He is a son of Martha B. Ponder and J. Milton Ponder of Nashville.
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About 20 students protested Monday when Ponder wasn't at school, wearing signs on their shirts that said "Suspend Me," Ponder said.
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Rising ESPN star Samantha Ponder is currently expecting her second child with San Francisco 49ers quarterback Christian Ponder, due later this year.
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Both Guy and Melissa Ponder, the wife of Scott Ponder, believe that alleged mishandling of DNA evidence at the crime scene hampered the investigation early on.
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Ponder and his wife, sports reporter Sam Ponder, sat down at Liberty University Convocation when Christian opened up about how far he's come in his walk with the lord.
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Ex-NFL quarterback Christian Ponder and his wife, ESPN host Samantha Ponder, say their newborn is home and recovering after undergoing emergency surgery just days after she was born.
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You can ponder on philosophical things, you can study nature.
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Besides, Royal Jordanian is right: Ponder the miracle of flight.
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Many fans continue to ponder: What is it about Chad?
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The opposite, is a much more darker thing to ponder.
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Out on the internet, there are other issues to ponder.
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The Oregon protesters would do well to ponder his example.
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Ponder how I can open Sqirl Away in wine country.
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There is room to pace, to ponder, to turn away.
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That is another warning for Americans and others to ponder.
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No time like the present to ponder such important matters.
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Can you even ponder the idea of Princess Tina Belcher?
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She tempts the viewer to smell, to touch, to ponder.
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It feels peculiar to ponder a world without a Coldplay.
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The alternative to moving forward is too ghastly to ponder.
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See, unlike the websites or platforms I usually ponder, Yahoo!
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So why not take a moment to ponder the possibilities?
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Let's consider five simple points to ponder this year. 2101.
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Algorithms can't ponder the impossible, because the impossible doesn't compute.
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If you want to ponder a mystery, here it is.
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The very way we ponder what women get to do.
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Not knowing leaves too much for the mind to ponder.
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" And ponder the demise of "Brangelina" with "By the Sea.
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And the subject is one the country needs to ponder.
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Caitlin Taylor Landy and Brandon Travis Ponder were married Aug.
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Scott did not need much time to ponder the question.
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Ponder these questions as you groove to "Friend Zone" below.
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If you ponder this, then you may be an artist.
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But he said he did not like to ponder hypotheticals.
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Still, it's irresistible to ponder the idea of multiple Californias.
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Anthony, the Knicks' star, began to ponder his next steps.
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There are so many "hows" for Annie and Hallie to ponder.
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Governments and business leaders alike have some serious questions to ponder.
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Indeed, firms could ponder such matters themselves before the inevitable backlash.
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I ponder ordering a drink, but they are just too pricey.
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Elon thus took to Twitter last night to ponder some suggestions.
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Scholars still ponder the causes of the third wave of democratization.
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But you've earned yourself sixth place for making us ponder it.
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A favorite parlour game among the D.C. media is to ponder
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Young Jeannette doesn't have the maturity to really ponder these questions.
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Time to ponder these questions over a hot, black bodega brew.
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Ponder whether you should declare your independence and leave your party.
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If you want to improve and reward yourself, ponder your desires.
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Ponder and that student were given the same one-day suspension.
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Ponder these theories as you turn up to "All My Children."
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In reality, Ponder was indeed the father to his wife's baby.
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This is a hard one; I have seventeen years to ponder.
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Is that a question The Girlfriend Experience wants us to ponder?
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Listen to that below as you ponder the doom of Westeros.
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Ponder that while you listen to the "7 Rings" remix below.
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Ponder over 64 standard paints choices and several dozen custom hues.
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New York City has no shortage of women's history to ponder.
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The lyrics ponder the questions and choices of 21st-century courtship.
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Let's look at the conclusions, then we'll ponder the policy implications.
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And something to ponder, too: matters of morality, complicity and fate.
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This left one to ponder the real cause of this recession.
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And you're not wrong to ponder the trade-off you see.
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So we can ponder the villainy of Clive Owen in uniform?
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PICTURE PROMPTS Do you ever ponder your place in the cosmos?
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Team Rising ponder what a Warren-Gillum ticket could look like.
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It's a question I'd invite the people of God to ponder.
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Go enjoy a macchiato while you ponder the band's back catalog.
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Go deeper: Spotify inspires unicorns to ponder going public via direct listing
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All countries ponder their identity but Japan does so more than many.
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US investors will have one significant economic report to ponder on Friday.
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Another question we could ponder is 'why do animals recognize each other?
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We need to listen to it, and we need to ponder it.
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I often ponder over this because the stakes are even worse now.
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ANYONE TEMPTED to cry wolf might ponder the fate of Tyler Barriss.
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Samantha Ponder is counting her blessings following the birth of her daughter.
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Not that I was there to ponder a streaming service's business model.
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We don't need so much time to sit and think and ponder.
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When one recently succumbed to cancer, Thompson started to ponder adopting another.
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Let's take a moment to ponder how we got to this point.
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Sometimes, you just have to ponder the impossible physics behind Star Wars.
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"I can't stand doing records that don't party and ponder," Jidenna proclaims.
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Ponder this: The diameter of 30 Doradus is 600–700 light years.
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Ponder the deeper questions, Weston said, but don't let them delay you.
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Other plays ponder what it takes to make it to the top.
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In literature, people are able to address and ponder massive, vital ideas.
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And yet we are left to ponder: Has the market run amok?
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That was a powerful statement, one that every American needs to ponder.
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It's fun to ponder what technological wizardry AI will offer future generations.
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Ponder has set up a crowdfunding page to assist with legal costs.
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Let's ponder why the walled garden won out over the open protocol.
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It's never too late to ponder the great essential questions of humanity.
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Perhaps they ponder how this peculiar anomaly ended up in their family.
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Ponder the possibilities: We might eliminate malaria and save millions of lives.
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There is much to ponder here about how an artist's mind works.
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Let's leave "drain the swamp" for future lexicographers and historians to ponder.
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Still, maybe we should all stop and ponder an actual Pence presidency.
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These are questions I'll ponder while working on my next themeless grid.
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In hot markets, you do not have time to ponder your options.
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That is what Bari Tessler wants you to ponder for a minute.
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Do you ever glance skyward and ponder the mysteries of the universe?
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Canada thus represents a great counterexample for Glass-Steagall enthusiasts to ponder.
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To ponder this your columnist visited the National Dog Show in Philadelphia.
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But not before Michonne had time to envision and ponder his death.
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And that's why I dropped off social- to think, read, write, ponder.
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Mr. Bruni and his fellow flagellants should ponder that for a while.
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Here are 10 M.L.B. story lines to ponder for the season ahead.
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But Amato's invitation is to ponder hiding and visibility in visual terms.
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This is an important question to ponder while these planets transit Leo.
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And there are even more Mandy Moore/Milo Ventimiglia timelines to ponder!
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At any rate, American sinologists, veterans and newcomers, should ponder the Chinese audacity.
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There's still a LOT to talk about (and a few things to ponder).
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No human of sound mind can be reasonably expected not to ponder them.
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Until, just sit back and ponder how small and insignificant we all are.
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In fact, it won't do to ponder much of anything in the plot.
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This is leading MPs and even some in the government to ponder alternatives.
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Ponder these questions as you listen to this self-described "trash content" below.
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And soon we'll get a whole lot more incredible science to ponder over.
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Instead of analyzing rare physical awesomeness we're forced to ponder an unlit future.
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Ponder's parents, Rhinold and Michele Ponder, both attorneys, are appealing the school's decision.
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Ponder that while you enjoy this random treasure from the Cyrus family archives.
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From someone who's been there, here are the other key questions to ponder.
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Baker is often asked to ponder these questions, but he would rather not.
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Ponder the potential inefficiencies of a whiskey popsicle as an alcohol-delivery system.
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Ask yourself one hard question every day and take time to ponder it.
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Many of her new songs ponder spirituality while the music makes gospel connections.
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Phinney isn't the only researcher to ponder the usefulness of keto in space.
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Ponder previously ran as a Republican candidate for Alabama lieutenant governor in 2010.
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Surely the Greeks weren't the first to ponder the nature of the universe.
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The attendees had gathered to ponder the future of high-tech performance enhancement.
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Viewers often watched Conrad ponder life with sidekick Lo Bosworth during slumber parties.
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Sometimes I ponder the imponderable cosmic strangeness of our lives not ending together.
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They settled on Ponder, who emerged from Florida State as a potential steal.
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Renner has more than enough reason to ponder the strange turns life takes.
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Sometimes, like you, I ponder my own idiocy in keeping this stuff around.
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Something to ponder while soaking up UV-drenched rays on a tropical beach.
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This is a key question that investors must ponder as we begin 2020.
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We will have more plans and we will have more gaffes to ponder.
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You need to make it quickly or sometimes you do need to ponder.
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Now they are left to ponder how that, and so much more, disappeared.
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I go home with lots of ideas to ponder and a rumbling tummy.
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Or just find a quiet place where he could ponder his own existence?
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Ask yourself one hard question every day, and take time to ponder it.
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But there's no time to ponder existential questions; there are kindergartens to visit.
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It leads one to ponder the awkward proximity between philosophy and political power.
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Through site-specific installations, Basil Kincaid's "Shamans Death" utilizes textiles to ponder metamorphosis.
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This is the double edge of looking that Zeller invites us to ponder.
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As we ponder these questions, we turn to the the Bay Area, and Cleveland.
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Ponder expressed fear that without Obamacare, she wouldn't be able to afford health insurance.
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The movie never pauses to ponder the broader implications of a privatized global internet.
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The New York Times: Democrats, knocked back by Trump's acquittal, ponder their next steps.
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A few had started to ponder whether the big bangs could set it off.
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We come to ponder the terrible forces unleashed in the not so distant past.
