I think there is something within us that we possess and that only we possess.
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I'm asking you to think more seriously and strategically about why you possess what you possess.
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But I do think that all men possess femininity within them, just as all women possess masculinity.
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Yes [buying these clothes] makes you better and then you will possess whatever they possess because of the time.
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Most of us are not the creators of those things, but we possess ourselves of them — or they possess us of them.
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So the first part of fixing Facebook is really simple: No dominant social network should be allowed to possess, or continue to possess, multiple dominant social networks.
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The characters I make possess an exotic sexuality that I don't feel I possess in real life, allowing me to explore a secret side of my sexuality.
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Residents may possess up to 30 grams of the dried flower, five grams of cannabis concentrate and 500 milligrams of THC in edibles; nonresidents may possess half as much.
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TalentSmart research data from more than a million people shows that leaders who possess these qualities aren't just highly likeable, they outperform those who don't possess them by a large margin.
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Illinois residents may possess up to 30 grams of the dried flower, five grams of cannabis concentrate and 500 milligrams of THC in edibles, while nonresidents may possess only half as much.
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THRUSH: Which seem to be based on some--I should also say that those quotes by him also seem to be based on some misunderstanding of what South Korea possess and doesn't possess.
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Possess one with Cappy and build a giant goomba stack?
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I possess tremendous power to make life miserable or joyous.
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After that, it will be illegal to possess bump stocks.
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I don't possess the strong female signifiers I once did.
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Why wouldn't he want to possess the power of Thor?
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Do they possess the ability to maintain an open mind?
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The obvious answer is incumbent groups that possess lobbying clout.
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Dr. Williams did not possess a spreadsheet of patient information.
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LIKE many Londoners, your correspondent does not possess a car.
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Still, for Camille, this site possess a potent sexual connotation.
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They both possess the ability to give rousing impromptu speeches.
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The creatures you can possess are especially different between worlds.
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We wish we could possess an ounce of your ability.
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Unfortunately, Jack and Rebecca do not naturally possess these tools.
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India does, however, possess a noisy and determined civil society.
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And is he trusted and does he possess moral authority?
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But political authority does possess some distinctive qualities — important ones.
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Feeling is one of the only comforts I still possess.
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So in your view, do animals possess morality and conscience?
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What qualities does a good asparagus queen have to possess?
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It's a unique attribute that people either possess or not.
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There was no thing on earth I wanted to possess.
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It is unlawful to possess firework mortars (ORS 480.120). pic.twitter.
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Of course he also claimed to possess special skills himself.
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Women who talked about women's lives did not possess gravitas.
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As noted, the show does possess a cinematic visual quality.
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The more information you possess, the greater your strategic advantage.
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All possess alike liberty of conscience and immunities of citizenship.
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Chad and JT possess an irrefutable, juvenile, and attractive logic.
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So guard it as the most precious thing you possess.
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"My family members do not possess these qualities," he wrote.
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Because he must possess everything precious, he must have her.
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Individuals still would have a constitutional right to possess guns.
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We, the people, possess the power to control the carnage.
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Patience is a virtue that I obviously do not possess.
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About 45 million Americans do not possess "traditional" credit scores.
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And he could possess even more power than he realizes.
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Few biographers, however, possess the narrative talents of Edmund Morris.
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But Republicans in Congress didn't possess that courage of conviction.
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But she did possess a bent for working with words.
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We all possess, he argued, certain forms of social capital.
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Neither did it impede his right to possess a gun.
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His staff has reviewed the memos but doesn't possess them.
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It's not known how Olympia came to possess Qai Qai.
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I suppress my dream of power, a fantasy I might possess an idea to improve myself or society, let alone possess the means to show any single person what she should or shouldn't do next.
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In 2018, practically every mundane, household item can possess smart qualities.
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But as a lower court, we do not possess that power.
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They also claim to possess audio tapes that corroborate their allegations.
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Or it may be about repositioning the knowledge you already possess.
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Gorsuch, 49; Hardiman, 54; and Pryor, 51, possess strong conservative credentials.
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Last year, ForeScout was said to possess a $1 billion valuation.
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We got here because we do not possess simple marketing muscles.
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At one point you literally possess a giant slab of meat.
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That's incredible and really highlights the strength and resilience women possess.
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The bikers are very aware of the authority they themselves possess.
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As part of his sentence, Cody can't own or possess animals.
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Mr Stuker may possess the world's most impressive frequent-flyer account.
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Secrecy protects innovation by reducing the likelihood that others possess it.
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Nor do they possess the creditworthiness to sign long-term contracts.
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The host "humans" still possess a measure of their old personality.
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"Under federal law, it is unlawful to possess marijuana," Malecki said.
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They possess the most dangerous thing in politics -- power without accountability.
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Police are asking that people who possess edibles keep them secure.
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Telenor claims to possess the biggest 3-G network in Myanmar.
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Iconic movie characters possess an enigmatic quality that teases our imagination.
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He wants to know whether I, too, possess a down jacket.
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Very few people possess the technical knowledge to do all this.
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They possess the blend of youth and experience we mentioned above.
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In addition, drivers must possess a vocational license for public transportation.
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Nor does Mr Corbyn possess Mr Iglesias's flair and youthful appeal.
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"There's a certain inner strength that the girls possess," says Jenner.
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But the tools the police and military now possess aren't temporary.
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Politicians are human and thus possess hinterlands, blind spots and inconsistencies.
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Moreover, Franken has a sense of theatre that few politicians possess.
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Russia achieves this with bots that possess only primitive digital automation.
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He did not possess the wow factor that American Pharoah had.
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The nominee would possess a top-notch legal mind, he added.
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It was my chance to finally possess those luminescent, perfect cubes.
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To many Americans, citizenship is the most valuable thing they possess.
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Both countries possess Buk missiles, but the model types are distinct.
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China has its own desires to possess and exploit lunar resources.
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Apparently, a lot of Republicans don't possess much of the latter.
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Both countries currently possess around 230 percent of the world's arsenal.
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For that reason, it may possess valuable clues for U.S. investigators.
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If they only knew the value of the freedom they possess.
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Any kind of artificial intelligence clearly needs to possess great knowledge.
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Smith is also not allowed to own or possess a gun.
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These golems of casino mythology are said to possess bad luck.
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About 87% of voters possess at least a high school diploma.
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Like Samara, Momo is said to possess young people through screens.
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They would possess the same virtues as a bio-diverse network.
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Do they possess a secret to happiness that I do not?
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The researchers recruited only women because, obviously, women possess female breasts.
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You possess this rare combination of intelligence, kindness, authority and wittiness.
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But beneath the similarities, the two shows possess very different ambitions.
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Or did he possess delineated powers over domestic and foreign policy?
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They had done absolutely nothing wrong, let alone possess a gun.
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Could these words, beautifully improbable, possess the power entrusted to them?
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Russia claims to possess another missile with similar maneuverability, the Kinzhal.
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"You know that this war will destroy all that you possess."
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You know that this war will destroy all that you possess.
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What they do possess, they hope, is the power to shame.
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In Michigan, anyone 21 or older can purchase and possess marijuana.
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Clergy must possess a licentiate degree or PhD, the Vatican said.
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Nearly one in five Americans possess a disability of some kind.
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One is that both seem to possess an equilibrium-like state.
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Rats and other whiskered animals use senses that we don't yet possess.
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So they are related to jellyfish, and similarly possess a potent sting.
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Your hand-drawn animations seem to possess more seamless transformations of images.
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The issue is not that he doesn't possess a decent jab though.
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And, yes, Becky did possess whatever it is that Sasha now carries.
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" They would "possess the information and discernment requisite to such complicated investigations.
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These are qualities that the two-state solution cannot claim to possess.
