Drivers who are potentially distracted, potentially sleepy, potentially ragey, potentially drunk.
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"The UN report said that there were potentially some terrible atrocities, potentially genocide, potentially crimes against humanity," Hunt said.
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"It's potentially hugely significant, but also potentially hugely disappointing," he said.
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What are some potentially good and potentially bad things about this?
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They could potentially save the world, they could potentially save lives.
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So I stayed away from something potentially great because of something potentially tough.
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"We disrupt alcohol potentially, cigarettes potentially, in terms of smoking cessation," he told Cramer.
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Potentially more efficient, potentially more specific than the water purification methods that we've used before.
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SO, IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU'D POTENTIALLY BE THE CEO OF A STARTUP – POTENTIALLY INTERESTED YOU.
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There are potentially great outcomes: We could learn a lot, and there are potentially bad outcomes.
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So there are potentially millions of people who got potentially erroneous blood test results from Theranos?
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Right, and then potentially defrauded investors, but she was potentially putting patients in harm's way. Right.
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As we move ahead and consider potentially more tariffs and potentially retaliation, that potentially has a more noticeable effect on the economy and we would have to take that into account.
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These DBPs, like trihalomethanes, have been shown to potentially cause lung irritation, eye irritation and occupational asthma. Potentially. Occupational.
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In my opinion, these solar rooftop fires create a potentially significant headwind for Tesla, and potentially serious legal liabilities.
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And Chevron, potentially, in a position where it is going to have to compete with a potentially higher offer.
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Based on what they find, more charges could potentially be brought against Holmes and Balwani, and potentially others involved.
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But the truth is that regulations can keep both potentially helpful and potentially harmful treatments out of people's hands.
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The automaker said it was aware of seven potentially related injuries and a "small number" of potentially related accidents.
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So next time you see a headline that mentions a "potentially hazardous" or "potentially dangerous" asteroid, it's worth getting upset.
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The U.S. and EU have held "potentially fruitful discussions," and Ross said he hopes the entities can potentially avoid tariffs.
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At the same time, I think we have a potentially — we could have a potentially very successful relationship with Turkey.
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Using the Swiss approach, we could potentially move tens of thousands of people from active, potentially fatal addiction to recovery.
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These could still be potentially successful companies, but their investors were potentially mistaken that such companies could reach hyper-scale.
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As we are able to measure things they didn't measure before, this information is both potentially empowering, but also potentially disheartening.
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The Cook Political Report, Cook's handicapping tip sheet, lists 9 more potentially open Democratic seats and 25 potentially open Republican seats.
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You know, people who are high-risk, who potentially die of ovarian or breast cancer ... You could potentially prevent that. Yeah.
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Especially with a nation so politically fractured, opening up on potentially unpopular opinions could lose him fans and potentially harm his career.
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They do not provide valuable insight into the US decision-making and potentially do provide potentially insight to our adversaries in the future.
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"People sit there nude," says Tierno, potentially spreading staphylococcus bacteria via their underarms and rectal cavities, which can potentially lead to staph infections.
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But the only one potentially knocked out by a bad showing is Jeb, who is also potentially the biggest winner with an upset.
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"The downside is you risk potentially greater civilian casualties or potentially killing militants who are not part of our enemy," Mr. Hartig said.
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That could have implications for ECB tapering, potentially, and a back up in the euro interest rate curve, which would potentially trigger (euro) appreciation.
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But it's also much quicker and easier for companies to reply and potentially resolve an issue, and can potentially even reduce customer support costs.
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"If anything, I think that what it does is it creates a window where we potentially could potentially get more conservative leadership," she added.
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Potentially. But, you know, at the same time, I guess a lot of flags down there are potentially annoying for a lot of people.
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Upon receiving the news that I had an infection that could potentially be deadly, that could potentially require a fecal transplant, I broke down.
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" The Times concluded, "The current herpes epidemic presents a rare opportunity in the drug business—a potentially booming new market with potentially booming profits.
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In the three years since, well over a dozen other potentially earth-like exoplanets have been discovered, each of which could potentially host extraterrestrial life.
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Clinton could potentially secure the Democratic nomination on June 7, but a Trump-Sanders debate could potentially drain that accomplishment of a lot of excitement.
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And Super Tuesday appears to be up for grabs -- with California potentially looming large in its ability to give Sanders a potentially insurmountable delegate lead.
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"The ability to make genome edits without creating potentially dangerous DNA double-strand breaks is a great idea and could potentially have reduced risks," she says.
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Short of Mr. Rosengren's dramatic — and potentially unpalatable — suggestion, officials could potentially buy short-term municipal bonds, but doing so could amount to financing local governments.
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"They've got to go and testify, and potentially incur the wrath of the president, or potentially they could be held in contempt of Congress," Kadzik said.
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This included undergoing treatment, as well as potentially being willing to sit for polygraph and psychological tests and potentially being banned from possessing pornography, among other conditions.
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But what about the connection between Turkey and Russia and you know, did they see an alliance there that&aposs potentially -- could potentially be dangerous for us?
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When it is finished it will potentially be able to detect radio signals -- and potentially, signs of life -- from planets orbiting a million stars and solar systems.
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That's despite the possibility it could trigger turmoil and potentially resignations at the Justice Department, severe political damage to the President himself and potentially a constitutional crisis.
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But they note that the historic angle — Clinton potentially the first female president, McGinty potentially the state's first female senator — could help propel McGinty if she advances.
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The stage is set for a potentially epic Democratic landslide that could bring a Democratic House and even potentially a Democratic Senate after the 6900 midterm elections.
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In effect, the Restitution Rule potentially penalizes athletes who believe they have been wrongly suspended for going to court, and potentially punishes schools for following court orders.
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"It is unclear what twists and turns lie ahead, with potentially important implications for asset prices and, at least potentially, confidence among businesses and consumers," Haldane said.
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But it did do one potentially awful thing: It may have outed multiple gay athletes, including one from "a notoriously homophobic country," potentially putting people in real danger.
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It would be unfair to potentially -- it would be unfair to potentially accuse somebody of a crime when there can be no court resolution of the actual charge.
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"Understand that when you're traveling, the government may potentially hold you for hours, and they may potentially confiscate your devices," says Hassan Shibly, director of CAIR's Florida branch.
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However, others say moving to The Great White North could potentially be a bad money move, attributing the reasons to employment, cost of living and potentially higher taxes.
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But Gray, who is openly gay, is still seen as a potentially difficult challenger, given his popularity in Lexington and his ability to potentially self-fund his campaign.
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It's all potentially monetizable, and if it's all potentially monetizable, then you've attached a value to it, and there's a cost to keeping some of it for yourself.
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President-elect Trump will face many crises early in his tenure, potentially more significant than those in the Middle East, and potentially more explosive than in recent history.
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Google said earlier this year that just 0.04% of all Android apps downloaded from Google Play were considered potentially harmful apps — or about 30 million potentially malicious apps.
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"It definitely opens up the Senate for potentially a full spectrum of conservatives to win — or potentially lose the seat entirely," said Representative Trent Franks, an Arizona Republican.
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"Potentially, potentially," Mr. Murphy said in response to a question from a reporter, though he stressed that a tax would be one of many options on the table.
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Holmes' testimony could potentially be used by Democrats to redirect any contradictions to their impeachment case offered by Sondland -- or could potentially box him in before his appearance.
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"In an oil and gas site, you have to send people into potentially explosive or noxious environments that can make them sick or potentially kill them," Perry said.
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Netflix will look for strategies to control its ever-increasing content costs, potentially through a crowdsourced, vertically integrated model like the one Amazon has adopted, potentially through acquisition.
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But the belief that UFOs and aliens are potentially true, and can potentially be proven, makes this a uniquely powerful narrative for the people who believe in it.
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In the struggle for leadership of the party, supporters of each faction are potentially fatally weakening the Democrats for November contests, and potentially for the 254 elections as well.
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Researchers asked the caregivers to report the frequency with which they engaged in five potentially harmful psychological behaviors and five potentially harmful physical behaviors in the previous three months.
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Sure, but that's different than the Turks potentially having Russians in country to service the S-400 air defense system and also potentially having access to the F-35.
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The FCC ratio was a modest 25% at end-24H25, relative to potentially high provisioning requirements on impaired and potentially problematic foreign currency loans and loss-making core performance.
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He was really concerned about the sequence of events from overvaluation, potentially higher rates, potentially some inflation, and what that means, given the fact we have huge indebtedness, globally.