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You can ponder that if you ever wipe that goofy grin off your face.
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All this sounds nice, but Griffin has more enticing offers and destinations to ponder.
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Philosophers and ethicists have had literally thousands of years to ponder this very question.
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We come to ponder the terrible forces unleashed in the not-so-distant past.
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It's an easy question, one that we Israelis have had a lifetime to ponder.
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Only occasionally were they taken out to gaze upon and dream, laugh or ponder.
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The elephants in Mozambique didn't have time to ponder whether Flake was an ally.
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As Democrats ponder the future and rehash the devastating loss we incurred on Nov.
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The teacher, Gene Ponder, did not respond to a request for comment over email.
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Many of their pinned notes ponder the state of sexual equality in South Korea.
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But let's pause as summer concludes to ponder Twitter's take on cultural white lines.
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We come to ponder a terrible force unleashed in a not-so-distant past.
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We don't have the luxury to ponder a vote for a third-party candidate.
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But hopefully, you'll have some free time after November to ponder some of this.
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Ponder that for a moment — two billion, one hundred million dollars — for a website!
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Newly graduated with honors from Columbia, he's come home to ponder a job offer.
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It was then, he said, that he first began to ponder writing a novel.
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My rewatch of Hannah Montana: The Movie left me with a lot to ponder.
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That's not really what FX's fascinating, 10-episode series asks us to ponder, though.
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But there are a lot of big differences: Dell didn't publicly ponder an acquisition.
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The Giants now have 11 days before their next game to ponder the future.
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Once they got longer I had to write them out and ponder a bit.
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If nothing else it makes you ponder his point, or just laugh out loud.
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Good day to ponder whether his father would be as gracious to the President.
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Correction: This article was updated to include co-creators Tracy Pattin and Jon Ponder.
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They have more instructions to decipher, more tests to schedule, more decisions to ponder.
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Stronger leaders, on the other hand, take their time as they ponder their options.
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This was a time spent to myself where I could ponder on my thoughts.
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So ponder their fate the next time you think about the future of work.
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They didn't go to couples therapy or otherwise ponder their life choices and relationship.
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Retirement is in the air, meanwhile, causing Benson (Mariska Hargitay) to pause and ponder.
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Each presents an idea or a point of view for the protagonist to ponder.
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And now comes the season, with, no doubt, more data for Bruce to ponder.
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Good question, but there's no time to ponder it now, because it's Armory Week!
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Certainly makes you ponder what type of crazy shit NASA must be up to nowadays.
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Swift intentionally left a trail of "clues" for her fans to follow along and ponder.
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I ponder buying a snack from the market in our office, but nothing sounds appealing.
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Could you just, like, give me a few moments to ponder the simulacrum or something?
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We're sure she'll be relieved to have at least two fewer existential questions to ponder.
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Ponder is a small town just 40 miles north of Dallas with about 2,000 residents.
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Flynn and Hamlin plan to keep supporting Pinchworm as they ponder other apps to make.
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The FCAC's decision leaves little for firms to ponder in terms of practical compliance guidance.
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That's the question global investors may ponder amid the woes of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Ponder ran for lieutenant governor of Alabama in 2010 and lost in the Republican primary.
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You can ponder those questions or not; fortunately, the app doesn't require it of you.
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" Ms. Ponder said she had also received messages of support "from people across the nation.
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He once excused himself from a conversation at the court to ponder a difficult vote.
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There is no better place to ponder all that cannot possibly happen until it does.
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Let's take a look at an example, then pull back to ponder the broader problem.
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He shut his binder and held it up in the air for me to ponder.
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Upon exiting her vehicle, the 23-year-old Ponder was allegedly approached by the passenger.
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It has reminded America about its priorities and caused its people to ponder important questions.
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That has led some scientists to ponder whether this could have been where life began.
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And ponder whether he could have made a difference had he been preaching that day.
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Mr. Theise's companionable ruminations provide much to ponder, preferably with a glass of great wine.
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Last September, Derek Schmidt, the attorney general for Kansas, sat down to ponder the specifics.
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Recent scientific advances have led some scientists to ponder the possibility of reviving extinct species.
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Sometimes it's easier to keep on keeping on rather than stopping to ponder and debate.
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Sometimes it's easier to keep on keeping on rather than stopping to ponder and debate.
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For some however, it may not be enough to simply take October 11 to ponder.
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It's getting close to that time when we start to ponder the year gone by.
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Rosanne Cash narrates; LeAnn Rimes, Kacey Musgraves, Rhiannon Giddens and Reba McEntire ponder her legacy.
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Stabenow and other Democrats up for re-election in 2018 may want to ponder that.
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I was left with little to do but finish my bowl and ponder the day.
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" Mick Jagger and Keith Richards ponder their pasts, presents and futures on "CBS Sunday Morning.
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A taxi ride is an invitation to ponder history, a group of islands suggests war.
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She sighs, and tosses to break, presumably to ponder the choices that led her here.
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But some images make you stop and ponder how stunning and strange the universe really is.
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However, there are some places to watch and things to ponder as the months roll by.
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We will ponder those questions in a moment, but first, a quick look at the study.
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To the extent that Penny causes people to ponder such things, it's a valuable teaching tool.
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America's allies in the Middle East have more to ponder on than they may yet realise.
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Some of them easily answer the questions, while others ponder as though they've never been asked.
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This is not a happy album, exactly, but it does ponder happiness with curiosity, respect, confusion.
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Ponder, for a moment, all the things you could hypothetically do in the next five minutes.
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There's no time for a media company to even ponder their affiliation with 'the Establishment agenda.
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He reportedly wants staff at Time to ponder what the publication should look like in 2040.
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Well, needless to say, I stopped to ponder, pray, plan — and not to mention constantly pee.
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" Says Ponder, "I'm abundantly aware of the undeserved goodness of God I've experienced early in life.
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We ponder about whether we're covered for disasters and if we're prepared enough for the future.
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Here's a question to ponder from a historic perspective: Is the trackball just a glorified mouse?
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At some points, Shadow seems like it wants players to ponder Lara's relationship to this destruction.
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Check out the coolest iterations ahead, then get ready to ponder a chop of your own.
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The uncertain future of our food supply can be one of the scariest things to ponder.
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Ponder, 20, has not appeared in an N.F.L. game since October 23, with the Minnesota Vikings.
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I ponder the horror of having five different roofs that could start leaking at any time.
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Kim has her interview at Schweikart's firm, then takes a cigarette break to ponder her future.
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At Wine School, we find it fascinating and illuminating to ponder the nature of wine's appeal.
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There is no past or present to ponder, you can't even say that you are afraid.
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Colliding invites us to slow down, to ponder matters larger and smaller than the day's demands.
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Do you really want your sucky, QB-needy team committing three years to developing Christian Ponder?
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It was a night, several of them agreed, to ponder the future of the American arts.
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There was no "going around" her; audience members were forced to ponder what she was doing.
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There was music to soothe, music to jolt, music to ponder and music to dance to.
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If the lack of tension bugs me, I'll ponder what choices I would have made differently.
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In law school, I discovered that I wasn't the first to ponder this type of question.
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Until then, "Rubberband" should give devotees and curious new listeners plenty to listen to and ponder.
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Most are not ready to jump over to Trump, but some at least ponder the idea.
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Phil Armstrong wants the new wave of "Watchmen" curiosity seekers to ponder the post-1921 reality.
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Her quiet audience is left to ponder the realities of what they saw behind the curtain.
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But if you take a moment to ponder these facts, you realize that something is … off.
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Instead, ponder raccoon attacks, the business of waiting in line, yoga classes with cats and more.
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That he passed away on my birthday made ponder the big issues, namely life and death.
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"For me to ponder whether I'm not going to a debate in Iowa is pretty telling."
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At a secretive summit, flying car leaders ponder how to sell their ideas to the public.
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But their natural beauty is not all that Johns is inviting us to ponder, is it?
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At day's end, you go home to ponder the important decisions you will be making tomorrow.
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It's hard not to ponder what the verdict would have been had he not been white.
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Security isn't a word you ponder often, Sagittarius—you have faith that things will work out.
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So, instead, watch the video at the top of the page and ponder the butterfly effect.
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The investigation is in response to a statement from the lawyer for Carmen Ponder — who was crowned Miss Black Texas in 2016 — alleging that Ponder was arrested in the parking lot of a Wal-Mart in Commerce following an alleged road rage incident by a city official.
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To the Editor: While millions of Americans ponder whether their DNA and environmental factors may lead to an eventual diagnosis of dementia, the tens of millions of Americans who know these individuals ponder whether they will need to take up the burden of caring for them.
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Now, with the outcome far closer to certain, we take a step back to ponder what happened.
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But I did have a new idea to ponder, which was much bigger than New York City.
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A yottabyte (no connection to Yoda, but we weren't the first to ponder this) is 1024 zettabytes.
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Take a look through Lively's best street style moments this year while you ponder the infinite possibilities.
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The Obama administration appealed before Trump took office, leaving the new administration to ponder how to proceed.
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In the clip, the animal takes some time to ponder the first squirt upon her discerning palate.
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Give this some ponder and decide if you want to be the first to draw this parallel.
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These are all questions to ponder in the brief moments you aren't fearing the end of days.
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And a perfect post-biennial place to ponder just how scared we all are — or should be.
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I read more personal finance articles and ponder what direction I should take with my own blog.
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A tepid thriller from Matt Williams leaves too much time to ponder the holes in its plot.
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Esquillo's work is an invitation to ponder your own inner landscape, your own dreamworld, your own Loob.
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It wants to ponder what could happen if everyone who's ever been wronged started acting like Castle.
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Now three authors ponder the extent of Western responsibility in the making—and breaking—of South Sudan.
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Just as Democrats ponder how to win back blue-collar voters, they find themselves defending transgender rights.
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But those tempted to squash such efforts before they have even begun might ponder an intriguing fact.