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She wants it enough to destroy her existing relationship to possess it.
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I'm already registered, so join me in using this privilege we possess.
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They possess lavish wealth, but people are watching how they spend it.
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The Serbian has more weapons than most doubles teams possess between them.
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"I think we both possess the skill of seeing patterns," Wexner said.
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She also didn't know the conviction prohibited him to possess a gun.
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Must possess relevant experience and have GSOH (graduated from Stanford or Harvard).
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But on average, voters really don't care about what data you possess.
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First of all, congratulations, you possess an impressive amount of Oreo knowledge.
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Liza Minnelli doesn't possess the world's best voice, that much is true.
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He is not allowed to threaten anyone or possess any deadly weapon.
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The law also required clinic buildings to possess costly, hospital-grade facilities.
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This generation of kilobyte troubadours possess an entirely different kind of genius.
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I know the strength I possess, and THAT to me is perfect.
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"You, Electors, possess the power to prevent this outcome," the ad reads.
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That devotion is what the best pro wrestlers, managers, and commentators possess.
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Fourteenth Amendment, gay men and lesbians possess a fundamental right to marry
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Dr. Levy wondered if corals might possess the complex molecules as well.
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But, like all American citizens, they possess the fundamental right to vote.
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The following are the most common qualities that highly sensitive people possess.
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Roberts said that presidents possess "extraordinary power to speak" to the public.
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And how did it come to possess it in the first place?
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Skills/Capabilities/Technical:
• Must possess excellent leadership, strategic planning, and analytical skills.
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He simply doesn't possess the capacity to adapt to the new reality.
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There are some volunteers who possess specialized, sought-after skills, of course.
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But in fact, fertility is a major advantage they possess over us.
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American forces, it's worth noting, possess no equivalent to the Tor-M2DT.
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Fossil fuels possess energy density capabilities far beyond what batteries can achieve.
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He does, however, possess the necessary attributes to anchor a Gurney play.
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Did we possess grammatical language where they didn't, bringing huge survival benefits?
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In Chile, President Bachelet and her administration possess this bravery and determination.
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I feel happy knowing it's magic still has the power to possess.
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As a result, her best paintings possess an awful if inexplicable logic.
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He does, however, emerge with his secrets, and whatever value they possess.
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This winter they claimed to possess vaults filled with launch-angle spreadsheets.
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How I should exist in relationships when I don't possess erotic desire?
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"How can one man possess all the stupidity of mankind?" he said.
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Who knows what bright ideas, what clever innovations, they might collectively possess?
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There are a lot of natively-occurring bacteria that possess these genes.
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He does not possess Porzingis's highlight-reel abilities or Twitter-friendly nickname.
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Wine School No wine can be said to possess an innate character.
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In Illinois, anyone age 21 or older can purchase and possess marijuana.
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They were never published and WikiLeaks has not claimed to possess them.
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In contemporary warfare, individual tactical events often possess disproportionate strategic impact, e.g.
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All had cash, as Iranians generally do not possess international credit cards.
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Taking that view, the movie still might possess a reasonably long tail.
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You possess the greatest gift known to mankind: the power of choice.
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It's all about competencies that you possess to be able to work.
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Today's mobile devices possess much of the capabilities of a desktop computer.
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Did he possess the capacity to be the president of all Americans?
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We wouldn't have fashion entrepreneurs who possess more wealth than many countries.
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Whether American prosecutors possess evidence that Assange provided such help remains unknown.
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" "So long as I do not firmly and irrevocably possess the right to vote, I do not possess myself," King said in a 1957 speech at the Lincoln Memorial, "Give Us the Ballot -- We Will Transform the South.
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President Trump is being investigated by people who possess pathological hatred for him.
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Other works possess a sincerity that is easier to reconcile with his biography.
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Look for smart, motivated individuals who possess all the skills that you lack.
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Those vast scouting databases now possess an archaeological dimension that is oddly priceless.
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Do you possess the strength to run fearlessly, full speed into the NOPE?
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Serena Williams is expecting her first child, who will certainly possess superhuman abilities.
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You must possess a soul too gentle for this cruel and thorny world.
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"We possess brains and hearts, not just one or the other," he said.
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We must see, respect & honor the different kinds of strength that women possess.
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If she does indeed possess this footage, there's no evidence of it yet.
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Sixteen countries currently possess MNNA status, including Egypt, Australia, Japan and South Korea.
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Both seem to possess an ingrained self-image as America's master crime warrior.
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Stone said he did not yet know what other evidence Mueller might possess.
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Many young people possess a cynicism that keeps them from doing even that.
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I remembered, then, how I'd come to possess this copy of the book.
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It was certainly not because we did not possess writers of equal capacity.
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We do not possess information about nationality or the ethnicity of our users.
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Loomis, as Clevelanders know, doesn't possess much of an "off" switch when it
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People over 251 can buy and possess weed, and it's taxed like alcohol.
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His early works are sexualized, misogynist, and possess a dense, visceral erotic energy.
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They interact with one another and even possess unique value systems and goals.
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Other politicians, especially those who have actually been elected, possess the same skills.
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There are plenty of animals in the kingdom who possess big dyke energy.
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But CNBC's "Fast Money" traders possess a long-term view on the stock.
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Heather was also ordered not to possess weapons, non-prescribed medications or alcohol.
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In regulated industries understanding what sensitive data they possess is even more important.
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Full AI, or superintelligence, should possess the full range of human cognitive abilities.
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Under the conditions of Corley's bond, the lawmaker must not possess any guns.
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Once public institutions have been created, they possess a curious resilience and stability.
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But what if you want to make pilotless a plane you already possess?
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By definition, collectors are gatherers and they like to possess, own, and keep.
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They just happen to possess it again and again as time repeats itself.
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Johnny was also told he's not allowed to own or possess any firearms.
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Opinion seeks the truth that it knows that it does not yet possess.
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Authorities earlier this week made it illegal to distribute or possess the video.
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Still, nations like the United States continue to possess thousands of nuclear weapons.
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No other human disease is known to possess this degree of genetic heterogeneity.
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To him, they are luckless schmoes who fail to possess his ineffable talents.
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The documentary assumes a familiarity with Fassbinder's movies that few American viewers possess.
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Also, many Olympic sports possess an outsider's sensibility that gay men can appreciate.
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He also claimed to possess one of the best memories in the world.
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But who could provide such affidavits, and what financial resources must they possess?
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She wants you to possess your possessions on your own terms, not theirs.
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It would also allow people to possess firearms at water resources development projects.
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They possess a sort of preternatural political ability, but also a political paranoia.
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Some people possess an innate talent for thoughtful gift-giving on a budget.
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But Indiana law made it illegal to possess a syringe without a prescription.
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They are not tools you can possess independently for the sake of themselves.
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The Taliban and Iraqi insurgents did not possess much of an air threat.
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Orcas have strong family bonds, cooperate to hunt and possess startling vocal expressiveness.
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Like Simmons, he possess uncommon passing ability for a player of his height.
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Millennials, she does argue, possess strengths that other generations do not—like wokeness.
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Nor does it possess the kind of star names of less successful tournaments.
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At their very core they seem to possess the knowledge of looming absence.
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Do I still possess the ability to inspire others as I once did?
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As of last year, ForeScout was said to possess a $1 billion valuation.
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"I work as an online dominatrix where I possess several slaves," she says.
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It's also a slightly better record than the current wild-card leaders possess.
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Sandals possess an inherent comfortability and a minimalism that make them universally attractive.
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Those who are able to navigate the rules tend to possess mental fortitude.
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Both the rejig and the original possess a a strange sense of power.
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He does, though, possess the X-factor that might just make the difference.
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"Vjeran, when he loves a work, he wants to possess it," she said.
