But this is something I've pondered in therapy as well.
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"We pondered that for a really long time," Sater said.
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"I'm trying to think of deliciousness and nutrition," Madison pondered.
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Many people pondered what Kate and William might call him.
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"I don't know if it's squishy," a researcher pondered aloud.
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Religion is constantly being talked about, debated, pondered, worried about.
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He paused and pondered in a moment of sincere reflection.
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There is no thought that has not already been pondered.
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Once the city calmed down, he pondered his next move.
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Ms. Burleigh pondered the question in an interview on Friday.
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After the ceremony, he pondered the question for a moment.
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He tore out a page and pondered what to write.
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He pondered and turned his argument around with remarkable agility.
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Unable to fall asleep, Rivera pondered finding something to protect himself.
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"Think about the show I could do in Vegas," she pondered.
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Even so, the demon hissed, and pondered taking bloody, demonstrative action.
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" So, he pondered his role: "This is going to be good.
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Briefly, Seiff pondered the women's disfigurement but pushed the thought away.
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I've lived it, thought about it, pondered it academically and philosophically.
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"Did it have to be such a big deal?" they pondered.
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I pondered their struggles as I polished off wing after wing ...
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She pondered cashing in her 401(k) to pay the mortgage.
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After years of stardom in Pop Art, he pondered his future.
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Correa has also publicly pondered asking the international community for loans.
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But we're not concepts, ideologies or philosophical questions to be pondered.
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For millennia, introspective thinkers have pondered the great questions of existence.
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Every word has to be pondered before it becomes a word.
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They leave impressions to be pondered and stories to be told.
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S. trade deal, while investors pondered over the latest economic data.
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Ruben Gallego has openly pondered his own Senate run in 2020.
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Some pondered about who they'd like to kiss in the upcoming game.
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So as the Pean family pondered its options, I did other reporting.
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It's a question advertising executives have pondered since the beginning of time.
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Early Zionists pondered making it the national language of the Jewish state.
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Trump on Tuesday pondered aloud that maybe, just maybe, Cruz was wrong.
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I pondered this image of Nunez performing medical procedures in a car.
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He openly pondered retirement last offseason, but he returned for another campaign.
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First, she pondered why Fox News anchors couldn't pronounce her name correctly.
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Trump had publicly pondered "what good is NATO" prior to the meetings.
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Many of the market tweaks being implemented or pondered are ... not good.
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Meanwhile, Jackson pondered trade offers leading up to the 2017 NBA draft.
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Goodman's funeral, and he pondered the decades of anguish for both women.
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I pondered the citizens' movement, the political transformation and my beautiful China.
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Sitting in his office, arms folded, brows furrowed, Snead pondered that possibility.
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Economists, starting with Adam Smith, have long pondered the diamond-water paradox.
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A bunch of people pondered about the literary inspiration behind the tweet.
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Since then, Ms. Trump, 35, has pondered making some items in-house.
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For a while I pondered whether any further theme embellishments were possible.
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Every word has to be pondered over before it becomes my word.
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Turning to five rising sculptors, we pondered their thoughts on trends and predictions.
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Or a deep dive into the most perplexing conspiracies ever pondered by humankind?
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Though, have you ever pondered why exactly they fall the way they do?
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Britain pondered what to do with Julian Assange, a co-founder of WikiLeaks.
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Elsewhere, currency moves were limited as investors pondered the shifting scenarios for Brexit.
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The trolley meme isn't merely a philosophical conundrum that we pondered this year.
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Additionally, the court remained fully staffed while the Senate pondered Justice Fortas's nomination.
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And in a moment of philosophical reflection, West pondered the future of slang.
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He saw, he read, he pondered, and he transformed the ineffable into sound.
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One prominent soccer website has pondered whether the whole thing was a hoax.
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As I pondered this, I glanced around the room, searching for the fedora.
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"How can it really be that our Fidel is dead?" she pondered aloud.
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"Why does Google have anything to say about the 5G plan," Posobiec pondered.
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In the months following the sale, Bansal pondered what to do with himself.
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I pondered this as we zigzagged around mountain passes and zipped through tunnels.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT He pondered for a beat, then added: "And other world leaders.
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I pondered Faulkner's lines again recently, as I lay awake at 1 a.m.
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Among the weighty subjects pondered by literary intellectuals, dance seldom rates very high.
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The Thread RE: RUDENESS Rachel Cusk pondered what it means to be polite.
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Commentators pondered the effect on the president's base, women and other demographic groups.
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Soft-spoken with weathered skin and a buzzcut, Quirindongo pondered his limited options.
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The president triggered widespread criticism when he pondered why the Civil War happened.
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I pondered how to construct impromptu blockades to delay or confuse an attacker.
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Other writers who have pondered this problem believe that it's not so easy.
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Steve King, who publicly pondered last month why white supremacy was considered bad.
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The letter asks a question many have pondered in the aftermath of Fowler's essay.
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Michael Aman, the retired owner of an electronics business, pondered this for a moment.
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European politicians looked on aghast, as they pondered whether to give Britain more time.
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Eliizabeth pondered for a bit, before sharing her true feelings about another Clinton candidacy.
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All these irritating memories came rushing back as Mr. Conrad pondered his father's suggestion.
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Duluc thought for a bit as he pondered his marks, then called his office.
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I pondered if we should abort the trip, but decided to stick with it.
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The idea is so ubiquitous that most people have never even pondered an alternative.
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In classrooms all around the state, teachers pondered how to keep their students safe.
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"Don't get me wrong: He's good," she said as she pondered the seasons ahead.
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As Billie Holiday sang "As Time Goes By" on the jukebox, I pondered fame.
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In the article, he pondered how to get it back down to ground level.
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When I met someone who was a financial planner, I pondered my retirement planning.
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Our chief fashion critic pondered that, and the other themes of the shows. 8.
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Even as he worked on medical devices, Kamen pondered the future of urban transportation.
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In his day, the philosopher René Descartes pondered the difference between humans and machines.
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I pondered the larger questions of how culture and values are transmitted and internalized.
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Is a story a puzzle to be solved or a mystery to be pondered?
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A day earlier, Fox News host Brian Kilmeade pondered if Omar was an American.
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Others pondered the meaning of an upside-down American flag as a symbol of distress.
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The bottom line: Adeptus, which pondered a sale last month, is a shell of itself.
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As he visited a local health clinic for severe back pain, Bryant pondered that question.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox As Pontzer pondered his findings, he began to piece together an explanation.
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"How do you look at a person and tell what their biases are?" he pondered.
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The initiative came as Donald Trump pondered whether to pull America out of the deal.
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FOR several decades biologists have pondered the question of whether men and women produce pheromones.
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Since the dawn of time, hot takes have pondered: What if Nintendo went third-party?
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He pondered his decision of pursuing the rumor, literally, at a fork in the road.
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On Friday morning, an air of uncertainty hung over the White House as Trump pondered.
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The Victorian novel pondered the rapidly industrialising economy and shifting class structures of the age.
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"How do we get more people more excited about sharing the same car?" he pondered.
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"How can the same s— happen to the same guy twice?" pondered our man John.
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When her plan to name her younger son Fidel was quashed, she pondered an alternative.
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The sugar-coated version is that I pondered this at home on a chilly afternoon.
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For many, opinions are not to be pondered but to be prevented from being heard.
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Countless New Yorkers have pondered the ubiquitous subway fliers for the mystic consultant named Keano.
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"What if I wanna make a video where I wanna look desirable?" the singer pondered.
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Meanwhile, the markets pondered political developments in the United States and their potential financial implications.
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The idea excited me, as I pondered pulling my old SLR out of the closet.
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South of the border in England, eurosceptic newspapers rejoiced but others pondered an uncertain future.
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To celebrate the sitcom's 25th anniversary, Insider pondered how Monica's apartment might look in 2019.
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When she died, each side in the debate pondered her uneasily as its imperfect own.
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He pondered the uniquely American history of Detroit, with insights about race, migration and gentrification.
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As Pop executives pondered whether to acquire the show, they had viewership data to consider.
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Macroeconomists have long pondered how growth might be affected by features of the political system.
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So as he has begun setting goals for this season, Bruce has pondered his production.
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He was unable to leave while South African judges pondered whether he should be arrested.
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Markets may see more stimulus this year from additional tax cuts being pondered by congressional Republicans.
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Even others pondered whether the Department of Homeland Security launched a pair of immigration enforcement vessels.
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I have a strong affiliation with identifying as an Italian American, so I've pondered this question.
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There he pondered a letter from a complete stranger, a woman who'd seen him on television.
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Many have pondered why Apple hasn't received similar complaints from the EU about its own restrictions.
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Mr Pathak has since pondered related questions, such as whether parents can truly judge schools' quality.
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In a piece ostensibly about environmental catastrophe, Mr Ghosh pondered the cultural role of the novel.
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The idea for Cuddlebatz came to her as she pondered how to help with bat rescues.
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We stood on the top deck as we pondered the best place to plant the poop.
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President Obama hesitated, vacillated, equivocated and pondered with deep thoughts – but failed to take effective action.
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For as long as there's been techno, producers have pondered and imagined visions of the future.
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It's a problem that technologists, back in the early days of computing, pondered with some unease.
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The Biebs was outside the Montage hotel Saturday in Bev Hills when he pondered the flat.
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For years after, Wallworth had pondered a way to work with Nyarri to tell the story.
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KARTHIK SIVARAMStanford, California "See-through sea" pondered what would happen if oceans were transparent (July 16th).
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As it simmered and steamed, she pondered and dreamedOf the time when she might become svelte.
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But they have also pondered more existential questions about the future of the constantly changing neighborhood.
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But this time, seemingly out of nowhere, he pondered why some protesters hadn't been paid yet.
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It's an interesting twist on one of the most commonly pondered problems of American health care.
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Instead the message must be absorbed, inhaled, hummed and pondered in the quiet after the service.
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Our reporter pondered the question in the latest installment of "The #MeToo Moment," our weekly newsletter.
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On the dance floor, Telfar Clemens, the Liberian-American designer, pondered fashion's new eye for diversity.
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For the lighthouse, they had pondered "the essence of the typology," according to their Pritzker biography.
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She pondered for a moment, and said that she had played bingo only in the hospital.
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He even pondered ways to relieve Iran from the pressure of the very sanctions he imposed.
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European integration had its basis in a "clear, well-defined and carefully pondered project," he said.
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They answer questions about the motivations of Doomguy, a character I've never pondered the motivations of.
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Philosophers and physicians have long pondered this question, yet we still don't have a satisfactory answer.
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Experts have pondered what the judgment could mean for Brexit, Boris Johnson's political future and Parliament.
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As the group pondered the differences between cats and dogs, Grace's eyes darted around the room.
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Davis vowed to give the German's recommendations great weight as he pondered what sentences to hand down.
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Steve King, who publicly pondered why white nationalism was a bad thing to the New York Times.
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Auckland and New York have both pondered congestion charges for over a decade; neither has them yet.
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The mayor spent $67,000 on polling in October and November as he pondered his re-election strategy.
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DAVID GRIFFITHSChiddingfold, Surrey You pondered the human instinct "to care more about a building than about people".
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In internal conversations, Trump has recently pondered the idea of nominating Giuliani, a stalwart of his campaign.
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Tragically ... Ryan passed away just days later -- so Vernon pondered ways he could help out the family.
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Heidi Neuzil broke down as she pondered the potential scene they'd find upon arriving in Key Largo.
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It wasn't an easy decision for me to start selling, and I pondered it for a while.
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"I can't see any purpose in my going to college, in all my studies," William pondered aloud.
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In recent years Kennedy has pondered retirement -- and there is currently no clear signal of his plans.
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I pondered this as I stared out the window on a dull, gray February afternoon in Queens.
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Interesting you should ask — a pair of doctors, having pondered the question, don't seem to think so.
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"I don't think anyone has travelled through America as much as Dylan," the gallery's marketing manager pondered.
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For a Nobel laureate to be pondered using emojis, it was like dating a second-tier Kardashian.
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From his perch, he has explored the region's history and pondered the future of the urban landscape.
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We've pondered a history of racism, a history of misogyny and harassment, and a history of corruption.
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He pondered whether he would have joined the gang if he had grown up under different circumstances.
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He tried on a Thom Browne suit and pondered the wild ride of the past several months.
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Go into detail She pondered how to make Judge Rosemarie Aquilina understand the depravity of Nassar's actions.
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His mother, a physical therapist, perched on a stool and pondered how she would pay for this.
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As its musical vocabulary has steadily expanded, Wye Oak has long pondered how the personal turns metaphysical.
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The series has pondered the idea and received input from various teams over the last five months.
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"I was on top of the world yesterday," Uggen said as he pondered what might come next.
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Throughout the region, stories of dramatic rescues emerged, and residents pondered the repairs they need to make.
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I've pondered on occasion that perhaps I don't exist, only represent a product of the subjects' dreams.
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While I pondered whether to act or walk away, the man continued to fondle the girl's hair.
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I pondered whether I would ever choose to have an abortion if faced with an unplanned pregnancy.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, also publicly pondered why the resolution targeted Omar, specifically, and not other members' conduct.