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This is a notion investors need to ponder but the market will have to prove or refute.
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I ponder how I took for granted my youth by basking in the sun and never moisturizing.
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The platforms would do well to ponder why that is, and what they could do about it.
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I just knew that if I unfriended and unfollowed, my mind would ponder over the what ifs.
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The Rio 20163 Olympics have drawn to a close and we're left to ponder who actually won.
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The "Sunday NFL Countdown" host posted photos last week of her husband Christian Ponder holding their baby.
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But also the reverse is true: Science has offered to philosophers of science new questions to ponder.
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As Resident Evil slowly moves towards virtual reality, one can only ponder what the future may hold.
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Headlines like "Embittered Facebook investors ponder next move" came out as Facebook's share price continued to fall.
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Let's look back on these recent classics of the genre, and ponder the possibilities of Trumpian adaptations.
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Perhaps you can ponder these conundrums and others while enjoying a vodka-infused beverage after work today.
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Second, the space Webster has created requires that he ponder how and where he places the forms.
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That's something for you to ponder as Venus moves through Virgo, a sign that's preoccupied with improvement.
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Here's a question to ponder—does this painting make this mountain look like it's holding a knife?
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The odds of this occurrence may be slim, but it is certainly something to ponder and consider.
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Pre-Valentine's Day is a good time to ponder romance in videogames, particularly in this Peloponnesian epic.
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Inside the classroom, this is not the first time Ponder has incorporated his beliefs into the curriculum.
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Take a moment to ponder this hugely important question: What type of cereal does Tim Duncan eat?
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On the flipside, will the unexpected goodwill delivered by the Taliban encourage Kabul to ponder greater concessions?
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Here at Wine School we regularly ponder the differences between wines and the reasons for their pricing.
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The songs often ponder social issues and find the gravity in everyday desperation; they commiserate with dignity.
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Some of the most prominent films of the season ponder the romantic mysteries of the artistic milieu.
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The Treasury may ponder whether to roll out new debt maturities to fund its operations and obligations.
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Victims ponder next moves Many who lost homes are trying to figure out what to do next.
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If you're havingtrouble sleeping on the plane, maybe ponder the number of sheep that are flying too.
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Ponder, 35, works in New York for Cantor Fitzgerald, the financial services firm, where she plans meetings.
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"Right off of Snapchat in a harrowingly recognizable basement, with our classmates front and center," wrote Ponder.
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While we ponder that all-important question, here's the round-up of the week's superhero movie news.
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While driving to a local Walmart in Commerce Texas, Ponder was cut off by a sporadic driver.
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It's an interesting question to ponder, why you don't put two women together, or (why) women don't.
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One, Jake Locker, is already retired; another, Christian Ponder, may also be out of football for good.
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"To this day, I can't figure out what it was that I missed [with Ponder]," Lande said.
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So as you ponder filling your plate again, remember that fat has more layers than you'd think.
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How that represents evidence of a sinister deep-state conspiracy is a question for morons to ponder.
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While regulators and a federal judge ponder that question, the great disrupter — Amazon — is already raising prices.
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"These are important questions to ponder as there is no free lunch in this world," she said.
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What better moment to ponder the sun, that explosive ball of plasma that makes our existence possible?
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Ponder the cost and option list, then ask yourself: Do both kids have to go to Northwestern?
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"Le Trou" denounces injustice and celebrates solidarity, leaving you to ponder what happens when those values collide.
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Ask yourselves, very seriously, what you hope to achieve and then ponder, very frankly, the likely outcome.
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Amid this firestorm, the simple question we all ponder is anything but simple -- did this actually happen?
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And ponder presidents past — some fictional, some not so much — in the final weekend before the election.
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Raven and Vanessa each ponder the implications of spending the night in the fantasy suite with Nick.
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Markets are preparing for the inauguration on Friday as investors ponder the risks of the incoming administration.
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"Until recently, very few astronomers paused to ponder the fate of planets orbiting dying stars," Gaensicke said.
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So, if ever there was a year to ponder the holiday lobby color scheme, this is it.
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No government economic reports are out today, but investors will have three Fed-related events to ponder.
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As the other Senate Republicans look at his example, they might ponder this truth: Silence equals assent.
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For confirmation, it need only ponder the fate of Iraq's Saddam Hussein and Libya's Muammar el-Qaddafi.
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Yet it's the act of communicating bad news to patients and their families that I often ponder.
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Ranch dressing with black truffles, an exercise in low-to-high, is a new product to ponder.
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You have a little bit of time to ponder important business decisions this month, but not much.
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Kohlhepp has been charged with four counts of murder in the mass shooting of Ponder and the others.
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Governments and business leaders alike have some serious questions to ponder, and not much time to do it.
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Whether Cleganebowl happens tonight or not, luckily, you can still ponder whether The Hound is actually Azor Ahai.
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Monday, Iowa Democrats will caucus, and we'll have real votes to dissect instead of hypothetical votes to ponder.
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It has left some to ponder — and not for the first time — whether E3 is even relevant anymore.
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Between that and all those recommendations, there is plenty to ponder until we discuss all things Simon vs.
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For the religious, silence offers a way to ponder and listen for the divine, the unsayable and inexplicable.
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We haven't taken a lot of time to stop and ponder because everybody's so excited about the innovation.
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I felt like Dr. Manhattan in Watchman when he flees to Mars to ponder the meaning of life.
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Just something to ponder when you're momentarily hanging in free fall at the top of your favorite coaster.
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Sometimes I ponder shit and think everything's so important, and other times I just think... life is pointless.
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Whatever the answer, we took some time to ponder the biggest questions about how — and why — we played.
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The ad also prompted some viewers to ponder whether they might be a Super Bowl baby as well.
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They would do well to pause and ponder why Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn performed so well against expectations.
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As business leaders ponder the key to success, they should focus on what is most important — their employees.
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None of the students or teachers who worked on the yearbook's production and publication was disciplined, Ponder said.
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After all, without the mystery of the Olsen twins, what else would we ponder during long, evening walks?
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In that time, it's gone from a nice utopian concept to ponder to something benefiting thousands of people.
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Melissa Ponder tells PEOPLE she "absolutely" considered herself a suspect in the murder when confronted with test results.
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Here's something to ponder: Would this event have gone viral if the Covington boys weren't wearing MAGA hats?
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It's an that idea Cuban-American politicians who stubbornly defend the embargo as a viable strategy should ponder.
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While all parents should cheer the bill's passage, they should also ponder why this bill was even needed.
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While lawmakers ponder the cybersecurity of a financial records database, activists worry the process is taking too long.
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They know they are people, not beasts; it's men who forced them to ponder these questions at all.
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He now has a lifetime to savor it, while Djokovic can ponder the Grand Slam that got away.
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Today, some former surfers ponder the company's fate with sadness and a hint of regret at opportunities missed.
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According to Ponder, the image of the game — dubbed "Holocaust pong" or "alcoholocaust" — was originally shared on Snapchat.
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"Read this slowly and ponder it: Apple's wearable, home, & accessory category is larger than iPad sales," they said.
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Millennials used the hashtag to jokingly ponder their financial future, questioning whether or not retirement is even plausible.
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According to Ponder, after passing the vehicle, and pulling into the store's parking lot, the car followed her.
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Ponder initially identified the man in the vehicle who confronted her was Crews, but that is in dispute.
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That has prompted some executives to ponder how plants and supply chains could be refocused on domestic demand.
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Surreal Feminist Paintings Ponder the Meaning of Life These Poetic Photograms Were Made in Total Darkness in Nature
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Or, take time to ponder if any of their term papers could have influenced one of their performances.
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Ponder why Obamacare is being so relentlessly whittled down by Republican governors, the courts and the Trump administration.
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Labor Day forces us to take stock of our careers and ponder whether we're on the right path.
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America owes it to itself to deeply ponder it, and possibly hear sworn testimony about whether it's true.
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Or ponder the possibility that he sincerely thinks he is supposed to be counting food groups, not boxes.
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Democrats say Republicans might want to ponder that possibility in the event of a Democratic administration in 2021.
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I couldn't help but ponder whether, amid the promise of economic development, the train foreshadowed something more regrettable.
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Its crisp, catchy but still idiosyncratic songs ponder, among other things, what to make of fame and success.
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It offers the perfect opportunity to ponder the explosive ball of plasma that makes our very existence possible.
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Poem This poem, taken from a collection called ''Madwoman,'' makes me ponder the relationship between memory and madness.
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Religious leaders ponder whether selling their buildings to developers is really the best way to protect their congregations.
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The way Aboriginal people deeply know and care for the land is something Australians should ponder and embrace.
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Ponder for a moment of how far we've come since 1610, when Galileo discovered Jupiter's four largest moons.
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Ponder the royal possibilities as you watch her portrayal of the paralegal Rachel Zane in this USA drama.
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But that doesn't mean we can't ponder why we went up to measure the meaning of this rally.
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Among the questions he was forced to ponder was how a Trump assault would affect his prospective candidacy.
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Meanwhile, ponder the lingering effects of nuclear waste or take in the beauty of Italy with Sophia Loren.
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The good news is that researchers, professional societies, and conference organizers are beginning to ponder on these questions.
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It's delicious to ponder how the two of them might rattle Trump in all his faux macho boorishness.
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The scribbling out and removal of the final word makes you ponder the complexity of the question/statement.
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In 2014, Portnoy made multiple sexist comments about Sam Ponder (pictured left), the host of ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown.
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But something few have taken the time to ponder is: What was it like to work at the company?
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They're all expensive, ambitious endeavors, but they're also necessary as Uber begins to ponder the prospect of going public.
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Let others ponder the rich stores of knowledge within these places; Braquenier is fascinated by the spaces storing it.
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Chavin testified that after Berman's death, he began to ponder Durst's possible involvement in Berman's death and Kathleen's disappearance.
