That is precisely -- precisely what Chairman [Chuck] Grassley has done and is doing.
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"We don&apost know precisely when and we don&apost know precisely where," Pompeo added.
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" Asked for specifics, he added: "We don't know precisely when and we don't know precisely where.
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We don&apost know precisely when and we don&apost know precisely where, but it was real.
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"We didn't know precisely when and we didn't know precisely where" that threat would occur, Pompeo later admitted.
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Closure is being betrayed by the imperative to resurrect, against time, precisely those stories, precisely those meanings, newer and more instructive, precisely those lives, which are not at rest, nor the generations that each represents.
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Q: So you were mistaken when you said you didn't know precisely when and you didn't know precisely where?
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"We don't know precisely when and we don't know precisely where, but it was real," he told the host, Laura Ingraham.
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So saying that unnamed Republicans are "open to a carbon tax" tells us precisely nothing and is worth precisely nothing in trade.
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You need to be running at full speed and tap jump at precisely the right time and with precisely the right length of touch.
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But Pompeo said this week that "we don't know precisely when and we don't know precisely where" Soleimani had planned to attack Americans next.
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"We have been very careful not to say precisely where, or precisely the number of locations [that IMSI-catchers have been operating]," Fox said.
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Correlations describe the relationships among variables: 1 when they move precisely together, -21625 when they move precisely opposite, 2900 when their movements are entirely unrelated.
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If that is not precisely what you want for your children, thinking that "they're not competition for us" is precisely the wrong place to start.
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He is trying to bring back coal precisely when wind, solar and efficiency are becoming cheaper, cleaner, healthier alternatives — precisely when four of the five biggest wind states are red states and precisely when China has committed itself to owning the clean power and electric car markets of the future!
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Precisely the sort of nickel that qualifies for good delivery on the LME and the Shanghai exchanges and precisely the sort of nickel that is now leaving those exchanges.
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What — or, more precisely, who — is Trump's opposite?
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Its influence is also most sharply felt precisely during the most politically contentious moments of Obama's foreign policy, and Rhodes's communications role is particularly significant precisely at politically contentious moments.
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It opens precisely at noon, so at precisely one minute to noon, I'm waiting at the door to get my favorite table, which has a fantastic view of the water.
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Maggie's choice in clothes is precisely that — her choice.
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It is precisely this capability that appealed to Alteryx .
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — On Thursday, at precisely 20173 a.m.
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During an interview with Fox News on Thursday night, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that the Trump administration didn&apost know "precisely when" or "precisely where" an attack would have targeted.
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Luckily, I had an old cardboard wine box that was precisely as high as it needed to be, and with precisely enough surface area when flipped upside down, to support a MacBook Air.
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This NASA technology could help measure Arctic ice melt more precisely than ever before This NASA technology could help measure Arctic ice melt more precisely than ever before This segment originally aired Jan.
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Each of the chosen constants has been measured incredibly precisely.
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This is precisely what Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders offer.
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More precisely: I spoke of responsibility, and he humored me.
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They aim for "authenticity," but often convey precisely the opposite.
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The vote on the case broke down precisely on expected
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The concert accomplished precisely what it set out to do.
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Precisely what that might mean in the future isn't clear.
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The Earth rotates, and we know its rate quite precisely.
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The length of his standing ovation, however, isn't precisely known.
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Which is precisely why they keep having to defend it.
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This is precisely what the proposed legislation aims to address.
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That&aposs the -- precisely why I bring up this point.
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But that's precisely the signal that the coalition meeting sends.
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It is not clear precisely where the four fatalities occurred.
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And that's precisely why Trump is tearing it down rhetorically.
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Precisely why has, for a long time, been a mystery.
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TIM COOK: You know, precisely, the ramps and so forth.
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Democrats outnumber Republicans in precisely zero of Wyoming's 23 counties.
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Things get done precisely where the ideological battles aren't happening.
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And that's precisely what Bullock is attempting to do. Gov.
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Panay admits that's precisely why the Surface Duo runs Android.
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They had a serviceable formula, and they adjusted it precisely.
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The justices declined to define the required relationships more precisely.
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But using other people's money is precisely why they're billionaires.
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And a moment of distraction at precisely the worst time.
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It is precisely what IS does not want to hear.
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"Bad cyber actors are using precisely these avenues," he said.
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But that is precisely what makes this union so special.
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Well, in many ways, that prettiness is precisely the point.
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Also, voice cloning technology can now imitate speech patterns precisely.
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But this is precisely what raises a flag for Molly.
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More precisely, he must be philosophically conservative but temperamentally radical.
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I wasn't precisely sure what pronouncing a patient dead entailed.
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In hopes of targeting the brain more precisely, the Mass.
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That's precisely why listening to her interviews is so frustrating.
|
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The grit and heart Walter showed defines Bellhops' culture precisely.
|
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But that's precisely what makes all phones so cool again.
|
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But since then things have not gone precisely to plan.
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That put precisely 13 shillings and fourpence in his pocket.
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Yet the story in fact began precisely 10 years earlier.