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Mayfield, who has pondered the notion of playing video games professionally, is not ready to go that far.
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Yet the machine behind our eyes has built civilizations from scratch, explored the stars, and pondered our existence.
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As I pondered Darren Hardy's words, I realized I was asking the wrong types of people for advice.
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In a New York Times interview, the elder Bundy pondered whether the "Negro" was better off in slavery.
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Even Lincoln pondered that the series should consider tying up loose ends and concluding a few months back.
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Even Democratic-led states that pondered enacting single-payer on their own balked when the cost became apparent.
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EU leaders have long pondered other sources, such as American LNG, but the latter is far more expensive.
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And when Square Enix pondered the "very tail end" of 2018, the holiday season became another possible problem.
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As I pondered the neon red and orange cocktails before me, I thought like a bodega-shelf mixologist.
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Anyone who's pondered the powder inside boxed macaroni and cheese has probably intuited that it's not terribly healthy.
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Over smoked salmon hors d'oeuvres, architects, artists, and musicians alike pondered why this story warrants its own opera.
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One of those sources says Trump's kin are urging the President to finally execute a long-pondered shakeup.
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The firm has pondered removing its ability to modify the Enclave, which would frustrate official requests for access.
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Burke pondered the idea for the briefest of moments then with an equally hearty chuckle passed the buck.
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One of those sources says Trump's kin urged the President to finally execute a long-pondered shake-up.
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District commissioners and police openly pondered a law against football, and they suggested Congress might probe the sport.
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While I pondered this idea the lady on the other end of the line was polite and formal.
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This week, news outlets pondered whether he was hospitalized, while citizens exchanged their own theories on social media.
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On the edge of Willard's fields, three migrants pondered the current state of affairs after a day's work.
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While sitting across from Ms. Koster, Ms. Matas pondered the concept of feminism, often met with bewilderment here.
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At one point, those founders also pondered and debated on launching their side hustles into full-time businesses.
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Lawmakers briefly pondered the idea this year but quickly abandoned it, recognizing how politically explosive it would be.
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As I pondered the stakes of this new kind of labor, the conference room groaned, interrupting the daydream.
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Some bid farewell to places and things they would miss, while others pondered why the opposition had failed.
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In Washington, U.S. officials pondered how to ensure their troops remain ready to fight while adhering to Trump's plan.
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As time ticked toward its inevitable reset, I pondered the rooms I hadn't visited and planned my next move.
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And like the subject of some budget Truffaut montage, I pondered if I could ever be one of them.
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And many football fans have surely pondered the uncomfortable truth that this could conceivably happen to their own team.
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He looked out over the pool, to the canyon beyond, and pondered being portrayed by an Oscar-winning actor.
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Photographer Mahtab Hussain, who was born and raised in Britain, but is of Pakistani decent, has pondered the same.
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As the trucks' drivers waited to leave the city that morning, they pondered what they had gotten themselves into.
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"Why is eating all your advent calendar chocolate on the 1st day even frowned upon?" pondered one Twitter user.
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I grilled my OB on skipping pain meds (she laughed) and pondered the benefits of a doula (she scoffed).
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Since childhood, Basecamp founder and CTO David Heinemeier Hansson had pondered what life as a millionaire would be like.
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" Zachary himself has pondered whether "women have been exempted from certain forms of self-doubt, which might be gendered.
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Why it matters: British officials have pondered cracking down against Russian oligarchs after ex-spy Sergei Skripal was poisoned.
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At one point we pondered doing a Mother's Day Brunch at the swanky Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida.
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On Fox News, the former George W. Bush press secretary Ari Fleischer pondered the weight of high school misbehavior.
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According to the article: As Gurley pondered his options, he received an email that kicked him in the gut.
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I pondered a simple but vexing question: How can hunters claim to care deeply about the animals they kill?
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Favorites include Commons Beach and nearby Kings Beach, where I've skipped pebbles and pondered the granite peaks since childhood.
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Dodgers outfielder Curtis Granderson pondered the weather's effects on the postseason in 2006, when he played for the Tigers.
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Instead, many national teams will be populated by players who might never have pondered playing on such a stage.
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Alone, I pondered the works, and particularly enjoyed ones by Chicago artists like Wallace DeWolf and George Frederick Buehr.
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As he pondered the label I felt that maybe he was paying attention to the work of the museum.
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I walked into a nearby bar, stood at the counter and pondered delaying my flight back to New York.
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" Mr. Williams had pondered for a moment and replied, "I've been working on the same thing my whole life.
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The songs "pondered 1980s America as both myth and presence," but "hold eerie resonances" with the present, he writes.
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The euro rose 0.24% to $1.0902 as traders pondered how European officials would respond to a weakening economic outlook.
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The euro edged up to $1.0902 as traders pondered how European officials would respond to a weakening economic outlook.
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But the other question I pondered at intermission — Why is this a piece for the stage, not the screen?
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Back in 2013, The Guardian pondered the "death of photography" as an art form as smartphone cameras became ubiquitous.
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And when they pondered just what freeze-dried beer might taste like, they wound up with craft-beer powder.
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Deeply unsettled by the attack, Ms Rempel pondered a friend's claim that a ban on guns could have prevented it.
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As I pondered yet another day of battery-life worries, I took a closer look at the Smart Battery Case.
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Analysts have pondered what is the direction for Germany's largest lender since the new management team took over last April.
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Since the election, pundits have pondered why Donald Trump won, Hillary Clinton lost, and where the Trump presidency is headed.
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Trump said on Tuesday the United States has long pondered purchasing Greenland, and that he considered it a good idea.
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I pondered why Donald Duck was a mage and questioned the zipper-laden outfits that Nomura designed for Mickey Mouse.
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Last week, I pondered the fashion value of Apple's AirPods with The Verge's Sean O'Kane and our friends from Racked.
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If you've ever pondered what your dog might look like as a cat, or another dog, your time is now.
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The Supreme Court suspended that decree in November, while it pondered its legality; its latest ruling in effect voids it.
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I loved James Brown, Sly Stone, Stevie Wonder, and Al Green, and I've pondered where these innate preferences come from.
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I pondered on that question and it dawned on me: I had given her the name before she was born.
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"When I was in college, we hung out in coffee shops and pondered the meaning of life," Mr. Rubin said.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump had pondered dumping Comey as soon as he took office on Jan.
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That's the idea being pondered in Technological Nature, a project by London-based Royal College of Art graduate Daria Jelonek.
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It is likely that Kim also pondered the degree to which Trump will remain personally informed and involved in negotiations.
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Dr. Burrows and Dr. Sutton are only the latest in a long line of naturalists who have pondered these insects.
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He lingered for two seasons in the International Hockey League, registering 57 points in 102 games, and pondered a comeback.
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Last month, Biden also pondered announcing Stacey Abrams as his vice presidential nominee out of the gate, which didn't materialize.
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Voegelin, a philosopher who fled Austria for the United States in 1938, also pondered the relationship of history to religion.
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Attorneys and accountants who have pondered the Rajneesh corporate octopus believe that the investment corporation, RIC, serves two different functions.
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It's a question I often pondered when confronted with my abysmal bank balance in those early days of abject poverty.
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He first pondered going public in November and put it off for several months to prepare himself physically and mentally.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who previously pondered if it was ethically OK to have kids in the face of climate change.
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Our editor discussed how the idea came to her, and a veteran of the Obituaries desk pondered the historical imbalance.
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Those uneven debate performances have bothered some Democratic voters as they pondered which candidate could most effectively challenge Mr. Trump.
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As Gonzalez flew to the Jordanian capital of Amman in October 2006, he pondered how to use his allotted time.
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For months, analysts have pondered whether the announcement of a U.S.-China trade deal would raise economic spirits in 28503.
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At the center of this conundrum is a much-pondered question about the relationship between language and cognition more generally.
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Looking at the view that he and Slater share, Florence pondered the unique closeness, the proximity, of their parallel lives.
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Karlie is majoring in human biology — which was Bonnie's major at Stanford — and had pondered a coaching career after graduation.
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Yet, under the seas, exhausted, overstressed men in tight, hot quarters pondered a catastrophic response as explosions rattled their vessel.
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LONDON — The cause of Jane Austen's mysterious death at the age of 41 has been much pondered over the years.
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I pondered the bizarre concept of a government at the service of its citizens, and not the other way around.
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Fans were quick to make a connection between the two events ... and pondered if Future picked the date on purpose.
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These are some of the questions students have pondered in "Invented Languages" at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Tex.
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Fishnets are probably one of those accessories you've pondered, only to land on an "I could never pull that off" verdict.
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Obviously my story would be stronger if Alan was involved, and we talked for many months as he pondered his options.
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The actor stopped by Stephen Colbert's The Late Show, where he humorously pondered life's great mysteries with the late-night host.
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The voters pondered, filled out the ballot, dropped it in the box, and got a sticker for doing their civic duty.
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Here are the main options that firms have so far: Nearly every top-tier fund has at least pondered doing this.
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In addition to the video, Trump retweeted an account that pondered why Omar was allowed to walk the halls of Congress.
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Most recently, Pelosi pondered whether "Normandy fencing would work" after once again refusing to allocate funding for Trump's wall last week.
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Diaz also pondered why he has not been given a big promotional push since his upset win over the featherweight champion.
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For as long as man has looked up at the heavens, he's pondered one question: Are we alone in the universe?
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"I think I'll move into a hotel like this just so that I have a place to die in," Bacon pondered.
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Aristotle pondered the use of machines in place of slaves and the prospect of technological unemployment; Pygmalion built the first sexbot.
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We pondered this question ourselves upon waking yesterday morning to the news of her engagement to mega Brit bachelor, Prince Harry.
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Offers of paid modeling gigs and film roles were swept aside after Rio, however, as Taufatofua pondered his next great challenge.
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He said he provided encouragement when she pondered a career in sportscasting, then becoming frustrated when she wouldn't take his advice.
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The prospect of this, and Mr Pierucci's legal troubles, weighed on Mr Kron as he pondered Alstom's future in mid-2013.
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At the annual aircraft industry's gathering in Dublin last month, global air finance titans pondered whether the boom will ever end.
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He also said he was coached up on how to create more drama as he pondered his answers on the show.
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For years, the advertising industry has pondered the potential of big tech consultancies like Accenture and Deloitte to eat its lunch.
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After he beat Zverev, Thiem politely wished Nadal well, then pondered the fact that his odds of winning had significantly increased.
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For half a century, researchers have pondered how gene drives found in nature could be repurposed to combat mosquito-borne illnesses.
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A British GQ writer pondered on Twitter if President Obama could "murder [Donald] Trump and [Mike] Pence" and then pardon himself.
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And his many stops are largely due to a road trip sojourn during which he wrote essays and pondered his life.
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Some could be found mumbling as they pondered nonexistent objects, or picking obsessively at bedclothes, or walking about in dreamlike deliriums.
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In conversation, Eazi has a modest confidence; everything he says feels like it's been pondered on many times before our talk.
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As the deadline approached for the undocumented maintenance workers at the Jupiter club to leave their jobs, many pondered their futures.
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As they pondered their next steps, their basement flooded, forcing them to move their work space upstairs and hastening their decision.
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"I don't know what the world done came to," Duct Tape Entertainment CEO Big Bank pondered aloud in one Instagram post.
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Mr. Trump has often pondered making changes for several weeks or even months before making them, if he does at all.
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In a resonant flourish, President Trump spoke to the anti-abortion marchers as senators pondered his fate a few blocks away.
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He stepped into a quiet area of shade and pondered the expected showdown with Florence and the enticement of the Olympics.
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Islamic scholars have pondered over the permissibility of cryptocurrencies, wary of price volatility and the types of assets behind digital tokens.
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MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio — The challenge Annette Cottrell pondered was how to grade President Trump's stormy first full week on the job.
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He has adopted a holistic approach to player development and pondered which elements of American sports culture could work in Italy.
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In the Pacific Northwest, by contrast, death is treated somewhat differently, for reasons that sociologists and religious experts have long pondered.
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Thomas Merton, the Trappist monk who was among the most influential Catholic thinkers of the 20th century, pondered this question intently.
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Does a straw have two holes, as one Reddit user pondered, or just one — a single thicc hole, if you will?
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When asked what kind of job Desjardins imagines for Yogi when he grows up, his owner pondered the question for a moment.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CALTECHEveryone from David Bowie to astrobiologists to tinfoil hat believers has pondered the question: is there life on Mars?
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That was a question I pondered when President George W. Bush asked me to lead the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
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I had a call with an adoption agency, learned about surrogacy, and pondered how I might "mother" in other non-traditional ways.
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"With all the money Serena Williams earns, why can't she buy a decent sports bra which covers her nipples properly," another pondered.
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M pondered for a few minutes before answering each question, which made me suspect that a person handled most of the tasks.
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"I have no idea what the hell is going on," he said as he pondered the flickering lights on our connected badges.
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Observers have pondered whether NBC executives' reluctance to expose Weinstein was linked to what Vanity Fair once called a "glass houses" problem.
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Some pondered what former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's unexpected loss to President-elect Donald Trump might mean for their burgeoning businesses.