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Now, of course, all of this loses a little something once you ponder that this is a fake documentary.
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"[We should] ponder upon the potential negative impact of technology, and how to stay clear of it," he says.
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"Today, I am able to ponder those questions and still realize that I deserve to be happy," she added.
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Plenty then for both Southgate and his opposite number Zlatko Dalic to ponder ahead of their meeting in Moscow.
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The show came under fire when ESPN host Sam Ponder showed how she had been attacked by the website.
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Ponder how things could be worse with Miguel Gomes's "Arabian Nights," his fabulistic take on austerity measures in Portugal.
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"Because the meaning of the Civil War remains unresolved, we continue to ponder Lincoln's legacies into the 21st century."
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They also discuss the leaked photo of the upcoming Pixel 4 and ponder the strategy behind the leaked photo.
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Ponder why the fuck it's called Labor Day if it's the one damn day you're not supposed to work.
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"Today, I am able to ponder those questions and still realize that I deserve to be happy," she concluded.
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You begin to ponder the scads of personal information that must have gone into the making of this picture.
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It urges students of the faith to ponder the examples of six pioneering figures, four female and two male.
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I'm here to make sure Function's awareness is high and meet with artists and ponder on the next collaboration.
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And since Intrado hasn't been very transparent about exactly how Beware works, we're only left to ponder the possibilities.
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While we all collectively ponder these queries, let's catch up on all the other Star Wars news out there.
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Seventeen years since its release, we've had plenty of time to ponder the question: who let the dogs out?
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But if it does not reverse the decline, society at large—all of it—has big questions to ponder.
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"Today, I am able to ponder those questions and still realize that I deserve to be happy," she said.
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Clutching plastic bags with their meagre belongings, families wait to be interviewed by officials and ponder their next move.
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Not only could I see with vastly greater granularity than normal, I had time to ponder what I saw.
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Thus, the implications of a Pence presidency are valuable for all of us to ponder —Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Source: Yahoo Finance Source: Yahoo Finance Not a prediction, just something to ponder over the long days of summer.
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It's a mystery he and his team will continue to ponder, perhaps while resting their cheeks in their hands.
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Courbet would have painted an angel for us to ponder, if only he found one willing to show up.
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Which is interesting: As his candle gutters, we're left to ponder whether there was anyone inside that burgundy robe.
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But there are other questions we'll have time to ponder: Will Cersei honor her pledge to hear out Daenerys?
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It was an interesting moral question for us to ponder, like how far would you go to make films.
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I find an empty field to squat behind a bush and ponder the environmentalist possibilities that this field holds.
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I can imagine some reflexive "YES!" answers, but I would take a step back and ponder that question deeply.
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Complications ensue when the pair ponder if they could ever be a real couple outside of their hotel room.
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So why would we have expected this unconventional politician to ponder a campaign for president in a conventional way?
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As I ponder that vision, it makes me want to rethink sending those bull testicles to Collins and Murkowski.
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A.I. technology has for years led military leaders to ponder a future of warfare that needs little human involvement.
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The paradox of seeking inner peace within an atmosphere of armed conflict is left to the viewer to ponder.
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By the time he had completed it, I had had several minutes to ponder the ideas he was expressing.
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The law gives business owners a lot to ponder, but Mr. Oswalt encourages them not to get carried away.
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No matter what subject they focus on, they dive deep into every corner as well as ponder every possibility.
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Ms. Alexander ("10 Things to Do Before I Die") does ponder what it is that makes a good Muslim.
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But of course she did not, and thus we are left to ponder what will define Trump's foreign policy.
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And they have begun to ponder what it all means for a conservative movement they thought they understood better.
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The music of the cosmos might be a good example — it's not catchy but it's really wild to ponder.
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Most students ponder that since snap chat post disappear after 123 hours that it doesn't matter which is false.
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A. finishes the 230ers game while we ponder dinner plans and I read some of my new pregnancy book.
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Trilobites As Americans get ready to carve Thanksgiving turkeys, ponder this question: When was this famous fowl first tamed?
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With only two episodes left and all of the major players gathering in one place, what's left to ponder.
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Here I will just summarize the decision FERC recently made and ponder the grim implications for future federal policy.
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As undocumented youth ponder their fate, they are being portrayed in the media as pawns in a larger game.
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Part 2135 extrapolates out from the theory to ponder about the operational and strategic implications of the F-2135.
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Part 2 extrapolates out from the theory to ponder about the operational and strategic implications of the F-35.
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It wants you to ponder what the income inequality and political posturing of today might look like in 200 years.
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It's at least something to ponder when you watch either comedy for the millionth time in the weeks to come.
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Other uniformed officers arrived at the scene, and allegedly interviewed Ponder and the plain clothes officer separately, the statement charges.
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Ponder that as you paddle in one of the two swimming pools or kick back in the soundproofed private cinema.
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We are not likely to stop and ponder the things we daily pass by and over, but Fish clearly does.
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What, it was hard not to ponder again, would Mourinho and United have done without his predatory instincts this term?
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" It denounced the "crimes" of "Killary Rotten Clinton," and left voters to ponder: "What will happen if Hitlery becomes President?
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While you ponder all that, Tavi Gevinson of Rookie fame has the best impression of Holmes we've seen so far.
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Throughout dinner she forced herself to ponder other topics — taxes and whether she was unhappy with either of her children.
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Eventually, I calmed down enough to ponder whether my ex-boyfriend's mother ever pleaded with him not to dump me.
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PONDER the dire state of infrastructure in America and some other advanced economies, and their governments' fecklessness boggles the mind.
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However, once participants began to ponder the ways in which the world is messy, agreement gave way to revealing divisions.
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The crime scene is in Ponder, a town of about 2,000 residents about 40 miles (65 kilometers) northwest of Dallas.
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Tyson then got very existential and came to ponder how "odd" it is that Earth Day even exists at all.
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Another Mission: Impossible, another chance to ponder subtitle punctuation in a series that already has a colon in the name.
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Owners of the 1000X M1s or M2s pondering whether there's enough here to justify an upgrade should ponder no more.
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It is common practice nowadays to ponder the challenges stacked against en masse adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT).
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The combination draws us in, making us ponder in strictly material terms society's disparities and the price of ignoring history.
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The writers then ponder having Barney sent to jail for a short period of time, for attempted murder (never happened).
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And the enthusiasm has only grown as developers have started to play with ARKit and ponder what they can do.
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In the meantime, we can ponder over the specs behind this powerful beast, that we've known since two months ago.
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In addition to Carver, his victims are Johnny and Meagan Coxie, Beverly Guy, Brian Lucas, Scott Ponder and Chris Sherbert.
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Except Jean, as a character, isn't interesting enough to make you ponder just why she is the way she is.
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And considering Scalia's death and our presidential politics, I ponder what we, as modern Americans, look for in a leader.
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And in another section on class materials, Ponder uploaded a slideshow presentation in 2013 on firearms and the Second Amendment.
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" Before one has time to ponder this sentiment, Locke repeats that "there's more to a soldier than just taking orders.
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In writing self-criticism, the secret is to ponder not truth, justice or cultural norms, but what your reader wants.
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At the news conference, Wright identified the four people killed as Beverly Guy, Brian Lucas, Scott Ponder and Chris Sherbert.
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This year I got to ponder the national idiocy of adopting the Social Security administrative apparatus as a secret identifier.
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The only other quarterback in their organization is Christian Ponder, another first-round bust from the disastrous 2011 quarterback class.
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She's likelier here to ponder what went wrong, or might go wrong ("Worrying Mind"), or probably should ("Easier Than Leaving").
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Dr Capraro argues that previous studies have allowed people to ponder in advance how they can best maximise their gains.
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How to ponder his deep love of family, defined in the broadest terms, and his separate and distinctly unequal clans?
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Instead, he just holds on it, inviting you to fill it with meaning or simply ponder the ineffable with dread.
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While Ashton is an intuitive pupil, preferring to ponder the crux of most problems internally, Brianne favors more explicit instruction.
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Winters's source for his forms is irrelevant because he makes them into something else: shapes to ponder and reflect upon.
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The track's meandering and slow arpeggios over diaphanous synth sweeps can ease existential dread and inspire one to ponder instead.
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The melancholic figures in Jackie K. Seo's sculptures are naked and vunlerable as they seem to ponder the human condition.
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Of course, it can be a bit trippy to ponder such profound biases in the human brain with—what else?
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I ponder the strangeness of the tragedy of our lives ending together, at the same apocalyptic instant, Dad's and mine.
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Ponder that while you view this video of pulsating, shifting colors, and again, please don't stare at it too long.
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Thank you to all the authors whose works make us think, stir emotion and make us ponder the human condition.
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"The BOJ will likely have to ponder additional easing at some point," ex-BOJ Deputy Governor Hirohide Yamaguchi told Reuters.
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I had a highlighter ready to mark the more pavement-thick paragraphs I'd have to go back and re-ponder.
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The summer solstice offers the perfect opportunity to ponder the explosive ball of plasma that makes our very existence possible.
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So I encourage you to ponder this question: What would a more politically persuasive message about climate change sound like?
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Fresh from their triumph, Romashina and Ishchenko will now take a break to ponder whether they want to keep competing.
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Here are three things to ponder for those of us who believe in math, markets and sustaining the American dream.
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Yet, as we heedlessly rush into the future with our arrogant machinery, will we ever stop to ponder the consequences?
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And Mr. Eaton-Salners packed a ton of theme material in his grid, so there is a lot to ponder.
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Our protagonist makes a surprising decision about what to do next, one that will give young readers something to ponder.
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The painter, now 20193, has found new land on several fronts, leaving us to ponder what he might do next.
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CNN's Brian Stelter and Stephen Collinson ponder how the memo once again reveals the deep political divide in this country.
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Perhaps Americans will use these historical events to reflect, ponder and become inspired to demand real tax reform in 2017.
