In other words, Pence possesses the retail politicking skills and Trump possesses the star power.
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She has long known she possesses the physical strength to escape; perhaps, she finally possesses the will, too.
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"There's no doubt that Andre possesses more financial literacy, but what he doesn't possess is some of the creativity Erica possesses," Lemonis says.
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Simple: he's difficult, dangerous, possesses superlative timing, technique, and, much like western boxing's Floyd Mayweather, possesses the rare ability to tune in to the rhythm and tempo of his opponents.
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Belson's art possesses an inner glow – dust becoming light.
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Maybe it's that the show possesses some weird, addictive quality.
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Not every painting in Corot: Women possesses such climactic energy.
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It's like, 'What possesses someone to do something like that?
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She possesses a spirit bigger than the space around her.
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No other Democrat possesses the stature to match those accomplishments.
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She possesses the qualities we associate with greatness and generosity.
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McCain possesses certain qualities that both Obama and Trump lack.
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It possesses the strongest military, largest economy, and dominant culture.
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"Or that he possesses a scintilla of integrity," they continued.
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The uranium that Iran currently possesses is not weapons grade.
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At 23, he possesses skills he has yet to inventory.
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But Arnett possesses all the bravery her characters dream of.
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The character Pearl is praised because she possesses no shadow.
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City, at its best, possesses a beauty Chelsea cannot match.
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Pyongyang possesses thousands of artillery pieces 30 miles from Seoul.
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APR already possesses leases for the public land in question.
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It possesses information about every citizen, from birth to grave.
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He also possesses detailed, highly technical knowledge about Puerto Rico.
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Vision is throttled with anxiety when he realizes he possesses imperfections.
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It possesses a very exciting energy, bringing surprises wherever it goes.
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Little in Mr Bolsonaro's past suggests that he possesses either quality.
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The more common d-isomer possesses a strong smell of oranges.
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But he also possesses a romantic streak and a populist soul.
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Is it ideal to accept that North Korea possesses nuclear weapons?
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There is no evidence that Ukraine possesses any of the information.
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Well, in the books, Euron possesses a magic dragon-binding horn.
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Mrs. Clinton is a high quality person, and possesses great ability.
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He is paternal but not patronizing; he possesses strength without aggression.
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The encyclopedic knowledge that the average horse girl possesses is astonishing.
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What she possesses is a showmanship that Trump can't help appreciating.
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The team also possesses its first-round draft picks going forward.
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Inside the experimental realm, Nate Wooley possesses an obvious star quality.
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Taken in their totality, the Academies' conclusions that cannabis possesses established therapeutic utility for certain patients and that it possesses an acceptable safety profile when compared to those of other medications or recreational intoxicants are not surprising.
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It possesses a gravitational force to which most works of art aspire.
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Telia said late on Thursday that Kirkby possesses all the required qualities.
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I've learned a lot from that kind of philosophy which he possesses.
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In the end, "The Black Presidency" possesses a loaves-and-fishes quality.
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Beneath that bravado is a man who possesses some serious punching power.
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If he possesses a coherent political philosophy there's no evidence of it.
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I will be very curious to see if NASA possesses that technology!
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But he still possesses a large following in right-wing internet circles.
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Whoever owns Greenland, of course, possesses the right to develop its EEZ.
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Each possesses important abilities that can multiply the magnitude of Kirby's powers!
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Afghanistan possesses valuable mineral resources that can be deployed for its development.
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It also possesses a large arsenal of conventional, chemical and biological weapons.
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If the Trump administration possesses any guiding philosophy, it is white grievance.
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He possesses the physicality of a stuntman who studied ballet in college.
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It possesses a bit of the Downton Abbey and Upstairs Downstairs spirit.
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He possesses the imaginative ability to infuse his stones with anthropomorphic qualities.
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He can't keep order among his troops and only possesses personal heroism.
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Guardiola's team possesses a superiority that is visible to the naked eye.
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Liverpool's contemporary art community possesses its own roster of Turner Prize winners.
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Still, European anti-Trump sentiment possesses, as yet, a certain ideological incoherence.
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Patient, and well tempered, he also possesses the signal virtue of punctuality.
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Local media reports claim Theuma possesses audio recordings linked to the killing.
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Judge Gorsuch possesses the credentials typical of the modern Supreme Court justice.
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Ikea possesses the inherent skills required to operate like a tech company.
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"The Syrian Arab Republic possesses and uses chemical weapons," Ward told delegates.
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Kim already possesses nuclear weapons, and he may never give them up.
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She possesses an uncanny ability to turn her natural charisma into diffidence.
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But it isn't that Japan possesses a particular genius for good living.
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The United States already possesses the necessary tools to enforce an agreement.
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Whatever sharpness and shrewdness Ms. Lahiri possesses seems to have been surgically removed.
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Whatever problem possesses you, we already have plenty of ways to solve it.
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China's rulers have never made public the number of missiles the PLA possesses.
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The next sectarian Islamist battlefront is likely Yemen, which possesses significant geostrategic importance.
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RNRC's management team possesses extensive expertise and deep knowledge of the insurance industry.
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What makes them special is the amount of character each individual pair possesses.
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Each possesses a penis that juts out from the tip of the abdomen.
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He's been locked up before and possesses fluency in a prison's violent rhythms.
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But beyond her performances, Lyonne also possesses an apparent ease in queer spaces.
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They are layered groupings of fragments, each of which possesses its own identity.
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Adrielle possesses some enviable sangfroid; she's almost as unfazed as her flowy dresses.
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It possesses a chunky DIY sensibility despite being some seriously high grade tech.
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But he also possesses a keen and generous insight into the human condition.
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Oprah certainly possesses a level of star power that rivals, even surpasses, Trump's.
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Afrobeat borrowings, at times possesses a subtle new ambience, but as with its
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He has no loans, but possesses four gold rings worth Rs 1,19,000 ($1,751).
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It alleges that Russia's government possesses compromising financial and personal information about Trump.
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It possesses tools to advise levels of government when they get it wrong.
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Blanch possesses a tremendous serve, yet it remains far from the most powerful.
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The West African nation possesses about a third of the world's bauxite reserves.
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The document alleges Russia's government possesses compromising financial and personal information about Trump.
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The church possesses a solid body of reflection concerning mitigating factors and situations.
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What the three-term congressman possesses in charisma, he lacks in track record.
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And the United States is developing, or already possesses, rough analogues to each.
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Whatever else Griezmann possesses, he has that happy knack of finding the net.
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The College Football Playoff, inaugurated for the 220 season, possesses even more credibility.
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And because his agenda is mostly deregulatory, he possesses most of the cards.
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And Iran regards Israel, which possesses nuclear weapons, as its most intractable enemy.
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He's back in suburbia, and the deadliest weapon he possesses is a knife.
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The occult suggests a knowledge not everyone possesses, shared through devotion to mystery.
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Trump, perhaps unique among any leader in modern political history, possesses all three.
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Most gold just sits there, possessing value because people believe it possesses value.
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Even with him, Indiana didn't have the top-shelf depth that Boston possesses.
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And Iceland possesses a group of players as professionally prepared as any other.
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My mother, though not a professor, possesses a doctoral command of cultural anthropology.
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Japan, which possesses abundant nuclear materials and technology, might also pursue atomic bombs.
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"Murphy Brown" certainly possesses the latter, but only sporadically qualifies as the former.
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In total, the United States possesses $43 billion in this type of money.
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Someone who possesses the badassery required to rock a flawless tuxedo throughout a battle.
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Placed next to each other, you can see the shared DNA each one possesses.
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Today the Navy possesses 52 nuclear-powered attack submarines, or SSNs in naval parlance.
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" Jennings added, "It's that aura of reassuring authority he possesses that I just love.
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Waymo almost certainly possesses the most sophisticated autonomous technology in this increasingly crowded field.
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No country on the planet possesses the capability to shoot down an incoming strike.
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These programs are showing outside investors that Latin America possesses abundant opportunities worth exploring.
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One painting appears light and unencumbered, another possesses the density of tightly stitched fabric.
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That's not a surprise; for better or worse, art rarely possesses us so fully.
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It theoretically possesses abilities that read like a greatest hits of bullshit skincare products.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry quickly disputed the North's claim that it possesses miniaturized warheads.
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Until AI possesses these basic concepts, Etzioni figures, it won't be able to reason.
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Amsterdam explains that the misty cloud possesses unique soundscapes, custom software, and tracking techniques.
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But the man who possesses these credentials is not particularly concerned with discussing them.
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As a successful CEO, Trump possesses precisely the background necessary to provide that reassurance.