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They possess more power than any companies ever in the history of humanity.
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You likely possess many of the traits necessary to make it, even now.
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Right now, Prince Mohammed does not possess those assets despite his personal inclination.
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In general, Americans of all ages possess a pitiful knowledge of civic affairs.
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That's a pretty rare identity to possess, and it's a potentially resonant one.
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Critic's Pick The most dangerous thing a woman can possess is self-worth.
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Presidents possess the power to issue pardons for federal crimes, not state crimes.
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Kichi and I do not possess the flagship qualities of masculine college boys.
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It also applies to clergy members who create, possess or use child pornography.
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Together, the U.S. and Russia already possess 90 percent of the world's nukes.
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A "Medium power?" is E.S.P. because mediums supposedly possess the power of clairvoyance.
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Between them, the U.S. and Russia possess 90% of the world's nuclear weapons.
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Taylor herself once remarked that you can't truly possess radiance, only admire it.
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Gun-rights activists assert the constitution guarantees their right to possess any firearm.
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He ain&apost gonna want to do that, they know what I possess.
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Why did you squander your precious life force trying to possess, control, interfere ?
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They have proven to possess a responsibility that the adults should have shown.
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Others possess the genes to make their own versions of luciferin and luciferase.
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They possess a variety of origin stories and, some might even say, issues.
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You can possess small amounts, but driving while on it ... still not cool.
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These 35 words have immense symbolic meaning, but they also possess real power.
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For example, Judaism places a strong emphasis on intentionality, something machines don't possess.
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Now, it is making it a criminal offence to possess those tender bills.
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It wasn't immediately clear how the woman had come to possess the handgun.
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Typically, actuaries possess a Bachelor's degree and more than six years of experience.
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We also possess a military might that is more formidable than it was.
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On the other end, few defenders possess his combination of spring and range.
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Great whites possess unique pigment patterns that are commonly used to identify them.
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Do they really possess the wisdom to create peaceful democracies in the Middle East?
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Decaf is a must, which makes sense considering she seems to possess endless energy.
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They possess the advanced skills that allow them to appropriately engage and screen candidates.
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Maybe so, but one suspects "Shooter" won't possess the same sort of shelf life.
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They were also charged with conspiring to possess firearms to pursue a violent crime.
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Firebox describes it as a "beautifully hefty ceramic ornament," which may possess psychokinetic abilities.
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Others would require skills that current industry workers already possess, such as bulldozer operations.
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If that sounds ambitious, you possess a basic understanding of the challenges involved here.
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But it feels unfair to castigate individual Americans, who individually possess basically no power.
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It's a well-known fact that the world's giraffes collectively possess thousands of neckties.
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Mario can possess any enemy he pleases simply by placing his hat on them.
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In Georgia, it is illegal to possess one without a valid wild animal license.
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Consumers must be 18 or older and may possess no more than 30 grams.
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Of the 2,400 doctors accused of misconduct by patients, half still possess medical licenses.
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There's a kind of trickster spirit that I possess, where I'm shapeshifting a bit.
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Christian Duckett claims to possess the largest collection of policeman's helmets in the world.
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The challenge for Basket: It does not possess an analogous, passive, data-collection capability.
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What do they know, or possess, that most of the rest of us don't?
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MYTHOLOGY is rich with tales of dragons and the magical properties their innards possess.
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Maybe he can bring the Knicks a measure of credibility they don't currently possess.
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The same could be said of Washington, where white men possess disturbingly expansive control.
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Some companies wrongly believe they already possess a diverse board of directors, Edkins said.
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Within the confines of Litchfield, guards possess absolute, incontrovertible control over fact and fiction.
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For so many male celebrities, traditional masculinity is the most valuable currency they possess.
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Companies want to avoid any insider trading issues while they possess nonpublic financial information.
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Irizzary is a convicted felon, making it illegal for her to possess a firearm.
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Rebel officials denied the allegations and said their forces did not possess chemical weapons.
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The heat map was just a shocking demonstration of the incredible data they possess.
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Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States are known to possess thermonuclear weapons.
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In the first movie, the Parrs assumed their youngest son didn't possess any superpowers.
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In Dreams, players can create entire explorable worlds, with puppet-like characters to possess.
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"Time is the greatest money-making asset an individual can possess," Slott told me.
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I am someone who fronts a lot more self restraint than I actually possess.
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However, in the aftermath of the incident, some still possess different speculations about Devotion.
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Under Illinois gun law, a person must get a FOID to possess a firearm.
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Don't mention a skill you don't possess just because it appears in the listing.
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Nor does it possess the warm and fuzzy kitsch appeal of Crosley's Cruiser series.
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To claim you have a power you do not, in fact, possess is dishonest.
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As we first reported, he'll be on mandatory supervision and can't possess any firearms.
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They can also live for as long as 1,000 years and don't possess lips.
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They must possess clarity of vision and the communication skills to inspire and unite.
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Now you effectively only have one stapler, but you technically possess double the staplers.
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Highly doubtful they possess the army of specialists required to work through this problem.
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It's not timing or talent or circumstance — it's pure want, which you don't possess.
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Patience is a virtue; possess it if you want to keep your phone safe.
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Then there are those gap-year plans created by students who possess rare initiative.
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"I was filled with a desire to possess and study them," he later recalled.
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But research suggests women possess two leadership qualities that our country needs right now.
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Those arguing that speechwriters impart eloquence that speakers don't necessarily possess have a point.
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What capabilities and resolve does the country possess in order to defend those interests?
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Additionally, the Cardinals still possess one of the worst offensive lines in the league.
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"Dolphins naturally possess the most sophisticated sonar known to science," the program's website says.
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Then the judge enraged Aaron, by telling him he's too dangerous to possess guns.
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"Some of them just don't want to [be trained to possess firearms]," he added.
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Lue likely would possess the associate head coach label if the deal is consummated.
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Allowing abusers to possess firearms puts their partners — and society in general — at risk.
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She is not a gourmand, either, since she need not possess a pathological appetite.
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The next day, President-elect Trump tweeted Pyongyang would never possess such a weapon.
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"As I mentioned, bacteria possess many other properties beside the electricity production," Mannoor said.
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But there are many battle-tested Republicans that possess the acumen to pull through.
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For many men, it is plainly obvious that Pumpkin Spice does possess feminine qualities.
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Both based in California, they possess enormous amounts of data on billions of people.
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Under the program, patients who qualified were allowed to legally possess dried cannabis buds.
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Simply, this is a prime number that represents information that is illegal to possess.
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Then there's the game's defining design choice—the ability to teleport and possess enemies.
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He'll also be unable to access any assets he might possess under US jurisdiction.
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The BFG is minor Steven Spielberg — but "minor" Spielberg can still possess many charms.
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More nations could pass regulations to make it very difficult to use or possess.
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The insurgents are thought to possess anti-armor and anti-aircraft missiles, diplomats say.
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The only political power I possess as an artist are the works I produce.
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Few vocalists possess either the stark intimacy or the darkened mystery of Ms. Waters.
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There is no reason that any civilian, of any age, should possess this rifle.
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They're fun to draw even for people who possess no art skills at all.
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Most important, it means I now possess an army of best friends seven strong.
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The Iranian government has asserted many times that it will never possess nuclear arms.
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In North Carolina, it is a felony to possess a firearm on educational property.
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Only people authorized by the government will be allowed to plant or possess marijuana.
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Despite her considerable spirit, Silvie does not possess an unlimited trove of self-worth.
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Unlike a cat, a lion doesn't possess generations of selective breeding in its DNA.
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All mammals possess the "mammalian diving reflex," triggered by cold water hitting the face.
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The vast majority of Americans of all backgrounds possess goodwill towards their fellow citizens.
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President Trump does not possess the sense of nuance a well-told joke requires.