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"The self-purchasing element is a whole new angle on potentially a bigger market and a potentially new source of demand," said Bruce Cleaver, chief executive of De Beers.
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A rich, exciting — and potentially lucrative — experience awaits.
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Now, Trump faces not only the New York attorney general but also potentially the IRS and the FEC for potentially serious violations of federal tax and campaign finance laws, respectively.
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What do you make of the difference between two years of paying potentially a lot more than people pay on loans to potentially racking up interest on debt over decades?
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"Companies are looking at the region as a potentially interesting supply chain solution for what's happening or potentially what's to come on the back of China-USA trade tensions," he said.
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Building the database is an immense and potentially ruinously expensive undertaking, and it's not clear who is going to pay the potentially several billion dollars it may take to create it.
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Musk's vehicle seems to bypass that potentially-hazardous plan by hauling each child out in a pod, potentially eliminating the need to give the soccer players a crash course in diving.
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"The advantage potentially of these players is they can help really demonstrate the impact of our marketing dollars on a transaction, both online and potentially offline as well," Clarke told Reuters.
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His statements about renegotiating free-trade agreements and potentially imposing import duties alarmed manufacturers overseas, which were suddenly faced with potentially losing access to the biggest consumer market in the world.
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They include: geopolitical tumult across at least four fronts, a potentially chaotic presidential election, reignited trade tensions with China, potentially catastrophic damage from climate change and a growing potential of cyberwarfare.
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All most thorny -- and again, most potentially deadly -- questions.
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Hence, the independent potentially serves another important role — tiebreaker.
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Ted Cruz's father -- without evidence -- as someone potentially involved.
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The fear is that one member -- potentially GOP Rep.
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" He added, "We got it down to potentially zero.
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Many will cost money — potentially a lot of money.
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For Uber, it helps expand the startup's reach and potentially supplies a new revenue stream — Uber charges a delivery fee and takes a cut — that could potentially help justify its lofty valuation.
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"I don't think we have seen peak protests yet and globalization potentially is at risk and I think that could potentially be very negative for productivity trends and businesses globally," she warned.
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By leveraging the existing infrastructures that are in place, automakers can potentially turn up a notch their location-based infrastructure and internal diagnostics — while potentially addressing the cybersecurity and vehicle theft problems.
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"Now, they have a system that is potentially vulnerable because they are managing the exchange rate and monetary policy simultaneously, and that's always potentially dangerous," he told CNBC's "The Rundown " on Monday.
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" It added that the PR campaign was potentially racially divisive and offensive, stating: "Certain material that we have seen that was created for the campaign was negative or targeted towards wealthy white South African individuals or corporates and/or was potentially racially divisive and/or potentially offensive and was created in breach of relevant ethical principles.
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The real issue is that articles calling these asteroids "potentially dangerous" miss the point: The asteroids that caused the Chelyabinsk or Michigan events weren't labeled "potentially hazardous" because they weren't tracked at all.
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In short: The same environment of chaos and mismanagement that encouraged Russia's brazenness is now ensuring that Trump will face months, potentially years, of embarrassing and potentially devastating discoveries by the Mueller probe.
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Because the "spirit of sport" clause is basically a freebie, a substance need only to potentially pose a health risk or potentially enhance performance, either of which is an easy hurdle to clear.
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Potential buyers are wary of living in such close proximity to wells and pipelines that could potentially expose occupants to "sour gas"—a potentially-deadly form of natural gas containing hydrogen sulphide (H2S).
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Fake and potentially dangerous children's products are being sold on Amazon Everyone loves a good deal, but potentially dangerous children's products advertised to look like high-end brands are being sold on Amazon.
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"We're in a potentially unique moment of consensus," she said.
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He ignored shouted questions about potentially becoming Trump's running mate.
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So Monday's earnings report could potentially be the company's last.
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I mean, these decisions are potentially about forever to me.
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Grocery shopping is also, potentially, a thing of the past.
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Both conditions are potentially curable before playoff berths are settled.
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Popocatépetl is one of an estimated 1,500 potentially active volcanoes.
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Potentially useful apps shouldn't always be locked behind platform exclusivity.
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The closest one to potentially getting married is Tinsley Mortimer.
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It's an expensive and potentially crippling mistake for any brand.
|
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Taken on its face, the report contains potentially devastating revelations.
|
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But here's some potentially bad news — for investors at least.
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Anything that is potentially disruptive to that agenda is bad.
|
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That puts us potentially in a similar situation to 2008,
|
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And still, she cannot stop delivering the potentially backfiring gifts.
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He advised caution to companies tweeting about potentially divisive topics.
|
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Rothenberg could potentially face a public relations backlash, as well.
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CAVUTO: But a trade war potentially could shatter that, right?
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And some of its features could potentially drive prices higher.
|
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So counting everything to determine winners could potentially take days.
|
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That will make this, potentially, the fastest charging iPhone yet.
|
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But is this all of this potentially a slippery slope?
|
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We've heard the concerns about potentially giving players unfair advantages.
|
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In this case, Alternaria can potentially be harmful to humans.
|
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The deal could potentially be worth more than $3.7 billion.
|
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Astronomers discovered an NEO that is potentially hazardous to Earth.
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There's still plenty of room to potentially prove Einstein wrong.
|
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"Trump potentially has his own shadow NSA," he further mused.
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Just prepare for a potentially awkward pass through airport security.
|
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He is potentially facing up to 15 years in jail.
|
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The deal is reported to potentially be worth $1.6 billion.
|
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So, a lot of this I think is potentially exaggerated.
|
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The email from Manafort could potentially undercut his defense strategy.
|
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Do you think she should apologize, or even potentially resign?
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"I think the downside could potentially be $144," he said.
|
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Some patients, however, are concerned about potentially changing their medication.
|
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White House support for it could potentially tip the balance.
|
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GoFundMe potentially can provide solutions to these sorts of cases.
|
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Critics see the move as potentially undermining Obamacare's breastfeeding mandate.
|
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Each account could potentially include information about thousands of students.
|
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Competing interests will potentially emerge on the China negotiating team.
|
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That would potentially boost CVR's stock price and enrich Icahn.
|
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Potentially complicating such tough decisions, neither candidate is hugely popular.
|
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Which plants and potentially crops would be lost without it?
|
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LHS22018 is much quieter, making it a potentially better target.
|
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It is also embroiled in a potentially costly accounting scandal.
|
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In infrastructure and transport too, there are potentially huge benefits.
|
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That is "potentially due to an older fleet," he said.
|
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Chuck Todd: Are we actually airing potentially fake future news?
|
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The better it looks potentially for a deal, the better.
|
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One day, they'll potentially become whole bodies, maybe contain life.
|
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Sessions, however, is potentially moving to cut those experiments short.
|
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But Wilkes stands to potentially lock down major endorsements early.
|
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For Western Union, this is a potentially big partnership, too.
|
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These could be potentially used to take over user accounts.
|
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Being a founder doesn't prevent you from potentially getting fired.
|
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Others, however, see his approach as potentially helpful in Afghanistan.
|
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Advocates believe the move could be potentially disastrous for immigrants.
|
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" "As a reward for fitness you can potentially shoot people?
|
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" He called it a "new problem," but "potentially very bad.
|
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"Rarely you see such a potentially massive disruption," said Kartsonas.
|
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There's a lot of new people potentially bringing new perspectives.
|
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Instacart in particular potentially faces major challenges after the acquisition.
|
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We're thinking about potentially even just buying a raw asset.
|
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That's already bad, but it could potentially get even worse.
|
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Now, people have always peddled products that are potentially addictive.
|
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This is where Europe could potentially punch above its weight.
|
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That's worrying for them, but potentially great news for you.
|
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And in some ways, this makes them more potentially revolutionary.
|
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"We could potentially have less, well managed fisheries," he said.
|
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Furthermore, other structural macroeconomic factors can potentially signal a recession.
|
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"Anyone potentially connected to it should be worried," he added.
|
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Broadcasters now get to avoid future potentially messy renewal battles.
|
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The TV app is just the latest potentially doomed attempt.
|
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The move could potentially upend Trump's existing super PAC structure.
|
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But it did, and Pittsburgh lost 18 potentially crucial seconds.
|
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And then there is potentially even larger markets beyond that.
|
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They say people are dying who could potentially be helped.
|
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Such a conflict can potentially be resolved by the courts.
|
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Doblin allows that drug companies could potentially improve on MDMA.
|
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But you think Firebase could potentially spin off into one?
|
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Brad Pitt might potentially retire from acting one day. Maybe.