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In our view, PANW possesses the strongest array of cloud assets among firewall vendors.
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He possesses a natural crafty strength few before him have been able to harness.
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The reality is that email has unique properties that no other new technology possesses.
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Iran already possesses the ability to launch missiles that can hit anywhere inside Israel.
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Fifteen years later, Day possesses one of the best short games in men's golf.
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In each case, the United States possesses enough power to bring down these regimes.
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At the same time, the game's cleverness doesn't mean it possesses any great depth.
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The National Gallery of Art in Washington possesses the only example in North America.
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Marsh possesses one of the largest vocabularies of mark-making that I know of.
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Balvin possesses an uncanny ability to be pretty and abrasive at the same time.
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Our gaze, sweeping over the curling sheets of lead, possesses them in their entirety.
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Yet his work possesses none of the mannerisms you'd associate with breakneck institutional recognition.
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Jada is not a professional travel journalist, but she possesses some of those skills.
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But the House possesses the authority to repair this damage to its subpoena power.
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Francis Spufford is a highly cultivated English writer who possesses vast stores of curiosity.
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According to Reese, the Giants believe he possesses the strongest arm in the draft.
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Mieke, seeing that he possesses those qualities, tries to convince him of his error.
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The mission's objectives would seek to uncover if Io possesses an interior magma ocean.
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Except Kaepernick has a principles problem, which is to say he possesses too many.
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He swears he possesses only legal animals now — how many, he is not sure.
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However, the seasonal gourd also possesses skin-care benefits that go far beyond sensorial.
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Few Americans probably realize that their nation possesses one of the world's great migrations.
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Few Americans probably realize that their nation possesses one of the world's great migrations.
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But what sets Mr. Trump apart is that he possesses almost none of them.
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Like many doctors, he possesses the confidence of someone who has always placed first.
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It possesses critical information that ensures that our energy infrastructures are safe and secure.
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The only biological parts that Major Kusanagi still possesses are her brain and spine.
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Mylan has also long craved an over-the-counter business like the one Meda possesses.
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But Tavares is still young, rapidly improving, and possesses physical attributes that can't be taught.
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The environment underscores the single-mindedness that possesses some of the most avid sneaker collectors.
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Moreover, the show possesses the creative latitude that doesn't always require reassuring or cathartic solutions.
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It possesses its own power and if there's one thing Trump respects, it is power.
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The chunky dad-looking shoe possesses all the trappings of its trendy brunch staple inspiration.
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Researchers say everyone possesses them, even people like judges, who have avowed commitments to impartiality.
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Pyongyang has made such claims before without proof that it actually possesses those advanced capabilities.
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Deterring a hostile power like Russia becomes almost impossible when the president possesses ulterior motives.
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Meyers and John Oliver are both excellent, but lack the lacerating bite that Bee possesses.
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She possesses an impressive political resume and has served in the U.S. Senate since 22020.
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It does not, at present, appear to have anyone, or any party, which possesses it.
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Though its arsenal remains secretive, experts suspect North Korea possesses chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons.
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There's only one "human" in the world who possesses all these unnatural characteristics and more.
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Of the entire brood he is the only one — the solitary one — that possesses malice.
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U.S. officials do not believe Pyongyang possesses weapons able to reach the continental United States.
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If you're right, then it seems like technology possesses us, not the other way around.
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Seeing commonalities in everyone allowed her to see the power that every person possesses equally.
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Only Apple possesses the long, randomly generated number used as the key to that process.
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First, the report does not reveal the whole picture that the Intelligence community likely possesses.
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The controversial dossier alleges the Russian government possesses compromising financial and personal information about Trump.
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In addition to chemical weapons, North Korea also possesses the capability to cultivate biological weapons.
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He's the league's most established bucket-getter who also possesses a clear avenue for improvement.
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The cruise missile with its "nuclear-power energy unit" possesses advantages over conventionally-powered munitions.
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What's more, whoever possesses the capability to access encrypted data then becomes a greater target.
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Players say he possesses a staggering knowledge of formations from watching hours of game film.
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Germany possesses by far the largest economy in Europe, with a GDP approaching $4 trillion.
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Howard has won praise for her portrayal of Madeline, who possesses a volatile acting talent.
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Meanwhile, Towns has yet to miss a game and possesses a near-flawless offensive repertoire.
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Neither of those sins will come without cost—not now that Marcus possesses absolute power.
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It's called a spectrum for a reason—it possesses a million different shades of itself.
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He possesses belts from both Rajadamnern and Lumpinee Stadium, titles he captured in his twenties.
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But, given the skills each fighter possesses, this contest has fireworks written all over it.
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He resembles Leonardo Dicaprio in Romeo + Juliet with greasy skin and possesses a goofy charisma.
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He was full of the calm determination that a man possesses before a decisive moment.
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Kawauchi possesses a variant of the widely studied ACTN3 gene — the so-called speed gene.
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One of Fuller House's reliable go-to "jokes" is that Kimmy possesses many mystical properties.
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There are competing estimates among American intelligence agencies over how many weapons the North possesses.
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Dubelier said Concord had complied with the subpoena and produced all the records it possesses.
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He possesses all the necessary skills but lacks the discipline that his employers supposedly demand.
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Mr. Bolton himself has said that he possesses new information that has not been revealed.
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The F.B.I., by contrast, possesses only a power to investigate — not enforce — federal criminal violations.
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India possesses atomic weapons and has kept itself outside the international legal framework against proliferation.
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He's the only being in the Watchmen-verse (that we know) who possesses actual superpowers.
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While she possesses some of the attributes that make celebrities effective campaigners, she lacks others.
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Carter has also struggled with fundraising, but as Silbergeld explained, she possesses a triple advantage.
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But it possesses advanced missile and drone capabilities, according to the US Defense Intelligence Agency.
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This would help determine the origin of the technology involved and which country possesses it.
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Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, possesses an unparalleled sense of who she is.
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Currently, the Army possesses the spherical, nearly-baseball-sized M67 as its primary hand grenade.
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He believes his institution possesses a skull from Tanzania, but says additional research is required.
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A young boy stretching from a branch possesses an impossibly long torso in "The Prince" (2015).
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The Sydney-based artist possesses a thrilling understanding of mood and style for a hobby photographer.
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They helped provide historical context for writers like William S. Burroughs, whose papers the library possesses.
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TV Sports Whatever its problems, the N.F.L. possesses a wizardly skill at conjuring up new money.
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While any of the three works alone, together they transform: Each possesses something the others lack.
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It also makes it clear that true AI possesses intelligence that is both broad and adaptable.
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The superhero show Black Lightning features a queer woman of color who also possesses superhuman strength.
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You see, Hartman possesses the ability to catch apples in his mouth from extremely far distances.
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On the CW's "Supernatural," Misha Collins' heavenly character possesses the ability to make the impossible happen.
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Is it possible that they also have some of the precognitive abilities that Bran now possesses?
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While troubled, she possesses untapped strength and intelligence that carries her through her search for truth.
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Whatever flaws the safety pin possesses as a tactic can largely be traced to its origins.
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In Logan, Laura kicks the most ass, saves the most lives, and possesses the biggest heart.
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At present, the entire US Pacific Command possesses just 16 F-35s, all based in Japan.
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The tower Of Vanished Alphabets possesses many rooms and façades that are all architectural in origin.
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He possesses the art of timing, almost hiding himself until he smells the opportunity to pounce.
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He can be witty, slangy, lyrical, ironic, vivid; he possesses leaping powers of metaphor and analogy.
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" The Pentagon also told Congress that it will check to see if it "possesses these capabilities.
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But the reality is that the North is unlikely to give up what it already possesses.
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Twitter is his Federalist Papers, containing as much of a philosophy of governing as he possesses.
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We're almost looking for a "unicorn": someone who codes but also possesses an eye for design.
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Gyimah possesses a complete absence of self-pity, he sees his handicap as a daily companion.
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But what Gates has is more powerful than information — he possesses knowledge, a breadth of it.
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But Syria still possesses chlorine, which is used for water purification and other legitimate industrial processes.
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He possesses qualities like humility, authenticity and vulnerability, while at the same time being extremely driven.
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"Knowledge is not power, [nor] something one possesses at the expense of the other," he states.
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But don't let that overshadow the fact that Rivas also possesses a sharp sense of humor.
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I'm not one to dump something in the trash simply because it possesses a particular label.
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There are no signs that it possesses nuclear weapons now or could in the near future.
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"We all know the talent he possesses," the Yankees' assistant hitting coach, P. J. Pilittere, said.