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Precisely what happened to the two U.S. boats remained unclear.
|
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Again, who knows what the word "hipster" precisely means anymore?
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But that's precisely how the Justice Department interpreted Shelby, nonetheless.
|
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That, however, is precisely what indie ball is for, apparently.
|
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Yet for believers in value, that is precisely the point.
|
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That is precisely the same budget as The Full Monty.
|
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Precisely how much influence this buys Google isn't always clear.
|
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It can be hard to identify precisely who owns herds.
|
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Precisely how she plans to proceed should become clearer today.
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The latter is something quantifiable that can be precisely calculated.
|
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Precisely why a bright flash drives copepods away is unclear.
|
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But it still took six months to locate him precisely.
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That is precisely what Mr Macron has promised to do.
|
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It's precisely sized and shaped to fit over a wheelchair.
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But it's playing out precisely how I thought it would.
|
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And this is precisely the challenge US law enforcement faces.
|
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The HRC disapproval of Kavanaugh should raise precisely zero eyebrows.
|
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Refugees are fleeing countries precisely because there are laws missing.
|
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But it's precisely here that his vision is most blurred.
|
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That is precisely what Britain's Leave campaigners want to avoid.
|
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We get lower prices precisely because we swipe our card.
|
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Nobody knows precisely how many victims there are in all.
|
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Why it matters: No one knows precisely why it's happening.
|
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We're told the settlement does not precisely mirror the prenup.
|
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Wellness was alluring precisely because of the restriction it promised.
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We're full of questions and we have precisely zero answers!
|
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Still, it's a trend that's difficult to precisely pin down.
|
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We happened upon it at dusk, precisely when it opened.
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Seven minutes, precisely -- though it seemed longer to some observers.
|
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That concern is precisely what one company is betting on.
|
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And that's precisely the point, everyone hates these damn notifications.
|
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That's precisely why we'll see theaters invest in Barco Escape.
|
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That ranking now almost precisely follows the national political divide.
|
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They communicate by broadcasting precisely calibrated vibrations through the water.
|
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Moreover, it is precisely the situation China seeks to avoid.
|
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The debate is over precisely who suffers, and how much.
|
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Or more precisely, the spaceship portion will be called Starship.
|
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Even so, Christiano's first scenario doesn't precisely envision human extinction.
|
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That's precisely the scenario that Grab is trying to avoid.
|
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The pair combined for a delegate haul of precisely nil.
|
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The Portuguese case is precisely the same, the same thing.
|
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And New Zealand's government is proposing to do precisely that.
|
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But her party is still debating what, precisely, that means.
|
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The problem, however, is that Barr says precisely the opposite.
|
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For "Leave" voters, the calculus is almost precisely the opposite.
|
|
And precisely why is this investment in the U.S. "bad"?
|
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It's just difficult to apply precisely, without condescension or laziness.
|
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Precisely because of gerrymandering at the state level, as Ed
|
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This is precisely what might happen to the INF Treaty.
|
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Mr. Harvey stressed, however, that history didn't always repeat precisely.
|
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This is precisely why the Foreign Agents Registration Act exists.
|
|
Precisely measuring somewhat irrational human behavior is a fool's errand.
|
|
And, of course, that is precisely what Senate Democrats intend.
|
|
Imagine a government where we focused on doing precisely that.
|
|
By expanding school choice programs, states can do precisely that.
|
|
Republican politicians know precisely how to exploit this selective ignorance.
|
|
But a measured debate performance could give him precisely that.
|
|
This is precisely why black folks don't trust the police.
|
|
That is precisely the dynamic Mr. Camassi found in Casetta.
|
|
What, precisely, does Donald Trump want to do with Iran?
|
|
Except the Alternative Agroscience ETF isn't precisely a new fund.
|
|
Ironically, this election may be different precisely because of Obama.
|
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My interest is in telling precisely what the story requires.
|
|
Yet this is precisely what makes them useful test cases.
|
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This is precisely what has happened in the United States.
|
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Some killers have even picked churches for precisely this reason.
|
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But I know precisely the feeling that needs to happen.
|
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Many important questions remain about precisely who voted, and why.
|
|
The uncle is cool precisely because he has no responsibility.
|
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Or perhaps more precisely, what we can do with it.
|
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Most people in the village knew precisely who he was.
|
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She wrote this song for precisely this audience, she said.
|
|
The 2019 parade will be held precisely four years later.
|
|
But to Bloomberg and other critics, that's precisely the problem.
|
|
The theologian Karl Barth described midlife in precisely this way.
|
|
It taught us precisely what is required in polite society.
|
|
That's precisely what this new feature is designed to do.
|
|
This is precisely the time when artists go to work.
|
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Which is precisely what Game of Thrones failed to do.
|
|
But nobody really cares about predicting the Green vote precisely.
|
|
He's caught precisely one break in life — his girlfriend, Patience.
|
|
But I became a stockbroker at precisely the wrong time.
|
|
That's precisely what happened last year in North Miami, Fla.
|
|
Kim spent his first six years doing precisely the opposite.
|
|
It is not clear precisely when the two men corresponded.