|
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Ripple says that it can potentially make these transactions profitable.
|
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China is seen as a potentially huge market for Tesla.
|
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All of these steps suggest a potentially more "adult" Facebook.
|
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For many California farmers, it means potentially losing everything. Mrs.
|
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"We were able to potentially save their lives," said Pieracci.
|
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TC: Would you potentially license that hinge "technology" to Luxottica?
|
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CNT - potentially the biggest beneficiaries from lower rates - surged 3.5%.
|
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Athlete Posts seems like it could potentially help with both.
|
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An expanded panel could potentially undo the February 9th ruling.
|
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There's probably a lot we potentially ignored or didn't prioritize.
|
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The announcement date or feature details could still potentially change.
|
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Some legal experts argued this could potentially constitute witness tampering.
|
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This is why the Iran nuclear deal is potentially promising.
|
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We anointed him despite our fear of being potentially burned.
|
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This is slightly more risky, but also potentially more lucrative.
|
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He must protect five Republican senators in potentially swing states.
|
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Fiscal expansion and continued monetary looseness are both potentially inflationary.
|
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So that potentially ... So talk about the science of it.
|
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High teacher turnover means potentially good teachers abandon the profession.
|
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The trade-war headwinds are both serious — and potentially temporary.
|
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Importantly, there are also policy solutions that can potentially contribute.
|
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But it's not just prescription drugs that are potentially dangerous.
|
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My brother texts me about potentially canceling our gym membership.
|
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There is a potentially important economic impact from such investigations.
|
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A merger could therefore potentially reduce competition for such products.
|
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" Leighton added, "It could be potentially disruptive to the services.
|
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These all potentially spell doom for carmakers, but opportunity, too.
|
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Photography can be a very hierarchal and potentially exploitive process.
|
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Its venom is highly dangerous, and potentially lethal to children.
|
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The jury could potentially get the case that same afternoon.
|
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And will history be made potentially in Georgia this evening?
|
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It's remarkably fast, simple to use and potentially very powerful.
|
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The ramifications go beyond the potentially dire consequences for romance.
|
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And many researchers said this trial provides potentially helpful insight.
|
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But there are potentially more sinister effects, including vision deterioration.
|
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The agreement still faces a potentially difficult road to approval.
|
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And what causes radioactivity... and, potentially, the end of days?
|
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Some of Mr Lighthizer's ideas are potentially ambitious but vague.
|
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To Wozniak, the word "autopilot" is deceiving and potentially dangerous.
|
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Weak capital investment can potentially weigh on future output growth.
|
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That way, it could potentially sample the unseen water below.
|
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That left the workers potentially overexposed to the hazardous material.
|
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And, predictably, he ended up revealing some potentially incriminating information.
|
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There are only 14 objects that potentially support its existence.
|
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A stronger dollar potentially hurts emerging markets in many ways.
|
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Unfortunately, these inflexible rules could potentially exclude people they shouldn't.
|
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Some academics see the approach as potentially very powerful, however.
|
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It can potentially improve both scalp hair growth and hirsutism.
|
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Those agreements could potentially circumvent the protections of US courts.
|
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Vmate could potentially help it fill the gap in India.
|
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EpiPens, which counteract potentially fatal anaphylaxis, contain the drug epinephrine.
|
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The downside: a potentially big tax bill down the road.
|
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"Traces of allergens could be potentially very dangerous," Fineman said.
|
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But it could potentially be even worse news for Trump.
|
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Because in sapping her clothes of potentially controversial content, Mrs.
|
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That means they could potentially make the grid more secure.
|
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It's a clever skit, but it's potentially a warning, too.
|
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The company quickly came under scrutiny for potentially misleading investors.
|
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Business groups have called the bill impractical and potentially disastrous.
|
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Are those still on the table to potentially see again?
|
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A lot of Luckey's post seems like potentially fair criticism.
|
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Roughly 150 listing candidates are queuing up, potentially boosting supply.
|
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He potentially could have surpassed his father's size, Edwards said.
|
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They knew there were potentially incriminatory conversations on those tapes.
|
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Are we at a tipping point potentially do you think?
|
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The president's family is potentially in lots of legal trouble.
|
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That dichotomy isn't just potentially useful for your daily commute.
|
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The Middle East is a potentially lucrative market for Amazon.
|
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Something very sharp could also potentially pop its helium balloons.
|
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The cumulative contract value was potentially worth millions of dollars.
|
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But there's something potentially dangerous about this sort of genre
|
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You have potentially intensified an entire family's grief beyond measure.
|
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Microsoft, Thomson Reuters and more would also potentially be impacted.
|
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Does this make up for a potentially underperforming Millennium Falcon?
|
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That could potentially constitute as and lead to voter fraud.
|
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Anyone potentially exposed to measles should review their vaccine history.
|
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This includes many Democrats and Independents, and potentially some Republicans.
|
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And the smaller size means, potentially, more room for batteries.
|
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But she explains that this option can potentially be dangerous.
|
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The firm estimates 200 million people are potentially at risk.
|
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Nonetheless, we have an obligation to keep potentially relevant documents.
|
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And this is potentially a shooting war with nuclear risk.
|
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The impact of climate change on islands is potentially huge.
|
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But Kristof's recurring argument has glaring, and potentially damaging, flaws.
|
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A handful of documents contain potentially embarrassing revelations for Clinton.
|
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Lang says it potentially gives you a better entry point.
|
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A breach of Citrix's networks could potentially have significant reach.
|
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But it's also a potentially disastrous quality in a leader.
|
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The ASN had warned these flaws could potentially be serious.
|
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Then you're like, 'is it potentially a negative preconceived idea?
|
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Over 2,000 people have been potentially exposed to the virus.
|
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Goulet said the project was potentially worth several million euros.
|
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The other potentially dominant universe shape is nothing like reality.
|
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"Venezuela is potentially near falling off a cliff," Marczak added.
|
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We understand the difficulty in assessing the context of potentially
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But this approach carries with it potentially dangerous unintended consequences.
|
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That doubling has massive — and potentially catastrophic — implications for humanity.
|
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CNBC also found: The errors have potentially important policy implications.
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OR A VIRUS THAT POTENTIALLY COULD BE THEN SPREAD OUT?
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So this low VIX environment could potentially last another year.
|
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He was hit by debris when potentially a tire exploded.
|
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These corporations provide the funding and a potentially (vast) market.
|
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The siblings face money laundering charges and, potentially, fraud charges.
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There's a whole (potentially green) world out there to explore.
|
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It also has facial recognition software to potentially spot criminals.
|
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He immediately conveyed a more serious and potentially sinister vibe.
|
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" Or else, "they are potentially putting their pocketbooks at risk.
|
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Shortcuts looks potentially very powerful if enough developers support it.
|
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It also leads me to question a potentially bigger issue.
|
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Yet the Trump administration is potentially making the gang stronger.
|
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The market for this type of technology is potentially vast.
|
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Spicer said as much, even though it is potentially illegal.
|
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When threatened, these snakes can deliver a potentially fatal bite.
|
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Across the nation lurk incredibly creepy (and potentially dangerous) clowns.
|
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All of those behaviors lead to a dishonorable discharge, potentially.
|
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RIP function keys, (potentially) MagSafe, and the SD card slot.
|
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Furthermore there are even claims that Andresen was potentially hacked.
|
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Healthy Cousins, Wall, Beal, and Porter can potentially change that.
|
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These notes will potentially be shared with their loved ones.
|
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Neuralink could potentially help people overcome chronic conditions like epilepsy.
|
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"The economic and social impact is potentially corrosive," it said.
|
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And it's going to put them potentially on the defensive.
|
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In May, scientists said they'd found three potentially habitable worlds.
|
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The number of things to not do is potentially endless.
|
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One relatively small but potentially expensive target could be Medivation.
|
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Still, the detectives told Slawson his conduct was potentially problematic.
|
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It is nevertheless potentially worth tens of millions of dollars.
|
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The request for information could potentially lead to future rulemaking.
|
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"How many people have they encountered potentially?" the user wrote.
|
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"Detox without MAT is potentially dangerous," said Bachaar Arnaout, an
|
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If convicted, they said, he faced potentially decades in prison.
|
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Potentially. That would be a big hit to consumer finances.
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Visit Business Insider Coupons to potentially save more at Adidas.
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HAS IT BEEN LAID FOR YOU TO POTENTIALLY REACH AGREEMENT?
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The elevator theory is strong, but there's potentially another offender.