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But neither Sunday Silence nor Deep Impact approached the kind of burst Mind Your Biscuits possesses.
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As the oldest known member of the Australopithecus genus, anamensis possesses a mix of intriguing features.
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The federal agency possesses such information about several US coronavirus patients, but has not released it.
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Russ Travers possesses deep intelligence experience and institutional knowledge — and is a great guy to boot.
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As a result, it currently possesses more than 100 pieces from a wide variety of artists.
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He has a principles problem, writes Michael Powell — which is to say he possesses too many.
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Though it possesses one of the best-known names in finance, Rothschild has room to grow.
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One advantage Qatar still possesses is as the lowest cost producer it can undercut on prices.
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Parnas is not done Parnas still possesses an unseen stash of photographs and recordings, Bondy says.
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When Wang was asked if she possesses the confidence to beat Williams, she shrugged and smiled.
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Perhaps this hamster was genetically engineered like Winston and possesses the knowledge to build death balls.
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But he possesses a serene courage that is easy to underestimate because it is so affable.
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Maccarone, 52, a self-employed antiques dealer and woodworker, possesses a deep commitment to the thunk.
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He sends a liaison — Tyler — to Discovery to get briefed on whatever intelligence the crew possesses.
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Navarro possesses a striking blend of animosity and paranoia about anything have to do with China.
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That sounds self-indulgent, but Knausgaard possesses an uncanny magic for rendering mundane personal observations compelling.
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What you might not know is that she's a feminist who possesses natural talent as a rapper.
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As Sister Mary in HBO's The Young Pope, her character possesses a few qualities one would expect.
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Each of the three reportedly possesses different desired traits that would make them strong complements to Clinton.
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The origin of the Valyrian steel dagger that Arya now possesses is a bit of a mystery.
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At the Schlegel townhouse, we realize Helen possesses a literal bin of umbrellas she has unwittingly pilfered.
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The track possesses the darkness of his original sound, only now with a newly found acidic quality.
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Ina Garten possesses a certain je ne sais quoi in the kitchen that we long to emulate.
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NORTHFIELD, a constituency on the southern tip of Birmingham, possesses all the features of post-industrial exurbia.
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It lacks the geopolitical stakes of the imbroglio in Venezuela, which possesses the world's largest oil reserves.
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To determine whether or not a person possesses these qualities, he relies on one simple interview question.
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We learn all about the luxuries it possesses, making it the worthy host of the Calhoun Day.
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It's clear that the power that June possesses is, in fact, a danger to those around her.
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Mueller is a humble, unassuming person who possesses all the best elements of a leader and commander.
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Dish already possesses a large heap of valuable spectrum that it has not (yet) put to use.
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With its freedom of form, fluid lines and bright colours, her distinctive style possesses a childlike quality.
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"We need to use whatever compulsory mechanism necessary to get the information he possesses," Schiff said Wednesday.
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The essence of abuse of power, however, is that an official is abusing powers he genuinely possesses.
|
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It's this mission that possesses David Evans, a veteran virologist at the University of Alberta in Canada.
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Given the ready availability of modern pornography, examining its sort-of origins surely possesses present-day relevance.
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Osaka possesses a wicked forehand that forced Halep back on her heels, especially in the first set.
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He surrenders, and the power his partner possesses over him is enough for him to feast on.
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Gawker is new media, but it possesses an old-fashioned sensibility that dates from the 18th century.
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Like the Holy See, it possesses sovereignty (its knights having previously ruled Malta) but almost no territory.
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If the president possesses the deal-making skills he touts, he has succeeded mostly at concealing them.
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Finally, a law-and-order campaign calls upon the authoritarian personality traits that Donald Trump undoubtedly possesses.
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For example, it possesses 23 inflight refueling tankers versus about 450 in the US Air Force alone.
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"Judge Kavanaugh possesses an impressive résumé, an outstanding legal mind and an exemplary judicial temperament," he said.
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He possesses both the experience and demeanor of "the everyman" to simply laugh at Donald Trump's shenanigans.
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Keflezighi possesses a wealth of running wisdom, much of which he shares in his book 26 Marathons.
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Despite the president's glowing words on Friday, he possesses a shameful record of disrespecting our civil servants.
|
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But Pakistan still deployed ballistic missiles, and today possesses one of the world's fastest-growing nuclear arsenals.
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Each member of the Get Down possesses an impressive resume, and trombonist Ryan Porter is no exception.
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Today, the IRGC possesses vast military, economic, and political powers as well as its own media outlets.
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Fortunately for his readers, Ngugi possesses an even more powerful weapon for maintaining his sense of self.
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Today, Mister Suzu possesses a true grasp of tofu, as if he's done this his entire life.
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Snowden, for instance, possesses 1.7 million NSA documents, yet has released less than one hundred of them.
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After years of education, Jay finally possesses a coveted specialist education and can command a bigger salary.
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Goldin's photographs are haunting — King possesses a soulful, fragile beauty; she's rail thin, with deep sorrowful eyes.
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But it possesses versatility: It's a pretty stubborn cheese, able to withstand heat without collapsing into goo.
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Earn possesses none of this prowess and that's why his day continues to be a stomach-churner.
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" The novel possesses the breadth readers will recall from its Booker Prize-winning predecessor, "The White Tiger.
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It shares a border with China and Russia, and possesses world-class reserves of oil and gas.
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Bad enough that the Louvre possesses permanent tourist-industry gold in the form of the Mona Lisa.
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Continetti writes: Even the most unskilled labor possesses dignity because of the human being who performs it.
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In any bilateral deal, the United States possesses unrivaled leverage because it owns the world's largest economy.
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As a combat Marine and former commander of U.S. Central Command, Mattis possesses the wisdom of experience.
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But Pyongyang already possesses deterrent power, the possibility of destroying Seoul, South Korea's capital near the border.
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The Brazilian, without a doubt, possesses all the attributes to one of, if not, the world's best.
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CNN added that officials could not decide whether the Kremlin possesses any compromising information relating to Trump.
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The federal judge's decision from January suggests that the city already possesses the ability to subpoena Airbnb.
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"Manafort also possesses a personal laptop that he is permitted to use in his unit," prosecutors wrote.
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High global oil prices have always been a boon for Venezuela, since it possesses enormous oil reserves.
|
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A high first-round pick, in particular, is among the most valuable assets an N.F.L. team possesses.
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Black Bolt can't speak because he possesses a superhuman voice that can flatten cities and destroy planets.
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You don't want to upset a man who possesses an almost exact replica of your facial features.
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It possesses all the emotional depth of a stoned 13-year-old listening to a Chainsmokers song.
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It possesses one of the best—if not the best—portfolio of communication infrastructure properties in the world.
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Analysts have previously said that one of Nintendo's biggest competitive advantages is the vast intellectual property it possesses.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said North Korea still possesses hundreds of ballistic missiles, which have not been dismantled.
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He brings his consciousness to bear upon an object that no longer possesses awareness, though it once did.
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The series centers on David Haller (Dan Stevens), a mutant with extraordinary power who also possesses multiple personalities.
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Wu possesses the uncanny perfection of a famous person, and tends to elicit this reaction wherever she goes.
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Did we mention that Melbourne is an excellent city for nightlife, and possesses some really good coffee too?
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The film possesses a refreshingly feminist flair, especially considering the 1950s, post-war culture from which it emerged.
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But you would never know how Twitter feels about it, because the president possesses an "individual account" himself.
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If Trump wants to be that president, he will have to convince Americans that he possesses that mastery.
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Most of the content that appears on Pinterest comes from businesses, and it possesses a large user base.
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Whatever associations a particular one minute sculpture evokes, the work always possesses a sharp, almost sadomasochistic, ethical component.
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Media could be signed with a unique key that only the signing organisation—or the originating device—possesses.
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In other words, they decide winners based on which dog best possesses the attributes of its particular breed.
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But did you know he's also an IRL superhuman who possesses powers above and beyond the normal person?
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Fitch believes AEL possesses well-established distribution relationships and has achieved significant operating scale in the FIA market.
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If true, it now possesses something much more powerful than the weapons it has tested in the past.
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The giant panda also possesses a pseudothumb - with strikingly similar anatomy - that helps the bear with grasping bamboo.
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Soon after, Kratos learns of Pandora's Box, a mystical artifact that possesses the power to kill a god.
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Despite the sameness of their subjects, his paintings never grow repetitive or redundant; each possesses a distinct vibrancy.
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Because China accounts for more than 80% of all North Korean trade, it possesses unique leverage over Pyongyang.