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ANYONE WHO is cursed with a rational mind should ponder Alibaba's faith in eight, the luckiest single digit in China.
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Through the course of the programs, viewers are encouraged to ponder why they spend their money on specific recreational products.
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Their marriage has gone from happy to sour in five years, and Walter is beginning to ponder a way out.
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While the performances fulfill an entertainment function, they still cause me to ponder the weight that black women have carried.
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As the Tories ponder a new leader to replace the tragic Mrs May, that liberal future is once more in play.
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As with all these questions, I don't even have to ponder before I answer with an eyeblink—it's lonesome, of course.
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While universities ponder their next moves, the eSports industry is rapidly advancing, filling its rosters by plucking players from college campuses.
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We are not likely to stop and ponder the things we daily pass by and over, but Julia Fish clearly does.
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One woman in the audience, Neosho Ponder, spoke about her fight against breast cancer and said she was undergoing radiation treatment.
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Harding added: Whoever will take the time to read and ponder Mr. Lothrop Stoddard's book on "The Rising Tide of Color" . . .
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Given all that, one might imagine their leaders would be looking for ways to commemorate and ponder the fall of communism.
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And as much as I hate to ponder it, it's quite possible these will become a new wardrobe staple after all.
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When Gordon died in 1989, she closed the Vanguard for a night to mourn his death and ponder the club's future.
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As market participants ponder the outlook for future monetary policy moves, day-to-day trading this year has vexed some investors.
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"We'll have long weekends," he said on state television, leaving people to ponder what this would mean for schools and stores.
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Even while barely surviving the extremely violent dystopia of The Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen has time to ponder a love triangle.
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Iraqi officials might also ponder novel solutions, he says, such as renting storage at the Ilisu Dam for use when needed.
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The Justice Department began to formally ponder this question in 1973, when both the president and vice president were under investigation.
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"Here's a little naked fact to ponder while Celine Dion changes looks between show," the Vogue caption read alongside the picture.
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Awe Helps You Create Fear triggers the "fight or flight" response in us but awe triggers the "pause and ponder" response.
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It could follow if-then chains and ponder counterfactuals, running mental experiments the way humans do, except with massive robotic knowledge.
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Economists continue to ponder slow-growing wages for American workers, even as the unemployment rate falls to to historically low levels.
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It's good to stop every once in a while, and truly ponder some of the bigger, scarier, existential questions in life.
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" The tweet remained published for several hours before being removed, allowing observers plenty of time to ponder the meaning of "covfefe.
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The disagreement was quickly glossed over by stage host Warwick Davis, leaving Star Wars fans to ponder the truth of it.
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"The appeal might not be over by the time she graduates, but my concern is not for Jamaica," Rhinold Ponder said.
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After her initial conversation with the principal regarding the photo, she apologized and the two had a long conversation, Ponder said.
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Another student submitted a collage of Nazi soldiers marching, but digitally altered his friends' heads over posters bearing swastikas, Ponder said.
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This week we ponder a variety of phenomena in the cosmos, starting with a famous icy moon of Jupiter called Europa.
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Democrats prefer not to ponder the prospect of a future President Ted Cruz issuing executive orders on sensitive social policy matters.
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There's also some new music from the Stranger album to listen to while you ponder this vision of peak Sadboys melancholy.
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Or for however much time is left to ponder What it was We swore we would never play false or squander.
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But the Medicare population is more likely to suffer these drugs' ill effects, too, leaving physicians to ponder troubling trade-offs.
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At the end of the project year, an outside evaluator will measure results, leaving data for Liberia's next administration to ponder.
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Rather than conjuring nature, these surreal elements distract you from the characters as you ponder what Mr. Audi's point may be.
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I doubt party leaders will care what a right-leaning commentator thinks, but they would do well to ponder four admonitions.
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Reading him can be like touring an Ikea with someone who has to ponder the meaning of every variety of lamp.
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Sure, but building up alliances is hard to do -- something to ponder before putting current US alliances on the chopping block.
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After it happened, audiences were left to ponder the weight of that scene without any real explanation from the show itself.
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With Kaepernick gone, the 49ers are without a quarterback on their roster since Gabbert and Christian Ponder are also free agents.
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"Holla at Me Baby" is Khaled's auspicious debut posse cut, with a lineup that is frankly incredible to ponder in 2017.
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And even now, whenever something disturbing happens to me, I ponder again that special circle, and the boring and the worthless .
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Do they ponder the historical context of the words they're giving Mr. Trump to say, or the impact on the country?
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Since the last caravan in the spring, a devastating drought has forced even more people to ponder the uncertainty of migrating.
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But if yen rises affect the economy, prices and financial conditions in Japan significantly, we may need to ponder a response.
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But if Disney's worried enough about its future to ponder this kind of bet, what about the rest of Big Media?
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By way of helping you ponder your problems, we've been inevitably required to grapple with our a few of our own.
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But that's not how things played out, leaving May to ponder why there is "this lingering—even heightening—obsession" with reproduction.
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Lissa, Virginia: "The trouble begins with language: The elite pundits regularly …" This article gives all of us a lot to ponder.
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I was glad for the long line, which gave me time to ponder the theological implications of a slice of pizza.
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He just uses his power and public standing to mess with reality and leaves the American public to ponder his words.
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But their way of life offers much for those dissatisfied with the realities of a hyper-connected urban existence to ponder.
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Then I'll ponder what it means to admit that, what follows from it, and what it means for the fight ahead.
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As the Senate trial prepares to start, Americans of all parties should ponder, is this what they want from their president?
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Here is our list: Cat People Our cat lovers are Caitlin Taylor Landy and Brandon Travis Ponder, who were married Aug.
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She hopes that visitors will sit down and ponder the ecological costs of e-waste — the poisoning of landfills, for instance.
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A fun question to ponder after reading these remarks is on which subjects Zuckerberg will now be willing to offend us.
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It is one of those films which are more beguiling to ponder in retrospect, perhaps, than to watch at the time.
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We held a reunion, gathering to reminisce about "the good old days" and, to a lesser extent, ponder the country's future.
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Let that marinate as you ponder how far the Knicks have veered off course under the stewardship of James L. Dolan.
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But before I can ponder my new life as a victim of robot kidnapping, the vehicle realizes its mistake and reroutes.
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From time to time I would take them out to ponder for a moment, but I never thought to wear them.
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My own view on the matter is: I'm Jewish, and also temperamentally more inclined to ponder secular details than sacred mysteries.
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And ponder this rough week on Block Island, according to the log of the New Shoreham Police Department in Rhode Island.
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But we can all agree to this: it's more interesting to ponder than a digested elephant rotting in the Arizona desert.
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She appeared to take the Amanda Nunes loss equally hard ... essentially going into hiding after UFC 207 to ponder her future.
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Because, while a funny piece of static art can maybe make you laugh, is it going to make you ponder it?
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With Yellen speaking tonight and key data on the calendar for later in the week (ISM, payrolls), there'll be plenty to ponder.
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Rog and Davo look ahead to today's Group F Euro 2016 clash and ponder whether Cristiano Ronaldo will take his shirt off.
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Then we take a dip into the question bucket and ponder the need to "go back!" to previous iconic locations in games.
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The atmosphere was lost to space, and any liquid on the surface quickly disappeared, leaving scientists to ponder where the water went.
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I also like to ponder how I, too, can get my teeth to shine so white that they may blind prospective mates.
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As we pick the next president, this question is useful to ponder, for it is central to how we understand our history.
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We need shows like The Sopranos and Breaking Bad to help us ponder the darkness within humanity, and within ourselves as individuals.
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In the meantime, the decision will have wide-ranging repercussions, as American companies ponder who might be added next to the list.
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We ponder this truth together in the kitchen, where we've moved so she could lean out the window and smoke a cigarette.
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I then ponder the extensive bougie chocolate bar offerings, select a particularly artisanal-looking coconut-and-pecan option, and check out ($19.09).
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If I read about Internet knuckleheads trying, and failing, to crowdsource a murder investigation, I had a character ponder this same concept.
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But we have an entire year to ponder this theory, and the many others that seem to surface with each passing day.
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The team also had to ponder how to measure morality in hell when standards of right and wrong change with the times.
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As people in Derry ponder these tough spiritual messages, inspiring to some and unacceptable to others, a hard truth is coming home.
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One centrist told the gathering to ponder a shocking development: that their "party of the working class" is seen as "against jobs".
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"Kahaani 2" moves swiftly from past to present, leaving no time for the audience to ponder the many inconsistencies in the narrative.
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Since his brother death, Cory has had a son, an experience that has made him ponder his father's alleged actions with horror.
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Hawking and Hartle were thus led to ponder the possibility that the universe began as pure space, rather than dynamical space-time.
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Not only do trolls target Ponder for her job and appearance, they target her for how she raises her kids as well.
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Baneful Medicine looks to the past, but offers an opportunity to ponder bodily autonomy, informed consent, and medical practice in the present.
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Sofia Richie is a musing cover girl with a mystery rose ... and a whole roller rink to herself to ponder past relationships.
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"It was not my intention to have this imagery or the part of the N-word in the yearbook," Ponder told CNN.
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Ponder said that when she took the photo, she showed it to her parents and made it her cover photo on Facebook.
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It is, however, a brilliant companion piece to Barton Fink, leaving the viewer with plenty to ponder once the laughs have subsided.
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It's something his employers, who have done more than most to promote a passive and consumerist sporting culture, may wish to ponder.
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I began to ponder the real big issues of the day: Like what would this room look like if everyone were monkeys?
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But when the dust settled, Blankenship fell flat, prompting the downtrodden candidate to openly ponder whether attacking McConnell had hurt his chances.
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While lawmakers continue to ponder the need for increased regulation in the tech sector, Hoefflinger said this might not be the answer.