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He pondered his own childhood as a sensitive child with a mother who was often critical and pulled for attention, he says.
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They also pondered releasing intelligence that would be damaging to Putin or sanctions that would "crater" the Russian economy, the Post said.
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As long as it's been around, people have pondered the summer song's meaning: why do we keep searching for the summer song?
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This was exactly the calculus being pondered by Carl's Jr. and Hardee's CEO Andy Puzder in a recent interview with Business Insider.
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I would question whether Mr. Kent pondered for long the impact on his pay of the many non-financial decisions he took.
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Currently, court observers wondering about a retirement have focused on 81-year-old Anthony Kennedy, who has pondered retirement in the past.
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"You're going to face great pitching in the postseason," Mets Manager Terry Collins said as he pondered his team's date with Bumgarner.
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Jane Doe waited in an immigration detention facility while a panel of three appeals-judges pondered her right to terminate her pregnancy.
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Some on the left addressed the insidious nature of sexual assault and pondered whether "extreme masculinity" was the root of the problem.
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Ms. Wojcicki pondered whether the clip, which has nearly 15 million views, was merely juvenile or crossed the line to life-threatening.
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While Mr. Tattersall pondered the emergence of language in humans, Mr. DeSalle posed a pressing question: Should they next taste an ale?
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Norwegians said thanks, but no thanks, while Americans pondered what exactly it was about Norwegians that made Trump want them as immigrants.
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In the Kihnu Museum on a tiny Estonian island, the elders, dressed in matching striped skirts, pondered a favorite question over coffee.
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We laughed at sketch comedy clips on my phone, calculated the relative lengths of Chile and Canada and pondered cycling across both.
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The new Russian weapon and a similar system being developed by China have troubled the United States, which has pondered defense strategies.
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Since Sunday, when the Canadian Women's Hockey League announced it will cease operations, many have pondered how to elevate women's professional hockey.
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The restyling has taken five months to plan (during which time Deutsche also pondered and dismissed a merger with its Frankfurt neighbour, Commerzbank).
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Some industry executives have openly pondered whether the Kaspersky ban was more motivated by politics than by an actual problem with its products.
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Audience members largely stood on the dance floor, moving around the characters as they performed synth-pop bangers and pondered an uncertain future.
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Yes, I could control a lot about how the pregnancy progressed, but I pondered a great deal on that intangible God factor, too.
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Given their proximity to each other, MacGregor and his colleagues pondered whether these craters may have been formed by the same impact event.
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Hosted by Third Way, a centrist think-tank, the gathering pondered politics as it is, and not as ideologues wish it to be.
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Since January 20, I have often pondered: What does our current administration see as the lessons for Americans to learn from the Holocaust?
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It also serves as a tiny peek into a frightening future full of artificially intelligent beings, the capabilities of which we've barely pondered.
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The women of pondered the problem without conclusion; a few suggested that they might demand their partners to watch the show alongside them.
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The Guardian reported last October that Trump had pondered the potential for lost money when distributing funds during the Afghan and Iraqi reconstructions.
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In the final judo match of her career, Kayla Harrison won her second straight gold medal, then pondered her future at age 210.
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In the final judo match of her career, Kayla Harrison won her second straight gold medal, then pondered her future at age 243.
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I pondered Scriptures stored up in my mind, and I told Him what was on my heart and cast my burdens on Him.
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"I'm starting to doubt the effectiveness of Dr. Bannon's Anti-Muslim Toad Oil," he pondered, after the health-care bill crashed and burned.
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The global literati compared him to it boy Karl Ove Knausgaard, while journalists pondered if he exaggerated the lives of France's working class.
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In the currency market, the Swiss franc, another safe haven, was little changed at 0.9470 per dollar as traders pondered policymakers next moves.
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I wanted to give Eli a chance to respond to my findings, and I pondered the different ways I could bring it up.
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In the currency market, the Swiss franc, another safe haven, weakened by 0.3% to 0.9369 per dollar as traders pondered policymakers next moves.
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Executives at Qatar's beIN Sports pondered that question last week as they stared at a bank of screens inside their sprawling headquarters here.
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The chief medical officer pondered if the "shocks" we were undergoing – Brexit, Trump and beyond – were in fact making our society "more resilient".
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After an early breakthrough on light and matter, he became a writer who challenged climate science and pondered space exploration and nuclear warfare.
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And unless you're totally immune to trends, you've probably pondered buying a Roomba once or twice — until you see the Roomba price tag.
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He prayed and pondered, pleaded and struggled, until, finally, he surrendered, deciding to trust in the authority of the Bible, doubts be damned.
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He punctured those who were pretentious, satirized that which was foolish, lamented what was distressing and pondered the endless inanities of daily life.
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A couple of those stories came to me in 2016, and the sports editor Jason Stallman and I pondered ways to tell them.
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It's a question that's been pondered ever since her Star Force crest appeared on screen in Avengers: Infinity War: Is Captain Marvel an Avenger?
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When I left the exhibition — which I highly recommend you go and see — I realized that I had not pondered all that I could.
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Covered in sparkles head-to-toe, the actress posted her post-ceremony dancing outfit on Instagram and pondered the dress' future in her wardrobe.
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European stock markets finished lower on Tuesday as investors pondered key events ahead this week including meetings of the European Central Bank and OPEC.
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As Mr. Bass pondered the matter, Mr. Barrack, who was based in Manhattan, started to appreciate that the Plaza could fetch an irresistible price.
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As fire overtook the stage – much like it did the Beast's castle in the film – Devine pondered a swinging stunt from a prop chandelier.
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Scientists have long pondered what lies beneath the surface of comet 67P, but a study out in Nature this week has the answer: dust.
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Plus, a World War II-era plane crashed in LA, we pondered the trolley problem (again) (ugh), and Tesla had a huge, huge week.
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Since corporate profits turned negative in mid-2015, Wall Street has pondered whether it's just a passing phase or a signal of something worse.
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"Seems to me that Facebook is just placating liberal institutions with these ads, not trying to solve any problems," one journalist pondered with me.
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Beau Kilmer, who has pondered the "cocaine nosedive" for RAND, a think-tank, thinks some of the decline is due to supply-side changes.
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As I lay awake while the animal hospital kept him on an IV, I pondered a dog-less life and was overcome with regret.
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Trump posted the tweet after NBC's "Saturday Night Live" pondered a world in which the president was not elected in its latest cold open.
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We pondered, traipsing through a parking lot into the store, the practicality of the four-inch crocodile stilettos on the woman ahead of us.
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As rescuers pondered the best course of action, four Thai divers remained with the boys, stabilizing their health and gradually reintroducing them to food.
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But even before the trading day ended, major U.S. indexes pulled back from intraday highs as investors pondered unresolved issues between the two countries.
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And the revolving door of scholarship players perpetuates the long-pondered question of whether St. John's can ever reinsert itself into the national conversation.
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While Jon pondered a pair of carrot-shaped khaki trousers with (surprise!) an elastic waist ($530), I imitated my hosts and put on Mr.
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My first column pondered why Americans didn't care more about the nation's income gap, so much starker than that of any other advanced democracy.
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His campaign bus rolling into Waterloo, Iowa, Pete Buttigieg pondered yet another theoretical question: What other jobs would he like other than being president?
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The songs pondered 1980s America as both myth and presence: its landscape, its ideals of freedom and openness, its culture, its sensuality, its violence.
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Financial markets across Asia fell on Thursday, led by sharp drop in stocks in China, as investors pondered the potential impact of the coronavirus.
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Financial markets across Asia fell on Thursday, led by sharp drop in stocks in China, as investors pondered the potential impact of the coronavirus.
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But in their offices, gyms and cloakrooms, lawmakers and their staff members pondered with colleagues the speed and depth of Mr. Trump's careening presidency.
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As a young man, he had sounded a call to rally the Jewish spirit; now he pondered whether Judaism had a future at all.
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U.S. stock index futures fell into the red ahead of the open Monday, as investors pondered what the government shutdown will mean for markets.
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It's an important issue, one that will be pondered by the investors in the funds and one that will certainly be scrutinized by regulators.
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In the letter quoted by prosecutors, Lieutenant Hasson wrote about wanting to start a race war, and pondered the best way to do it.
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It was a choice he had long pondered, his adopted son, Seiki Keene, said in a statement to The Mainichi Shimbun, a Japanese newspaper.
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While both Andy Warhol and Conner contemplated death, Warhol tended to glamorize it or turn it into spectacle; Conner pondered the foulness of its outcome.
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Analysts talked gloomily about a slowing global economy, and pondered whether the trade war between America and China might be starting to affect buying habits.
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Spayd, who is leaving her post after the newspaper decided to eliminate her position, pondered the objectivity of journalists in the era of President Trump.
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It was a moment from HBO's unscripted comedy special, Talking Funny, in which the four comics sat together and pondered their work in stand-up.
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Clippers win sixth straight behind Griffin MINNEAPOLIS — Blake Griffin pondered to himself the tough stretch his Los Angeles Clippers team faced to start the season.
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I remember "seeing" my start-up idea being popular and used by many as I pondered leaving the hedge fund I worked for in 2004.
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A few years ago Mr Nazarbayev pondered changing his country's name to Kazakh Yeli ("Land of the Kazakhs"), considering the -stan suffix to be tainted.
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Leading technologists and scientists have also pondered the possibility that artificial intelligence, like genetic engineering, might soon constitute an existential threat to the human race.
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Retro Report With global temperatures rising inexorably, some scientists and national security theorists have pondered cooling things down by tinkering mechanically with the planet's climate.
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Sometimes I pondered what it means to be happy when one has no autonomy and no memories of more than a minute into the past.
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In a Thursday column, The Messenger News's editorial board said that it should have "pondered more carefully" King's history of controversial statements before supporting him.
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I pondered that as I was spending a year in Europe, working in Mexico, drinking a lot of wine, smoking dope and riding a motorcycle.
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While Kelsey pondered the submission, news of crippling birth defects in thousands of babies poured in from Europe, and the FDA never approved the drug.
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The server pondered this for a while until a wiry man got up from his marble-topped table in the corner and conferred with her.
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Elon Musk jokingly pondered "What's Facebook?" in a response to a tweet hashtagged #deleteFacebook in the wake of its involvement in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The French league told referees before the season to stop games in such cases and has pondered introducing a list of banned words in stadiums.
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For the past 10 years, he has pondered what he would do if players with ties to performance-enhancing drugs were voted into the Hall.
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Among those who have pondered a move, the Berkeley survey found, the largest share by far said it would most likely be to another state.
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Appearing on ESPN's "Golic and Wingo," he said that he pondered retirement but is coming back with the blessing of his wife and seven children.
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Not to suggest that we have a fixation on this point, we do notice that we have previously pondered the British and their peculiar Britishness.
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I sat in front of it and pondered the images until thirst set in and I had to hike back to the Jeep for water.
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He pondered how postwar architecture should never just create a façade of returning to normal, nor totally rebuild over the historic, but merge the two.
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There are many after-effects to this long awaited move, and most of them have been widely pondered by the economic talking heads in the media.
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The 60s-era thought experiment, occasionally pondered with a bong in hand, requires that you imagine a runaway trolley barreling down the tracks toward five people.
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The team of Harvard physicists were interested in the lifetime of the metastable Standard Model for the same philosophical reasons that everyone has pondered the end.
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Women writers and other creatives have pondered these questions in their work for decades, though the topic of motherhood in literature has seen a recent surge.
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He pondered suicide and never wrote of or discussed his Holocaust experience until 10 years after the war as a part of a vow to himself.
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"It's the only way I know how to process this experience," Taylor told Blumberg, after the CEO pondered out loud why he wasn't the one recording.
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As I pondered his remarks, I was reminded of the lengthy history of stupefying male-centric social analyses that Jay-Z's take was in league with.
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Based on this information, the board pondered the following factors in its decision: Observed inflation will be close to the target and upside risks are low.
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There was an "awkward moment" when Jackie pondered aloud, "I always live in a dream world," but John-John broke the tension by spilling his milk.
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Looking for a new challenge, Ventilla pondered how one might rethink the entire school experience and apply personalization to a pre-K through eighth-grade school.
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And later, the president turned his attention to the platform itself and pondered whether Twitter had shown "Total Bias?" against him because he'd lost some followers.
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"A common difficulty encountered by those beginning to study philosophy is that whatever is read appears totally convincing at the time of reading," he later pondered.
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I think the embrace of this legacy is something to be pondered when you visit the exhibition, Jim Dine: The Black Paintings, at Richard Gray Gallery.
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In March 1997, Prince Charles told Rose of a time when the head of Wimbledon pondered if the Queen would come open a new tennis court.
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I imagined the pioneers snowbound in the Sierras, cooking the flesh of their dead; I pondered how desperate a group must become before it consumes itself.
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Meanwhile, others — including some investors — have pondered just how much more bad press Uber can take before we see any real action happen within Uber's leadership.
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OF Dexter Fowler's status was in limbo on Sunday as Cubs officials pondered whether to put him on the disabled list with a sore right hamstring.