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He or she is a sharp writer, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and possesses excellent communication skills.
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It offers genotyping, which only determines the genetic variants that someone possesses for known regions of the genome.
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" What counts in public positions is not class, he declared, "but the actual ability which the man possesses.
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I am grateful to the men who work with me — and to the jinn that possesses me still.
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Although he possesses an Old World courtesy and charm, he is also boyishly passionate and frequently indiscreetly unfiltered.
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"What possesses two idiots like yourselves to teach eight-year-olds that the planet is doomed?" she barks.
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North Korea, by contrast, possesses a credible nuclear deterrent, which only increases the realpolitik calculations of Washington policymakers.
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The MSNBC host has argued Trump possesses autocratic characteristics on the program on multiple occasions in the past.
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Regarding the second: The mythological harpy possesses the body of a bird and the head of a human.
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Clinton is winning because she possesses some fundamental political strengths — strengths that fall into many pundits' blind spots.
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What possesses anyone who even halfheartedly claims to be a writer to willfully sabotage their fellow writers' careers?
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He possesses a unique gift for bringing that trait out in others, starting with those closest to him.
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Douthat: I wouldn't say "never, ever," since I can't always decide how much self-control the president possesses.
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They possesses almost magical abilities—as veritable deities, it follows that the moral quests they follow are absolute.
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Even if Iran possesses 800 or 900 kilograms of uranium, it would be insufficient for a single bomb.
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THE STONE Our species possesses inherent value, but we are devastating the earth and causing unimaginable animal suffering.
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That means, for example, that prosecutors can no longer file a felony charge just because someone possesses cocaine.
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He also denied that Pakistan possesses tactical nuclear weapons — a statement that runs counter to American intelligence assessments.
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Never losing sight of the national interest is key – a discipline which Secretary Clinton possesses in full measure.
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Introduced in 93, Barda is practically a giant, and much like Superman, she's immortal and possesses superhuman strength.
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Where it possesses this freedom, Congress too often has harmed its own ability to do its job well.
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"He possesses a rare (and ridiculous) combination of size, strength and athleticism," said Chris Burke of Sports Illustrated.
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The bar's owners argue that they have lost business because Mr. Trump's hotel possesses a fundamentally illegal advantage.
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Perhaps now he will have the opportunity to prove that he possesses the courage of his coaching convictions.
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On average, millennial millionaires own three homes, slightly higher than the 2.4 properties the average older millionaire possesses.
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Rather, he has inflicted damage again and again by personalizing and misusing powers that the presidency clearly possesses.
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Although Mr. Ken Sam An possesses vast botanical knowledge, he has not attended school since the sixth grade.
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Selena possesses that ease and that romantic charm and that cool confident attitude — that's what I'm excited about.
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She possesses teleportation powers, and she can create and enter a pocket dimension inside her handheld folding fan.
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The vehicle possesses sufficient lethality to deliver accurate fire support to infantry, whether stationary or on the move.
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A resourceful pianist with a crisp touch and a constantly shifting harmonic approach, Milne possesses plenty of both.
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George Mikan's spirit possesses you and guides you to the Mikan Zone that resides deep in your heart.
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A well-executed floor routine gives the impression that the athlete somehow possesses the power of rhythmic flight.
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Missing was national security adviser John Bolton who, it should be noted, possesses not a drop of Trump blood.
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There was an interesting tension there, between Moffat's obvious love of the Doctor and whatever darker side he possesses.
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Initial signs are encouraging at least, as Las Vegas possesses all of the ingredients for a successful sports franchise.
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Each of its colorful pugilists possesses two elastic arms designed to punch, slash, or blast across an entire arena.
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Onyesonwu possesses magical powers that make her a threat to the Nuru tribe and especially her sorcerer father, Daib.
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This tweet and the reach that it possesses is having a very real impact on the Red Hen restaurant.
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Dish Network possesses an abundance of valuable spectrum that it's currently not putting to use, so that's one possibility.
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Last week, Maryland, which possesses neither the size nor the determination to run like Wisconsin, ran for 174 yards.
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This generic term describes a cyclone that no longer possesses sufficient tropical characteristics to be considered a tropical cyclone.
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It impeaches her core argument that she possesses the judgment and experience to handle the presidency from Day One.
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The US military already possesses similar jammers, including powerful models installed on four-engine EC-130 electronic-warfare planes.
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They had said for a long time that they believe the U.S. is hypocritical because it possesses nuclear weapon.
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While Chile possesses the world's largest reserves of the "white gold", it has not capitalized fully on those riches.
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Arrival, the 49-year-old French Canadian filmmaker's latest, possesses an element of shock in its own right: optimism.
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The tortured relationship with your club that most fans have somewhere, deep down, possesses every wrinkle of Claude's frown.
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For that trip and a few subsequent ones, I believe my grandfather's car possesses some sort of automotive magic.
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Seeing his blank slate filled with information each day is a constant reminder of the beautiful innocence he possesses.
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"She is poised, measured, and possesses a knowledge of the subject matter that no one can match," Mills said.
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They wonder whether the federal government still possesses the ability to address the problems that are relevant to them.
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But the movie also possesses a dark undercurrent of humor, of the "everything that can go wrong does" variety.
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Trump is smart enough to know what he lacks — substance — and to know what he possesses in abundance — insolence.
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He cannot gain confirmation by unleashing partisan fury while simultaneously claiming that he possesses a judicial and impartial temperament.
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John Kasich both have strong visions, neither possesses Mr. Trump's proven negotiating skills or ability to enact real change.
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She is a true visionary who possesses a relentless desire to help women become the best version of themselves.
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"When you step on the golf course, how do you become that person who possesses those traits?" she said.
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If Kavanaugh has to assert that he possesses these qualities, then that suggests a deep flaw in his nomination.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin possesses many unpleasant qualities – but a desire for national suicide is not one of them.
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Though politically uncertain, the series possesses immense emotional intelligence, exploring its characters' trauma, regrets, paranoia, and confusion with grace.
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Technically, every "icicle," as its members are affectionately called, possesses the requisite killer instinct to tackle virtuosic new music.
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Russia also possesses a nuclear "triad," meaning it's able to deploy its nuclear arsenal through land, sea, and air.
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Scaife reputedly possesses a copy of the Red Book, a secret directory of every important Fifth Columnist in England.
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It possesses a range of approximately 310 miles and is expected to be a particularly lethal anti-ship weapon.
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He possesses the ability to intellectualize his father's passion, but unlike Casey, he is not moved emotionally by it.
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There's Sam (Logan Browning), the mixed-race protagonist who possesses a combination of anger, sadness, intelligence, and wary optimism.
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Furthermore, he possesses the kind of fight-ending power that makes him an interesting opponent for pretty much anyone.
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Technical intelligence can tell you what the adversary possesses but not what they are going to do with it.
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Each of the scholars holds a 3.5 GPA or above and the group possesses a wide range of passions.
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"And be it recorded right here that New York possesses the pitching marvel of the century," The Times enthused.
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But when a project possesses such a high media profile, pundits inevitably want to provide their own hot takes.
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It can be hard to tell if Neil possesses an extra-dry wit or if he's just literal-minded.
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The first, "Niall Ferguson's Networld" on PBS, possesses a scholarly and broader historical bent, for both better and worse.
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Kawauchi also possesses an enormous capacity to utilize oxygen, according to a measurement of endurance known as VO2 max.
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The US Defense Department possesses thousands of drones and routinely tests them at bases all over the United States.
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Sagittarius A* possesses 4 million times the mass of our sun and is located 26,000 light-years from Earth.
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No less than Jackson did, Mr. Abloh possesses a stealth gift parallel to those he displays as a designer.
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Weir, in particular, possesses a delightful disdain for labels, authority, and critics—don't mind PETA, drape him in fur!
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One wonders if President Trump possesses sufficient reserves of patience and restraint to cope with North Korea's provocation today.
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But every piece possesses the same moral urgency, which is to say that each advances the same critical argument.
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He possesses a powerful serve that could theoretically trouble Nadal in their fifth head-to-head encounter on Sunday.
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It possesses a mood and an ethos that, depending on the player, is equally likely to delight and infuriate.
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He seems entirely convinced that he possesses all the knowledge he needs despite never having held elected office before.
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The plumes, if they exist, could contain molecules that hint at whether Europa possesses the building blocks of life.
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Sometimes, however, the leader possesses such vision and charisma that the firm suffers from the loss of the leader.
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She all but possesses the track, which was released as the first single from her imminent sophomore album, Magdalene.
