know until we have the vote and let it play out.
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I think you have to see how things play out, but it's definitely a concern.
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Or should he wait to see how things play out in the next few days?
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What can be more magical than watching nature's light show play out above your head?
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Some of the people who are in charge are suspended as these proceedings play out.
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"We've been discussing a lot how this will play out," said one national Democratic strategist.
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So how does Kingdom Hearts III play out if you're brand-new to the series?
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She wanted to have a little bit of control of how those days play out.
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Bokeh asks which of those reactions is more appropriate, and how they both play out.
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We are seeing that play out in real time in the response to Damond's death.
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Several women and kids have been released while their cases play out in immigration court.
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So it is not too difficult to see how the first surprise might play out.
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It's an interesting mix, and one that I'm terribly intrigued to see play out live.
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Before the plot could play out, the Guardians showed up to re-take the stone.
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But it is far from certain that his technology bets will play out as planned.
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Instead, the trial will play out publicly, with evidence being presented mostly in the open.
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S., and, of course U.S.-EU, relations will play out in the coming months/years.
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As for any swift action in D.C., Marco says it's all gotta play out first.
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You have options for how you want to let it play out in your lives.
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That leaves it unclear how the battle for the EU's top job will play out.
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A senior Senate Republican strategist predicted the impeachment will play out differently in different states.
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Unlike driver-led lawsuits, these cases would be guaranteed to play out in public courts.
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KUDLOW SAYS WHITE HOUSE STILL SUPPORTS MOORE FOR FED SEAT, WILL LET VETTING PLAY OUT
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That felt incredibly significant just to be able to see that exchange play out onstage.
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While Saipov&aposs lawyer has said he hopes "everyone lets the judicial process play out."
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But this has really hurt the show's characterization, making certain decisions play out almost nonsensically.
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This suggests that the continent will increasingly be a place where international rivalries play out.
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Don't expect the season to actually play out exactly like this very specific cut, though.
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"You want to play out all the options and how they affect you," she said.
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It all depends on how the next few flights of the Block 5 play out.
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Whatever the reasoning is, I know that I want to see this battle play out.
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I'm not in the passenger seat anymore, watching life play out in front of me.
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I wanted to find out why those effects don't play out so much in Antarctica.
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How would that play out, and do you think it would actually have any effect?
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T-Series gives Kjellberg a safe place to play out a beef without risking much.
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Picture how FairVote's Fair Representation plan would play out in, for example, New York City.
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His turnaround effort is still likely to take a year or more to play out.
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What's happening at Continental is starting to play out within the rest of the industry.
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But rarely do we get a glimpse into how those tattoos play out years later.
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It remains to be seen how these stylistic differences play out in the presidential race.
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How does this movie play out in terms of the value of your savings account?
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That these theatrics should play out so prominently in the cultural arena is little surprise.
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Different stories play out right next to each other without crossing into the same world.
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We saw this play out recently with Jennifer Lopez, who just celebrated her 49th birthday.
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Working at a national advocacy organization, Branstetter has seen firsthand how this can play out.
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As we get -- what is the bigger picture here that we are seeing play out?
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She has just begun chemo, but we do not know how things will play out.
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Gradually, cut scenes give way to banter, little dialogues that play out over the gameplay.
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Regardless of how things play out, I choose to believe that we will be together.
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Perhaps the producers were concerned the two-on-one would play out more like that.
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It remains to be seen whether the same dynamic could play out again in November.
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From floods to storms, southern Louisiana has seen the same paperwork problem play out repeatedly.
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He refrained from attacking Ford and said the issue should be allowed to play out.
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Set to the sound of crashing waves and seagulls, flashbacks of that morning play out.
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The real wild card is how the issue of the Oscar boycotts will play out.
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The fight is due to play out in a Supreme Court argument set for Wednesday.
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So this is, in effect, a centuries-old beef we just saw play out here.
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But for now, it's unclear how the public debate will play out as attitudes shift.
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I spent the better part of my teens and 20s letting this pattern play out.