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Even Mr. Castile had pondered the dangers of being a black gun owner hours before his death, his mother, Valerie, said in an interview with CNN.
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Around 1,600 years ago, the Chinese geometer Zu Chongzhi pondered polygons having an incredible 24,576 sides to squeeze pi out to eight digits: 3.1415926 < π < 3.1415927.
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Some analysts pondered whether Airbus had boosted discounts to grab deals such as the 430 jets sold to four budget carriers via U.S. investor Indigo Partners.
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If only we can harness the energy of capitalism without its exploitative effects, many communists pondered, then surely we can create a better society for all.
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He witnessed with his senses what some of his contemporaries only pondered in the abstract; opium levelled, for him, the distinction between actual and imagined things.
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Analysts have complained that Soleimani had more diplomatic clout than Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and pondered whether he would eventually seek top political office.
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The Pentagon pondered how to respond, and Secretary of Defense James Mattis said he was waiting to hear from the White House exactly how he should proceed.
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Minutes into the argument, Justice Elena Kagan pondered whether a hair stylist, like a baker, is also creating expressive speech for a wedding that could be refused.
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The 13-year-old had also pondered on his posthumous notoriety, imagining the media coverage of the planned attack and his name being attached to other killers.
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Ex-Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Reality Check: Trump's appreciation for dictators By Sonam Vashi, CNN Albright pondered Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's statements on world leaders.
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Data scientist Hamdan Azhar, founder of emoji analytics company Prismoji, pondered this age-old question in the wake of some fresh Taylor Swift and Kanye West drama.
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Many pondered security changes that could be in store, but most acknowledged it was not feasible to give all 535 lawmakers on Capitol Hill a security detail.
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Traders pondered whether a call on Thursday between senior U.S. and Chinese officials would herald progress in ending a trade dispute that has stalled U.S. soybean exports.
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The new animated film The Secret Lives of Pets answers a question every animal owner has pondered: What are our pets up to when we're not looking?
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His followers aren't interested in how he will get Mexico to pay for a wall, nor are they bothered that he's clearly never pondered our nuclear triad.
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And he only got stiffer as the hour progressed, while Davos pondered his next moves with a few loyalists and the mutineers went public with their treachery.
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"Truth" is a word I've pondered often during my tenure working on a television show called "Fargo," based on the Coen brothers' film of the same name.
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After getting busted for underage drinking, he was sentenced by a judge to spend weekends in jail, where he pondered freedom and the power of his decisions.
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Joe Biden pondered a most serious, and awkward, question at a campaign stop Friday: What if Barack Obama had been assassinated during his presidential campaign in 2008?
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Clinton at one point pondered, in an internal memo that was later leaked, the ways in which Mr. Obama's personal background differed from those of many Americans.
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Mr. Martin pondered the possibilities through the first four takes, and then proposed a solution for the song's two biggest problems, its brevity and lack of variety.
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Gabby Richards, the press secretary for Mary Gay Scanlon, a lawyer and educator who is considered a front-runner, sounded sympathetic as she pondered the group's dilemma.
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WASHINGTON — As James B. Comey was testifying that President Trump was a liar, Senator John Hoeven held two meetings about health care, and pondered ideas about infrastructure.
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If "follow your passion" should be taken with a grain of salt, "fake it &apostil you make it" should be hung on every wall and pondered daily.
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At a 2015 African Union meeting in South Africa, a court member, he was unable to leave while South African judges pondered whether he should be arrested.
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" Ms. Rupert went on to say that she is enchanted by Ms. Markle and pondered: "Maybe instead of rejecting princess culture, wholesale, I could embrace different princesses.
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At Miss Mai's Noodle Shop here, a customer, Mr. Sipaseuth, who said he used only one name, pondered the project over a glass of icy Beer Lao.
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When Wisconsin election officials first pondered the question a few months ago, it ruled unanimously against the computer and for preserving the voters' registrations, at least temporarily.
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" Starnes then pondered aloud whether "that's why we are seeing these unrelenting attacks on President Trump more so than any other Republican, in at least modern history.
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" The song also got a (literal) drop-in from Andy Samberg, who pondered, "is there any room in this song for a straight white guy like me?
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The answer was by no means agreed upon, particularly as people pondered a range of failings too disparate and different to be weighed one against the other.
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In 2017, as the Comedy Central series South Park turned 20 years old, writer Sean O'Neal pondered whether the show had inadvertently created a generation of trolls.
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These are the sort of challenges hundreds of global transportation planners and analysts, government bureaucrats, and entrepreneurs pondered last month in Leipzig, Germany, during the International Transport Forum.
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" Elsewhere in the clip, Emme hits Lopez with the hilarious hard-hitting question that many a sibling has probably pondered of their own parents: "Am I your favorite?
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It's not as if the officers pondered Harrouff's skin color before deciding not to open fire — they were merely reacting to the situation as it unfolded, Puckett said.
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Still, on the whole the market held firm after China signaled progress in trade talks with the United States and OPEC and its allies pondered deeper production cuts.
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As I pondered the man's legacy that holiday morning, a single lizard emerged from a crack in the wall, slinked to the hot tub, and swam three laps.
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It seems to line up with the letter in which he engages in some fun banter about college football -- and pondered about Jon Gruden possibly coaching at USC.
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But let's hope that, as they pondered evacuation this weekend, Floridians thought fearfully of Harvey's effects, rather than the milder storms that have hit Florida in recent years.
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"I already love it," declared Jonathan Mascorro of Texas, as he pondered options for bahn mi and pho at a Vietnamese restaurant in Moscow's Gorky Park this week.
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Was there, he pondered, a kind of Second Life purgatory where abandoned avatars lived on in a zombie-like state, long after their human operators had passed away?
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A FEW days into 2018, President Donald Trump pondered a recorded fall in the number of people apprehended on the border with Mexico and liked what he saw.
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After we finished picking our jaws off the floor and thinking about everything we could do with that chunk of change, we pondered the ramifications of Corinne's purchases.
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From Aldous Huxley to Margaret Atwood, some of the greatest literary minds in history have pondered the consequences of the world going to shit one way or another.
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We sense that this is, in effect, her own confession: that she has seen and heard and pondered all these things, and is still wondering what it means.
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However, last year's Brexit vote again stoked tensions as Scotland — the only constituent portion of the U.K. to choose to remain — pondered its place outside the European Union.
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But according to news reports, Obama administration officials said it appeared likely the administration would let the deadline pass while it pondered the legal consequences of the designation.
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Clues were dropped this month by an influential party journal, Qiushi, in extracts it published of a previously secret speech in which Mr Xi pondered lessons from history.
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Instead of immediately remodeling, the couple pondered potential changes for years as they interviewed local architects, completed works on other homes, and built up a healthy cash reserve.
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The idea germinated when she worked at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, where she had pondered what she called two "staggeringly different" paintings he made 22012 years apart.
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During that year, I often pondered what it would be like to love a deaf and blind man, or, rather, what it would be like to be one.
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In September, while NASA pondered the mission, the Soviets kept busy, launching a rocket, Zond 8, around the moon and safely returning its crew of worms and tortoises.
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Other games have similarly pondered the office in an automated future, including Owlchemy Lab's VR Job Simulator (Kotaku made a list of 10 games that simulate office jobs).
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Squinting up from a dirt road below, Gu Tianyong, a 66-year-old farmer, pondered the colossus, which is a shortcut linking southwestern China with the east coast.
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From the start, with its debut album, "Funeral," in 2004, Arcade Fire has pondered matters of life and death, community and solitude, memory and modernity, justice and spirituality.
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He went to the window and looked out for the second time and pondered the situation for a few minutes, and then continued with his animalistic eating habits.
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As Mr. Lucel talked hopefully about Miami's cultural unity, and how far Miami has come from those Haitian jump days, I pondered the Zoe references throughout the menu.
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As Mr. Lucel talked hopefully about Miami's cultural unity, and how far Miami has come from those Haitian jump days, I pondered the Zoe references throughout the menu.
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His demeanor in that moment was that of a man who'd never pondered the question before, nor worked with anyone with the temerity to ask him about it.
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As I, a notorious overthinker with a vivid imagination, pondered my own feelings of guilt, inadequacy and responsibility, I perused responses that were unafraid of radical self-reflection.
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As many other digital newsrooms have refocused resources on video and pondered the future of editorial content, BuzzFeed has doubled-down on its editorial desks following the election.
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Well, co-star Shannon Purser, who plays Ethel on the series, had the very same question: "did you buy the shirt before you got the role, though," she pondered.
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DR DANIEL PENNINGTON Mason City, Iowa Johnson pondered whether "the country of Lincoln, MLK and JFK" is on an "irreversible slide towards the rhetoric of the sewer" (June 20193rd).
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And after word spread yesterday that Anna Wintour has been low-key helping Clinton with her campaign wardrobe, we pondered the style possibilities for her big nomination acceptance speech.
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Based on this information, the board pondered the following factors in its decision: The transitory deviations of inflation with respect to the goal and the persistence of (the deviations).
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On the day I received news of her death, I pondered her decision — upon learning that her cancer was terminal — to throw herself a Last Chance to Dance party.
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In an unaired clip from Khloe and Lamar, she pondered running for mayor of Glendale, a town in the greater Los Angeles area, because of its prominent Armenian population.
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And House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi pondered why Trump is "always trying to please the Russians," suggesting the country might have damning information about Trump "personally, financially or politically."
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As for what's next, Vonn pondered her post-skiing future to PEOPLE last year, saying she's looking forward to the public's realization that she's more than just an athlete.
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They acknowledged that they weren't human, but pondered this profound desire to know and feel what it felt like to be an organism, a biped, or even an animal.
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Some had their jackets off, white dress shirts and suit trousers with ties, and held pints of beer as they pondered where the City's jobs might move. Paris. Amsterdam.
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Many experts have publicly pondered whether Whelan's arrest is part of an effort by Russian President Vladimir Putin to initiate a "spy swap" and have Butina returned to Moscow.
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When Conway himself considered an offer to work in the Trump administration, he pondered what he would call a "sh-- show in a dumpster fire" and decided against it.
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Bolande's art project, "Visible Distance/Second Sight," is now drive-by art on a massive scale, appreciated and pondered over (albeit briefly) by truckers and road trippers, 24/7.
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Like "Songs of Innocence," the new album employed multiple producers, and U2 has clearly pondered every nanosecond of sound, whether polishing its reverberations or administering calibrated amounts of distortion.
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For the rest of us, however, the far greater mystery — the same pondered by the traveler in Shelley's "Ozymandias" — is that the passions they once inspired somehow yet survive.
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Cruise lines rerouted some ships on Thursday to steer clear of Dorian's path as travelers who had hoped for a final summer getaway pondered whether to cancel their plans.
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But I don't think that anyone had really pondered the scale of this battle and its broader significance, which was clearly one that dampened American enthusiasm for the war.
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"Someone as privileged as Koizumi still struggled to get this paternity leave," Mr. Nakano said, referring to a conservative backlash that arose as Mr. Koizumi publicly pondered the move.
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At a cluster of monitors, the showrunners Jordan Cahan and David Caspe pondered whether key bumps were wedding-appropriate, even in the baroquely dissipated world of 1980s Wall Street.
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Vidya Bal: As we pondered over why these women suffered in silence and tolerated the abuse, we realized that they had no place or opportunity to vent their feelings.
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To the extent that a Trump administration was pondered, however, the hope was that since Trump isn't really a policy guy, it meant congressional Republicans would call the shots.
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This exclusion, it should be said, extended to some degree to this conference, where a mostly white group of thinkers representing elite institutions (academic and journalistic) pondered these questions.
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Determined to find out their identity, I pondered: I love children who are incredibly, precociously good at things because they are like tiny adults and it is really funny.
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If you're a human who's been alive in 2018, chances are there is one mystery you've pondered for a significant portion of the year so far: Can Antoni Porowski cook?
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But if you're the type who considered buying a Pono or ever pondered shooting a feature-length movie on your smartphone, the V20 is trying to get into your pocket.
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Since the dawn of time, or perhaps since August 2016, humanity has pondered one question: How the heck does Steve (Joe Keery) on Stranger Things get his hair like that?
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To the Washington Post, O'Rourke said he didn't know what he'd do about people who'd overstay their visas, and pondered whether the old ways of American government could still work.
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In keeping with the junta's repressive instincts, the police initially pondered the possibility of charging the artists under the harsh new law the junta pushed through to stifle online dissent.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was down by 0.4 percent by 1306 GMT, having fallen as much as 0.8 percent as investors pondered remarks from ECB President Mario Draghi.
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" Wu added that the female gamers she showed the logo to were "strongly freaked out" and pondered the two possible options for its misguided creation: "A: They did not notice.
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The television journalist also painfully pondered the person his brother (who would have been 52 this year) might have become, and how their relationship could have deepened over the years.
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In a recent report to the Tasmanian chamber of commerce, Saul Eslake, an economist, pondered a large gap that has opened between Tasmania's economic performance and the rest of Australia's.
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Responding to a story from CNN that pondered... Earlier this summer, DC Comics' bet big on a suffocatingly serious universe in the form of the much hyped Batman v Superman.