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Varane is strong in the tackle, quick, and possesses a sound footballing brain — something many current centre-backs lack.
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Those are quickly climbing in price, but it's an iconic watch that possesses a lot of functionality and wearability.
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" In a recent email, Ms. Becker wrote: "Nadia Morgenthaler's jewelry possesses an exquisite refinement, both of design and craftsmanship.
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Iran's navy is vastly inferior to the U.S. however it possesses hundreds of small but very fast attack boats.
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The comic book might tell us more: While Jon is essentially omnipotent, he also possesses a type of omniscience.
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Let's celebrate that, as a way of making sure that the party's eventual nominee possesses them in robust measure.
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James possesses the rare gift to be able to do this: he is both bookish and a world traveler.
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The real test for the game is whether or not it possesses depth to match its surface-level flair.
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T'Challa, anointed King of the Dead in the comics, possesses all the knowledge and experience of those past Black Panthers.
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In KCM's case, the company possesses HC liquid assets offshore that are available for HC external debt service, if needed.
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I normally avoid the word, defined by art attempting to impress with more shape and style than it actually possesses.
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He's the face of Norman Bates merging with a mother's skull, the thing that possesses a little girl in Georgetown.
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It absorbs quickly, possesses a silky, emollient slip, and leaves skin — and this is very important — looking lit from within.
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As it stands, the United States possesses a large disparity in cruise missiles, drones, and guidance systems, such as GPS.
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No. They loved it like a living, intelligent being that can create and destroy, that possesses the gift of reproduction.
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As an actress, she possesses a clear set of principles and philosophy, as well as respect and consideration for others.
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The audience soon learns that the carefree Lilly is impulsive and possesses poor judgment, especially when it comes to men.
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Benzalkonium chloride, which is in a range of products from burn treatments to spermicides to floor cleaners, possesses antimicrobial properties.
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"The U.S. considers the quantity of nuclear weapons it possesses a symbol of its global leadership," the Carnegie report explained.
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Miraval possesses a grape-growing history stretching back to Roman times when it was a foothold on the Via Aurelia.
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This alleged OG Valentine has never been found, but The British Library possesses the oldest English-language Valentine on record.
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Because Aiden possesses baseline expectations for key performance indicators, it can proactively alert marketers when something seems out of balance.
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I don't know how useful that function actually is, but it's a function more than the Poundland vibrator even possesses.
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Because he has absolutely no credible claim that he possesses the judgment necessary to be president of the United States.
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As if ice cream wasn't already delicious enough, the chilly treat finally possesses the power to get you drunk, too.
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So while their family ties made them powerful, they were not given the official administration access that Ivanka now possesses.
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A visitor possesses a part of BOB with the power of AR. However, BOB will not automatically interact with you.
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Since Israel possesses far more gas than it needs, Israeli leaders face an enviable dilemma: Where to export this bounty?
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Judge Gorsuch possesses a ferocious intellect and, if confirmed, he will be very effective when engaging with his fellow justices.
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Another condition that's more likely to occur when an individual possesses certain bits of Neanderthal DNA is increased blood coagulation.
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Is there a single candidate in the Republican presidential race who is as impressive or who possesses better executive skills?
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This breakthrough was a more humane approach to work 200 years ago, yet it possesses little relevance for us today.
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Experts, however, are doubtful that North Korea possesses a warhead capable of surviving the stresses of re-entering Earth's atmosphere.
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And for those wondering which accent the actor possesses between his two homes, he speaks with a charming British intonation.
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Rice is "a great leader, possesses the highest possible character and also happens to be a Browns fan," Dorsey said.
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Or maybe it takes decades of experience to handle a 113-year-old Oakmont, which still possesses all her teeth.
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Hassell possesses the faintly exotic good looks of a young man who would enjoy a walk on the wild side.
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If proliferated this possesses a serious threat to the operations of grassroots advocacy from both the vendor and practitioner perspective.
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So the insult essentially boils down to: "shitty wolf-bird," or a man who possesses the qualities of lesser animals.
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Acosta "possesses strong credentials, experience, and a high degree of professionalism to successfully manage the Labor Department," Torres-Diaz added.
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He also provided needed leadership and possesses an excellent understanding of the system orchestrated by the offensive coordinator Chan Gailey.
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Three of the five Stark siblings are still alive, as is Jon, who possesses Stark blood via his mother, Lyanna.
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Whether it's a Vitamin A boost or pest resistance, plant scientists only transfer the gene that possesses the desired trait.
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Crammed tightly but neatly into the small space, the show possesses a DIY quality that feels welcoming and deliberately unpretentious.
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Pakistan already possesses an arsenal of more than 22019 F-16s and dozens of similar French and Chinese attack aircraft.
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But as he spends more time in the suit, it slowly takes over his personality until it possesses him entirely.
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Washington, who wore rectangular glasses and a sleek ponytail, teaches high school Spanish and possesses an educator's enthusiasm for history.
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We won't know until next season, or later, whether she possesses the strength of purpose to lead such an uprising.
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Moderates, by contrast, are trying to create a citizenry that possesses the vigorous virtues — daring, empowered, always learning, always brave.
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Mr. Bush's death has quieted a raucous political system as it honors him for a civility it no longer possesses.
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And despite a fast food-heavy diet, deGrom possesses a lanky 6-foot-4 frame he uses to his advantage.
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But the amount of control she feels she possesses over her life doesn't quite jibe with the reality of it.
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Ehrenreich is a gifted actor and possesses a rakishly appealing persona, but the character's inner darkness is only hinted at.
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Instead, politics is usually a tension between two or more views, each of which possesses a piece of the truth.
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This character is a magus, and he sees in Chise what others do not — that she possesses great magical power.
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As a result, he possesses some political baggage from the attacks he suffered from his GOP rivals in those races.
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She possesses explosive power and a killer instinct but balances that with off-the-charts charisma and a genuine playfulness.
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Like Obama's two previous nominees, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, Garland possesses impeccable, and very traditional, qualifications for the job.
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On North Korea, which already possesses nuclear weapons, the Kim regime's offer to negotiate must be treated with healthy skepticism.
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"There's no assessment as to whether the skills that the applicant possesses are actually in demand here," Mr. Birrell continued.
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First, the government no longer possesses the lead in complex technology, at least in many areas relevant to national security.
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While Belichick, Flores' mentor, is the epitome of a gruff, taciturn coach who reveals little, Flores possesses a blunt candor.
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"In true Washington, D.C., fashion," Mr. Starr wrote, "this modest government program has grown significantly and now possesses great power."
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Ciri is the last heir to the Cintran throne and she possesses powerful abilities and has magic in her blood.
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He uniquely possesses both operating capabilities as well as capital markets capabilities, which not a lot of global executives have.
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"We simply don't know yet whether Trump possesses the kind of discipline that Jackson brought to the presidency," he wrote.
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There are complex challenges, but I would argue that a prospective employer must look at the strengths the group possesses.
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Even when it stumbles, it remains watchable and engaging, partly because von Donnersmarck possesses an old-fashioned Hollywood showman's sensibility.
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Just as she holds the family together, so Negga possesses the film, and you can't stop looking at her eyes.
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A monster to his ideological foes and an occasional embarrassment to his allies, Bannon possesses a curious kind of charisma.
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What possesses people to call up a national broadcaster late at night and shout incomprehensible rubbish about the beautiful game?
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Bordalo II possesses a nimble hand at conveying depth in his work and an active qualtiy to his mural subjects.
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Denver Jeffery has caught three or fewer passes in five of eight games and possesses a terrible 45.2 percent catch rate.
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Photo: APThis week, a popular Knowledge Dude revealed that he possesses "about 500" bow ties, but can you guess which one?
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Strong R&D Ability: Hikvision possesses strong R&D ability and cost benefits, which are reinforced by the company's large scale.
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Complementing his sense of structure, Petersen possesses an exquisite sense of how color can advance, or recede, or hold the plane.
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North Korea possesses the technological wherewithal to develop a nuclear bomb, launch devastating cyberattacks, and even hurl rockets toward its enemies.
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He doesn't need the ball in his hands, rarely turns it over, and possesses a realistic understanding of his own limitations.
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It is unclear where the others are from, though Adiel possesses a fraudulent permanent resident I.D. out of Florida, police said.
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When it comes to what leadership traits the "God of Thunder" possesses, Sainato thinks there are two: self-care and celebration.
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They ignore the core principle that no third party possesses a veto over NATO decisions and cannot hold any aspirant hostage.
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Sovereignty over the region could give China a level of energy security and independence far beyond what it currently possesses. 3.