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"It does potentially fit in terms of timing," he said.
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But, potentially, all those people are going to see it.
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Ten years ago, jerkin' seemed potentially transformative for LA rap.
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The experience is not only alienating, but potentially ruinous economically.
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This "multiplier" effect is potentially the most potent of all.
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The Wall Street banks potentially face some big Brexit costs.
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So the obvious question: How would Lue potentially use him?
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As Muhammad fought for breath, the delay was potentially fatal.
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Were the villagers the team met with potentially ISIS loyalists?
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McCabe could potentially be a crucial witness in Mueller's investigation.
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Such acts are not only unfair; they are potentially illegal.
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The network exit polls suggest a potentially even deeper decline.
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Potentially it's the end of this part of the story.
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But fructose does have some unique and potentially worrisome properties.
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Ripple says that it can potentially make these transactions profitable.
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New shows are potentially a good way to attract them.
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Yes, helmets help to protect cyclists from potentially serious injury.
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Next year's corn crop could potentially play a similar hand.
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This is the malnutrition that potentially can lead to death.
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Again, if not accepted, you remain potentially subject to enforcement.
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On the surface, this sounds perfectly reasonable, even potentially necessary.
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War. Biden winning the 1988 election is a potentially interesting
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"It could potentially happen in Elon Musk's lifetime," said Hires.
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All of that could potentially add to Washington's geopolitical headaches.
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The CIA top post would potentially be filled by Sen.
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It also potentially deprives Commerzbank shareholders of a better deal.
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It could potentially be a revenue stream for the teams.
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Now, victims must prove their ordeal or potentially be deported.
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This is the cycle Mr. Trump's nomination could potentially break.
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Salary physicians (above), potentially saving $300 billion per year. 2.
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Collins and Tillis face potentially tough reelection races in 2020.
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Colome could potentially be the White Sox closer in 230.
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With continuous funding, their diagnosis potentially could have been delayed.
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Cryptocurrencies are potentially one of the next great technological revolutions.
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Further, an automated underwriting process could potentially reduce fraud incidences.
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The ordeal requires time, potentially pulling people away from work.
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The energy could potentially be stored for days or weeks.
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"Dumbo" has more that one potentially problematic sequence in it.
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We believe that this could potentially drag on for weeks.
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All are tractable, potentially significantly ameliorated by our collective impact.
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It represented a mental error with potentially serious political consequences.
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Maybe the fundamentals have peaked or have potentially rolled over.
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Any replacement of Mehmet Simsek could potentially aggravate this problem.
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Anything that potentially tarnishes those brands, they pay attention to.
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If it holds firm, you could potentially sue for access.
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These were jobs for a decorator and potentially a contractor.
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Well, potentially it can address heart attack risk, for example.
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Please brace yourselves to (potentially) meet the Apple Pie Oreo.
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Should you have Kleenex prepared for a potentially devastating loss?
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And how else can police defuse a potentially dangerous situation?
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But what does this potentially troubling phrase "work ethic" mean?
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I think there's potentially billions there that could be saved.
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If so, loot boxes could potentially be subject to regulation.
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Donuts is great, but the relentless aping potentially gets tiring.
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That makes it potentially less likely to come to fruition.
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On other occasions, campaign donations are seen as potentially corrupting.
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That amounts to potentially four session payments per principal performer.
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That could potentially expose the identification of servicemen and women.
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Counting ballots takes time — potentially days, weeks, or even months.
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" Women are merely "hosts," but potentially nonviable fetuses are "babies.
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Potentially, Mackenzie could be quite a large owner of Amazon.
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You're certainly in prime position to potentially make a difference.
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When I say dire situation, I mean something potentially dangerous.
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That suggests meth consumption is growing, and potentially pretty rapidly.
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Around half of 29 potentially affected customers have been informed.
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In recent days, examples of potentially inappropriate office behavior emerged.
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Implications The focus on Russia sanctions is also potentially significant.
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POTENTIALLY GENERATING MORE SHAREHOLDER VALUE BY GIVING SHAREHOLDERS A VOTE?
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She had chosen to oppose it, potentially undermining President Obama.
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Not just for the United Kingdom but potentially the world.
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Doing so could potentially harm future military readiness, officials say.
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Only the fish, potentially the most colorful participants, weren't biting.
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Cutting vehicle production also cuts GM's revenue and potentially profits.
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I'm making this film sound like a potentially difficult sit.
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Projections based on C.D.C. scenarios show a potentially vast toll.
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But this potentially treats the symptom instead of the cause.
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His endorsement of Biden could potentially sway some of them.
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How we're seen in the world, potentially how we're remembered.
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But the consequences of doing nothing are potentially much worse.
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Without such protection, some said it could potentially face bankruptcy.
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Another leg of stimulus could potentially come from Corporate America.
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The issues you mentioned are thornier, potentially making management nervous.
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Economists said the U.S. withdrawal would potentially cost U.S. jobs.
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" The article said he had potentially "butchered one patient's brain.
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But there is a difference, and a potentially dangerous one.
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It is the Senate that confirms these potentially lifetime appointments.
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But it's also potentially a very big deal for Facebook.
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Also, the pastries were individually wrapped and not potentially hazardous.
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That makes Wag a potentially useful fount of location data.
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"Employ America is likely to have, potentially, a big effect."
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Their excuse for why they'd passed this potentially harmful bill?
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Better access would potentially allow them to enlarge their presence.
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This is especially true when the information is potentially damaging.
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Chappelle seems to know that the jokes are potentially offensive.
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If no one is a fascist, then everyone potentially is.
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But potentially in Jones's favor, you've had Republican senior Sen.
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So in that sense, this is potentially a big deal.
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MS. FROMONT That's why the report is potentially so impactful.
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Both findings are potentially significant for the economy's future performance.
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While you potentially get more movies, there's one peculiar limitation.
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Other tests over the years eliminated other, potentially worrisome, conditions.
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This is potentially tricky ground for Klobuchar, specifically, to tackle.
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After all, any suspected terrorist could potentially have lifesaving intelligence.
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"Potentially, they might see a few dollars savings," she said.
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Potentially far brighter than Paglen's work, astronomers are nonetheless displeased.
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The knowledge that you're potentially helping to save the environment?
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Potentially more contentious is the mayonnaise squeezed into the rice.
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Potentially billions of dollars are waiting on the Treasury's decision.
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The raid was a potentially risky gambit for Mr. Trump.
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IAG is potentially less impacted thanks to BA's Heathrow base.
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The move enables President Trump to potentially set new tariffs.
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They're trying to spin a pandemic, with potentially lethal consequences.
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It could potentially cut 200 more in the coming weeks.
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On Monday, she handled a potentially tricky situation with aplomb.
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It is also deadly enough to potentially cause mass devastation.
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With millions potentially facing acute malnutrition, more refugees are expected.
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You have certainly raised a creative, and potentially feasible, solution.
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Potentially serious problems require a visit to the emergency room.
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It also risks a delay in receiving potentially lifesaving care.
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Leaving Syria would cede ground to Iran and, potentially, Russia.
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This feels like déjà vu — only potentially far more devastating.
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If so, they might attack, causing a potentially dangerous reaction.
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Economists have predicted a potentially historic spike in unemployment claims.
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The bill was, potentially, a leverage point, particularly since Sens.
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They eat contaminated fish and shellfish with potentially lethal consequences.
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Other rumors focused on the ride potentially having technical difficulties.
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If DACA does fall, the result will be potentially catastrophic.
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Roughly twice as many are considered to be potentially competitive.
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Dearling, the runner, identified another potentially problematic sports behavior recently.
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I think there's going to be potentially a gender divide.
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The concern is about widespread unemployment, and potentially, social unrest.
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"We think potentially that could happen this week as well."
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Patients typically fear the worst: a potentially fatal heart problem.
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Diuretics and antihypertensives have also been identified as potentially problematic.
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If I now lose that, my bills would potentially skyrocket.
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The virus would spread, potentially wreaking havoc on local ecosystems.
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"There's a massive opportunity here potentially [with TikTok]," Anastasio said.
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Some returning American citizens potentially at risk will be quarantined.
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That puts him in a potentially precarious financial position. Sen.
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So he is pursuing a cynical, but potentially effective, strategy.
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Moreover, the school had embarked on a potentially radical experiment.
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A potentially more concerning outcome is the opposite: false negatives.
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"I think we could potentially continue the damage," he said.
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Clearly, it's a potentially effective accessory that has been overlooked.