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CROYDON, N.H. (AP) — Joe Biden pondered a most serious, and awkward, question at a campaign stop Friday: What if Barack Obama had been assassinated during his presidential campaign in 2008?
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The last time strategic thinkers seriously pondered the great chess game was during the Cold War, when the fight was an ideological one between the West and the Soviet Union.
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The euro made early gains on relief at the limited success of eurosceptics but settled back as investors pondered the fragmentation of the pro-EU middle ground of European politics.
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This was one of the questions Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis pondered in the May issue of Harper's Bazaar, which reunited the actresses for the 25th anniversary of Thelma & Louise.
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I was especially impressed with an appraisal that I stumbled across from The Daily Beast's Michael Daly, who also noticed Trump's shifting shades and pondered the semiotics of it all.
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People scrutinized Minnesota police documents, speculated about whether Mr. Liu had been set up and pondered the glimpse they had gotten into the lives of the country's ultrawealthy business elites.
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A. Tipping the staff at the holidays is a fraught tradition (and one that I have pondered before), partly because many of us do not know how much to give.
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Not just because we needed an activity to keep us busy as I pondered the thought of many days together at home, but because the act of baking brings comfort.
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The Maryland lawsuit proposes a solution that some justices have pondered: an argument that gerrymanders violate the First Amendment, not the 14th, by retaliating against opponents who express contrary views.
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Nazi Germany wasn't the only thing on Winston Churchill's mind as Britain entered World War II. In a newly unearthed essay, he pondered the likelihood of life on other planets.
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Cate Huston, a software engineer at Google from 2011 to 2014, heard it from colleagues there when they pondered why such a low percentage of the company's programmers were women.
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It is unlikely Roberts, who has pondered aloud what history will make of him, would want his legacy clinched by reversal of the 1973 landmark so drenched in the nation's politics.
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CNN analyst and former CIA official Philip Mudd on Monday pondered whether a "shadow government" will come out against President Donald Trump after the controversial summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The postelection rally took a pause Wednesday as Wall Street pondered whether President-elect Donald Trump's growth-inducing policies would outweigh the effects of a surging greenback on companies' bottom lines.
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Instead, he and the other adults who were responsible for the children's safety pondered the meaning of the emergency manual's instruction to head for "vacant land near school, or park, etc".
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On Thursday, the Electronic Frontier Foundation acknowledged how how "deeply fraught with emotion" this situation is, but pondered how removing these sites and content might impact the future of free expression.
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BAKU (Reuters) - Daniel Ricciardo's unexpected triumph contrasted starkly with Max Verstappen's latest early exit with mechanical problems as Red Bull pondered a day of mixed fortunes at Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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"There comes a time when you got to stop why the hell am I so full of rage and so angry?" she pondered with a hand nestled in her chestnut hair.
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There's a deep sense of deliberation about the album, as if every word and every sound had been weighed and pondered, not for radio consumption, but out of an ascetic craftsmanship.
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In 2011, as Mr. Trump pondered a 2012 presidential run, David Bossie, a conservative activist who headed Citizens United, took Mr. Bannon to Trump Tower in New York to meet him.
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This company, which mostly served large corporations, exposed some of the earliest roots of digital rights management, as it Shear's company pondered ways to limit access to different kinds of information.
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For two years, historians, economists and others have pondered whether western leaders, facing a growing populist challenge, must prepare for an even greater temblor resembling the French Revolution or 2260s fascism.
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You could cross a line if you were to, say, intentionally flash your neighbors for an extended period of time, a situation I pondered a few years ago in this column.
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She even pondered how she might do for Kerala what the Danish chef René Redzepi has done for Nordic cuisine, opening a small, seasonal white-tablecloth restaurant with Michelin-star ambitions.
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That incident led me to some sober reflection, where I pondered an important question as both a military commander and the leader of an academic institution: Why is diversity so important?
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With the Suns, whenever they pondered becoming even more freewheeling offensively, Mike resisted the thought of greenlighting more 3-pointers or asking his pass-first quarterback, Steve Nash, to shoot more.
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What is startling, when we dig into the history, is just how many great minds, from Aristotle to Darwin, have earnestly, and without judgment, pondered the question of men's breast milk.
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" Bill Maris, who conceived of Calico, said that, when he pondered the inevitability of death, "I felt it was maybe our mission here to transcend that, and to preserve consciousness indefinitely.
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She openly pondered how her father, fresh off a more than two-hour long speech at CPAC earlier in the day, could pass up an opportunity to make fun of journalists.
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When he took a sabbatical from Stanford six years ago and pondered what big problem he could help solve, he zeroed in on the idea of reducing the consumption of meat.
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A beauty shop owner let her have a room to stay in, and while she pondered how to earn that bus fare she pitched in at the local Urban League office.
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None of the four were among the original group of occupation leaders, according to a Reuters witness who spent a night with the occupiers in early January as they pondered their fate.
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Just in the past two minutes, I've said hello to my children, gazed out a window, eaten a raw pepper, looked at a book on my bookshelf and briefly pondered opening it.
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As I pondered this on Friday afternoon, I had a faint recollection of Winston Churchill describing a tough loss - and a painful operation - in an election to the U.K. Parliament in 1922.
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A friend and I pondered this ourselves after she was asked on one such date; we concluded that coffee was more authentic than a dark bar and less excruciating than a dinner.
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The internet pondered that scenario, but for whatever reason, people still have trouble accepting the fact that this isn't some elaborate scheme to cover up Trump being so awful at Twitter. pic.twitter.
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In an interview with Mic, Vice President Joe Biden — who pondered his own presidential run — said that he doesn't think Hillary Clinton is "held to a higher standard" because she's a woman.
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Soybeans similarly regained ground as traders also pondered whether a call on Thursday between senior U.S. and Chinese officials may herald progress in a trade dispute that has stalled U.S. soybean exports.
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The cream of the small-business community here tucked into their lunch on a top floor of a bank building and pondered the question put to them by their local lender's economist.
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"I'm trying to figure out how it works if we don't do a nationwide law," Greg Walden, the ranking Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, pondered aloud at one point.
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It's worth remembering that Silva audibly pondered retirement following his win over Brunson and even hinted at leaving the Octagon behind following his later-overturned victory against Diaz over two years ago.
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Boeing and Embraer have long pondered commercial links and sources say they were close to a deal last decade for the Brazilian company to work on the next Boeing single-aisle jet.
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Among his tasks, Mr. Wildstein was to use the leverage of the Port Authority to win endorsements for the governor's re-election as Mr. Christie pondered a race for the White House.
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With numerous hosts, we fleshed out mental health issues, glitches and loopholes in current firearms laws, and pondered whether law enforcement — or anyone else for that matter — had missed any obvious signs.
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CrowdStrike, which develops security technology that looks at changes in user behavior on networked devices and uses that information to identify potential cyber threats, has reportedly pondered an IPO for some time.
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Five Star politicians, including the group's founder and current leader, pondered such radical cures to Italy's economic woes as restructuring its enormous debt and establishing a currency in addition to the euro.
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WASHINGTON — As Washington Mystics General Manager and Coach Mike Thibault pondered his team's accomplishments in Year 22002 of the Elena Delle Donne era, his answer was as complicated as the campaign itself.
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As golfers walked off the course they looked around at the fans milling about and pondered what is was going to look and feel like playing the next three rounds without spectators.
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Five Star politicians, including the group's founder and current leader, pondered such radical cures to Italy's economic woes as restructuring its enormous debt and establishing a currency in addition to the euro.
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The European Central Bank said on Thursday that it had pondered how to wind down its easy money policies, an enormous stimulus program aimed at promoting growth and inflation in the eurozone.
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NEWLY RELEASED LA BELLE NOISEUSE Jacques Rivette pondered the mystery of artistic creation in this four-hour duet (or duel) between a painter (Michel Piccoli) and his exceedingly limber model (Emmanuelle Béart).
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Their house was untouched by Dorian, but as they inspected their dirt road for fallen trees on Friday, they pondered how high and how dry they really were, even 16 feet up.
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The question of the doctor's next identity has been highly pondered as of late, with many questioning whether the role would go to a woman, newcomer or one of the tipped favorites.
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" An article in Vox pondered the "benevolent racism" of "Get Out," while one in The Muse observed: "The real horror, exemplified many times over, is the weapon of white privilege and pretense.
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Donald Trump has been running for president on building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico to better secure the border, but during Ronald Reagan's presidency, another approach was pondered, former Oklahoma Gov.
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I had never before pondered the idea of a "good death," but that night I walked out of room 556 with a smile on my face, because, somehow, I had just witnessed one.
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I think about all the monuments in Washington D.C. and Birmingham, all these places that I have seen, and pondered an American experience of memorial, of individuals and events, and movements and wars.
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Back in May 2011, they were straightforward "cookie dough Oreo brownies," made by a wholesome-seeming Southern woman named Amanda, who pondered whether Oreo-stuffed chocolate chip cookies and brownies could be combined.
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That is the question I pondered as I wandered the two rooms of the Anton Kern show, looking — or, rather, what felt like peeping — into the paintings or portals of this other world.
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In a lecture at Columbia University, historian Charles A. Beard, famous (or infamous, depending on your viewpoint) for his pioneering "new history," pondered "the real origin of the state," finding it in conquest.
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Karma may be better explored by asking some simple questions: Many times more expansive than should be pondered here, the concept of karma encircles the mysteries of life, generational inheritance, and much more.
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But the central issue of this novel and its predecessor is one that philosophers have pondered for centuries: what makes us human, and is there more to life than existence on this planet?
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At 2600 and recently divorced, the king of the food-science geeks and master of ceremonies to the first Food Network generation rocked gently on a backyard swing and pondered the big questions.
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"A Football 365 article pondered whether the account was real or a hoax, but one of the Twitter user's last posts said "this isn't a hoax," adding: "Just remember that I've got feelings.
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Journalists must stop writing about the war criminals as if they are characters whose struggles with the past are to be pondered, then sighed over, then held up as examples of moral complexity.
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Various versions of Iago's famous "Credo" suggest that it was pondered "arduously," she said, while "Falstaff" fans will be intrigued by drafts Verdi discarded, like the first version of the opera's fugue finale.
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On Tuesday, at Mr. Sipe's bedside, the two men pondered the moral mystery of how so many clerics could look the other way, putting ecclesiastical ambition above doing the right thing by children.
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While talking about the structures, the president also reportedly pondered about what would happen to a family watching the Democratic debate on Thursday night on a television that was powered by wind energy.
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Gueye, who had long harbored fashion aspirations from her childhood when she made clothes for her dolls, pondered what if she took the equations she taught to create drawings and prints for clothing?
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She even sent her ex-husband's girlfriend an email saying: "I would rather live out the French-movie version of things, in which the two women become friends and various philosophies are pondered."
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In January, he faced his own resolution of condemnation — in which his name was included — after he publicly pondered why white supremacy and white nationalism were bad things to the New York Times.
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Since her days in Rilo Kiley, Lewis has pondered adulthood from the perspective of someone who hasn't given up certain modes of youthful independence, which lends her solo music a fraught, distant quality.
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"What does it mean for the people that went through that to become the partners in the law firms or the nurses because they were the doctor's aides for a long time?" he pondered.
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I pondered Patricia Dominguez's intriguing prints in "The Museum of Seagulls" (2017) and marveled at a trio of pieces by Francena Ottley, including a miniature chair that appears to be made entirely of hair.
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Gathered in the ancient Berber city, representatives of those countries pondered whether America is about to forfeit the leadership on climate change it belatedly showed when Barack Obama helped bring about the Paris accord.
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When Mr. Trump pondered running for president in 2012, it was Mr. Cohen who went on an early trip to Iowa to meet with Republican operatives and who set up a website called ShouldTrumpRun.org.
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Just the day before she died, Hearne, who started as a jailer in Floyd County before returning home to Polk, had pondered what would happen to her son Issac if she were to die.
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We Finally Know What&aposs Inside Rosetta&aposs CometScientists have long pondered what lies beneath the surface of comet 67P, but a study out in Nature …Read more Read[European Space Agency, Science Advances]
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IDK if she's running, but who could count her out if she did Alex Burns, a political reporter at the Times, openly pondered which Democrats would really give Oprah a run for her money.
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Investors pondered whether Twitter could be a takeover target for another company or activist investor, after co-founder Ev Williams told Bloomberg TV that the company must "consider the right options" amid acquisition speculation.
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Trump, who at recent events has pondered aloud about the fact that he could lose Iowa to Cruz, has nevertheless recently begun intentionally poking at his faith, nationality, and as of Tuesday, his citizenship.
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On a breezy afternoon last week, the U.S. Stars and Stripes fluttered above the cemetery's 9,380 marble crosses, while visitors pondered the passing of the landings from living memory into the world's collective history.
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One of the questions we pondered while watching the film the first time around was whether or not Nebula knew that someone had to sacrifice themselves in order to get the orange Soul stone.
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The dollar has been bolstered recently by optimism about the prospects for a tax-cut plan, and as investors pondered the possibility that Stanford University economist John Taylor could become the next Fed chief.