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I'd say that anyone in this image-fixated era would do well to renounce such lofty ambitions as this king possesses.
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Experts in assessing character generally look for some traits such as autonomy and life purpose that Trump clearly possesses in abundance.
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I would feel better knowing that there was somebody there with the depth and gravitas on the issues that Newt possesses.
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Fuller possesses a keen sense of balance between honoring the source material and tweaking it just enough to make it current.
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She also possesses a strange, beautiful romanticism that sweeps through the show like a motif broken loose from a Tchaikovsky symphony.
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But, as his premiere collection that debuted in Milan this week proved, the British designer possesses a preternatural talent for clothes.
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Or think of A.G. Lafley, who possesses that paradoxical combination of personal humility plus professional will that defines Level 5 leadership.
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Junkrat: Just like Mei and McCree, the explosives-loving Aussie of Overwatch possesses the ability to stop Lúcio in his tracks.
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"In My Feelings" also possesses the same, weird vocal hollowness of "Shoot" and it's currently the ubiquitous megahit of the year.
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The future is a hermetically sealed unreality that possesses none of the limits—or the potential for magic—of the present.
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He also possesses a host of tendencies -- to exaggerate, to personalize and to complain -- that appear to have been direct inheritances.
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Wanda's ratings are supported by its strong onshore business profile that possesses high operating cash flow visibility from its rental income.
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In the comic, protagonist Jesse Custer (Dominic Cooper on the series) — a reverend — possesses what amounts to the voice of God.
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Yarjani, who possesses a valid two-year student visa, was ultimately able to enter the U.S. one week after her Jan.
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Chaos has consumed this country of astonishing natural beauty -- one that also possesses the largest proven oil reserves in the world.
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"The King of Treasures device, as provided, possesses all of the characteristics typically associated with a gambling device," concluded the report.
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Earlier this year, South Korea raised concerns that North Korea possesses biological weapons and could use drones to carry out attacks.
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We will pray to Gene Simmons nightly to bless us with even a small fraction of the sexual virility he possesses.
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Like Trump, Bevin possesses a soaring ego, a pugilistic personality, and an open disdain for prevailing political norms—and the press.
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As recognized by the Supreme Court in the famous Chinese Exclusion Cases, Congress possesses very broad powers in setting immigration policy.
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He thinks of himself as a supervillain in the vein of Darth Vader, but possesses none of the terrifying, engrossing evil.
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Every citizen possesses a digital identity—an identification number and login code for access to completely digitized interactions with the state.
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He possesses a sui generis blend of balance, power and speed, and he sees the court as though with sonar radar.
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The long-exiled son of Zarkon, Lotor possesses many traits of a strong leader: He's smart, tactical, steadfast, inspirational, physically adept.
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"The RCMP possesses and uses specialized tools and techniques under lawful authority in the execution of criminal investigations," RCMP spokesperson Sgt.
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And one thing I know is that everyone in this profession possesses a tenacity and a fearlessness that can't be taught.
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"Clinton alone possesses the experience, maturity and pragmatic managerial instincts to navigate the rocky road to 2020," the editorial board wrote.
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One device possesses no threat, but one million devices sending data simultaneously can render the server and its hosted services inaccessible.
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Ms. Bunbury's character, Ginny Baker, possesses a mediocre fastball but a fine screwball in an era when few can throw one.
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Now eighty-one, the legendary actress still possesses the energy and the clarity that characterized her greatest film and television performances.
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Then, the question from there becomes: how can you determine whether a company you're thinking of investing in possesses these qualities?
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It also greatly strengthened the hand of the Central Intelligence Agency, which possesses the counterterrorism tools that successive presidents have favored.
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Clinton possesses many admirable qualities, to be sure, but the ability to deliver a good joke is not one of them.
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As the president and standard-bearer of the party, Trump possesses power that Republicans covet, and they want to influence him.
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Yarjani, who possesses a valid two-year student visa, was ultimately able to enter the U.S. a week after her Jan.
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If there's enough complexity, direction, and growth—such as the massively sprawling internet possesses—self-aware consciousness could come after that.
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He possesses neither Brandon Ingram's ceiling nor Randle's innate understanding of what his position needs and how to provide those things.
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The Cesar Gracie black belt gave McGregor an in-depth look into the strengths that he possesses in their first meeting.
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Powhida possesses some of the best drawing chops of anyone working today, yet he seems to be deliberately suppressing the visual.
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Even on "Bound 2," Yeezus' least button-pushing and most inviting track, the personal lyrical content possesses Kanye's old mischievous charm.
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The superhero is an alien or outcast who possesses unique powers acquired either at birth or through some accident or gift.
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Although the template possesses the trappings of what might be called a feel-good film, there's happily nothing saccharine about it.
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The firm possesses unparalleled leverage in Washington, thanks in part to its track record of funneling executives into senior government posts.
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The Fed has a power no other entity in the world possesses: the capacity to create dollars out of thin air.
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The Fed has a power no other entity in the world possesses: the capacity to create dollars out of thin air.
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" In addition to his supporters, Sanders possesses a massive fundraising list, what one Democratic National Committee member called "the gold mine.
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He possesses a belief in his own talent even if it is devoted to a project for only about five minutes.
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Parnas' role as Giuliani's alleged proxy in Ukraine and the information he possesses became an intriguing part of the impeachment hearings.
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Their timing is right and their team possesses the rare combination of product expertise and creative media experience necessary to win.
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Her first script, about the ship's encounter with a mysterious human teenager who possesses strange powers, became the series' second episode.
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The South American nation possesses the world's largest reserves of lithium, a lightweight metal crucial to manufacturing batteries for electric vehicles.
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Alphabet possesses one of the world's premier research divisions in X, yet Google now also has its own extensive research operations.
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He is an extraordinary in-fighter who possesses a good box of tricks and is capable of fighting at great pressure.
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They will be incorporated into a constantly updated global homogeneity that possesses the sheen of familiarity but no substance beyond style.
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Blind confrontation with a nation that possesses a full-scale nuclear arsenal, notwithstanding its other flaws and limitations, is not statesmanship.
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He also possesses a superior product to anything the Naranjos were selling: a strain of marijuana that is easier to transport.
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So as you look at organizations you might support, think about the variety and quality of expertise that the leader possesses.
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This is consistent with a narcissistic outlook, in that he possesses a sense of entitlement and a tendency to externalize responsibility.
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Large and lumbering, it possesses two traits that make it the bane of colonists who venture too deep into the hinterlands.
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Weber possesses a deft talent for tempering her solemn mission with the understanding that entertainment is necessary to convey that point.
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Trump, and Trump alone, is vested with the power to order the use of the most destructive weapons the US possesses.
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This week, he faces a Jaguars squad that possesses a ferocious pass rush and has given up the fewest FPPG to QBs.
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Sam finds a confidante, not in her sophomore friends, but in juvenile Ted, who possesses enough surprising wisdom to offer meaningful support.
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If someone out there possesses information that could assist the investigators working to solve this mystery, I urge you to come forward.
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Iran today possesses the region's largest and most capable missile arsenal, and its proxy Hezbollah is well-equipped to deter powerful Israel.
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The idea that each human being possesses inherent natural rights by virtue of one&aposs humanity is not just an academic argument.
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Clinton not only addresses policy more than Trump does, but also possesses a much wider depth in what she chooses to discuss.
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In Death Note, a human who possesses the titular journal has the power to kill anyone who's name and face they know.
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Caixin also possesses data and indices which could complement Ant's financial and wealth management services, should the companies agree to a deal.
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Los Angeles has won 14 of its last 15 at Dodger Stadium and possesses a major league-best 35-11 home record.
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It's moderately worse than my best effort so far, where the ghost of Elon Musk possesses Jeff Bezos: What's the problem here?
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Trump asks the model what qualities she possesses that would make her the right choice for the 40th anniversary cover of Playboy.
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The answer to the third question is harder, given that a safety-first reputation is the most valuable asset that Boeing possesses.
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In season 6, Caputo finally begins to woo Natalie in earnest; she finally admits that she possesses feelings within her stone heart.
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Almost as if the structure possesses a will of its own, Hill House resists all the Crains' plans for change and betterment.
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Experts have argued for years about whether Israel possesses thermonuclear weapons or just the ability to make them should it want to.
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Today, the Brady Campaign possesses a bold mission: to cut the number of American gun deaths in half, by the year 2025.
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As a successful global entrepreneur, the president surely knows it would be foolish to waste the market advantage the U.S. currently possesses.
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It competes with Google, a company that possesses what is largely considered to be the crème de la crème of knowledge graphs.