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But when liberals ponder evidence of incivility in our culture, they should not confuse civil engagement with the need for common courtesy.
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The weakest links in the chain, like the growers or the drug mules, do not ponder whether it is right or wrong.
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It's an inconvenient truth that defenders of the JCPOA might ponder as they continue to ignore Iran's ongoing defiance of its provisions.
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Rick Spielman's first class as GM, in 2011, was widely panned—his first pick was Christian Ponder—but he grew from that.
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There are lots of questions raised by this tape, but the best thing you can do is ponder it on your own.
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The two retired to the patio for an emergency gala-summit, leaving Walter and I to ponder the possibilities of the afternoon.
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Asteroid Day is a nascent holiday, but already it offers a wide range of ways to ponder the capriciousness of the cosmos.
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I knew in 2010 that he would do just that as the camera showed him alone in an office to ponder it.
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Even as they ponder the vagaries and vagueness of time and mortality, Gogo and Didi often communicate in squeaky Mickey Mouse voices.
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Els has two more months to ponder his four captain's picks, and he said late-year form will be an important factor.
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But conservatives who want their politics to be pan-ethnic might ponder two initial changes in how they approach racism and race.
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Doe may be irrelevant in a strictly legal sense, but there are strong reasons to resurrect its memory and ponder it today.
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That's an approach America's allies and potential foes alike will ponder, and it will not necessarily make the world a safer place.
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Wealthier Americans might ponder the future of football, Irvin said, but poor and middle-class kids were betting their future on football.
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We continue to ponder whether charges of being a neoliberal will hurt him, and whether his passion sometimes comes across as overdramatic.
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And in the end, it's vital to remember that this is a story told through Jojo's eyes, and for adults to ponder.
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As the cops ponder forensics, none show the slightest interest in solving the word puzzle, which looks like a big honking hint.
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Critic's Notebook A vibrant visual arts community offers museums and alternative spaces in which to commune and ponder how to move forward.
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Certainly the performances give you plenty to ponder in showing how we now read life, with or without fate, as everyone's tragedy.
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Jodie Mack and Leeza Meksin ponder the signifying potential of abstraction, particularly around displays of patterns and materials, and their figurative associations.
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And, frankly, it makes Southside With You the unexpected gift that makes you ponder what Tanne, Sumpter, and Sawyer will do next.
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I spoke to Gray about the wide range of ways in which to ponder your place in a cold and unfathomable universe.
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Indeed indeed, I cannot tell, / Though I ponder on it well, / Which were easier to state, / All my love or all my hate.
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Today, we ponder the Bose Wave, the infomercial's favorite speaker—a speaker, that, as it turns out, was a Christmas gift of sorts.
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A widow wonders why incident led to violence Melissa Brackman, widow of shop owner Scott Ponder, has a different version of the events.
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Perfect for moms who are setting out to a café to ponder their childhood memories and wax poetic on the nature of memoir.
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" True appears to have arrived earlier this month, with Ponder writing on June 10, "For all those who have sent messages, called, etc.
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We have so many more episodes left to find out the truth, and probably so many more theories to ponder along the way.
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Instead of wondering whether AI can replace a job, it is better to ponder whether it could replace humans at a specific task.
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The 49ers aren't finding young players with a future; they're a waypost for last-chance talents like Gabbert, Christian Ponder, and Shaun Draughn.
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Image: PixabayFinally, there's a more philosophical question to ponder: does the officiation of the Anthropocene by a group of hidebound academics really matter?
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I should point out, it is normally rock solid – I ponder how many orgs will globally turn it off due to this outage.
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But these are all important questions for a still-young democracy to ponder as it embarks on another seven-decade period of growth.
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Soft strings have replaced menacing keyboard trickle; lyrics that describe first-person intimacy have replaced lyrics that ponder alienation as a social tendency.
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Ideally, Helfand hopes that with After Pop Life people can ponder and appreciate Prince as a meaningful artist, not just a pop star.
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The housing crisis at the heart of the Great Recession may have left many would-be buyers gun-shy, suggested Crissinda Ponder, Bankrate.
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As market participants ponder the outlook for future monetary policy moves, day-to-day trading so far this year has vexed some investors.
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But before we all go off to ponder the nature of our reality, let's assess the predictions from earlier in the night. 1.
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These may seem like capital-Q Questions, but that's the beauty of Jupiter going retrograde — you have plenty of time to ponder them.
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Michele Tuck-Ponder, for example, made a pilgrimage here from Princeton, NJ to see this small but monumental exhibition, Towns's first museum show.
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I ponder this in the back of Roth's car, as I talk with Maisa, the mother of Lian, a three-year-old girl.
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Or drink it as you catch up on episodes of The Bachelor and ponder the meaninglessness of love in the age of capitalism.
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Without seeking to ruin the fun, below are some considerations on office pools for senior management, legal, compliance, and HR departments to ponder.
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I poke my head in antique stores; I skip between puddles; I ponder over various collections of mallard ducks for far too long.
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Fusing a story of sustainability and animal welfare, the chromatic and playful sculptures fabricated from found objects ponder the future of the environment.
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Unfortunately, her friend plays dumb, leaving Offred to ponder the fact that she may have outed herself as a member of the resistance.
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This leads one to ponder, why are the people of Bangladesh not speaking out more in favor of the rights of minority women?
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They may not "get it" the first time around, but without the exposure, they won't be able to ponder the experience years later.
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She tells Adam Bryant at The New York Times that she likes when people take time to ponder the question and answer thoughtfully.
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But if hanging out with Norman Lear makes you ponder your own mortality, you can be pretty sure he's not thinking about it.
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Mr. Ponder, 37, works in New York as a senior fund-raiser, managing a portfolio of corporate donors for the American Red Cross.
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You will have time to ponder them as you wait to pounce on a seat at one of the long wooden communal tables.
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The man was apparently teaching his 14-year-old daughter how to drive and was incensed that Ponder would do such a thing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Lavendra, the current exhibition at American Medium gallery, viewers ponder '406s R&B and its agency.
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No longer are they waking up every morning to ponder — or, more to the point, worry — about what exactly their apartment is worth.
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It's the kind of stuff that makes you ponder life, our fleeting stint in the universe and the unrelenting, forward march of time.
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Home for good, she has the leisure to ponder her friendship with M. and how it has colored her view of her past.
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Democrats should also ponder ways to secure enforcement of any court victories — especially if they suspect the president may try to defy them.
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This has forced many to take a step back and ponder the very nature of pain, to understand how best to alleviate it.
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And legislatures in some states, like Colorado, have begun to ponder whether the political and legal toll from partisan redistricting outweighs the advantages.
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While Democrats ponder going to court, Mr. Trump will take his case to the court of public opinion, or at least his base.
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This is something we ponder every time The Sunday Times publishes its annual Rich List, a poor relation to Forbes magazine's World's Billionaires.
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Mordicai Gerstein, a writer, illustrator and master storyteller whose books created magical worlds where young readers could ponder big questions, died on Sept.
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Ankara gravitates toward Moscow, while we ponder the future of NATO and the safety of our forces and nukes at Incirlik air base.
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Patrons of the Museum of Pizza can ponder the question, "If it wasn't on Instagram, did it ever happen?" asked founder Kareem Rahma.
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Don't allow yourself to be rushed into ordering before you are ready, though you may want an aperitif or cocktail while you ponder.
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It's worth pausing, this Fourth of July, to ponder this facet of Jefferson's deep wisdom, and how well we've lived up to it.
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On this occasion, it is reasonable to ponder what the CCP's accomplishments might be, and the answer is that they created a dystopia.
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Perfect for grandmothers who are setting out to a café to ponder their childhood memories and wax poetic on the nature of memoir.
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But now that there was no script left to follow, now that the body was gone, meaning was all there was to ponder.
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As summer winds down and college students ponder the return to classes, it's time to consider what to bring to school this fall.
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Players must be retired for five years before they appear on a ballot, and maybe that is enough time to ponder a candidate.
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As the arena erupted in glee in the aftermath of McConnell's shot, the Knicks were left to ponder where their season has gone.
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The market is having a tough time because it is having to ponder lots of issues outside of the usual expertise of traders.
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Whatever else Congress does, it should ponder the lessons of history and of the contemporary strategic scene and fund this program as needed.
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Otherwise, those top-level advisers and the many professionals supporting them should ponder whether they can continue to work for the Trump administration.
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While we all ponder that notion, Sweden's diplomats and foreign aid workers will continue to deliver lectures on gender equality to other countries.
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Instead, it seems more logical to ponder why a neighborhood with its own conga organization isn't on top of everyone's house-hunting list.
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You really don't have to believe in the murky myth messiness — or ponder the belabored subject matter — to find his retrospective physically impressive.
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Dee also represents Adrian Piper, so there was one lone piece in the gallery that, for me, had some meaningful content to ponder.
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Given that his shocking victory completely upended the division—which is currently more stacked than ever—that's a very interesting question to ponder.
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Well, here's a scarier proposition for you and your fellow media executives to ponder while roasting marshmallows by the fire at Davos next week.
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However, according to ESPN's Sam Ponder, the examination—if there was one at all—was not nearly as comprehensive as it needed to be.
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Sterling says the image is so striking and awe-inspiring that few viewers ever think to ponder the potential downsides of the Star Child.
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And in the last month, Trump's erratic tweets and conflicting policy statements from his cabinet nominees have given investors plenty of uncertainty to ponder.
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If you've ever heard him ponder about his heritage, a DNA test kit from Ancestry could be the answer to all of his questions.
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You can sit outside by the fountains and ponder on a film or exhibition you've just seen or just wander in for a gander.
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While you ponder that important question, here are some things you might have missed over the past week—most of which include Donald Trump.
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Perhaps it is also time to ponder what ideals, no matter how far-fetched, are worth striving for now—and how to achieve them.