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Mainland Chinese shares, among Asia's worst performers this year, reversed initial losses, as investors, who had expected Chinese A-shares to be included in the emerging market index, pondered the U.S. index provider's decision.
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When K-Swiss told me it was crafting a shoe for pro-gamers, I pondered the logic behind making a shoe for an activity people do sitting and often barefoot, at least at home.
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As Ikue Mori sat behind a computer, constructing digital scores for deeply dark films of puppets lost in moral and mortal despair, I pondered how much the screen influenced my interpretation of the music.
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And so I wondered if the editorial board at Meme Insider—a Reddit magazine that publishes some of the most thoughtful writing about the memes—had ever pondered the subject of ethical meme sourcing.
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The Old Capitol Museum presents slavery and Indian removal—the city was named after Andrew Jackson, in gratitude for his role in the latter—as quandaries to be pondered rather than obvious moral disasters.
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And as Senate Republicans pondered repeal of the law, they ultimately ended up finding that there was more legislative support for a "skinny" repeal bill that would wreck the marketplaces and leave Medicaid intact.
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As she pondered how she could help, Shiffrin decided she could especially offer advice and guidance on acclimating to the pressure of the World Cup, because she joined the tour when she was 16.
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You might have pondered it for a few minutes as you skimmed your company's benefits handout, checking to see if your new glasses were covered or if you'll be reimbursed for your gym membership.
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Calling at noon on the dot from her West Village home ("I'm a nerd like that," she said), Falco rattled off 10 things she can't fathom living without and pondered a few growing pains.
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As I sat at the bar facing this twinkling wonder, drinking an obligatory but one-note margarita, I pondered how much money I'd be willing to spend on a proper Los Angeles street taco.
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On Saturday, among donors gathered in the grand ballroom named for himself at Mar-a-Lago, Trump pondered the happiness of his former rival, wondering aloud whether she was enjoying life after the campaign.
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TOLEDO, Ohio — The cream of the small-business community here tucked into their lunch on a top floor of a bank building and pondered the question put to them by their local lender's economist.
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The S&P 500 pulled back from record highs on Tuesday, while the Dow edged up for an eighth straight day of gains, as investors pondered mixed earnings reports and a gloomier global outlook.
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Carney, who also played for the Britain's Olympic team at the London Games in 2012 and won the FA Cup with Birmingham City the same year, said she had pondered retirement for two years.
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"I don't believe [Jesus] would have because that would have contradicted the rest of the biblical teaching," Phillips said in a whisper when asked if he ever pondered what Jesus would do in his situation.
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It held well above last week's 15-month low of 92.548, though was shy of Friday's post-jobs data high of 110.783 as investors pondered the timing of the U.S. central bank's next tightening steps.
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Ackman made his remarks on "Squawk Box " after The Wall Street Journal reported that activist investor Carl Icahn had pondered selling his stake in Herbalife, worth approximately $1 billion, to a group that included Ackman.
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In a sanctuary but separated from his family As Villatoro looked out a small window of the shelter, at the buckled graves of a cemetery just feet away, he pondered how his family fell apart.
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The speculation for the last year has centered on the court's swing vote, Justice Anthony Kennedy, but some have pondered if Justice Clarence Thomas is actually going to be the one to call it quits.
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Mr. Obama, embracing the role of the (relatively) elder statesman in a toast to his counterpart, joked about Mr. Trudeau's time as a bouncer and pondered which Canadian Justin was more popular: Trudeau or Bieber?
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"I mean, if a girl shouts something like 'Oi, love, fancy a shag?' to me as I walk past, I do sometimes wonder how she'd feel if a builder said that to her," he pondered.
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Her sudden disappearance comes just two days after she pondered on the air why everyone was making such a big deal about blackface, prompting a cascade of public criticism from her co-workers and boss.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "What if everyone just told their students how much they got paid?" pondered Erin Bartram, a former professor of 19th Century American history, in a Tweet August this year.
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Many described struggling to breathe amid the choking smoke and being overcome with sadness and anger as they watched their communities and forests burn and pondered the toll it had on the country's renowned wildlife.
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I had never pondered the question until a few months ago, when I made my own pilgrimage to see "Broken Circle/Spiral Hill," a 2340 work by Smithson in Emmen, a town in northeastern Netherlands.
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In an article in 1975 for The Times, "Live Composers, Dead Audiences," he pondered the difficulties that the visual, instant-gratification age presented for modern composers, whose works take time and repeated listenings to appreciate.
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They also pondered ways of offsetting the expected effects of increased carbon dioxide levels by pouring sulfur particles into the air to reflect solar energy back into space, or manipulating the weather to control smog.
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In the detention area of the adjoining US Customs and Border Protection building, an antiseptic room with a lone metal bench, Pokora pondered all the foolish risks he'd taken while in thrall to his Xbox obsession.
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It held well above last week's 289.41-month low of 0.13, though it remained shy of Friday's post-jobs data high of 20.1 as investors pondered the timing of the U.S. central bank's next tightening steps.
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As this year unfolded and I pondered what felt like years of solitude in my childhood, I found I was reflecting with gratitude on my capabilities to manifest success, organize, complete, dream up and follow through.
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"I've pondered that several times, as to why some people would want to be unhealthy when they can be healthy, but there are so many variables in someone's life that you don't know about," Henson said.
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When he joined the Naval Research Center in the late 19603s, he pushed his hypothesis even further and pondered whether the moon might be used as a "radar intercept device" capable of spying on Soviet communications.
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"You know, it's interesting about plastic straws: So, you have a little straw, but what about the plates, the wrappers, and everything else that are much bigger and they're made of the same material?" he pondered.
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I put the bottle to one side of my desk while I pondered not only the advisability of ingesting a likely carcinogen but also the fact that I actually enjoy exercise and get plenty of it.
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I pondered why people in 2016 still take Philip Glass so god damn seriously, enough so that his drab-to-comical duo set with Laurie Anderson sold out the enormous Tennessee Theatre on a Saturday afternoon.
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Speaking at the Upfront Summit in Los Angeles last week, conservative political commentator Glenn Beck tried to find some common ground with the mostly liberal audience and pondered his role in the election of President Trump.
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But after I pondered David Bowie's final video, I realized that both Carrol and Ilka were underscoring the importance of determining in one's own way — according to one's own values — the proper time to relinquish treatment.
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And the symbolic moment of the coin toss we kept hearing about, as Dany sat atop a conquered city and pondered her ultimate destiny, was no less tense for that destiny's having been little in doubt.
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Tom Junod, whose Esquire profile formed the basis for the "Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" screenplay, recently wrote a follow-up piece in The Atlantic in which he pondered what Rogers would make of America today.
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Last year, we pondered where Apple might go next with its iPhone names, because choosing to call last year's phones the XS and XS Max left the company in a bit of a bind this time.
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While some pondered in the first light of the post-Brexit vote day that the results could have an affect on the show's production, HBO on Friday released a statement affirming production should go on undisturbed.
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In recent years, Leonardo pondered taking greater control of civil turboprop maker ATR, which it co-owns with Airbus, while Airbus expressed interest in buying out Leonardo at MBDA, prompting periodic discussions over a possible swap.
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But when I asked her if all this dangerous work and trauma weighed on her, she pondered for a minute, before noting that hearing people's stories gave her perspective on the life she gets to live.
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British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mitterrand, both with clear memories of the Second World War, were initially skeptical as they pondered the reappearance of a powerful German state in the center of Europe.
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So I spent about five or six hours down there trying to understand the technology, and went home, and for about a week or so I pondered over it, and said, 'Ah, I really don't get it.
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As she pondered this, Fiverr Pro, which helps employers find top freelance talent, was looking to staff up its presentation design store and found Johnston via her website about eight months after she launched her freelance business.
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And then the inevitable happened, as one of the poor cleaning crew members came by sweeping up all the endless trash off the ground, and sort of pondered the perfect looking piece of crap on the ground.
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SHANGHAI, June 6 (Reuters) - China stocks ended higher on Tuesday, with consumer and financial shares lending support as investors pondered the impact of new regulations on initial public offerings and ahead of a flurry of economic data.
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Since Isaac Asimov first laid out the three laws of robotics in 1942, human safety has been the No. 1 concern of the inventors, innovators and futurists who have pondered our place in the age of robots.
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It also sold Ticketfly at a pretty big loss, pondered selling a big stake in the company to private equity firm KKR with some weird terms and then finally took a massive $480 million investment from SiriusXM.
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As Cheryl Simmers and Cathy Kilday, both special education teachers at Concord High School, sat near the front of the auditorium and waited for Sanders to arrive, they pondered the most recent spat between Clinton and Sanders.
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The judges pondered over her score for several minutes and when 14.733 flashed up on the big screen, Biles rolled her eyes skywards as the mark was almost a point lower than her qualifying effort of 15.633.
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At the times President George H. W. Bush pondered the Iran-Contra pardons, Attorney General Barr was extensively consulted, and he apparently advocated strongly for a pre-trial pardon for Caspar Weinberger, the former secretary of Defense.
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My mulling of Arya's potential fate is a result of all of the death Game of Thrones has served up over the years: For a couple of seconds, I actually pondered whether it might kill her off.
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On Wednesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts pondered what it'll be like to one day come home drunk in an Uber air taxi, or how they'll have to make an emergency landing at White Castle.
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In a phone interview from the Los Angeles area, where he lives with his wife, the musician Wendy Haas Mull, Mr. Mull, amusingly self-deprecating at 75, pondered growing old, "Roseanne" and the current state of Hollywood.
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The article, titled "Bodies in Space: Film as Carnal Knowledge," connected Kubrick's film all the way back to Georges Méliès's 1902 short "A Trip to the Moon" and pondered its effects on the culture and on critics.
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And though the Pentagon still hopes for a diplomatic solution, highly classified military options are at the ready, last seriously debated when the Clinton administration pondered pre-emptive action to try to thwart North Korea's nuclear program.
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Foer, exiting unscathed after a couple of hundred yards, pondered "the ruins of the future," as he put it—a world without frontiers, in which would-be Shackletons are left to navigate boondoggles of the haunted past.
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ISTANBUL, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Turkey's lira weakened slightly early on Wednesday as investors pondered prospects for Ankara's planned incursion in northeast Syria, with an aide of President Tayyip Erdogan saying Turkish forces will cross the border "shortly".
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Why it matters: Such prizes show there is real money to be made in the booming esports arena, but lots people on Twitter on Sunday pondered whether such winnings are overglorifying the economic prospects for playing video games.
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After trying to help the dog, it became clear Ollie wanted to master the step by himself, so the couple watched on for several days as the pups pondered how to get his back legs over the bump.
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White Sox end Indians' nine-game winning streak CHICAGO — As the "Sox" on their schedule changed from rebuilding Chicago to contending Boston, the Cleveland Indians pondered the end of their nine-game winning streak with a clean perspective.
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Yet within the subterranean space, where Pope pondered his Iliad translation and his own satiric verse, there's still the mineral smell and texture that evokes this 18th-century retreat, a rare tangible expression from the author's personal life.
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Asked in the 2014 interview if he regretted walking away from an industry on the verge of a boom that could have made him a billionaire, he pondered the question for a moment and then said, "That's hindsight."
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And just a few days ago at the Tour Championship in Atlanta, Australian world number one Jason Day pondered: "If America doesn't win, I wonder what'll happen to that task force?" a remark that drew chuckles from reporters.
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As Google seemed to close in on winning the contract, executives from the cloud team pondered how a deal with the Pentagon—especially one that could be linked to autonomous weapons—might reflect on Google's non-evil brand.
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In a recent interview from Los Angeles, where she was scrambling to catch a flight to London, Ms. Kendrick, 31, pondered her very busy year, including DreamWorks' "Trolls" and a memoir, "Scrappy Little Nobody," both out next month.
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The Wolverines, ranked 14th, were trailing the one-win Wildcats, and tens of thousands of Nittany Lions fans packing the stadium, along with the smattering of Buckeyes supporters, pondered whether to root for a maize-and-blue comeback.
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The radios went silent for a moment as officers in a fugitive task force organized by the United States Marshals Service pondered whether they had found their suspect, Mark Conditt, 23, who had been identified by surveillance footage.
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On Tuesday night, Mr. Ojeda pledged to keep fighting, but also pondered whether it was even possible for a Democrat to win in West Virginia's Third Congressional District, which Mr. Trump won by nearly 50 points in 2016.
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"The ever-inventive illustrator Vladimir Radunsky — inspired to take liberties with the natural laws that Einstein pondered — presents Albert riding serenely, hands free, upward on a sunbeam," Abby McGanney Nolan wrote in a review in The Washington Post.
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Study disputes earlier research It's not the first time researchers have examined the bones or pondered a possible link with Earhart -- who captured worldwide attention when she became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in 1932.
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It's partnering with the Yes We Can World Foundation to build a school for migrant children seeking asylum in the U.S. If you've pondered one of The Citizenry's iconic lumbar pillows, now is the time to do it.
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JOSHUA BARONE When Columbia Records originally produced its "Black Composers Series" — a nine-LP set, released between 1974 and '78 — some reviews gently pondered the question of why such a collection might be necessary in the first place.