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It remains to be seen how negotiations over the future of NAFTA will play out.
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"My hope is that this wouldn't just play out as a partisan debate," Greer said.
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Examining this scenario play out could be telling of what is to come for Congress.
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Dalio provided the example of merger arbitrage to explain just how these scenarios play out.
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On Pro Basketball SAN ANTONIO — Things were not quite supposed to play out this way.
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Glencore's investment decision at Mutanda will be a micro play-out of a broader theme.
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But for the first time there is something inauthentic to how certain events play out.
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Here's how things could play out going forward: There's new hope for a DACA deal.
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To see how the steps above can play out, here is an illustration to consider.
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I saw this play out first had during Professor Sanjay Dhar's lecture during Booth Live.
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This may not gel with how the contest will play out in the early states.
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Rather, people can't get enough of watching a dumpster fire play out in real time.
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He could have easily scored two or three but it didn't play out that way.
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Alleged fraud at companies like Theranos play out under the noses of blue-chip boards.
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Farmer was asked by DAZN how a fight between him and Davis would play out.
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In this sense Drnaso's scenes play out like the opposite of an old-school comic.
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The legal battle over the order is expected to play out over months and years.
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This year was packed with major developments that will continue to play out next year.
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Some affected departments have put out information to explain how the shutdown will play out.
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And floods often play out in low-lying areas where the residents are disproportionately poor.
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"The proper thing to do today would be to allow this to play out," Sen.
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The data revolution, with its accompanying intensification of divisions in society, will also play out.
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Any change is a big change, and you'll see that play out across the South.
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And this will play out in the merging of the consumer and professional healthcare spaces.
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The videos play out like stand-up routines, interspersed with mini-dramatizations illustrating his points.
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How these two sides of his character play out and coexist will shape his presidency.
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Let the process play out as it was drafted by the founders of the Constitution.
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He attended the trial to see how social norms and gender identity would play out.
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But it uses its time mindfully, to suspend tension and let character moments play out.
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It's unclear how the so-called softening would play out as the U.S. renegotiates NAFTA.
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We let him play out of the post and navigate passing out of the post.
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You can see it play out in the colorful and uninhibited process he takes on.
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But we have our own music that we like, which he might not play out.
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But how does a Supreme Court case like Roe getting overturned play out in practice?
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LG's latest offers a pretty reasonable example of how this will play out for many.
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Technological cat-and-mouse games like this play out on the internet all the time.
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We've seen this play out across different forums: media articles, congressional hearings and public speeches.
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Conversations play out on a wide, overwhelming grid, from which you can select individual topics.
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I called up Doucette for some perspective on how this might play out from here.
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How do you think this will play out when PewDiePie hypes this guy's fucking channel?
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Have you given thought yet to how your new tracks will play out on stage?
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But it is hard to know how those limits might play out for Musk's outreach.
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The politics will play out as President Frank-Walter Steinmeier sounds out the political players.
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Her relationship with Mnuchin will likely have to play out in a similar fashion now.
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It is unlikely we will see this scenario play out anytime soon, or perhaps ever.
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It's a tactic we've seen play out in real time on the president's Twitter feed.
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Thankfully, we won't have to watch that drama play out on television every Monday night.
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It's hard to know how exactly how this game of one-upmanship will play out.
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But restrictions on asking for salary information can play out very differently in those situations.
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The tricky part is that no one knows exactly how this dynamic would play out.
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If so, how likely is that to play out over thousands and thousands of bottles?
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In practice, the politics of those respective scenarios have tended to play out very differently.
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As a jazz musician, just seeing that play out onscreen, it was a nice moment.
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All that will play out as Sanders tries to fortify his support with young people.
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How do you think the next few states will play out for Sanders and Biden?
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It is unclear how that fight, should the case reach that point, would play out.
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"Maybe that's a way to be hopeful about how this could play out," Gounder said.
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I mean, we've seen -- like you said, we've seen this play out for four years.
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We cannot wait for these other debates to play out, even if they're healthy debates.