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Those under 21 with hunting licenses will be able to possess firearms for hunting.
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Plus, that blood harmony that Laura and Lydia Rogers possess will give you chills.
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Of course, only highlight the skills that you actually possess and do not lie.
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Nations possess recognized boundaries, principles and laws over which a central government directly rules.
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The most important virtue that a statesman can possess is prudence, combined with magnanimity.
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The meeting, held in March 103, concerned Trump's desire to possess an NFL franchise.
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Having subpoenaed the Trump Organization, Mueller and his team now possess his business records.
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Justify may prove to possess so much raw talent that "Apollo" is no match.
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In our federalist system, federal and state governments possess their own spheres of power.
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The singers would reportedly each possess a special "girl power" in the film, obviously.
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He appeared to possess a near encyclopedic knowledge of everything that was on display.
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Danoff also offers a list of qualitative attributes he says all successful investors possess.
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Gun-rights activists assert that the constitution guarantees their right to possess any firearm.
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You have a unique set of skills that no one else could possibly possess.
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All guns must be registered, and it is illegal to possess military-grade weapons.
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Their apparent inevitability is because they possess trappings of power but lack popular support.
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Now those are two predictions about our collective future that possess, for me, credibility.
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For one, virtually all possess a sense of resigned equanimity when discussing their routines.
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I possess a baseball cap with a big P in the national flag motif.
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"Refugees have lost their homes and almost everything they possess," he told VICE News.
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The world is too vast for any of us to possess much knowledge firsthand.
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Athletes with disordered sexual development possess genitalia that are not typically male or female.
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Regardless, most Maghreb objects possess a fluctuating, ornamental adroitness that challenges static visual statements.
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The U.S. and Russia collectively possess more than 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons.
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Though many animals possess this sense, we still don't know for sure how it works.
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Pangoro, on the other hand, possess a violent temperament and won't put up with bullying.
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Mooring scored 14 first-half points to help UNLV possess a 41-34 halftime lead.
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He also got 3 years probation, and can't own or possess guns during that time.
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Neither party pleaded guilty but agreed to surrender their passports and not to possess firearms.
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They possess a subtlety not often found — a quiet call to remember, and to heal.
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This time both competitors possess extensive on-the-ground understanding of South-East Asian markets.
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Cathy Hsiao's concrete sculptures, currently on view at Chicago gallery Goldfinch, possess a surprising airiness.
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Chucky and his doll girlfriend Tiffany seek to possess human bodies through a voodoo ritual.
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In December, Obama commuted Brant's 1994 life sentence for conspiracy to possess and distribute cocaine.
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Despite any "degenerate" qualities these photographs might possess, their impact did not degenerate with age.
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As live performers especially, they possess the rare ability to whip crowds into a frenzy.
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They do not possess the swirling fuck chaos of the real big dick energy-haver.
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If you thought your credit card was the most powerful card you possess, think again.
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And the rest — let's say 1 in 8 tweets — possess no sense of humor whatsoever.
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Still, the whole episode pokes holes in the invincibility the duopoly once seemed to possess.
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How to possess an acceptable kind of vulnerability, a smoldering anger, a kind of violence.
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But the body is also our common denominator; it's a language that we all possess.
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I would love this because this is one of my few talents that I possess.
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Living vertebrates, such as reptiles, amphibians, and birds, still possess high amounts of cone photoreceptors.
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But nearly all spiral galaxies possess an outer disk consisting mainly of hydrogen, Chakrabarti said.
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Few other places possess the expertise to produce the high-end components that Apple needs.
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Not all companies require candidates to possess the qualities of a Japanese warrior, of course.
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Like the Aborigines, he meant to possess the land imaginatively with beautiful, flexible, Australian words.
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If something's Schedule I, it's contraband—nobody may possess Schedule I material except for research.
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Passports are issued in her name, so it is unnecessary for her to possess one.
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Most of us don't possess the skills to analyze primary data or construct climate models.
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The dead, it turns out, don't possess nearly as much permanence as we might've hoped.
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Despite the convenience and potential that mobile payments currently possess, there remains room for improvement.
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Bacteria that possess tolC can make a protein which works as an antibiotic-expulsion pump.
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But Robinson seems to possess a certain maturity when it comes to navigating her processes.
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" The statement adds: "Vincent is a convicted felon and cannot possess any firearms or ammunition.
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It means taking those Linchpin-ian qualities you already possess and pushing them even further.
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Rafael Soriano's richly colored works possess mysterious geometries that reflect his connection to the divine.
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It will be legal to possess up to 30 grams of weed at a time.
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Currently, the 20 richest American families possess more wealth than half of the American population.
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Unlike the Callery pear, Ginkgo trees possess butyric acid, or the molecule present in fermentation.
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The jurists are highly qualified, mainstream nominees, who possess the strong support of Pennsylvania Sens.
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His ideal assistant will possess common sense and an ability to communicate with other assistants.
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Nevada's law lets adults 21 and older to possess up to an ounce of marijuana.
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North Korea is believed to possess between 2,500 and 5,000 tonnes of chemical warfare agents.
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First, because they possess power and standing, they can easily mobilize themselves and their collaborators.
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They should not value things they own more highly just because they already possess them.
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It does not oblige the citizen to possess the particular information sought by the government.
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The Americans, it's thought, now possess the capacity to respond to fluctuations in market demand.
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Johnson was convicted in 1996 of conspiracy to possess cocaine and attempted possession of cocaine.
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Moreover, shareholders possess the ability to elect diverse candidates to the board if they desire.
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"All 12 of them possess very feminine features that are youthful and attractive," he says.
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Both, says Ford, possess the quality of "toughness" and that's all there is to it.
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We possess more knowledge, better reflexes and — most important — the ability to discern potential intent.
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" He claims these generations possess "utopian ideals," which they wrongly believe will "translate into adulthood.
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It's as if I possess this new, extra sense in compensation for the imperiled one.
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But the Constitution affirms only that men and women possess the equal right to vote.
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District of Columbia, which protected the right to possess a firearm such as a handgun.
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It is also illegal for minors in most cases to possess handguns in the state.
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It is unrealistic to expect physicians to recommend treatments about which they possess little knowledge.
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The statute allows qualifying persons to possess concealed firearms notwithstanding any provision of state law.
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But, the most significant leaders do possess one great skill above the rest of them.
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You happen on a line like an albino rhinoceros and immediately want to possess it.
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America's adversaries possess this low-yield nuclear weapon capability and seem prepared to use them.
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Implicit bias, by contrast, is rooted in the idea that we all possess inherent prejudices.
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The leadership skills you possess have slowly evolved from real-world experiences and life stories.
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The former may have access to unique and intimate information the latter does not possess.
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Do they possess the positive success traits you are trying to instill in your children?
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Mexico tabulates the amounts of a drug anyone can possess before being considered a trafficker.
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The HR chief explains that these skills show aptitude, which people from different backgrounds possess.
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I think it's independence, and Jasmine possess all of the qualities of a modern princess.
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State legislators possess the power to draw the invisible lines that determine federal congressional districts.
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However, Congress may already possess some resources that, if reconfigured, could be a big help.
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His figures also possess multiple eyes, something often encountered throughout fantastic, mystical, and visionary art.
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"We are mulling acquisitions of companies with technologies that we do not possess," he said.
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Throughout the movie, two forces, representing good and evil, fight to possess Daisy (Samantha Mathis).
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Paper. Although I own an e-book publishing company, I don't possess a reading thingumajig.
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Minimalist motors can possess the trumpets, for a few moments, without scrambling the overall narrative.
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But the nations that actually possess such weapons, including the United States, boycotted the effort.
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You possess something rare and true: You know who you are and what you want.