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In a four-hour speech earlier this year, he pondered the question of why there were not more ads on the messaging service, especially the opening-page ads that are the norm in many other Chinese mobile apps.
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Encouraged by this finding, the two researchers pondered how to arrange for a block of ivermectin-doped PCL to stay in the stomach that long, rather than passing through to the intestine and thence, ultimately, to the outside world.
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They had just, in July, agreed to buy Yahoo's advertising and search businesses; now executives pondered if they should get out of the deal altogether, worried that the hacks may have left the value of two divisions seriously impaired.
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After a bitterly contested referendum, Britain has voted to leave the European Union, results from Thursday's landmark referendum showed.. The pound was hammered as turmoil gripped financial markets as investors pondered the global economic costs of Britain's EU divorce.
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The French writer Jean Genet also wrote a passionate homage to Palestine ("Prisoner of Love") and also pondered the question of how the battle for truth is waged: "It's not enough just to write a few anecdotes," he warned.
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The bit ends with a tired joke imagining the hero as gay, which may have been new in the 1950s (Eddie Murphy used a similar premise when he pondered a gay Mr. T in the '80s), but not now.
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The strong stock rally on Tuesday petered out in Europe, even after the Bank of England joined other central banks in cutting interest rates, as investors pondered how much monetary and fiscal stimulus can dampen the epidemic's economic toll.
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While Mr. Jones pondered a line of dialogue in which he told Ms. Steers, "I've seen you come here before," the director, Jay Scheib, carefully offered the actor a note: "Put in a break before 'before,'" Mr. Scheib said.
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"We all discussed, pondered, prayed over, agonized over, debated — that went into our decision to ultimately grant the defendant life as opposed to asking a jury to sentence him to death," Mr. Weintraub said at a news conference Monday.
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Now that Donald Trump has been elected to the highest office in the U.S., many have pondered what will happen to all of the corporations that bear his name (and are run by his family members) once he assumes the role.
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As repeatedly pondered over Twitter, before you can get yourself sexually trussed, whipped or choked by a large piece of machinery, we as a culture will need to reckon with—among many, many other things—Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics.
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As repeatedly pondered over Twitter, before you can get yourself sexually trussed, whipped or choked by a large piece of machinery, we as a culture will need to reckon with—among many, many other things—Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics.
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Short-term sales of crude oil and liquefied natural gas into China almost ground to a halt this week amid slowed economic activity and hurt demand and buyers pondered legal action to avoid having to honor purchase agreements, trade sources said.
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The dollar index edged down 0.1 percent to 93.353, holding well above last week's 15-month low of 92.548, though it remained shy of Friday's high of 93.774 as investors pondered the timing of the U.S. central bank's next tightening steps.
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Robert ruminated obsessively about, of all things, angel shit; he pondered whether the stuff was a blessing or a curse and whether it was ever visible to the eye, and he seemed perplexed that these questions had not occurred to others.
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However, even before taking anything apart, similar to the worries I and a lot of other reviewers have pondered, iFixit expressed concerns about the gap at the top and bottom of the Galaxy Fold's hinge where it meets the display.
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The perceived safe-haven yen inched down, as investors pondered whether the Bank of Japan will decide to take further stimulus action at the conclusion of its two-day policy meeting on July 29, and what form such steps might take.
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A third party developer or a hardware manufacturer themselves could presumably capture how you gazed at anything; whether you passed over, pondered, fixated, or looked away quickly; perhaps even whether you got interested, excited, embarrassed, or bored (perhaps using pupil dilation).
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As the Obama administration pondered how to address Iran's complaints in 2016, reports in The Associated Press and other media outlets revealed that the U.S. was considering additional sanctions relief, including issuing licenses that would allow Iran limited transactions in dollars.
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Unfair as it may be to expect Stewart to immediately draw sellout crowds and boost television ratings, she acknowledged the hopes being placed on her, and she has already pondered her role as a driving force in women's professional sports.
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ROME — Sitting on a wonky chair inside the dim, deconsecrated church of Sant'Andrea de Scaphis in Rome's Trastevere neighborhood last month, the artist Jannis Kounellis pondered eight of his newest works and agreed that they were the product of an extremist.
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More than a decade before Russia was accused of surreptitiously trying to tilt the presidential election toward Trump, Manafort and Kilimnik pondered the risks to Russia if the country did not hone its efforts to influence global politics, the records show.
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Throughout the 70s, Buffett endeared himself to everyone who would rather play than work with his carefree, languid rhythm and strangely poetic tales of beach life that pondered such subjects as being hungover and wanting chocolate milk and dreaming about cheeseburgers.
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Earlier this week, as Americans pondered the supreme irony of celebrating freedom in a country whose administration is actively working to keep out and kick out "foreigners" of every stripe, a similar drama played out across the pond in France.
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Speculation that the pair were romantically involved during the trial resurfaced in recent months, as audiences pondered the accuracy of the onscreen depiction (by Sarah Paulson and Sterling K. Brown) of their close relationship on American Crime Story: The People v.
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Time and again throughout the Whitney retrospective, this viewer pondered whether a particular piece would not look better this or that way, and if this recurring question is a function of overproduction or of a certain lack of self-criticism.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — As Paul DeGregorio, a prominent Missouri Republican and former political operative, pondered whom to support for governor of Missouri in 2015, he thought he had found just the right candidate after spending about an hour with Eric Greitens.
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We're told the Village People pondered the issue and decided the farmers made the vid for a good cause -- to bring attention to a bill that may benefit millions of Americans -- and they don't want to be the party poopers.
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The videos of Boston Dynamics' robots, with names like WildCat, Big Dog and Cheetah, were often big hits online, fueled by a mix of awe and terror as many pondered a Terminator-like future in which machines would rule humans.
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Earlier this year, the EPA proposed lowering the mandate for advanced biofuels and pondered other changes to the program, such as shifting the "point of obligation" for compliance with the mandate from refiners to the makers and distributors of ethanol.
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For more than a decade James Cole, an archaeologist from the University of Brighton in England, pondered that question while studying "nutritional human cannibalism" during the Paleolithic, which lasted from about 2612 million years ago to about 103,210 years ago.
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After Jose Altuve produced a one-out single and Carlos Correa reached on a wild pitch after striking out, Hinch pondered how to put Valbuena in the most advantageous position to at least square the game with a base hit.
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"You almost question whether or not they love our country and that's a very serious thing: Do they, in fact, love our country?" he pondered, before launching into yet another defense of his behavior at the center of the inquiry.
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Sol LeWitt, "Wall Structure Black" (1962) (photo by Ellen Page Wilson, © LeWitt Estate and Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York)It's important to acknowledge how Chloë Bass recently pondered whether abstraction can help us understand the value of black lives.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's march to the White House encountered fierce resistance from his own party Thursday as senior lawmakers hesitated to endorse him, party luminaries said they'd skip his nominating convention and others pondered the potential of a third-party bid.
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Left winger Ilya Kovalchuk, who had 816 points in as many NHL games, this summer re-signed with SKA St Petersburg for another year after having pondered an NHL comeback, saying the Olympics had been "one of the key factors" in his decision.
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As the Obama administration pondered how to address Iran&aposs complaints in 2016, reports in The Associated Press and other media outlets revealed that the U.S. was considering additional sanctions relief, including issuing licenses that would allow Iran limited transactions in dollars.
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Since October, when BM&FBovespa first publicly disclosed an interest in Cetip, the management of both companies have pondered the future of their businesses as Brazil struggles with the harshest recession in more than a century and political turmoil hampers capital markets activity.
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So in honor of Pride Month and for those curious tourists who pondered the meaning of a rainbow flag at a pro-choice rally, let's affirm as a community that reproductive rights are LGBTQ rights and reproductive health care is LGBTQ health care.
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For decades, elected officials have been falling all over each other to woo businesses into moving to their districts: Let's not forget the cavalcade of tax breaks lobbed by cities at Amazon as it pondered the location for its next corporate headquarters.
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Over nine albums, there's a rare sense Liz Harris' music has emerged from beneath the earth, where it's pondered over mass expanses of time, creating a supreme feeling that captures the flashes of negligence and beauty of what it means to be human.
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From Mr. Domino's Ninth Ward home to uptown, from the French Quarter to Metairie, musicians across the city pondered a future without Fats, while music fans reacted in the only appropriate way to mark a death in New Orleans: by having a party.
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He pondered the ratio of man hours invested to the duration of the performance — "about 100 for, what, 10 minutes?" he said — and bumped fists with Trent Bailey, an animator, telling him how proud he was of him, of what they had accomplished.
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He made the Hall of Fame anyway as a New York Giant and became Major League Baseball's first black executive, but when he died, fans pondered again the question that has hung over many an athletic career shackled by discrimination: What if?
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Instead, according to Shaw, the State Police sergeant on duty "dismissed him from the class and sent him to his department," where he presumably got chewed the fuck out, sobered up a bit, and pondered the string of severely stupid choices that landed him there.
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Elon Musk made an appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, a podcast hosted by the eponymous comedian, where the pair smoked a blunt and pondered the flat-Earth movement, the future of AI, "inventing shit" and several other of the eccentric billionaire's favorite topics.
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IF YOU had pondered ten years ago which sport might be the first to introduce a transatlantic team—that is, one based in North America but playing in a European competition, or the other way around—rugby league would not have been the obvious choice.
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The boom of basketball in Canada traces back to Carter fairly easily, and as far back as VC's early years, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment pondered the shifting demographics in the city of Toronto as it pertained to their properties, the Raptors and Maple Leafs.
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As I pondered my sunblock covered face in the video-readout Cohen had jury-rigged to his computer, I imagined never again discovering a bright red patch where I'd failed to spray or painful red ears that I again forgot to cover in sunblock.
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Lying flat in a bed on the 12th floor of Brigham and Women's Hospital, Grace assured Lorch that her minister was praying for him too, as he pondered his options: for her but also for what science might still learn from her remarkable case.
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Many of the British tabloids in the build-up to the game had pondered whether the U.S. side were too arrogant, in view of their raucous celebrations after each goal in their record 13-0 thrashing of Thailand at the start of the tournament.
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Theirs was an insular community in which sexual selection—for Darwin, a central motor of mammalian evolution—had for centuries favored slender, nearsighted, stoop-shouldered young men rocking back and forth as they pondered the complex, heavily annotated, often esoteric tractates of Jewish law.
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The blueprint for Rolling Loud was directly evocative of EDM festival programs, and I pondered whether or not these rappers massive Instagram followings would transcend their photo likes into true fans who actually cared enough about their music to show up and see them perform.
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So because "Silicon Valley" is produced and written by unrepentant nerdball geeksters, this box is a real thing that they researched, pondered and obsessed over, and the company making it has had a very atypical tech-company experience as the object of that obsession.
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U.S. stocks struggled for direction throughout the session as market participants pondered whether a planned meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Group of 20 summit in Japan would yield any progress in the two country's protracted tariff dispute.
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Over snacks in the bar at Tradd's, an elegant but comfortable new downtown spot whose owners also were unhappy with her review of their restaurant, Ms. Raskin pondered whether restaurateurs would have pushed back so hard in the days before Charleston became a dining darling.
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It is simply impossible not to notice ivy in a wintry landscape — in fact, it is probable that long before humans discovered that ivy could be cultivated, they pondered the miracle of its lustrous green leaves, which seem to be immune to winter's freezes.
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Georgiy Muradov, Putin's representative on the peninsula—himself the subject of EU sanctions on the grounds that he has "played an important role in consolidating Russian institutional control over Crimea since the illegal annexation"—has also publicly pondered the possibilities that digital currencies might offer.
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Since before issuing this year's invitation, she likely has pondered the possibility of sending over the articles of impeachment right before the president's scheduled address, anticipating that maneuver could trigger such rage in Trump that he explodes in anger before the nation and the world.
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One of the most interesting exchanges was with Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt, who briefly noted that he pondered what he would do if he were president and then made the point that government information technology programs were antiquated and unsafe and needed to be upgraded.
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Rajan added it was "premature" to talk of bank mergers given bank managements are preoccupied with dealing with stressed assets, but he pondered whether it was worth allowing state-run banks to bring in skilled financial firms as strategic investors holding 10 or 15 percent stakes.
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CHINESE OIL, GAS SALES PARALYZED Short-term sales of crude oil and liquefied natural gas into China almost ground to a halt this week amid slowed economic activity and hurt demand and buyers pondered legal action to avoid having to honour purchase agreements, trade sources said.
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And to those, like Chelsea, who have pondered whether Simeone could do a similar job for their team without being so defense-oriented, it would be fair to note that Atlético spends only about one-third as much as Real, Chelsea and others do on players.
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And — this may come a a shock to those of you who thought the Beach Boys or Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love" invented the genre — the tradition goes back to at least 1910 (seriously!), when a newspaper first pondered what would be the sound of the summer.
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Vampire Diaries actress Alice Evans penned an emotional essay on Saturday in which she opened up about about rejecting disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's sexual advances and pondered the professional consequences that had on both her career and the career of her actor husband Ioan Gruffudd.
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One of the most interesting exchanges was with Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt, who briefly noted that he pondered what he would do if he were president, and then made the point that governmental information-technology programs were antiquated and unsafe, and needed to be upgraded.