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Katrina became a prism through which to ponder the issues that have always concerned the city's chroniclers: race, history, madness, identity, survival and death.
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Later he spoke on state television, clutching a crucifix, and said that the pontiff had given him several books and "personal reflections" to ponder.
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Did they use the occasion to ponder aloud the mysteries of their creed, or the wisdom gained in decades of service to the faithful?
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Wednesday, Hinojosa said, Painter walked into Simpson's house in Ponder, where she was at home with her boyfriend and three children, and opened fire.
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Stymied by yet another of Baron Fellowes's arrested plot developments, Daisy wanders back downstairs to ponder the pendulum swings of her fevered little brain.
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Others used it as a place to ponder tech questions, such as the poor battery life they've experienced since updating to the latest iOS.
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So, it's no surprise that she's taken the time to really ponder the meaning of her own roles, and the films she stars in.
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Here's something for the bondholders to ponder as they're hitting their pillows: What if inflation runs at 13.5 percent, as it did in 1980?
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"Members of the Ponder Police Department arrived on the scene first and they discovered the bodies of the deceased inside the house," he says.
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Your impulsive nature is part of your charm, Virgo, but this month we'd urge you to carefully ponder all possible repercussions of your actions.
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Some children might consider the leaps in this book too great, others will return to ponder the cinematic images and puzzle out the connections.
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The Aussie was on course for its fifth consecutive day of losses as investors ponder how far the Australian central bank will lower rates.
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"The BOJ will likely have to ponder additional easing at some point," Yamaguchi told Reuters on Thursday before the European Central Bank's policy meeting.
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As we approach Easter, that egg-filled holiday, here's something to ponder: Did the cast of Laguna Beach all agree to procreate in 2017?
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Ponder didn't specify the details surrounding the medical emergency -- but says the surgery was a success and now Price is at home and recovering.
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"I'm going to let all of you ponder that last question," the first female presidential nominee replied with a grin at a press conference.
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Another way to explain the slaughter in Orlando is to ponder the hatred in the shooter's heart, and its apparent links to religious extremism.
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Whatever your answer — for food, for beauty, for peace, for escape, for muscle tone — there are books aplenty to help you ponder root causes.
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Smith, therefore, has been forced to ponder the possibility that his famous business partner, the face of their food brand, could leave the city.
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The group would ponder things like whether the historical figure triggered a watershed change or if he or she were from an underrepresented group.
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I sit in the hospital and ponder the Amtrak website, the American Airlines website, and I cannot bring myself to buy a ticket home.
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If you've ever heard him ponder about his heritage, a DNA test kit from MyHeritage could be the answer to all of his questions.
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It turned out to be an art stunt about celebrating public spaces, but it inspired Mr. Haspiel to ponder why Brooklyn had given up.
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Two years is a long freaking time to sit around and ponder a feature that so clearly would receive thunderous applause from all sides.
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With categories like "To Ponder", "To Remember", and "To Buy", they can keep track of everything they need to accomplish in the near future.
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So the next time you're scrambling the eggs you bought at that corner bodega, ponder how you might be eating dinosaur produce for breakfast.
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State of the art: If, as TechCrunch told us a year ago, "Stories are the new News Feed," there are some drawbacks to ponder.
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While you ponder that, we'll leave you with this video of a gay guy watching straight VR porn for the first time at SXSW.
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This season was agonizing with the on-again, off-again dynamic between Liza and Charles, and now we're left to ponder their uneasy expressions.
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Quickly and concisely, they construct a world, pull you in and, if they're good, spit you back out to ponder some deep life questions.
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Plot twists toward the end of the play alter our perspective on the characters' ever-evolving relationship and make us ponder who's using who.
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Next, she stops to ponder a blue jay, chattering madly as it flits between the flowering cherry and pear trees that line the block.
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Here's just 10 for you to ponder as you rewatch this and build out your relationship goals, or whatever you smitten kids say nowadays.
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Words to ponder as the attorney general, now in his second tour leading the Justice Department, expresses concern over the reach of government surveillance.
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Sam Ponder, the host of the high-profile "Sunday N.F.L. Countdown," tweeted screenshots from Barstool articles that included crude and derogatory statements about her.
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There is little doubt this new anti-press strategy is designed to make news organizations pause and ponder before engaging in criticism of Trump.
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They might be great for your physical comfort, but there's good reason to ponder whether they're a great fit for your state of mind.
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" — What you need to know before CES: "For one week a year, thousands of people gather here to ponder some of life's big questions.
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But perhaps they should ponder how well even their own children will fare if our country is run by people such as Don Blankenship.
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How history will judge him for his abstinence remains to be seen, but until then, there are 43 other imbibers-in-chief to ponder.
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The thought experiment is instructive because it compels us to ponder some of the fundamental forces shaping American culture and politics at the moment.
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Haldane began by asking a profound philosophical question that we should all ponder occasionally: Why are dogs better than humans at catching a Frisbee?
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Journalists and the media just ponder and postulate and chase their tails and regurgitate what Mr. Trump wants us all to hear and accept.
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This is a good thing, and something you should think about as you sign up for classes and ponder whether college is worth it.
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These are among the questions Communist Party officials must ponder when planning weddings or funerals, the party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection said this week.
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During the exchange, Katz even suggests Ponder had confused him for Portnoy, who himself has been accused of having published plenty of terrible hot takes.
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It also is a special sacred space to me, as I can mull, meditate, ponder, and day dream in my comfortable chair and get inspired.
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"I have had people walk up to me and say things to my face about my parenting and mothering," Ponder told Sports Illustrated last December.
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The finale gave us the apocalypse that was promised all season, and with it plenty of mysteries to ponder until the show returns in 2020.
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In it, a mysterious visitation by aliens prompts the Earth's linguists to ponder the nature of our language and thus, duh-duh-dum, time itself.
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"We come to ponder the terrible force unleashed in the not so distant past," Obama said after laying a wreath at a Hiroshima peace memorial.
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The US needs national leadership on these issues, in part because disasters are growing in scale and intensity beyond what any municipality can reasonably ponder.
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"I'm not a big fan of extreme films or torture or watching people suffer, so it's strange that I love this movie," Ms. Ponder said.
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If you've ever heard your dad ponder about his heritage, a DNA test kit from Ancestry could be the answer to all of his questions.
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The women were asked to write every day for at least fifteen minutes, quickly, not stopping to ponder too long or let themselves be distracted.
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Henry Talbot invites the Crawleys to watch him race — prompting Lord and Lady Grantham to ponder what their Mary, quite contrary, sees in the man.
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Here's something I do ponder more the deeper I get into the show: How much of her performative fundamentalism does June actually kinda believe now?
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We'll see where Facebook chooses to take the direction of this year's developer conference, but we've got a few more months to ponder it further.
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Amanda Simpson survived what police say was Justin Painter&aposs fatal shooting of the children, her boyfriend and himself at her home in Ponder, Texas.
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It's interesting, then, to ponder what Scott and other millennial naysayers might think of Netflix's new release of the animated feature film The Little Prince.
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Finally, Philae's tumultuous landing, and the quest to rediscover it afterwards, has given scientists and engineers plenty of lessons to ponder when designing future missions.
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Photos that sometimes, but not always, include Love among his brothers-in-hoops, leaving tea leaf-reading fans to ponder what it might all mean.
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So if you don't have the stomach to ponder the hard truths of today—you really should, though—there's a cleaner route you can take.
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Photo source: Mobike Photo source: Mobike Those affected won't have much time to ponder, but feel "unbalanced" and "upset" about the company's "one-sided" decision.
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You can listen to it below and ponder exactly what part James Blake played in shifting the sound of rap over the last few years.
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Carl Sagan's legendary documentary series Cosmos taught an entire generation invaluable lessons about astronomy while making people ponder the universe—and their place in it.
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The attack was not something that could be perpetrated by a generic hacker operating out of his or her bed, as Trump loves to ponder.
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Do I expect you to take 10 seconds to ponder this and then magically accomplish 10 years' worth of dreams in the next few months?
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The 31-year-old, who is married to San Francisco 49ers quarterback Christian Ponder, has a daughter named Scout, and another baby on the way.
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Nevertheless, the show offers an opportunity to ponder bodily autonomy, informed consent, and how modern-day medical practice still reflects the prejudices of today's society.
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It was only a partnership with the Grammy Museum that apparently convinced them, which is frankly too depressing a notion to ponder for too long.
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Jamaica Ponder was suspended Friday, just days before her graduation, after administrators noticed the content in a photo she submitted to the yearbook in January.
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Mrs Clinton urged voters to ponder what it means that Mr Trump recently hired as his campaign chief executive Stephen Bannon, the boss of Breitbart.
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While you do, why not ponder the deep spiritual mysteries of "Sandstorm," like: why is the music video about a turf war between courier firms?
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But as Russia's latest strongman enters his late 60s and Russia begins to ponder who might follow him, he seems equally desperate to be feared.
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I think a good leader needs to seriously ponder if he or she wants Taiwan's economy to develop and its people to have stable lives.
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I've heard officers ponder the notion of a sudden onset of "blue flu," where many of them suddenly call in "sick" at the same time.
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The album is streaming below, so listen to it sing as we ponder, how will the heavenly bodies bring us a step closer to truth?
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Though endlessly interesting to ponder and try to eek out trends, this falls more into the realm of pop-statistics, not hard data-driven study.
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Another enigma I often ponder, a truly baffling enigma, maybe the most baffling of all enigmas known to man, because Henry is The Record Collector.
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Young Dinesh also has a tendency to ponder all with the flair of an educated philosopher rather than a high school student battered by war.
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Danger of fighting Trump's fire with fire The exchange may prompt some caution among Democrats as they ponder the best way to take on Trump.
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Wheels Pull up a chair and ponder a part of the automobile that drivers may take for granted but that the manufacturers do not: seats.