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It's still too early to say how the Iguodala saga will play out this season.
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You can rightly expect that this will continue to play out in the coming weeks.
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But having said that, let's let this play out a bit and see what happens.
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And even then, it's not exactly clear how the change will play out, Hargraves said.
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"I want to see how things play out," said Washington state Democratic chairman Jaxon Ravens.
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We would not be surprised to see a similar scenario play out for Model 3.
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The storm's ramifications for the conservative agenda beyond fiscal issues have yet to play out.
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"This is going to play out over the next week or so," Mr. Edwards said.
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How did you see that difference play out through your time in the tech world?
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How this drama will play out is anyone's guess, but some U.S. investors remain steadfast.
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Sure, it was a gamble, and we don't know how exactly it will play out.
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Just how the judge's attitude toward the prosecution will play out is difficult to assess.
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"Here is what I would anticipate," McConnell said about how the trial will play out.
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What is less clear is how some of MBS' foreign policy gambles will play out.
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Qassem Soleimani in an airstrike and have been on hold as the repercussions play out.
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One is that cycles of destruction will play out only where damage is most severe.
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There's a possibility that Justin Amash, impeachment manager and what that dynamic could play out.
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The same dynamic could play out in India, the world's third-largest carbon dioxide polluter.
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The administration expects the budget debate to play out in September and October, Short said.
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This vote is only going to motivate them more as it continues to play out.
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Ajibade has seen this "retreat and return" cycle play out in both Lagos and Manila.
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Manufacturing companies have seen the price hikes play out in their balance sheets every day.
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We have seen that play out in places from New Orleans after Katrina to Nairobi.
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But the connection between productivity gains and higher incomes can take time to play out.
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Under a prior agreement, this should all start to play out before the Thanksgiving break.
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"We consider this be to be a play out of Al Qaeda's playbook," he said.
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While the theoretical risks did not play out, ETNs waned in popularity among new launches.
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As you see this election play out, how do you see that weighing on sentiment?
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They wanted the rule put on hold while legal challenges play out in courts below.
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They play out over years, while contracts for maintenance and spare parts can last decades.
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"You must think of how this will play out to a wider audience," says Levick.
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But by and large you should expect us to allow these processes to play out.
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But presidential races play out on different terms, and the 2020 sands are constantly shifting.
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It remains uncertain, though, how all of this will play out at the ballot box.
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"The plan is to keep playing them and let it play out," Brohm told reporters.
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"We will let it play out and decide where to go," another Democratic aide said.
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How these items play out within the context of the Mueller investigation is anyone's guess.
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I've seen the effects of both exclusionary and restorative discipline play out in the classroom.
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"More than anything, I'm nervous about how everything's going to play out," Mr. Hernandez said.
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Natasha: Republicans still expect the impeachment process to play out along entirely partisan lines — i.e.
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UBS has outlined four specific themes it expects will play out in the months ahead.
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One is that cycles of destruction will play out only where damage is most severe.
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Taking sunglasses as precedent could also reveal how the adoption of masks might play out.
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" We let it play out for a few months and decided to release Toto's "Rosanna.
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And there's a lot of debate on how that would play out as well. Right.
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In the case of Kavanaugh, I'm genuinely curious as to how everything will play out.
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Our nation is in peril, and we cannot wait patiently for investigations to play out.
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Omarosa's got an opinion on how the battle will play out for CNN and Acosta.
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Washington's subtle, dynamic and flexible stories play out across the city's sprawling and multiethnic neighborhoods.
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But it's far likelier this fight is going to play out for quite some time.
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If you don't like speculation about how the show will play out, turn away now.
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It's difficult to know how this will play out over the rest of Bolsonaro's term.
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It was all deeply saddening, especially watching it all play out in the public eye.
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How the addiction treatment aspect of the issue will play out remains to be seen.
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These are all important components of how the placebo or nocebo effect will play out.
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I watch a rescue play out, on a street not too far from my house.
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Based in California, Indivisible's Athilingam saw that engagement play out on the ground for months.
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