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Your secret for success is that you don't possess the need to be liked. Deny.
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It's not everyday you get to possess a cat and speak to ghosts, after all.
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You have to possess a certain arrogance to will a new business into physical form.
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These workers are unlikely to receive much training, and they rarely possess valuable trade secrets.
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It remains unclear whether the damaging information that Ms. Vashukevich claimed to possess actually exists.
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Are there qualities and skills that you possess that are not reflected in your grades?
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Along with that historic diversity, members of the generation also possess untraditional views about identity.
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The central idea of New Thought spirituality is that all humans possess a divine essence.
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Today nine countries possess about 14,000 nuclear weapons, making our geopolitical situation much more complex.
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The possibility that some immigrants can continue to possess conflicting and multiple allegiances is downplayed.
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Under California law, it's illegal to possess and cultivate more than six living cannabis plants.
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The judge also approved a subpoena to Google for any Clinton emails it may possess.
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Can a philosopher who has sown such confusion be said to possess a coherent identity?
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Wit is a specialized form of verbal intelligence that all novelists possess to some degree.
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Of the talents you possess, the one that attracts me most is your courage & determination.
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I am 6 feet tall and possess personality traits similar to those of Lou Gehrig.
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We are often seen a country with more common traits than we in fact possess.
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"Prosecutors often think of people who illegally possess guns as all the same," he said.
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Neither Majime's life nor those of his motley crew possess the same degree of orderliness.
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To own, to worship, to possess — to say this is mine and no one else's.
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In addition, people 21 and older could possess up to one ounce of the drug.
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Also, the system depends on the kind of mathematical brain that I do not possess.
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No one convicted of a felony can legally possess a firearm, according to federal law.
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No one yet knows what culinary properties the crystalline perfection of space salt might possess.
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" Of course, I agree that all women — and all people — possess the "right to choose.
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And if it is the latter, how much evidence of wrongdoing does the government possess?
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The source also told the newspaper that Prince did not possess a prescription for fentanyl.
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No, that would have required that he possess a shred of empathy and common decency.
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RM: McKinley was not a man of vision and didn't possess a particularly imaginative intellect.
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A probation officer may visit her at any time and she cannot possess a firearm.
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The House Intelligence Committee Chairman beclowned himself by claiming to possess direct evidence of collusion.
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Adults will be allowed to buy, use, possess and grow recreational marijuana, under the law.
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A motivated employee is likely to possess other qualities that make them the perfect employee.
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Ferguson was a convicted felon and not authorized to possess a firearm, according to police.
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Among America's European allies, Norway, Italy, the Netherlands, and the UK possess the F-35.
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Neither possess anything like the stature or intellectual accomplishments of Janet Yellen or Stanley Fischer.
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Nevada's marijuana law lets adults 21 and older possess up to an ounce of marijuana.
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Yet few contemporary British writers possess keener antennae for the background hum of public affairs.
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" Khodorkovsky says: "This is impossible to explain on the basis of information which we possess.
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However, this is the case today with Gaza, where terror factions possess over 20,000 rockets.
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In the film, the seven deadly sins possess your soul (or, at least, Sivana's soul).
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And it reminds us of the power we possess, even when we think we're helpless.
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Humans seemed to possess the most cortical neurons — by far — of any species on earth.
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It said Quadriga did not appear to possess any "basic corporate records," including accounting records.
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After all, the candidates fighting to call 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue home possess wildly different ideologies.
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No brushstroke seems to possess exactly the same viscosity as any of the adjacent brushstrokes.
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What would possess someone to release a game for a 36 year-old operating system?
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A recent U.S. State Department report found Russia had violated obligations "not to possess, produce, or flight-test" a ground-launched cruise missile with a range capability of 500 km to 5,500 km (310-3,420 miles), "or to possess or produce launchers of such missiles".
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We never really know how Pazuzu ended up in Georgetown to possess Regan in The Exorcist.
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Because Mr. Durst, 22000, is a felon, it is illegal for him to possess a firearm.
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All the coaches possess camera skills to record an athlete's trick from a variety of angles.
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You can possess the content and view it or use it exactly how you want to.
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State law requires each student in public and private schools to possess a certificate of immunization.
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Candidates require relevant kitchen experience and must possess a driver's license and a US work visa.
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The phones, however, do possess an advanced chip, which makes the facial recognition feature even smoother.
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Humans possess insatiable curiosity about the universe, and constantly wonder what might lie beyond the stars.
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Photo: Joi/CC BY 2.0How specifically the FBI came to possess Swartz's email data remains unclear.
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Cohen said Artemenko claims to possess evidence of corruption by the current Ukrainian leader, Petro Poroshenko.
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Ideally, the safest, most rational, and most humane number of nuclear weapons to possess is zero.
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Well, that requires something that not all of us possess (namely, an outdoor area and grill).
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Independent electors would be "most likely to possess the information and discernment" to stop a demagogue.
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Other millennials, however, possess a fear and loathing of the stock market and all things finance.
|
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People under the age of 21 are not allowed to possess or buy handguns in Colorado.
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Between those three, they possess the background in advertising and server management necessary for this scheme.
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As it happens, we already possess a successful model of how to organise higher education: America's.
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Anyone who watches wrestling and then tweets about it as if they too possess this power?
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It would be insanely difficult, and require far more engineering and IT savvy than I possess.
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They possess all the physical joy of the human form and none of the existential baggage!
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Nor did it possess the utility of the tréma, which divided vowel sounds in two (aï).
|
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But apart from Techmanski, it's unclear that the crews on the ground actually possess such expertise.
|
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While their divergent strategies each possess certain strengths, they also have their own forms of Kryptonite.
|
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Flagship televisions tend to possess all the features that are most forward looking for a company.
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ALL WORKERS must have days when they wonder whether their managers possess any intelligence at all.
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They will no longer protect me with the freakish speed and power I used to possess.
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Seemingly, the creatures possess the ability to disorient people and trick them into opening their eyes.
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As the figure below indicates, most people possess relatively benign attitudes toward various groups of interest.
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They all have strange faces on their front side, and they possess a lot of personality.
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We cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons.
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Like the wooden sculptures, they are also well considered and possess a powerful sense of intention.
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And, as he reminds his readers, anyone can possess those traits, regardless of their gender identity.
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No other group can "currently match the relationships or resources that we possess," the memo read.
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In Washington, DC, it is legal to possess, grow, and gift marijuana but not sell it.
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It&aposs now illegal to possess an unregistered handgun or any kind of rapid-fire weapon.
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Each of us would possess god-like powers to summon information, to communicate, to share experiences.
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Starting July 1, adults 21 years or older can possess small amounts of marijuana in Vermont .
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I honestly don't know what would possess a human being in Trump's position to do that.
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Never mind the fact that I actually had a problem they, casual drinkers, did not possess.
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A few of Chick's views, specifically on abortion, evolution, and LGBT people, possess a pernicious longevity.
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In its report, HMD concedes that the Defense Department does not possess adequate data on Balad.
|
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The District must possess all of its active judges to quickly, inexpensively and fairly resolve cases.
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In her reply, Hardin declined to name either candidate, instead addressing qualities a president should possess.
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Wine snobs To possess real wine knowledge is an incredible skill, and one worth showing off.
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They have embedded expertise with serial killers that a local department like us just doesn't possess.
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"She had legal status which allowed her to conduct business and possess property," it went on.
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As part of his probation, Bradley is also not allowed to own or possess a firearm.
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" She shared something Nipsey always said to her ... "You can't possess people, that you experience them.
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Be sure you only work with remote employees and outsourced talent who possess excellent communication skills.
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Some of these apps also appear to be fake, and may even possess some malicious functions.
|
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However, researchers found that male praying mantises still possess a Darwinian desire to avoid being eaten.