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What possesses a man at the head of a company that once employed a network of spies to say he loves leaks?
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Interpretations of what "hard" means vary wildly, especially when you accept that not every player possesses the same physical or cognitive skills.
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Defending South Korea, which possesses around 40 times the GDP and twice the population of the North, is a matter of choice.
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Strong R&D, Cost Leadership: Hikvision possesses strong R&D ability and cost benefits, which are reinforced by the company's large scale.
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The Technical Boy possesses frightening power and the fealty of billions, but he also reflects the flaws of his architects and acolytes.
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Russia will dominate Trump's first 100 days Trump pushed back hard at unsubstantiated clamins that Russia possesses lurid, compromising information about him.
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But it is impossible for me to imagine that he possesses the temperament or the talents required to be a successful president.
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"Kim Jong-un strongly believes that once he possesses ICBM [intercontinental ballistic missile], then he can easily scare off America," Thae said.
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They will remain so as long as Kim possesses the technology to miniaturize and affix nuclear weapons to his arsenal of ICBMs.
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Third, according to a Venezuelan military presentation seen by Reuters, Venezuela possesses 5000 "MANPADS," the shoulder-fired missiles capable of downing jetliners.
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This bright and strong-willed girl possesses a strange and wonderful ability: the power to stop the rain and clear the sky.
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Tillman has helped the Orioles win 10 of their last 14 games and Baltimore possesses the best record in the American League.
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Estimates that Warren possesses from 1/64th to 1/1024th Native American heritage -- and those from people who were on Warren's side!
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Meanwhile, the beloved friend, who possesses all the wit of the best Hempel characters, issues quizzical and brilliant observations from her bed.
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He is a pillar of the Democratic establishment and possesses more experience than any number of his countless nomination rivals put together.
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What occupies the most cultural space likely depends on who possesses cultural power and what trains of thought they're most obsessed with.
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Mr. Kinsley possesses what is probably the most envied journalistic voice of his generation: skeptical, friendly, possessed of an almost Martian intelligence.
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Ayers, 36, possesses the political chops that some people close to the president believe he needs heading into his reelection in 2020.
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At 34, he still possesses an "aw, shucks" quality to his demeanor, a shyness and eagerness that leaven his cool-kid cred.
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R. Martin Chavez possesses the light-filled office of a Goldman Sachs partner, with a sweeping view of the Statue of Liberty.
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Mr. Rovelli is a theoretical physicist, one of the founders of loop quantum gravity theory, and he possesses a welcoming prose style.
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Today the plane possesses unique capabilities that the coalition claims make it ideal for hitting small targets in densely-populated urban environments.
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The US military possesses several kinds of weapons—including lasers, guns and missiles—that can shoot down smaller, slower, shorter-range rockets.
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But what makes a model today isn't her height, or weight, or race — it's that wow factor that someone like Elsesser possesses.
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There's a tweet that reads "Trump all day," and tons of dragon emojis for the "dragon energy" he claims President Trump possesses.
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Only time will tell if Eduardo possesses the same skill and temperament that made his father the consummate team mate and competitor.
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His nickname, Carita (Little Face), bestowed by friends while playing vitilla years ago, is testament to the baby face he still possesses.
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Japan already possesses long-range missile technology, he added, but would need some time to develop more sophisticated communications and control systems.
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His critique of globalization possesses a different focus: the relation of the poet to foreign imperial power and its dominating literary culture.
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But that intelligence is dormant and its communications are broken, inarticulate and faint until it possesses the local community as its medium.
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Though he has talked extensively with prosecutors, it remains unclear if Mr. Cohen possesses any information that could harm the president legally.
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Since neither Elisa nor the Asset possesses the power of speech, they communicate through gestures and, since both can hear, through music.
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Each girl possesses the support and encouragement to explore her divergent interests and pursuits (including painting, botany, aviation, mathematics, music, veterinary science).
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A small segment of the population, Bloomberg reported earlier this week, possesses a type of partial immunity to the coronavirus: They're rich.
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We have the tools and capacities that no other nation possesses, and we should set an example for other nations to follow.
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Today, Russia ranks far behind China as a power in every respect except in the quantity of nuclear weapons that it possesses.
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Slicing fish may sound boring compared with dry-ice smoke, but knife work is arguably the greatest skill a sushi chef possesses.
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A troubled young black man in a defiant, symbolically charged hoodie possesses a genius-level intellect only Noah is capable of seeing.
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Okja is a miracle of imagination and technique, and "Okja" insists, with abundant mischief and absolute sincerity, that she possesses a soul.
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A power forward, Love possesses a lovely bag of low-post tricks; he deked and spun and put up a hook shot.
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" Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said Walsh "possesses a rare combination of talent, integrity and humor in equal measure.
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This missile, when operational, will be harder to detect and destroy compared to the stationary, liquid fuel rockets the North currently possesses.
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The United States possesses an estimated $6.2 trillion in mineral reserves but still imports nearly $7 billion worth of them each year.
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By Design The probability that a person possesses a certain quality often rises in direct proportion to his denial of said quality.
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English law decrees that the author of a letter retains ownership of its content, regardless of who possesses the piece of paper.
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Its proxy Hezbollah possesses more firepower than 95 percent of the world's conventional militaries, primarily 130,000 rockets and missiles aimed at Israel.
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In fact, the NBC network possesses no single license — it is the individual stations that make up the network that are licensed.
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The city possesses an uncommonly graceful aesthetic, epitomized by the rows of machiyas, traditional Japanese townhomes, which line many of its streets.
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Daly still possesses the length to manhandle the senior circuit's shorter courses, but his silky stroke on the greens has abandoned him.
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With a 31-27 comeback victory over USC, Utah showed it possesses a killer instinct when the game is on the line.
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Another intriguing possibility is Miguel Andujar, who has power and also possesses one of the strongest arms among minor league third basemen.
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And I think that is important to say amid all this clamoring that gawks at, consumes, and possesses black lives and deaths.
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All that being said, however, Hendricks still possesses the skills to give any welterweight—and even some middleweights—a run for their money.
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One that appears several times in the demo possesses bird-like features, and attacks from both ground level and the air above William.
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The whole number is thick with sarcasm, dripping with disdain and bursting with vanity for the powers she possesses and longs to use.
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This raises a thorny question: The kinds of skills this technological economy rewards are not skills that a majority of the population possesses.
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North Korea still possesses nuclear weapons and is actively developing new "ultramodern" weapons, if this latest report directly from North Korea is accurate.
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As for the fireproofing, this is more of a realm of speculation, but the Night King clearly possesses supernatural power over ice magic.
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Any human person, Koopa, or otherwise whose body he possesses feels intense pain whenever Mario forcefully takes control of their brain and movements.
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In its report on the PLA last August, the Pentagon said that Beijing now possesses a "credible" and "viable" sea-based nuclear deterrent.
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The tax returns the bank possesses have been redacted in court filings in order not to reveal the names of the individuals involved.
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Analysts are asking how much weapons-grade plutonium North Korea still possesses, given the rate at which it has been testing its weapons.
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But she also possesses the authority of a politician who has fought several elections and two referendum campaigns in the past five years.
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He has been lathered with money and fame for his novels, which is enough "to reveal all the potential for vulgarity" he possesses.
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The Ticwatch also has its own operating system and possesses a range of features like voice activation, interchangeable watch faces and wireless charging.
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But because the opposition coalition possesses only 171 seats in total, it must reach out to Saenuri members to gather the necessary votes.
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This multidimensional traveler, who also crosses between the past and the present, is identified by, and possesses, what Peri calls the archeological gaze.
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One feature of Dr Shah's algorithms, therefore, is that they try to take into account what information a human team mate already possesses.
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Like all great museums, the NAM possesses far more than it can display at once, and so rotates its collection through temporary exhibits.
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Hailing from a state with seven Indian reservations, Zinke possesses "a degree of knowledge" not typical of the interior secretary position, said Sen.
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But the great white possesses highly active genes known to prevent cells from growing out of control—an attribute known as genetic stability.
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Military rule While Suu Kyi is the most powerful civilian politician in Myanmar, the country's military still possesses a great deal of influence.
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The family possesses a truck that a team of Chinese soldiers needs and are thus enlisted to help restart jet thrusters throughout Asia.
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The domestic EU agriculture lobby has been flexing its muscles in recent years, and now possesses a vice-like grip on European policymakers.
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There's no evidence that the Muslim Brotherhood has done so either (or that it possesses a functioning infrastructure in the U.S. at all).