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"It was seen as a potentially dangerous thing," Zelizer said.
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Enormous sums could potentially be used to influence corporate behavior.
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Potentially, enormous sums could be used to influence corporate behavior.
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But for others, AFib is symptomless, a potentially silent killer.
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More stations are coming, potentially making things easier for Claprood.
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T, expanding a global recall of potentially faulty airbag inflators.
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"It potentially threatens the science of astronomy itself," he said.
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The U.S. sanctions are a potentially devastating blow for Huawei.
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It took a new and potentially explosive turn this week.
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"It is a major blow for Europe potentially," Savary said.
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The book is also stocked with potentially menacing secondary characters.
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Maybe. But the film also suggests a potentially metaphysical dimension.
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But in other contexts, that's potentially a very significant number.
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We know he will waffle again, and potentially end it.
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Those higher rates translate into potentially stronger returns for investors.
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Needless to say, a fire up here is potentially deadly.
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It's the first real test of them potentially working together.
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"We're going to see some further pressure potentially," he said.
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But within the government itself there are potentially clashing personalities.
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"He's still got another operation or two, potentially," Stivers said.
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Both potentially have a sustainability side to what they do.
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Tempering the win, Tampa Bay sustained a potentially costly injury.
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Tempering the win, Tampa Bay suffered a potentially costly injury.
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And the coronavirus' impact could potentially be felt beyond 2020.
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"We are looking at potentially extending the portfolio," he said.
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Seniors in need of transportation constitute a potentially lucrative market.
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The second risk – potentially far more dangerous – is population displacement.
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That's what makes Trump's strike so unpredictable and potentially dicey.
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Nevertheless, the collapse potentially leaves the public on the hook.
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Watch out for potentially expensive credit card offers, as well.
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It could potentially shape the W.N.B.A. for years to come.
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They would be not only lawless but also potentially boundless.
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The company will inspect and potentially replace the water pump.
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The potentially dangerous conditions are expected to last through Monday.
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Regardless, unmanned aircraft could be potentially vulnerable to enemy defenses.
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In the lecture, though, he made two potentially contentious points.
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But trebbiano Abruzzese is distinct, relatively rare and potentially superior.
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Worse, it could potentially expose him to charges of treason.
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It was previously unclear how the agreements could potentially work.
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That "combination" makes it a "potentially dangerous situation," he said.
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In another potentially enormous development, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep.
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That would be obstruction of justice, potentially an impeachable offense.
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It also protects the company against other potentially hostile bidders.
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Dani strolled by, peering over at one potentially convincing profile.
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And it also matters, potentially, in terms of government assistance.
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The hack also potentially exposed the electric car company's data.
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Luckily, fan theories are here to potentially provide an answer.
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This can potentially ruin our county if it goes bad.
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Together they helped to (avert) a very potentially dangerous situation.
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Regionally, this crisis has laid bare a potentially dangerous divide.
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"This is potentially a disservice to Parkinson's patients," he said.
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This new rule could potentially make my situation much worse.
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Potentially there will be an impact from the midterm election.
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"American investment could potentially be worse," Huffman told CNBC recently.
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Now, Harris could potentially step into the role of kingmaker.
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Others who would potentially consider a bid include state Rep.
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However, the potentially bigger concern was flagged by Musk himself.
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Everyone who gets into the car is potentially a carrier.
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Everyone who gets into the car is potentially a carrier.
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Police actively search for evidence, potentially for months or years.
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Still, all the other seats are potentially up for grabs.
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Seniors in need of transportation constitute a potentially lucrative market.
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"We believe that this potentially involved gang activity," he said.
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A potentially destabilizing, populist government just assumed power in Italy.
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That could potentially affect cinemas, theaters, restaurants, clubs, and cafes.
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That's a potentially huge problem in jails, Charles Cofer said.
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This line of reasoning leads to some potentially radical conclusions.
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Mr. Tan's concerto was a potentially risky piece to program.
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"The last strikes me as potentially quite problematic," he said.
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But they're potentially applicable to any side of a fight.
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It's to listen to the forgotten voters he potentially represents.
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The potentially bipartisan initiative on infrastructure is a great example.
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Now, he's potentially the biggest legal threat against the president.
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"You potentially have more repeated transactions over time," she said.
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"Very few potentially suicidal people use those phones," Witt says.
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And that could potentially prove to be just as damaging.
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That makes understanding how it works a potentially lucrative endeavor.
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I think it is potentially an economic opportunity lost. Right.
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That's a potentially embarrassing thing for a politician to say.
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The biggest unknown, potentially, is the risk to psychiatric health.
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Catnip also affects other animals, including potentially cockroaches and mosquitoes.
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And that potentially could take a lot of different forms.
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Between the unresolved past and the impending, potentially bright, future.
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And if the high temperatures stay around, that's potentially concerning.
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It makes the electorate potentially more educated than ever before.
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A potentially more interesting competitive threat could come from AMD.
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I mean, to me, the alternative to saying eliminate ICE is to say, we need a compromise on secure borders, potentially, a wall, and a pathway to citizenship for the DREAMers, and potentially more.
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But the term "Potentially Hazardous Asteroid," a label that NASA routinely gives to various space rocks, doesn't mean that Earth is in danger—or even potentially in danger, at least not any time soon.
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"Bitcoin potentially could be more impactful because being able to donate $0.50 to someone across the world has more impact than potentially sharing a picture," Winklevoss said in a 2014 interview with The Guardian.
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With potentially hundreds and thousands of rooftop solar-equipped homes locally — and millions of homes nationally — acting as individual generators, each home becomes a critical but variable and potentially "invisible" component of the grid.
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"We could potentially see more BoE stimulus coming through soon - for example a 15 basis point rate cut and potentially £100bn+ Gilt buying QE (quantitative easing) scheme," analysts at ING said in a note.
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Those Vega 9 would potentially be superior to the Vega 8 graphics in the marketplace, and they'd be potentially as fast or far faster than the graphics found in Intel's new Ice Lake CPUs.
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His company has said it will spend up to 30 million pounds ($40 million) on preparing for a potentially disorderly Brexit, including stocking more components and potentially flying in parts if ports are clogged up.
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However, some of the accounts potentially dated back to when the persons involved held active government positions with access to classified data; information in the accounts could also potentially reveal weak points on other targets.
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Race and racial violence are the subjects of multiple Oscar nominees this year, including "Green Book" and Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman," potentially offering winners an opening to discuss hate crimes, be they real or potentially fraudulent.
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At no time in history has an outgoing administration attempted to make such a radical change in foreign policy and potentially make moves that will set a potentially permanent chain reaction of events in motion.
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The study potentially opens some doors to a better understanding of how people develop celiac in the first place, potentially helping those yet to be born but any major revelatory answers will have to wait.
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The ego factor: It's possible that Kim Jong-un — after securing potentially just one meeting with a world leader, Trump — is riding out the high of potentially negotiating with world leaders and seeking out more.
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Standard epidemiological models suggest that an uncontrolled epidemic could potentially infect more than half of New York City's population, and with hundreds of thousands of people potentially stricken simultaneously in the spring and early summer.
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Potentially as worrisome for Mr. Trump and his advisers, Mr. Pecker could be a particularly knowing guide through any other potentially illegal efforts made to protect Mr. Trump's candidacy from his own less savory exploits.
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But today the debate is more public, and potentially more serious.
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That's what Walmart is losing and what CVS is potentially gaining.
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The combined booty is potentially worth billions of dollars a year.
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Still, she acknowledged a potentially tough road in reaching broader agreement.
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That could potentially pay for the costs of the rocket's development.
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Power poles could fall down alongside trees, potentially isolating remote areas.
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Potentially, everything -- the economy, national security, even the race for president.
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It's not that they're potentially preventing reportable issues from being recorded.
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That's how it's able to detect potentially sexty behavior in realtime.
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You could have a prosecutor involved in potentially bringing criminal charges.
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But, in some cases, there were potentially life-threatening side effects.
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Still, her record is potentially bad news for criminal justice reformers.
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Intel chips have 14 nanometers between transistors, indicating potentially slower speed.
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Sponsored content is great and potentially massive from a revenue standpoint.
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I think everything should be allowed, even stuff that's potentially dangerous.
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The potentially bigger risks: missing out on an economy roaring back.
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But it kept its fiscal 2018 outlook constant, potentially a disappointment.
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Certainly and dramatically, but the trade-off potentially provides many benefits.
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We saw the white church, but potentially in the wrong timeline.
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Potentially, this could have a huge impact on the Irish economy.