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Applicants must go through a rigorous process to be allowed to possess a firearm in India.
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Yes, you begin to feel as though you actually possess magical powers (at least in VR).
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It's annoying to throw a hat in reflexive self-defense, only to accidentally possess a goomba.
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The candidate must possess: Prior experience in social media management for a news organization is preferred.
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You're allowed to possess one ounce of cannabis, and there's no penalty for that in Washington.
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New Jersey residents—poor and rich, Democrat and Republican—possess the gift of ignoring gross flaws.
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Fox is extremely fast, but he doesn't possess Wall's transcendent quickness and end-to-end speed.
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The goal was to possess all that was economically necessary within the borders of the homeland.
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He's a thief in the night, but he overlooked some incredibly valuable things we still possess.
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They both possess outsize egos and are charter members of a Big Apple mutual admiration society.
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Even if Kim does now possess a few missiles, Washington's advantage in nuclear weapons is overwhelming.
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But given the number of photos in a box I possess, one minute isn't quite enough.
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She defines beauty as that which moves you to see something without wanting to possess it.
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The United States does not possess the capability to ultimately alter the outcomes meaningfully in Afghanistan.
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But in fact, the shooter was not legally allowed to possess them because he was underage.
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However, Senegal and Colombia, who make up the group, both possess the quality to hurt Japan.
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And I will continue to cooperate with government, offering as much information as I truthfully possess.
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This way, they can determine whether they possess the right skills before making the big move.
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The daemon spirits possess Kagachi, giving him access to more than a dozen different fighting styles.
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"Veterans are loyal, resilient, possess a strong work ethic and are masters of teamwork," he says.
|
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In this way of thinking, grit, resilience and toughness are not traits that people possess intrinsically.
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To show me my self-worth, and to make me believe in the strength I possess.
|
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A county judge ruled that Courtney is not allowed to possess any firearms or contact Joseph.
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According to the Swiss Authorities online portal, it's illegal to possess or consume marijuana and hashish.
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This is known as the confirmation bias --- and all of us possess it, to some degree.
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The Chiefs, meanwhile, are a game behind the Raiders but possess the head-to-head tiebreaker.
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Iran says the missiles are not designed to carry nuclear warheads, which it does not possess.
|
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Business customers possess more options for data services, and at significantly better prices, than ever before.
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A choral group may possess unity, but that unity depends on the behaviors of its individuals.
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In New York City, 25,211 people have licenses to possess firearms, according to the Police Department.
|
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Under current state law, it's illegal to possess or distribute clean syringes for an "unlawful" purpose.
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According to the deal, Shmurda pled to conspiracy to possess weapons and possession of a weapon.
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Wood frogs have the smooth, thin skin of true frogs, and possess the same long legs.
|
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To open a show with "I endorse patriarchy" proposes that I, and other artists, possess power.
|
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They tweaked the model so that older leaves possess a larger "force field" than younger ones.
|
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Only adults able to lawfully own and possess a firearm are eligible to win the prize.
|
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Because Republicans are stronger in the most sparsely populated areas, they possess a growing structural advantage.
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Impossible; they cannot read, they possess no maps and they cannot think of abandoning their sons.
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Neptune was found to possess some of the fastest and coldest winds in the solar system.
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It is illegal for civilians in the United States to possess machine guns manufactured after 1986.
|
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No matter how much wealth or power a person might possess, none of us are immortal.
|
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And the countries interested in going after Clinton's emails all possess advanced cyber capabilities, experts said.
|
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Institutions should clarify and improve existing consent processes to ensure that patients possess adequate, accurate information.
|
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Before the invention of writing, the only way to possess a poem was to memorize it.
|
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Once an order has been filed against someone, that individual cannot purchase or possess a firearm.
|
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Their claims to possess a secret recipe for prosperity grounded in Islamic tenets has proved empty.
|
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Russia in fact is very weak, but it does possess nuclear arms, like the United States.
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Local lore suggests that the Navajo unleashed a Skinwalker, a shapeshifter who can possess animals' skin.
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Teams that won a lot of very close games didn't possess some special sauce for victory.
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They do not possess the tens of millions of dollars required to construct their own plant.
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Our country needs an informed citizenry composed of people who possess confidence in their elected officials.
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In addition, and more important, we all possess and live within what Bourdieu called a habitus.
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It is unclear whether American intelligence agencies possess evidence of potential violations that go beyond suspicions.
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The District must possess each of its active judges to swiftly, inexpensively and fairly decide cases.
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A birth certificate, I learned, is probably the single most important document an American can possess.
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That is not a power we believe any secretary of education, Democratic or Republican, should possess.
|
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Reaching that conclusion requires a level of critical thinking that Trump's defenders hope Americans don't possess.
|
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Introduced in 2003, Brazil's disarmament statute made it more difficult and expensive to legally possess firearms.
|
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Often, discussions about the Second Amendment focus only on the right of citizens to possess firearms.
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And it is not just the most senior officers who possess that sort of human capital.
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"That would be a very important piece of paper for Tanya Gersh to possess," Dinielli says.
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They also possess an understanding of the military — something that is often lacking within the board.
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But we do now possess the technology to know what a celebrity's daughter's doll is thinking.
|
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Multiple villages in Sicily claimed to possess the remains of Polyphemus, the Cyclops blinded by Odysseus.
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The only wheelchair I possess I saved for my mother, now 90 and wisely thinking ahead.
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The memos contain hidden tales about how the Mint came to possess some of these coins.
|
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According to the study's findings, three-toed sloths possess the slowest digestion rate of any mammal.
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The figures he assembles possess a structural frailty similar to what Alberto Giacometti achieved using iron.
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"The President and White House possess the same broad discretion to regulate access to the White House for journalists (and other members of the public) that they possess to select which journalists receive interviews, or which journalists they acknowledge at press conferences," lawyers say in the filing.
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Wolfgram told BuzzFeed News he's confident that his employees are adequately prepared to possess their new guns.
|
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Newton is many things, but he lacks one trait that many quarterbacks in the league possess: disingenuousness.
|
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We can't afford to lose these individuals; the wealth of experience and knowledge they possess is immeasurable.
|
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In most states, it's legal to possess CBD products and bring them across state lines, he explains.
|
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The Banished will stop at nothing to possess the Ark and all of the power contained within.
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Music is a fun and easy way to remind them that they possess the tools for success!
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Some fans clearly possess the ability to see through the soft bigotry of focusing on her ambition.
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David Bowie does not possess a mobile phone, but in Schwab he has its nearest human equivalent.
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The material would possess negative energy, which would deflect radiation and repulse space-time apart from itself.
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He doesn't even possess the vocabulary, the catechisms that virtually every Republican candidate can recite by heart.
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He possess wild length and is fun to watch defend, if you're into that sort of thing.
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Cohen said he was ready to provide "as much information as I truthfully possess" on the president.
|
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Contestants who possess nearly no baking skills compete to recreate various over-the-top and exquisite treats.
|
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"He had a spirit and an energy that very few people I've ever met possess," Kerr said.
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Most of them concentrate in whole or in part on simply preserving the capital they already possess.
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Except that the superpower our heroes Suzie and John possess: They can stop time when they orgasm.
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Nor did he mention the recordings of Mr Khashoggi's last moments that Turkish investigators claim to possess.
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There is abundant evidence now that parrots possess cognitive capacities and sensibilities remarkably similar to our own.
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This may sound impressive, but—although few realise it—ordinary people possess an infinite power, too: language.
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Yes, but: Cars are becoming more automated overnight, gaining new superpowers they didn't possess the day before.
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One is a new character: Cappy, a sentient hat that allows Mario to possess objects and characters.