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Oakland has lost five consecutive games - including three at Texas earlier this week - and possesses the fourth-worst record in the American League.
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"As a grown man, now middle-aged, he still possesses the energy and intelligence I saw in him as a child," writes Ron.
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Raw honey Known to be a potent healing ingredient, raw honey possesses some antiviral properties that could be beneficial in fighting cold sores.
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Born in Peru, A.CHAL has lived in both New York and LA, and he possesses a regionless cool that is apparent right away.
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He's very generous and very sincere about his responsibility… And he possesses a sincere concern for the environment and for the world's poor.
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The reality is that email has unique properties that no other new technology possesses — it's asynchronous, reliable, multimedia and a multi-device tool.
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Written by Tom Kapinos ("Californication"), the series possesses the by-now customary jaded view of Hollywood, where everyone's a bit of a jerk.
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"Professor Marston," of course, is only peripherally connected to its lasso-wielding heroine, but the underlying story possesses a power all its own.
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Isis, a python, possesses extraordinary strength, "and then we'll use an Eastern box turtle to demonstrate the power of camouflage," Ms. Elwell added.
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If there's any theme tying together pop culture's favorite examples of entertainment in 2018, it's the growing sense of agency each fan possesses.
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In Mexican food, sazón is a major component, and you will know right away if the cook possesses it upon your first bite.
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They are aware of the reality that marijuana possesses some level of risk potential and that it can, in some instances, be misused.
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While "Doctor Foster" has the slightly cold, melancholy vibe typical of British dramas set in the present, it also possesses a fine lunacy.
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Though not directly inspired by ballet, Cross Pollination possesses the same grace, its ever-evolving imagery echoing the motion of bodies through space.
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" Hawking deserves the title, if we're judging by the Oxford Dictionary: A genius possesses "exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability.
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Yes, North Korea possesses Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) and nuclear weapons, and has even recently threatened a HEMP attack against the United States.
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Only a few engineers are needed to operate the sonar blasts, and they require special training—which no one in Clyde River possesses.
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It is long past time to question this assumption, and today only the rising left possesses the dynamism and independence to do so.
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What makes Havrilesky's book so entertaining to read is that she possesses both of these qualities alongside a genuinely humorous and compelling voice.
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Or if — like North Korea or Pakistan — it already possesses nuclear weapons, the threat could prompt the country to use them pre-emptively.
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So long as he possesses such weapons, a preemptive strike by the U.S. is too fraught with risk and danger to be worthwhile.
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" The conservative Club for Growth PAC was quick to throw its support behind Hawley, calling him "an ideal candidate who possesses conservative credentials.
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No one who so proudly wears the mark of dishonesty and defamation possesses the power to grant the stamps of legitimacy and absolution.
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This nuanced approach enables the identification of "strategic asymmetries" — dynamics in the balance where a competitor possesses an actionable advantage over its peer.
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She's a player who possesses what many an analyst might awkwardly refer to as "swagger"; she effortlessly demands your focus on the court.
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Each ball possesses a unique and sometimes dangerous trait, including one filled with uranium gas and a less harmful one imbued with gold.
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Florida possesses about 200,000 nursing and assisted living facility beds, befitting a state with the highest percentage of elderly residents in the nation.
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Like intelligence, it can be considered a trait that everyone—not just creative "geniuses" like Picasso and Steve Jobs—possesses in some capacity.
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But Legion possesses an understanding and interpretation of the show's villain and source material that's true to the story it wants to tell.
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I ask him whether Canelo possesses a counterintuitive move, such as giving space only to take it back with a reflexive check shot.
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According to the study: This is Zuckerberg's personality mapped out by Paysa: Other notable traits he apparently possesses include modesty, assertiveness and altruism.
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He also possesses a version of a gene linked to sports performance that is more often associated with sprinters than with endurance runners.
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With a population of 1.5 million, it too lies beneath misty mountains (including the still-puffing Popocatépetl volcano) and possesses a rich history.
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That said, he still possesses the natural athleticism to play left tackle, and guys like that on the free-agent market get paid.
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Yet, like him or not, the consensus seems to be that the new president possesses ruthlessness, cunning and tactical skill, all at once.
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The villagers of Ban Nam Phrai said no, at least for now, but sand is the one plentiful commodity the river still possesses.
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The progressive party has no qualms about wielding power together with conservatives, and possesses both the mettle and track record to do so.
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" • Google will also "destroy all the data it still possesses and commit to teaching people how to protect their privacy on the internet.
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It is possible that the facility is developing only medium-range missiles, which Iran already possesses, or perhaps an unusually sophisticated space program.
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A quick scan of her social media and fans would be easily forgiven for thinking Wilson possesses some of Amy's eccentric personality traits.
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Also noteworthy: Warren, who possesses the ability to crush her rivals on stage like bugs, was largely uninterested in doing that to Sanders.
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In "Aisha Qandisha" (2016), Allahyari describes the attributes of a fearsome female jinn who forcibly exposes the entity she possesses to outside forces.
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For instance, he asked if people have the right to know about the photos that the government possesses that are associated with them.
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North America possesses five times more fossil fuel reserves than OPEC, providing the potential for our continent to become a global energy colossus.
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But if there is one thing I can say about Ohio, it is that nowhere I've lived possesses such a sense of transitoriness.
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North Korea now possesses the fissile material for perhaps 21 nuclear weapons and is steadily improving its ability to deliver them with missiles.
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This lawsuit possesses the potential to tear away that illusion, and no one, least of all Asian-Americans, should shy away from it.
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" He further stated that "we assess Russia possesses up to 2,000 such non-strategic nuclear warheads not covered by the New START Treaty.
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CreditCreditAn Rong Xu for The New York Times On or off the stage, it makes no difference: Indiana Woodward possesses an unmistakable sparkle.
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A.E. possesses an air defense system capable of dealing with any threat of any kind and the project of Barakah reactor is immune.
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Mediocre standards are set for every characteristic, and the different talents that each individual possesses is buried in the name of total equality.
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He possesses the same lack of shame that Trump boasts, which means he'll do anything for his show or to promote his show.
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When placed next to work that possesses a strong conceptual grounding or the firsthand accounts of refugees themselves, the photojournalism risks aestheticizing suffering.
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But the original one possesses a rare emotional power — of a romance between an actress and a prehistoric ape — that's hard to top.
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Unlike his predecessors though, he possesses the added gravitas of being an ex-POTUS, making "former President Bill Clinton" the most logical choice.
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We're all made from oxygen, bones, muscle tissue—and everything in this world should be open to any human who possesses these elements.
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Martínez, for her playfulness, seems to be a serious character, and possesses of the kind of determination it takes to break local orbit.
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This operating environment places a lot of pressure on someone like Edwards, who usually possesses the most digital battle experience on a mission team.
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While Kobe's motivation has always been rooted in a constant battle against every perceived slight, Wade possesses a genuine self-confidence that approaches grace.
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But I also became overshadowed by the kind of guilt that possesses unfaithful husbands in brothel lounges before they commit sinister and desperate sin.
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Cleveland has dropped five of its last six games and possesses a 1 1/13-game lead over Minnesota in the American League Central.
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So judgment and experience are essential and, despite Republican attempts to tarnish her over an attack in Benghazi in 2012, Mrs Clinton possesses both.
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Mothra's possesses a distinctly symbiotic relationship with the people of Infant Island, the place where she was born as a byproduct of nuclear radiation.
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Though he's severely outmatched in terms MMA experience, he possesses the kind of grappling pedigree that could easily end Tokoro's night in a blink.
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Now in his Jesus year, Pattinson still possesses the sort of beauty that makes him unique even in a business overflowing with pretty faces.
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The American political system could use a candidate who possesses a good faith desire to address aggrieved voters who believe they have been shortchanged.
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Devon Louis, to "Only the Lonely," evokes a different kind of mood: He possesses a hybrid of Taylor's strength and Mr. Abraham's ribbonlike flow.
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Although one is qualified, and possesses the drive and commitment, our appearances seem to stray from that of the ideal candidates for executive roles.
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Instead of having full ownership of the real estate, the investor possesses limited control over their capital, how it's distributed and where it's distributed.
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A more involved Turkey could have a major impact on the counter-ISIS campaign, as Turkey possesses the second-largest armed forces in NATO.
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It possesses a tactile "bump" inside the key, so you can feel the exact moment the key press has been read by the keyboard.
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She possesses a great talent for not giving a fuck, but is also the kind of teen who makes eye contact when she speaks.
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The kind that makes you wonder what kind of luck she possesses that allowed her to win big in the really-great-gene lottery.
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