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But what investment strategies can potentially reconcile these seemingly conflicted views?
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Doing that alone can potentially cut your water usage in half.
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It's also something that could potentially be fixed in a patch.
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Curtsinger had faced a potentially longer sentence before the plea deal.
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They could potentially lose, they could have a bigger Republican majority.
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And now, Yahoo's deal with Verizon could potentially be in jeopardy.
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Over identification with roles could potentially lead to mental health problems.
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Cyclone #Winston potentially the strongest cyclone on record to hit #Fiji.
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Does that mean he can get away with potentially harassing Fred?
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That could have potentially complicated those lawyers' continued work for Flynn.
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So is TRAPPIST-1, which may host two potentially habitable worlds.
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In some neighborhoods, locals ignore potentially life-saving precautions, Marcoux added.
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The cat detaches from the doll, and could potentially be ingested.
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The president has resisted this, potentially setting up a courtroom showdown.
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For one, Horowitz could potentially sue Fox for breach of contract.
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CRANE (voice-over): And that could potentially save millions of lives.
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Among the groups potentially affected: government workers, teachers and railroad employees.
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"Those potentially could have been really serious injuries," Sullivan said. 1.
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Veillonella, then, could potentially help alleviate this soreness, the researchers believe.
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Buttigieg "intrigues" him, he said, potentially as a vice presidential candidate.
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Laverne Cox is psyched to potentially give Beyoncé her first Emmy.
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The situation for cheerleaders is much different, and potentially legally dubious.
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It could potentially also be used for missions such as medevac.
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But an unreliable and potentially deadly bird is not the solution.
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That might be why Amazon is potentially thinking about buying Target.
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But I also knew of someone who potentially could help him.
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Lang thinks that the S&P could potentially fall to 2,300.
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The drug was also associated with a potentially fatal liver condition.
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It's meant to potentially alert you that you might have Afib.
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They got acquired primarily for their potentially lucrative Wal-Mart contract.
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And they can potentially receive a medical license and practice medicine.
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It's fairly straightforward and potentially enticing, depending on your spending habits.
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This is a clue to astronomers that something potentially big, i.e.
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This effect could potentially explain why other ETNOs have similar orbits.
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The story also illuminates the potentially disastrous consequences of abusive relationships.
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Traders said Nvidia's results raised concerns about Switch's potentially weak sales.
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He sees HQ2 as potentially jumpstarting the labor market throughout Newark.
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They don't label every assignment with what could be potentially troublesome.
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This outer limit of that range is, potentially, the most frightening.
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That's potentially an expensive miss for the remaining 1 in 5.
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Better to get something than (potentially) nothing, Nadler seems to reason.
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"You can potentially identify a person from their urine," he says.
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And that makes a whole lot of things potentially possible sometimes.
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Hutchison pointed to another potentially helpful effect of weed: pain relief.
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Its ads have potentially been viewed more than 70 million times.
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Those ideas include potentially radically altering the Supreme Court and Congress.
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Potentially. I mean, we've had our periods of frustration with Google.
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Locating and quarantining potentially at-risk students and staff is difficult.
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That could potentially let them block him through a contested convention.
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Steering software would need to detect bridges and potentially modify course.
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Storing the data overseas makes it potentially subject to foreign law.
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"Every single person that we meet is potentially helpful," Kramer said.
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That could lead to a standoff, and potentially another government shutdown.
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I want to know when something might potentially poison me [laughs].
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An Android version "is potentially in the pipeline," the company says.
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It also potentially overlooks individuals who are delaying retirement, he said.
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China claims 90 percent of the potentially energy-rich maritime territory.
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Potentially, undocumented immigrants with no criminal background also are swept up.
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For starters, investing in a humidifier might be potentially life-changing.
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The growth of AI potentially offers a more leisurely, emancipated future.
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They represent a partner with potentially far-reaching impact for Turo.
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That's potentially valuable information to a company that sells gadgets, no?
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The court could potentially delay acting until it has nine justices.
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And he feels that by doing that he's converting users potentially.
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The flurry of lawsuits are potentially quite bad news for Qualcomm.
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Williams was found guilty of two murders, and potentially 20 more.
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Antibiotic-resistant bacteria transform easily curable infections into potentially fatal diseases.
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Her work is potentially the most intimate part of her life.
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So could Google, potentially, as they run the email service itself.
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The report also speculated that Alibaba could potentially buy Sina itself.
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Tuesday's storms also were expected to produce potentially life-threatening tornadoes.
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More than 40 injuries that are potentially related to the issue.
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Perhaps early visual training, along with cognitive training, could potentially help.
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Since late 2015, it has been seen as potentially quite lucrative.
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Governments should note that frustrated students are a potentially revolutionary class.
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Asparouhov's demonstration site also potentially has logs of all that information.
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Trump did not elaborate on what threats the country potentially faced.
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Clearly, the next war would be potentially devastating for both sides.
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An Atari comeback is something that gamers could get behind, potentially.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's biggest political nemeses but also potentially helping conservatives.
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It also parallels, in some potentially uncomfortable ways, your present situation.
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Eight had potentially serious injuries, said the Devon and Cornwall Police.
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The idea may seem pleasant, but the reality is potentially nightmarish.
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Facebook could potentially earn money directly from selling a smart speaker.
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That could potentially weaken US-South Korea ties in the future.
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But it's also potentially taking space from people who need it.
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Anyone with potentially helpful information is being asked to contact police.
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Essentially, it's an underground railway system for vehicles, and potentially more.
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Both debtor's counsel and committee counsel potentially face such an attack.
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But advocates say this infringes on privacy and potentially free speech.
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It could potentially apply Bucklew's new framework to overrule Miller itself.
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The Axon M's dual screens potentially offer a much better solution.
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And disappointed millennials are potentially the game-changers in British politics.
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But making a concession around data is a potentially fraught proposition.
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Friday's announcement, however, could potentially offer a major political inflection point.
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Go deeper ... Bill Barr on potentially ruining his reputation: "Everyone dies."
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Alexa was eventually diagnosed with a rare, potentially fatal gastrointestinal condition.
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Yes. Does it potentially expose Uber to far more financial damage?
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How can I now be getting into another potentially huge problem?
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Perhaps not enough to fall in love with, but potentially useful.
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That potentially would allow insurers to ignore the other state's laws.
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The tattoo of my forties is potentially getting them all removed.
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But for constitutional-carry advocates, no law prevents potentially irresponsible behavior.
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Democrats lost out on one potentially strong recruit in the state.
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That meant I would potentially be meeting my future in-laws.
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That would make it, potentially, a very good piece of business.
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The company can potentially also provide disability indemnities and survivor benefits.
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He will potentially extend tariffs to all Chinese imports by February.
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The capital is a buffer against SGI's potentially volatile business portfolio.
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According to the schedule, it appeared that lines were potentially blurred.
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However, substance use "could potentially matter to the court," she adds.
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Photo: Herman MillerOn the one hand, Live OS sounds potentially useful.
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The things we're talking about in the future are potentially catastrophic.
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Now, government agencies are broadening the list of potentially contaminated boxes.
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Besides potentially endangering its users, Vigilante presents a honeypot for abuse.
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On its report, the ECB expressed concern about potentially rising debt.
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"The size of the prize is potentially quite large," Burns said.
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Potentially, all 49 of the Senate Democrats could oppose the nomination.
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Only Trump's second sentence could potentially direct anyone to do anything.
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Another potentially significant dynamic came just last week in North Carolina.
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But 14 days of unreliable energy could be potentially economically devastating.
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This, potentially, could silence dissenting opinions or even fact-checked clarifications.
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And experts agree that the consequences are unpredictable, but potentially severe.
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Eighty profiles had some sort of unprofessional or "potentially objectionable" behavior.
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These bones had been initially withheld — potentially to frame Steven Avery.
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For high-value properties, the rate is potentially lower, he added.
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Production could potentially increase to 100,000 bpd or more, Tullow added.
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Flying a drone in public could potentially freak some people out.
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Potentially hard-hit cities include Minneapolis, Des Moines, Chicago, and Milwaukee.
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Investigation determined all potentially suspicious Apple iCloud login attempts were unsuccessful.
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This is Mr Gottlieb's third idea—and potentially the most controversial.
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That's what makes this so exciting and potentially so far-reaching.
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In a direct listing, potentially 100% of the shares are tradeable.
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All of that could potentially lower health-care costs for consumers.
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I raised questions about some potentially disturbing elements of this trend.