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Figueroa didn't have the right to possess the firearms that were found at his residence, Evans said.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about artificial intelligence is the belief that today's AIs possess generalized intelligence.
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But unlike fish, they possess neocortex-like structures, which gives them the ability to discriminate human faces.
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Insects possess almost all of the same neurotransmitter molecules such as dopamine, serotonin, acetylcholine, glutamate and GABA.
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You just need to know which strengths your sign possess and figure out how you can benefit.
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The ideal candidate will possess the following skills: Knowledge of current affairs is preferable but not essential.
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Russia, unlike China or Iran, does not possess a religious or secular ideology that legitimizes authoritarian rule.
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Does Temer (including his policy team) possess imagination to see solutions that were not on the table?
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New Zealand censorship laws allow the government to make certain videos illegal to view, possess, and distribute.
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In part, that's because the agency itself will never possess the technology needed to replicate the study.
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As a result, those who built, inherited, or purchased property may not possess documents to prove it.
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" She added: "Carrie is my child and I love her with every ounce of strength I possess.
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The company "does not possess any knowledge" of Israel's hack, the Post cited the statement as saying.
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It's not related to the idea that numbers possess mystical meanings, but it can sound similarly arcane.
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Even his flattest abstractions possess a gravitas of the paint surface and a sheer weight as objects.
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For those who have forgotten, India and Pakistan possess substantial inventories of nuclear warheads and delivery systems.
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Nevertheless, they have been unable to defeat forces who possess much less money and far fewer weapons.
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Yeah. They showed me that we can, too, go without all of these things that we possess.
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Anti-Black racism is rampant all over Europe, where Africans are treated differently and possess fewer resources.
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For those who possess not only beauty, but also a healthy ego: Yes, you can nominate yourself.
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The list of states that now possess weapons-capable Chinese drones likely reaches beyond those enumerated above.
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Furthermore, Myers argued, the State Department should not be expected to search records they don't physically possess.
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Instead, the DEA kept cannabis as a Schedule I substance, which makes weed a felony to possess.
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However, the number of certificates to possess firearms dipped marginally to 1913,894,283 from 1,898,360 a year earlier.
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After all, elites possess particular kinds of power, housed in particular institutions, and they lead different constituencies.
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"These working dogs possess great courage and dedication," said AKC Vice President Gina DiNardo in a statement.
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What matters is that you now possess it and you need to keep it safe and warm.
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Oregon enacted a bill making it harder for stalkers and domestic abusers to buy and possess guns.
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America and South Korea possess a military superiority over North Korea with which Pyongyang could never compete.
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But experts are strangely ignoring the fact that NATO will soon possess Russia's top fighter-jet killer.
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From early on, the world's secret rulers were said to possess extraordinary powers, supernatural and quasi-scientific.
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Every once in a while, however, candidates who possess a soul can use it to their advantage.
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In that regard, Democrats in Congress should work with Republicans to assert the constitutional powers they possess.
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This "may indicate that dogs possess the capacity for a rudimentary form of empathy," the study concluded.
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For those who possess not only beauty but also a healthy ego: You can indeed nominate yourself.
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The official said the new rules do not affect American citizens' ability to own or possess firearms.
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It turns out that we do, in this sense, possess subtle bodies; we also inhabit subtle selves.
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Humanized mice, which possess human cells, DNA tissues or immune systems, are used in some biomedical research.
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You possess a healthy flexibility; the kind that is free from resentment and abuse, making you unselfish.
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ILLINOIS: Urban legend says it's a crime in Illinois to possess more than $600 worth of salamanders.
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Similar procedures for denying someone the right to possess firearms are already in place for domestic abusers.
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Here are the top six traits that the most influential and effective leaders possess, according to Black.
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People forget that we are the largest market in the world and possess the world's reserve currency.
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If we expect immigrants seeking citizenship to possess basic American knowledge, what about the rest of us?
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As the suit notes, Kelley's conviction made it illegal for him to purchase or possess a firearm.
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Upon Joseph's arrest, a judge ruled he was not allowed to own, possess, or carry any firearms.
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The CDC further finds that fewer young people are reporting that they possess ready access to pot.
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It is unclear at this time who owns the gun or how Hodges came to possess it.
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The skillsets that BATF Special Agents possess would be perfectly married to FBI criminal and terrorism investigations.
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He urged the department to present evidence of any wrongdoing by President Trump, if they possess it.
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"We cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism to possess the world's deadliest weapons," he said.
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It would also prohibit vendors from supplying devices that have unchangeable passwords or possess known security vulnerabilities.
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Officials tell TMZ Sports ... as part of his probation, Foster may not possess guns of any kind.
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In spite of every physical and cultural trait I possess, I always wanted to be a surfer.
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That has prompted its opponents to question how it will handle the sensitive information those departments possess.
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Five states currently possess no paper backup, while another eight have some electoral districts without paper backups.
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Groundcherry bushes sprawl untidily and can drop their fruits early, and the plants possess other undesirable traits.
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Turkish officials have said they possess evidence that the 15 Saudi agents flew into Istanbul on Oct.
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After all, they possess the second-best defense in the country (after Virginia) and are imposing physically.
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How about limiting sales of bullets so that an individual cannot possess multiple magazines at one time?
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The country also banned the alleged gunman's manifesto, making it a crime to possess or distribute it.
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It turns out that many corporations possess bargaining power over their workers, not just over their consumers.
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All of us, according to the Hungarian writer Laszlo Krasznahorkai, possess just one fragile but fluid sentence.
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He moved on with new information built on an assumption of knowledge that I did not possess.
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These are skills the American workplace fetishizes, and it has been decided that we don't possess them.
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"It's given me an incredible sense — I wish I didn't possess it — of empathy, understanding," he said.
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Cue the jump scares: at Blackwood, the souls of artists past possess the bodies of artists present.
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Companies that possess very sensitive information, like our banking records or medical information, are usually heavily regulated.
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When they do manage to possess the ball, the Serbian press quickly takes it away from them.
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They do not possess all the characteristics of a living organisms – so, no, you cannot 'kill' them.
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You must be 19 to buy, possess and consume cannabis in most of Canada, including British Columbia.
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Maybe, but there's a good chance he or she doesn't possess Mr. Cumming's vast array of talents.
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The world is full of people who possess the necessary "hard" skills to get a job done.
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Only twice during that period did it generate unique information that the F.B.I. did not already possess.
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Anyone 93 and older can buy and possess recreational marijuana in Illinois beginning in the new year.
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What quality do you possess that has made you a good candidate for self-making your destiny?
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He testified that one of the guns was his friend's weapon, which Mr. Donnelly does not possess.
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However, governments which are stubbornly convinced that they possess absolute knowledge implement policies through bans and diktats.
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"The very reason [North Korea] had to possess nuclear weapons is because of the U.S.," he said.
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What they did possess was energy, the ability to work hard and pride in their new home.
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But to say this was only about independence is to claim an innocence I didn't entirely possess.
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That I did not possess the requisite certification did not mean that I lacked the requisite qualifications.
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Electric eels possess a specialized nervous system that synchronizes the activity of electricity-producing cells called electrocytes.
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Unlike Kate and Camille, the idealized romantic possibilities spurned by Florent, Aymeric seems to possess some interiority.
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It isn't simple, these days, to possess a Y chromosome and know what to do with it.
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The U.S. Census estimates that about 33 percent of American adults possess a bachelor's degree or more.
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Then, in September, they began disclosing some of the evidence Kessler claimed to possess with The Times.
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" The novel's flashback chapters, set in London, possess the tactile energy and emotional detail of "White Teeth.
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At one time, Yisroel was selling bread and cookies, which Jews aren't allowed to possess during Passover.
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Pharos will link and make accessible the photographic holdings that all the institutions in the consortium possess.