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Cole wanted you to stare off into the impending destruction of a landscape and ponder the sublime beauty of it all — which, man, I did.
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So let's return to Adam Smith's birthplace and ponder these questions: Should we impose a tariff on Americans vacationing at Scotland's Trump International Golf Links?
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Today, the walls of the Meera Grand Jumma Mosque are still pockmarked with bullet scars, a memory of hatred preserved for each generation to ponder.
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" Other outlets, like USA Today's For the Win blog, surfaced audio from a Barstool show in which Portnoy calls on Ponder to be more "slutty.
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Duke can go a few rounds in the boxing ring, but he can also bring you to tears or make you quietly ponder your existence.
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While "devastated," it leaves the Englishman plenty of time to ponder his next move, which according to Turkish journalist Haluk Ayyildiz, could be to Miami.
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So, next time you eat, ponder for a moment the tiny seaweed that may have made it all possible, hundreds of millions of years ago.
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" One has to wonder why a U.S. senator would even pause to ponder whether or not "outlawing protected free speech activity violates our basic constitution.
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Ponder this: Global confidence in the United States has fallen to the lowest level since Gallup started conducting this poll more than a decade ago.
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In thinking of starting a family of my own, I ponder the merits of a nomadic life and of growing up in one family home.
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There are undoubtably many, many photos of this nature, so we must ponder the significance of this selection, because Swift's actions are all carefully considered.
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The artists of a Coney Island tattoo parlor paused in their work to examine a photograph of a dead woman's tattoo and ponder its origin.
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Deval Patrick, the former governor of Massachusetts, jumped into the race last week, while former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg continues to ponder a bid.
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First place in the Metropolitan Division is theirs, at least for the moment, giving their fans reason to ponder their playoff possibilities in the spring.
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Lynn Berger, a New York-based career coach, suggested taking time to ponder what work means to you and what you get out of it.
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Characters debate the nature of evil, ponder American exceptionalism and question the moral difference between dealing mass death in an instant and delivering destruction piecemeal.
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There is no change to our view to ponder various ideas, including a combination of these steps, depending on what's most appropriate at the time.
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But have you ever stopped to ponder what the word " Commonwealth" really means and why it's applied to some states and territories but not others?
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Portnoy called Ponder a "fucking slut" and said in a blog post that her top job requirement was to "make men hard," the Huffington Post notes.
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Ignoring the request of Ponder, Remy's housemate who asks "Please don't open this," Antoni pops open the lid from the spinach, and *sigh* he smells it.
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AncestryDNA Kit If you've ever heard him ponder about his heritage, a DNA test kit from Ancestry could be the answer to all of his questions.
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Earlier this year Google convened an expert group to ponder the ethics of its artificial-intelligence endeavours (it was disbanded after employee protests over its composition).
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As you lean in to your geekery this May the 4th, take some time to ponder some of the biggest mysteries of the Star Wars canon.
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And it shifted the conversation in a healthy way: Instead of wondering if Carl might die, fans could instead ponder what that death might look like.
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As scientists and futurists ponder food's future, some have suggested that perhaps creepy-crawlies will play a role as an important source of protein for humans.
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You can visit a dome-encapsulated rainforest, observe the dizzying jellyfish in their tanks, or ponder a wave of sea lion skulls stuck to a wall.
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It must be difficult to ponder such a thing when the entire blockbuster videogame industry seems intent on getting you to preorder every game, every time.
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Party grandees appalled by their nominee's success should ponder how they have spent years denouncing Washington as corrupt, and accusing Democrats of threatening the country's future.
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A man shot his ex-wife, their three children, her boyfriend, and himself at a home in small-town Ponder, Texas, Wednesday morning, officials there said.
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Both parties should ponder the effects of an estimated $80m spent by groups from out of state on Nevada's Senate race, dwarfing spending by the candidates.
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If you find it tiresome to ponder what minute variations of men's vests can mean for professional status, just imagine the war zone that is womenswear.
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That keeps a moderately stable U.S. economy at odds with much of the rest of the world, leaving experts to ponder whether the imbalance can last.
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That finding raises as many questions as it answers: palaeontologists must now ponder when and why sauropods made the switch from eating meat to eating plants.
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While we wait for Google to complete its investigation, the interesting question to ponder is what exactly Google is hoping to achieve with its Pixel phones.
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As the inhabitants have left for other worlds, those who remain are left to ponder the future and if their way of life is worth maintaining.
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As someone who doesn't drink coffee, I'm sometimes forced to ponder whether I've escaped an unhealthy addiction or if I've just been asleep my whole life.
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On Monday, the ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown host shared a series of black-and-white photos featuring newborn Price, whose arrival Ponder announced on July 23.
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The air will soon be getting frostier, you're beginning to ponder your holiday travel plans, and a pile of charity solicitations is jammed in your mailbox.
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Some sceptics ponder how effectively the FA would manage its windfall and whether Mr Khan's bid should be used to draw out other, more lucrative offers.
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While analysts ponder the Chinese jigsaw puzzle, the London market remains ambivalent about whether to buy back into a bull narrative that appeared to have unraveled.
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" When asked if the criticism was related to a double standard applied to women, Clinton said, "I'm going to let you all ponder that last question.
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A source told Reuters on Tuesday that Continental was continuing to ponder all options for its future corporate structure and kept reviewing its combustion-engine business.
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RETIREMENT SAVING, LONG-TERM CARE Among the other questions to ponder: How will we reform our retirement saving system to increase coverage and low-cost saving?
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Ponder this every time you fire up your computer hard drive, or when a loved one receives life-saving cancer treatment -- both rely on Townes' lasers.
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She also wants to ponder things related to her own body and sexuality, with all of the empowerment, agency, fear and anxiety that come with it.
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OPINION: Betsy DeVos, education and race Like so many political positions to ponder, future debate over the place of school choice may pivot on DeVos herself.
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More than a year after the shootings, authorities got a tip that Scott Ponder was sterile, even though his wife, Melissa, had recently had a baby.
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These games aren't interested in having the animals die so you can ponder life and death without the supposed safety net of the human social contract.
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Here's a question to ponder: if Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"Stranger to Stranger" is a set of songs that crack jokes and ponder questions about love, death, spirituality, baseball, economic inequality, brain chemistry and music itself.
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Notice the flame in its simplicity, and ponder the ironic fact that humanity has reached its demise using the same intelligence with which it mastered fire.
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Linda Greenhouse Anyone interested in the future of the Supreme Court might ponder a three-sentence order the court issued on the last day of August.
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On his profile, Mr. Ponder was wearing a sweater with a cat in a Santa hat, and Ms. Landy was intrigued by his sense of humor.
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Ms. Glaser and her comedian friends return from hiatus to ponder more sex and relationships, including cuddle parties, a parade for bisexuals and the female orgasm.
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"Un Par De Lugares" is a glittering exhortation with a four-on-the-floor dance beat, and lyrics that ponder our therapeutic response to emotional pain.
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Main Street and Wall Street continue to ponder whether wage growth, as measured by average hourly earnings, will ever get back above the 3-percent level.
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It's a question I've been asking myself as I ponder this — my last column for The New York Times after 14 years working at the newspaper.
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It was a question about whether robots should be considered unfit for any human tasks that really caused Brooks to ponder their place in the world.
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Bruni: Don't get me started on "The Shape of Water," whose swampy charms elude me to a point where I can't ponder the politics of it.
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The kind of misfire to send me rushing to the theatre in my Nomi Malone nails to ponder all of the collateral beauty around me onscreen.
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It felt like a bad dream, leaving my group to ponder what had just happened to as we stood outside, under the silent and full moonlight.
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It's very comfortable and peaceful in my "happy place" with plenty of room for me to move around, sit, stand, ponder, and dance with my work.
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The film feels like it wants me to ponder it, to find whether there are any sides of this dark drama that might be considered comedy.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Some productions of "Othello" chill the blood or, at the very least, make you ponder afresh the human capacity for psychic abrasion.
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" Then Weiss urges skeptics to ponder the maxim that "in matters clandestine, the more absurd an adventure appears the more likely it is to be true.
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The earnings announcement has spurred analysts and investors to ponder whether Snap, whose initial public offering in March was celebrated on Wall Street, is in trouble.
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It is this very question, which Amazon apparently hopes you're too stupid to ponder, that is posed by the latest ham-fisted attempt to improve Alexa.
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It's where you ponder life, where you hang out when you want to aimlessly scroll on your phone, and where you do your most important business.
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At their apogee, the Sex Pistols inspired pundits on the evening news to ponder, in all seriousness, whether the decline of Western civilization had finally arrived.
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Can it not ponder why the brains of young men ostensibly being educated are pounded on the football field for the money and delight of others?
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As many begin to ponder everything they are grateful for this Thanksgiving, former President Barack Obama is reminding everyone to give back to those in need.
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To ponder a life made better with the purchase of a needlepoint cushion featuring the mopey mugs of Bosco and Orso, Mr. Michele's Boston terriers ($22,2700).
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More recently, digital media companies have also started to struggle, leading many outlets to ponder joining with rivals to increase their chances of long-term survival.
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As the investigation unfolds, take a moment to ponder a fund-raising project that Mr. Borker, who now prefers Vito to Vitaly, has posted to GoFundMe.
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While analysts ponder the Chinese jigsaw puzzle, the London market remains ambivalent about whether to buy back into a bull narrative that appeared to have unravelled.
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In a report published Tuesday in the journal eLife, researchers at Harvard Medical School said it was time to ponder a startling new prospect: synthetic embryos.
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What he has yet to ponder, I suspect, is whether such devices can, or should, be programmed to fulfill the other functions that soccer fans demand.
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With the NHL season on an indefinite hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, players have plenty of time to ponder the potential return of the sport.
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Tongue Tide, curated by Christina Freeman and Emireth Herrera, invites us all to play a little more with language, and to ponder other languages besides English.
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