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The character of Sabrina was rumored to potentially appear on Riverdale.
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This new feature could potentially help you avoid reaching maximum downloads.
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Fracturing public trust around medical treatment has serious, potentially destabilizing effects.
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Facebook's case is different, and potentially much friendlier to the feds.
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It's a potentially transformative model that deserves to be replicated widely.
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And what's more potentially erratic than a swarm of flying robots?
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She was a -- potentially a subject or target in the investigation.
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I think it's something that Mady and Cara have discussed potentially.
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"Finasteride has many potentially devastating sexual side-effects," says Dr. Rynne.
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This could potentially cause burns or damage sensitive equipment, he said.
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Implementation could also go beyond amputees, potentially impacting people with paralysis.
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Democrats accused him of potentially using his office to enrich himself.
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Now the internet outage potentially compounds the hardships for most firms.
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But as part of a larger criminal justice discussion, it's potentially
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Jonathan Adler—architect of the potentially crippling challenge to ACA tax
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Which means that potentially, even mud can be a great fail.
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The lawmaker most fervently supporting this potentially disastrous decision, State Sen.
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Slack said it has reached out to any potentially affected users.
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You start to actively stretch that, you can potentially injure yourself.
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That could potentially drive a diplomatic wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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"A motivated individual could potentially carry out this act," he said.
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He did not elaborate on what assistance was potentially being provided.
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There are dozens of companies that are potentially looking at this?
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Trump's new approach will reduce friction and potentially encourage offensive action.
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Lee Jones is always a potentially formidable opponent—his laconic Texan
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Trump's potentially postponing the March deadline also added to the optimism.
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Misinformation about other people potentially involved in the shooting also circulated.
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"I'm worried that these would potentially become acoustic fossils," he says.
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It's got to be a big blot on the horizon potentially.
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Is that one of the biggest blots on the horizon, potentially?
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Nearly half (46.7 percent) were found to harbor potentially infectious bacteria.
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This type of carbon can potentially stay locked away for centuries.
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Nuclear power, expensive and potentially hazardous, has fallen out of vogue.
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Several factors could potentially be at play at the same time.
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That's the only door you are really potentially closing for yourself.
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It's a fairly humble statement for a potentially world-changing achievement.
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It also means more extra lives, potentially, Gibbons noted with enthusiasm.
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Burger King attempted a potentially sweeping automation overhaul in the 1980s.
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All of those factors make his relationship with Congress potentially challenging.
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But we're not too excited about it potentially replacing live touring.
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It may not be a comfortable conversation, but it's potentially necessary.
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He accused Trump of committing potentially criminal activity since becoming president.
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They could potentially support the FDA, and drug discovery further upstream.
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But defense hawks say that's an unnecessary and potentially harmful delay.
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Rents will still grow, but potentially at a much slower pace.
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Or should it separate couples, potentially compounding their trauma and isolation?
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They don't seem eager to take on avoidable, potentially controversial cases.
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The Putin could potentially complicate things at a future state dinner.
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Italy has some of the most potentially hazardous volcanoes on Earth.
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"Unwanted activation of a vibrator is potentially sexual assault," Follower said.
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You start out very small and can potentially get very big.
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It is also potentially not something they themselves have experienced online.
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He told me he thought it could potentially be Zika virus.
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Similar to MRSA, it is a potentially lethal drug-resistant bug.
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Takeda has recently reported a slew of potentially positive pipeline news.
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A low voter turnout would potentially help Najib's coalition retain power.
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They've also become a hub for some potentially catastrophic emerging viruses.
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Any attempt to rein him in results potentially in their replacement.
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The idea of potentially getting charged doesn't put you off campaigning?
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But he has packed the budget with potentially vote-winning measures.
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But he also pointed out potentially problematic aspects of the meeting.
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The potentially preventable death of 886 New Yorkers is a crisis.
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Nevertheless, there would be severe pressure on profitability, potentially threatening ratings.
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Legendary trainer Freddie Roach has a potentially lifesaving tip for Rev.
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The most potentially burdensome requirements are those related to financial inclusion.
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All of which, while potentially liberating, was clearly a painstaking process.
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At that range, a North Korean missile could potentially strike Alaska.
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So there's stuff long down the road to explore there, potentially.
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Greater foreign ownership could potentially support improvements in governance and transparency.
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The lawsuits represent potentially billions of dollars in fines and restitution.
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But massive warfare with millions, potentially millions of people being killed?
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This week's planetary weather is potentially creative, deeply reflective, and productive.
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It does nothing to protect the public from potentially misleading information.
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However, another potentially major issue is the cost of the procedure.
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That's really clever, and potentially solves several problems in one go.
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Is there something you think we could do to potentially help?
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Except, that is, for microplastics potentially blown there by the wind.
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That account defended using potentially copyrighted material in its own content.
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In fact, it's more like a potentially cutting and pithy insult.
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And potentially, one of the last stops of his presidential campaign.
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The Android case could potentially be the most damaging for Google.
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Andrea: Would potentially sidle up to this at a house party.
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The possibilities are limited only by our imagination and, potentially, regulation.
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And potentially a story about two people trying to find family.
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Its experts made potentially fatal campaign errors in key swing states.
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"We aren't going to comment on potentially leaked documents," Sanders said.
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This success rate is just good enough to be potentially helpful.
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Baidu, the Chinese answer to Google, blocks potentially subversive search results.
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This could potentially create pension funds of €130 billion in total.
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Exposure to the cold is potentially deadly in this new beta.
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But no one tracks the potentially deadly intersection of those groups.
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The following clip could potentially induce some intense second-hand embarrassment.
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And more than half report exposure to potentially dangerous working conditions.
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And in 2018, Mexico could be the site of a potentially
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That means the IPO will potentially raise up to $1.23 billion.
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It's both the closest exoplanet ever found and it's potentially habitable.
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Potentially, there are lessons to be learned from all 800 stories.
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The majority of the sequence has you navigating potentially awkward conversations.
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They're the sort of criticisms that a movie could potentially address.
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Eighty-three remained on a list to potentially be moved Friday.
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"We are looking, potentially, at the Biff Tannen presidency," Cruz said.
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Others have introduced partisan amendments that could potentially divide the chamber.
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For example, tuberculosis is a highly contagious and potentially deadly illness.
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That's a potentially worrisome sign that the market volatility isn't over.
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An admission of dishonesty or potentially unfair benefits or cultural appropriation.
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Ivanka, who works in the White House, is now potentially exposed.
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Potentially incriminating news has "a way of getting out," said Whitaker.
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The move toward passive investing could potentially prove problematic for Renaissance.
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Lawmakers have expressed previous concerns about ZTE potentially threatening national security.
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A Republican pledge to repeal Obamacare could have potentially chaotic consequences.
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"I knew potentially I could be the 'next guy'," he said.
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Which, in theory, makes Democrats potentially competitive anywhere in the country.
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Still, automating commercial driving is controversial and — potentially — a job killer.
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This makes gun control a potentially useful issue for Mr. Trump.
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So potentially medically, just taking him into account, it could work.
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To read our preview of the potentially cancelled hearing, click here.
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Another potentially important factor is López Obrador and Trump's personal chemistry.
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The timing of Trump's move is also suspicious -- and potentially strategic.
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But it's potentially incredibly fascinating, with lots of interesting scientific interconnections.
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Almost everyone harbors a dark secret or a potentially dangerous past.
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A consensus approach dilutes the danger of one potentially destabilizing rule.
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John McCain could potentially find another job in the Trump administration.
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Their combined pressure is potentially a strong Israeli card against Iran.
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I'm not prepared to potentially go through all that hurt again.
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The IPO would potentially have been the world's biggest this year.
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After all this — potentially malicious code — handles all our decrypted messages.
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PillDrill is, potentially, the kind of medication management you're looking for.
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Potentially nothing major, and Apple declined to comment on this story.
|
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A member of the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus, potentially Rep.
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The special session to potentially consider Greitens' impeachment begins on Friday.
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However, Halper adds a new, potentially significant element to this controversy.
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A potentially close election meant influence operations could target swing states.
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This could result in potentially negative rating actions on the notes.
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Unwinding such a quagmire would be potentially devastating for the prosecution.
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The stripes may confuse the flies' vision, potentially reducing pesticide use.
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It turned out to be a remarkable and potentially damning miscalculation.
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It must review the comments before potentially making the regulation final.
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DNA potentially may have played an earlier role in the case.
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How do you feel being introverted was potentially holding you back?