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TRYON, North Carolina (Reuters) - Having weathered a killer hurricane that threatened to wash out the World Equestrian Games (WEG), Ingmar de Vos enjoyed a moment of calm on Saturday as he pondered a future for the flagship event that could include gladiator polo and a permanent home.
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Venus, at 36 the oldest player in the women's draw, is also through to the last eight in her record 73rd grand slam and Serena pondered whether it was a youthful outlook that had kept the pair at the top of the game for so long.
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A headliner known simply as Mira was spinning that night, and I pondered whether to purchase tickets in advance on the Resident Advisor site, which promotes electronic music events and sells tickets, or to just show up at the door and see if I could get in.
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Both Sanders and Stein pins flashed in the audience, while the panelists pondered whether the energy of the Vermont senator's supporters—and specifically, the 25 percent or so who still claim they will not back Clinton in November—could be transferred to a third-party bid.
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The past month or so has seen the proliferation of a certain breed of op-ed, spawning forth with alarming rapidity to play devil's advocate for God: What if, writers in basically every major outlet have pondered, the Democratic party became more accepting of anti-abortion arguments?
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And just as people watching the images pondered how to help, one of the most brutal terrorist organizations in recent memory started slaughtering people on camera, beheading journalists, and then taking its bloodcurdling show on the road to the streets of Paris, Barcelona, Brussels, London and elsewhere.
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The last new work I saw by him, at the Flea last fall, was a double bill of short works that pondered the boundaries of classic theater (in the first) and gender (in the second) with an infectious excitement you associate with writers in their 20s.
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We tried ginjinha, a smooth, sour-cherry liqueur, ate bifana, Lisbon's signature sandwich of garlicky pork steak, washed down with green wine, and tasted cheeses and chorizo at the covered Mercado Da Baixa, as I pondered what a food tour had to do with my inner journey.
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The EU has pondered a Brexit delay as long as until the end of 2020 - when the bloc's current long-term budget ends - if London were to change May's approach and seek much closer ties with the bloc after leaving, hold a second referendum or elections.
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The investigators also provided evidence showing that Valeant Pharmaceuticals International carefully pondered how much it could raise the price of two old heart drugs, Isuprel and Nitropress, before buying them a year ago and increasing their prices overnight, by 525 percent for Isuprel and 213 percent for Nitropress.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont on Tuesday became the first Jewish candidate in history to win a presidential primary election, setting off a familiar mixture of celebration and anxiety among Jews in the United States and abroad, who pondered what his victory meant for the broader Jewish population.
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Trump asserted that he did not initially denounce white supremacists by name until Monday because he didn't have all available facts until then, and pondered if pulling down a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee would lead to the targeting of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson next.
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The index slid nearly 1.3 percent in the time between the Fed statement's release and the end of Fed Chair Janet Yellen's remarks, as investors ratcheted down their expectations that higher U.S. interest rates would lift the dollar anytime soon, and pondered when the next tightening would come.
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The poultry correspondent pondered the four nominees' claims to belovedness and winnowed the field down to the late Marjo and Chewbacca: the former because of her hard data (seventy-six thousand views, "America's Got Talent"), and the latter because of his ample creature comforts (glamorous coop and private grooming).
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Still ecstatic on Tuesday at his new place in history as the first Japanese driver to win the Indy 500, Sato posed for photos atop the Empire State Building, rang the Nasdaq opening bell in Times Square, and continued to bare his soul as he pondered his accomplishment.
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Why that should be is a topic my wife and I have pondered at length, and here's what we've come up with: the viewer is struck by these multifaceted yet understated attitudes and shaded emotional states because they are embodied in the work through such direct, primal means.
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John Hancock, a prominent video game collector known for his years helping to organize the Portland Retro Gaming Expo as well as his appearances on the popular Metal Jesus Rocks YouTube channel, recently pondered the split between high-end consoles and low-end ones in a YouTube clip of his own.
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In the last month, Trump has called for Russia's readmission into the G-8 (now G-7), suggested that he might endorse Russia's illegal attempted annexation of Crimea, pondered upending America's conventional deterrence by removing U.S. troops from Germany, and falsely claimed that the European Union existed to undermine America.
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He seemed like a nice enough man who was entitled to his personal beliefs and expressed them respectfully, but the more I pondered his prioritization of those beliefs over what I felt was his professional obligation to his patients, the more certain I became that this choice could harm patients.
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As I listened to the album and pondered the hate mail arriving in my inbox, I realized it was time to go outside and do something I imagine Thom Yorke would advise against or at least look down on, by virtue of it being a mass-marketed, readily available concept.
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An active National Guard for the United States Army—who had long vocally pondered retirement from the sport, accumulating over two years of ring rust in the process—a 37-year-old Kennedy quickly ran out of gas and was handily pummelled by Gastelum at UFC 206 in Toronto, Canada.
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Some analysts saw those elections as a referendum on campaigning appealing to communal divisions that had previously worked for the B.J.P. Over breakfast one morning in April, three generations of Mr. Sharma's family sat on couches behind his aunt's clothing boutique and pondered the place of religion in Indian politics.
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But, placing a black-square finger in columns 5 and 11 meant that what is now 27D would have been either a long entry starting with "J" bordering a stack (would this be fillable, I pondered) or a stumpy 3-/4-letter entry starting with "J" (if I added another black square).
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Co-director Byron Howard tweeted early Zootopia sketches as he conversed with furries; animator Daniel Gonzales encouraged fans to send pictures of themselves in fursuits; and layout supervisor Joaquin Baldwin pondered the Zootopian presence of "smoothies" (for those of you outside furry culture, that's the concept of anthropomorphic characters obsessing over humans).
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The late DNC Chairman Ron Brown, with the help of Pamela Harriman and other party faithful, pondered the same issues at the Middleburg Conference in the late 28503s after two presidential election defeats: 22019, when Democrats lost 49 states, and 1988, when the party lost 42 states and garnered only 111 electoral votes.
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The late DNC Chairman Ron Brown, with the help of Pamela Harriman and other party faithful, pondered the same issues at the Middleburg Conference in the late 1980s after two presidential election defeats: 1984, when Democrats lost 49 states, and 1988, when the party lost 42 states and garnered only 111 electoral votes.
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It also provides answers to some of the questions that millions of American television viewers have pondered in prime time each night of the Pyeongchang Games, where Weir and his NBC broadcast partner for figure skating, Tara Lipinski, have all but upstaged the skaters themselves with their very-big-night-out attire.
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REV ANDREW THOMPSON SCALESChaplainPrinceton PresbyteriansPrinceton, New Jersey As gouda as it gets*After reading your article on why humans love cheese, I pondered how many cheese aficionados would be aware of the tradition of serving fine cheeses at the Royal Navy's old gunnery school at HMS Excellent at Whale Island ("Many incarnations", December 24th)?
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" He added: "I can't help but feel that when you've heard an opera from the inside — having worked with the singers, discussed the dramatic nature of the work, and pondered its problems — you are likely to gain a great deal of insight, which will help interpretively when you're standing in front of an orchestra.
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In more modern times, the British formed an anti-locust unit at the height of World War II to combat the pests in Africa and the Middle East, and a New York Times reporter pondered, in 1976, if "swarms that darken the sky" and "denude the land of crops" could be eliminated by progressing technology.
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" Laughably, Tom McCarthy's Variety review pondered whether men might have to worry about movies not being about them anymore, writing: "What with this and Ang Lee's similarly female-slanted Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon poised to dominate the action market through the holidays, slighted-feeling boys may start wanting to get some of their own back.
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Cheney, who served as vice president in the George Bush administration, and Panetta, who served as President Barack Obama's defense secretary, pondered the consequences a day after U.S. President Donald Trump left the international agreement, raising the risk of conflict in the Middle East, upsetting European allies and casting uncertainty over global oil supplies.
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Responding to a story from CNN that pondered why the SpaceX founder had met with Secretary of Defense Ash Carter earlier this week, Musk replied in a tweet: "Something about a flying metal suit..." And considering the Pentagon's official description of the visit — Musk was apparently there to talk about "innovation" — that gloss might not be too far off.
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"My overall concern still remains, that this is an environment where unfortunately risks are high and returns are low," After a bitterly contested referendum, Britain has voted to leave the European Union, results from Thursday's landmark referendum showed.. The pound was hammered as turmoil gripped financial markets as investors pondered the global economic costs of Britain's EU divorce.
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Responding to a story from CNN that pondered why the SpaceX founder had met with Secretary of Defense Ash Carter earlier this week, Musk replied in a tweet: "Something about a flying metal suit..." And considering the Pentagon's official description of the visit — Musk was apparently there to talk about "innovation" — that gloss might not be too far off.
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It also lays out tensions then related to luxury that still hold weight today: from how luxurious adornment of the body or home conflicted with the old Roman republican emphasis on frugality to how Greek philosophers pondered as early as the second century B.C. whether luxury fueled vanity and greed — and therefore could be bad for the soul.
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Long admired as a rare manuscript, its true significance was discovered more recently when scholars pondered clues—distinctively English bookmaking techniques, an Anglo-Norman term for "seagull" in a list of non-kosher birds jotted in a margin—and concluded that this is the only known book to survive from the tiny, embattled Jewish community of medieval England.
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We've come a long way, in a short time, from the days when we argued over whether First Lady Hillary should be baking cookies or running things, or pondered late at night how Laura Bush could be a pro-choice ex-librarian and still play the gracious hostess for a husband who was so clearly her inferior.
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"As I pondered these burnt and fallen ruins –– edifices that had been built specifically to test how much they could stand –– I was reminded of Albert Speer's notion of 'ruin value,' the idea that buildings should be designed to eventually fall into aesthetically pleasing ruins, demonstrating to future onlookers the might of previous generations," Kander writes.
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The episode opened and closed with the lush and romantic 1982 hit "More Than This" by Roxy Music — it played at the bowling alley where the Morozovs soaked up some American culture with Tuan, Elizabeth and a noticeably aloof Philip, and it was reprised on the soundtrack before the closing credits, as Philip and Elizabeth pondered their latest kill.
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Yet instead of seeking to relax legacy rules in light of cord-cutting, with consumers dropping cable TV subscriptions in favor of Internet video platforms like Netflix and Hulu, the FCC under the Obama administration pondered imposing new rules on cable set-top boxes and subjecting some Internet video services to rules designed for cable companies.
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Democratic House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal formally requested six years of Trump's tax returns from the Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday, which will probably set off an ugly legal and constitutional battle that could stretch on for months, if not years, and potentially solve several long-pondered secrets about the President's financial past.
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Others have pondered to rather extreme lengths the spectacle of Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE's campaign and his propensity to dress up as a cowboy.
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And on the evening of Thursday, March 1 (at 6 pm), the CEO of art insurer AXA Art Americas Corporation (the fair's lead sponsor), Christiane Fischer, will give a talk answering a question many of us have pondered after almost backing into a ceramic sculpture in a crowded art fair booth: what happens to damaged art that's deemed a "total loss"?
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In a 2010 post titled "The Experimental," he pondered the "task of the experimental architect," and the importance of transporting viewers to an entirely novel place: First, if we have to wait until the world is made right before we can afford the satisfaction of beauty (in whatever terms), we will never have it, because the world will never be made right enough.
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As editing progressed, uncertainty about the song's availability hung over the show like a "daily albatross," Lyonne said, and the creators pondered which songs they might be willing to give up in order to afford "Gotta Get Up." Because "Gotta Get Up" had become the song — if there was a Plan B, neither Lyonne or Headland, who discussed the topic in a separate interview, recall what it was.
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The number of existing podcasts reportedly numbers in the hundreds of thousands, and the New York Times—a paper whose trend pieces often seem to be, umm, on a slight time delay behind the cultural gestalt—pondered whether "Peak Podcast" had already been achieved last month:And yet the frequency with which podcasts start (and then end, or "podfade," as it's coming to be known in the trade) has produced a degree of cultural exhaustion.
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This is partly because organized, institutionalized sexual adventures are easier to achieve with money and leisure time, which Witt is characteristically aware of, in her discussion of Bay Area utopianism: It was not a tenable ideology, was in fact totally ungrounded in any wider reality, but for a number of reasons hyperbolic optimism could actually be pondered in the highly specific time and place of San Francisco ... among a group of young educated people with high standards of living.
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As SpaceX began supplanting NASA in humanity's quest to explore outer space, Motherboard pondered in 2015 what would happen to the public's unfettered access to space imagery data (images taken by NASA are in the public domain and can be used by anyone for almost any purpose.) Thankfully, SpaceX soon after made the important decision to offer mission images under a Creative Commons Zero (CC0) License, allowing them to be freely shared and even remixed by anyone.
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ON THE eve of the first summit between leaders of North and South Korea, in June 2000, America's then-ambassador to Seoul sent a secret cable to his masters in Washington, DC. In it, Stephen Bosworth pondered whether the talks might be an unprecedented chance to lower nuclear tensions on the Korean peninsula, or whether they might prove a trap, should a naive South Korean public lose their fear of the Stalinist North and question why American troops were still needed on their soil.
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