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" Thus, the Amendment "guarantee[s] the individual right to possess and carry weapons in case of confrontation.
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Ignoring this Pakistani bottom line is guaranteed to negate whatever leverage capabilities U.S. power might otherwise possess.
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These are the skill sets our diplomats and development experts possess, and they must be properly resourced.
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What personal qualities and talents did they possess that helped them along the way to achieving success?
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I didn't possess many books when I was a child; mostly, I borrowed them from the library.
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They don't send people to jail for being addicts, even if the drug they possess is heroin.
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Billionaire Blackstone founder Steve Schwarzman has revealed the most important trait he thinks a leader can possess.
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China is estimated to possess about 290 nuclear warheads, according to the Arms Control Association nonprofit group.
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The firearms industry, just as others, wants to keep firearms away from those who shouldn't possess them.
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Of course, renewable energy sources such as wind and solar possess many of these benefits as well.
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You possess enormous qualifications and experience for the presidency, which is why I support you so strongly.
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This new species, found in China's Guizhou Province, did possess a toothless beak, another key turtle feature.
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The Dodgers are now in a better position in the standings and possess a more talented team.
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His intent, he said, was to live more in the moment rather than try to possess it.
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Members of Congress also possess a sense of self-interest that exceeds their allegiance to the president.
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Armed visitors who possess a concealed weapons permit can now enter the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
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He's not allowed to threaten anyone or possess any deadly weapons, not even replica or toy gun.
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Many people hold the racist and insidious idea that black athletes possess an inherent advantage in sports.
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They have an innocence that a lot of intentionally made, 'beautiful' works of art struggle to possess.
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"The President and White House possess the same broad discretion to regulate access to the White House for journalists (and other members of the public) that they possess to select which journalists receive interviews, or which journalists they acknowledge at press conferences," Justice Department lawyers wrote in their filing.
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Anyone with access to the [Computer Aided Design] files and a commercially available 3-D printer could readily manufacture, possess, or sell such a weapon—even those persons statutorily ineligible to possess firearms, including violent felons, the mentally ill and persons subject to protection and no-contact orders.
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There is strong evidence from a study of 37 cultures involving 10,047 participants that women have a greater desire for long-term mates who not only possess economic resources, but also possess characteristics that are likely to lead to resources over time, such as ambition, industriousness, and social status.
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"The President and White House possess the same broad discretion to regulate access to the White House for journalists (and other members of the public) that they possess to select which journalists receive interviews, or which journalists they acknowledge at press conferences," the White House said in its response.
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Visuals of The West are so encoded in American culture that Winograde's photos possess a déjà vu quality.
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At last count, no fewer than a dozen countries possess Predator-style drones armed with bombs or missiles.
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Plants are just usually underestimated because they lack the specialized organs that vertebrates possess to sense their environment.
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However, he has struggled to project in public the same confidence he is said to possess in private.
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It was only after the Doom they became the last people in the known world to possess dragons.
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Clinton also possess ties to the fossil fuel industry, through the form of donations and private fundraising events.
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Ars Technica noted Farber was arrested last year and charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute controlled substances.
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A river may be fast flowing and possess bundles of energy, but technology is needed to harness it.
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"We cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons," Trump said.
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Like Logan, Laura possess Adamantium claws, strength, and superpowered healing, which makes her a tiny but lethal foe.
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Many residents possess the electronic passes that allow them to pay tolls without coming to a full stop.
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But no one who is so devoted to a false persona could possess this kind of ethical reflex.
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Having people who possess the right skills to use technology was also of vital importance, the experts said.
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About 40 percent buy them specifically for the attack, while another 35 percent already possess the weapon(s).
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But, of course, high school bullies possess a knack for pinpointing the insecurities of others with astonishing accuracy.
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She told CNN's Michelle Kosinski that her sentence, for conspiracy to possess and distribute cocaine, was too harsh.
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Yash demonstrates some real creative genius within limited resources, while copying Vincent – a creativity that we all possess.
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Though, here, she inexplicably has the ability to turn into a ball of energy that can possess machines.
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Did she ever tell you how she came to possess these rats or learned how to train them?
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It is believed that the Starks possess this power because they are the blood of the First Men.
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Kisner also has a rap sheet that includes shoplifting and conspiracy to unlawfully possess a motor vehicle convictions.
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I believe that kind of privilege is one of the most significant of the many privileges I possess.
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I possessed none of that, as far as I could tell, nor did I want to possess it.
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Lockheed Martin and Boeing also both possess drone prototypes that could form the basis for the MQ-25.
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You already possess skills that your company values, so how can those skills help you reach career goals?
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Similar to himself, the students will possess a certain proficiency in mathematics and an aptitude for building things.
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But I am proud of my toughness, which is not a bad thing for a female to possess.
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She doesn't possess the poetic talents of a President Obama or the brilliant colloquial abilities of a Reagan.
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It's a skill that few possess, and produces an unmatched thrill when you finally land your first bottle.
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But Sommers also found that jurors don't seem to possess racial bias in cases that are racially charged.
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Neanderthals and their contemporary Homo sapiens seemed to possess roughly equivalent technological, social and other capabilities, Jaubert said.
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Johnson fumbled the ball and was shown to possess it even before Sarah Thomas awarded possession to Washington.
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Just like anyone else, I possess the freedom to choose where and when I talk about my past.
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It was an early adopter of 4K content and continues to possess the largest repository of said content.
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The treaty obliges both countries not to possess, "produce or flight-test" new intermediate-range ground-launched missiles.
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A net result will be a sustainably higher standard of living for those who possess the desired skills.
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White students possess 64% of the 504 designations, despite accounting for slightly more than half of school enrollment.
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What quality do you think you possess that's made you a good candidate for self-making your destiny?
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Cohen, and thus the special counsel, appears to possess evidence that both halves of that dismissal were false.
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People with autism are said to possess "extreme male brains," in that their systemizing skills are hyper-developed.
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Dogs possess a sense of smell many times more sensitive than even the most advanced man-made instrument.
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Both men are powerful, manipulative, and more often than not, deem women as objects to possess and control.
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Veterans possess unrivalled leadership, crisis management and problem-solving skills which have been forged in the toughest environments.
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Hops have long been thought to possess medicinal properties by herbalists, and now modern medicine is catching up.
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While QP owns a majority stake, energy firms including Total, Mitsui & Co and ConocoPhillips also possess small stakeholdings.
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He is also not allowed to possess any firearms and must participate in a mental health treatment program.
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All passengers must possess the appropriate travel documents, including a valid U.S. entry visa, in order to travel.
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Its climactic moments possess zero emotional depth and its supposedly tense exchanges play out in a heated monotone.
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According to legal docs obtained by TMZ ... Stitches can't possess any firearms until he obtains a gun license.
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It was a style that he alone seemed to possess, and no one else even tried to emulate.
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Cosentino seemed to possess an endless summer of youth: a sunset that never fully goes behind the mountain.
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More specifically, the new rule singled out people who use a representative payee and possess a mental impairment.
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But the defense said another document, which the Bank of Italy did possess, contained all the necessary information.
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What's more interesting than the job post itself though, is what might possess Belgium to even publish it.
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Minister of Health Gan Kim Yong told parliament on Tuesday that Brochez might possess "more files", without elaborating.
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"All my celebrity clients possess the physical and mental capability to perform at a top level," Machado said.
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Having a thing you possess and a thing you know is a really powerful tool band of protection.
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Yet our current clean-energy sources possess technologies that are already operational and economical on a large scale.
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We possess too many pairs for our own good, and they're often bulky or come in weird shapes.
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Beyond that, we sell music via SMS messages to monetize customers who do not possess a credit card.
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We simply believe that all human beings possess these rights and deserve these protections, even prior to birth.
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