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He could potentially help Trump make inroads with skeptical mainstream Republicans.
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Nerve gas causes victims to suffer horrific pain and potentially death.
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They expect Facebook and potentially other social media companies to testify.
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Like Borland, Tarpley is walking away from a potentially big payday.
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The plot also sets up a potentially powerful torch-passing moment.
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But the company sees the meal as a potentially massive opportunity.
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A live concert seems like an affordable and potentially enjoyable gimmick.
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Egypt has also stepped in to defuse the potentially explosive situation.
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We are concerned this bill could have potentially deadly, unintended consequences.
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Guyana potentially has the most complicated future of the four countries.
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That is all potentially changed now with the newer Nintendo Accounts.
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Both of Trump's summits potentially herald more trouble than they resolve.
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The deal itself has upended the industry, potentially spurring more consolidation.
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The ruling potentially could narrow the separation of church and state.
|
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Mueller's testimony, while uneven, produced some potentially damaging moments for Trump.
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The move potentially doubles its first Boeing order for 50 737s.
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The gap helps Trump and Republicans, and expands potentially threatened Democrats.
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Haberturk did not name the six banks potentially facing the fines.
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It's not just Atlantans who see something that is potentially transformative.
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It could produce, potentially, the biggest single aesthetic shift in seasons.
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While potentially valuable, they have no discernable link to national defense.
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Lower margin may affect cash flow generation and potentially delay deleveraging.
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The distinction is potentially worth millions of dollars to Penn State.
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Visit Business Insider Coupons to potentially save more at Allen Edmonds.
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Uncontrolled trade wars could be the second new, potentially inflationary development.
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One issue where Trump and Congress could potentially compromise: surprise billing.
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The users could potentially face charges under Brazil's hate crime laws.
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The move could potentially impact at least 220006,2202 transgender service members.
|
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Democrats and Trump opponents contend that we're in potentially impeachable territory.
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Clinton or her aides, it remains a potentially campaign-changing event.
|
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Congress has statutory authority to review and potentially block 123 agreements.
|
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That is not only demonstrably unprofessional and unethical, but potentially criminal.
|
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"These cases potentially could take several years to resolve," Carrillo said.
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All are potentially harmful, but some are higher risk than others.
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All hail from districts that are either competitive or potentially competitive.
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Recent events will undoubtedly tarnish and potentially define Mr. Ailes's legacy.
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There are lots of potentially valid arguments against such a list.
|
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And this dynamic could potentially result in another bid for Shire.
|
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"That creates a potentially challenging backdrop" to the IPO, he said.
|
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That opportunity comes with significant risk, but also potentially great reward.
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Nonetheless, reports continued to roll in of additional potentially dangerous mailings.
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Clinton who was one election from potentially winning the White House.
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That could have a potentially disastrous economic impact in the north.
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"This is a potentially dangerous outcome for the country," Masket added.
|
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The lure function leaves children potentially vulnerable to abduction and violence.
|
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It can also be potentially harmful to humans in certain quantities.
|
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The Surpass offers complimentary Gold status, which potentially an incredible deal.
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The hospital could potentially lose millions of dollars in federal grants.
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So why give up such a potentially huge source of revenue?
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Potentially 3 million perished in the famine of the 1990s alone.
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All of those cases potentially leave Booker facing a troubling trajectory.
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Space travelers could potentially benefit from this as well, he said.
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Facebook said it will notify people potentially impacted by the bug.
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Called xerostomia, dry mouth is not only unpleasant but potentially harmful.
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The answer is most definitely hundreds of millions, and potentially billions.
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Plouffe could potentially help Zuckerberg to campaign or establish political allies.
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Simulation of matter traveling through the core, potentially causing geomagnetic jerks.
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Microsoft's solution will also potentially have a less awkward VR setup.
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He also floated potentially commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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Still, it is potentially the largest flaw ever uncovered in Android.
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Changes to Medicaid could potentially have less political consequences for Republicans.
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And it leaves them in a potentially worse situation in December.
|
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Any one of them, especially Gabbard, potentially could be dark horses.
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It was the first step toward potentially rolling the standards back.
|
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This could potentially see upward revisions to historical wage growth momentum.
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Still, this sort of uncertainty can be exhausting -- and potentially dangerous.
|
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And more than a third of those drugs were potentially counterfeit.
|
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Virtual reality and other wearables are also potentially in its future.
|
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Entering into a potentially lifelong agreement at the age of eight!?
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In dealing with huge datasets, this is potentially a huge chore.
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Should I potentially waste the recording or go with tested material?
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The SFMTA said e-scooters created obstacles and potentially safety hazards.
|
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While SpaceX's announcement is potentially big news, it's just an intention.
|
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And will he judge what he finds to be potentially criminal?
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Investors need to recognize that a potentially large bias is present.
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An extra GOP senator would potentially give McConnell more wiggle room.
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However, this is all potentially sensitive data – so who's handling it?
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But there's potentially much more to The Division than mere entertainment.
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Fox is currently weighing merger bids from Disney and potentially Comcast.
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There's a reason for this: It could potentially slow down research.
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And those valuations have potentially impacted allocations, not to mention expectations.
|
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This suggests such dreams could potentially help us cultivate self-awareness.
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Each operating system update potentially complicates how cops break into phones.
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And even potentially steer off medical emergencies via pre-emptive alerts.
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Bills swiftly approved by the legislature could potentially land on Gov.
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RUBIO: On seeking advice on how it could potentially influence someone?
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Imagine if we could potentially engineer little larvae and sniff it!
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Peru, confirm a potentially explosive red-card decision in Colombia vs.
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This potentially protects those rulings and moves the court further right.
|
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This week, we learn how to spot potentially dangerous sex toys.
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But you wouldn't just throw potentially dangerous drugs at them. Right.
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And it's potentially a game changer for the renewable energy movement.
|
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This is moving into perjury, false statements, and even potentially treason.
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So there are potentially noteworthy complications, although deaths are pretty rare.
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Also unmentioned is Huawei, a potentially formidable player in autonomous driving.
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She is, therefore, potentially not the best authority on this matter.
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Both are: Potentially rich, with abundant natural resources and fertile soil.
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Insurers are worried about the potentially destabilizing effects of the order.
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But it would also be potentially more dangerous for Qatar's rivals.
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Not because of the potentially fatal allergic reaction that could occur.
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Other red-state Democrats facing potentially tough reelection bids — including Sens.
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This leads to even more potentially bad news for the President.
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In which case, Netanyahu's indictment potentially poses a new legal problem.
|
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Alongside the initial fine, Google is potentially faced with additional penalties.
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That's a potentially big problem for Republicans in the November elections.
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Is this service another way to potentially level the playing field?
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Russo, which could potentially dismantle the constitutional right to an abortion.
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This is a spreading sickness and a potentially months-long disruption.
|
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It is a decision with potentially catastrophic consequences for future generations.
|
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It would also potentially increase costs for those businesses going forward.
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Of course, there's a higher risk but potentially a higher return.
|
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And then potentially this data's used for things like targeted advertising.
|
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Americans can enter an online raffle to potentially win the payment.
|
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There the industry does have, potentially, the ability to get bigger.
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So that means we're always close, potentially, to a global disaster.
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Like graphene, these rings potentially have exciting electronic properties, said Scriven.
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More than 100 million people are potentially in the cyclone's path.
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The problem is that several of those issues are potentially divisive.
|
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Potentially more damaging, though, were exchanges on immigration and criminal justice.
|
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Place-based visas are, potentially, a way to break the cycle.
|
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Exposure to condensate is extremely unhealthy to humans and potentially fatal.
|
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For the final days of the campaign, this is potentially disastrous.
|
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By potentially allowing more competition, the DEA could unlock more research.
|
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Tens of millions of people are potentially in the cyclone's path.
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"With their huge numbers, they could potentially do something about it."
|
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Potentially more than Democratic politicians, at least in the nearer term.
|
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A single successful software hack potentially could affect thousands of votes.
|
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And would that potentially impact the rollout of things like 5G?
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And they were supposed to take over potentially even the House.
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She does acknowledge potentially positive explanations for the downturn in sex.
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An excess of vitamin D can cause potentially serious health problems.
|
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"The fact is that collusion is potentially a crime," Eliason said.
|
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If the law passes, it could potentially invite a legal showdown.
|
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Massachusetts and potentially Maine are expected to begin sales this year.
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Also potentially thorny could be a proposal to require universal vaccinations.
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The improbable scene at the restaurant is potentially rich satirical territory.
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