|
|
That is precisely the wrong reading of this latest development.
|
|
It's incredibly hard to precisely time a bottom in stocks.
|
|
Most substantially: Why, precisely, might this ruin her wedding day?
|
|
The New York Times reported the number at precisely 25,340.
|
|
You can't bring that ... But that's precisely what he did.
|
|
The group nonetheless picked up on the artist's themes precisely.
|
|
More precisely, it's a conflict between two versions of conservatism.
|
|
We still don't know precisely how far along they are.
|
|
The bird was precisely carved, as if by a laser.
|
|
She told her last joke and exited precisely on time.
|
|
Facebook offers advertisers precisely targeted audiences based on user profiles.
|
|
We saw precisely the opposite of this on Monday night.
|
|
Today many people lack precisely that web of thick relationship.
|
|
For precisely that reason, however, great caution is called for.
|
|
Criminalized institutions have staying power precisely because they are corrupt.
|
|
After leaving precisely on time, our speed began to build.
|
|
It will tell us where, precisely, the power now lies.
|
|
They are selected precisely for their commitment to the party.
|
|
Answering this question precisely will take years of empirical research.
|
|
So maybe Johnson has returned at precisely the right time.
|
|
Which is precisely why groups like the HFC are forming.
|
|
True, the New Orleans Saints didn't precisely fit the pattern.
|
|
But they are controversial and very difficult to measure precisely.
|
|
He obviously knows precisely what he has done and where.
|
|
Union and supermarket officials could not say precisely how many.
|
|
But a celebrity candidate is precisely the opposite of this.
|
|
Those are questions medical science and doctors cannot answer precisely.
|
|
Neither persona is precisely accurate, though each is partly true.
|
|
This situation is precisely why the International Criminal Court exists.
|
|
This is hard to do precisely because despair is insoluble.
|
|
They achieved success precisely because they put those differences aside.
|
|
That was precisely what Gore sought to avoid in 2000.
|
|
They should decide their ethical boundaries as precisely as possible.
|
|
It's that it's working precisely according to Mr. Trump's plan.
|
|
Which, it seems, is precisely what Andolov was hoping for.
|
|
That's precisely the path that General Motors' Cruise is following.
|
|
Plus, it doesn't smell bad (or more precisely, like anything).
|
|
In contrast, Kihnu stands out precisely because of its inhabitants.
|
|
Because they are underground, it's hard to measure them precisely.
|
|
It was too early to know precisely what it was.
|
|
So, offensive attacks inside the cybercrime is precisely this context.
|
|
But precisely what constitutes "control" has never been clearly outlined.
|
|
But that is precisely why Iranian voter behavior deserves attention.
|
|
It's unclear precisely what they've been doing all this time.
|
|
And that's precisely what the Chinese wanted to accomplish that.
|
|
Yet that is precisely what the district court did here.
|
|
Maybe you're moved by precisely none of those dishes, though.
|
|
This is precisely the situation for which impeachment was designed.
|
|
The train chugged into her destination station precisely on time.
|
|
The demand in the streets Saturday was for precisely that.
|
|
Or, more precisely, every review of every movie ever made.
|
|
It's because precisely controlling a quantum computer is notoriously difficult.
|
|
President Trump's defense falls apart for precisely the same reason.
|
|
That's precisely the idea behind the newly released Gabb* phone.
|
|
No one can say with certainty what, precisely, has worked.
|
|
History is precisely where this controversy should begin and end.
|
|
That's precisely the kind of event that Democrats should fear.
|
|
In science and medicine, it's essential to use language precisely.
|
|
Providing that access is precisely what Capital One is doing.
|
|
The trouble is precisely that: It is so last century.
|
|
Yet this is precisely what some Democrats are now advocating.
|
|
You're doing precisely what you're criticizing the President for doing.
|
|
These mysteries are insoluble in precisely the same way that
|
|
"We shall be having precisely the same debate," he said.
|
|
Unfortunately, it's impossible for economists to determine precisely how much.
|
|
America, precisely because of its geography, is fated to lead.
|
|
Part of the reception problem lies precisely in his breadth.
|
|
He does his things, he does it well, very precisely.
|
|
"This is precisely because on hindsight he is personally involved."
|
|
Plenty of people on Twitter have been doing precisely that.
|
|
Unfortunately, pluralism and tolerance are precisely what makes diplomacy tick.
|
|
However, that same method is precisely what makes NewsGuard scalable.
|
|
This is precisely what Marc Jacobs did with his comments.
|
|
But his story on precisely what happened has often changed.
|
|
And that is precisely why the intervention in Syria worked.
|
|
That's pretty much precisely the roadmap that Bloomberg is following.
|
|
And for many Sanders supporters, that is precisely what's wrong.
|
|
That is precisely what the pick is designed to accomplish.
|
|
Every day, he wakes up at precisely 7 am, works a half-day as a draftsman at a prestigious architecture firm, and goes to bed at precisely 3 pm for four hours of sleep.
|
|
Republicans who swore they'd never vote for him are coming back to their candidate for the final stretch, while Democratic enthusiasm for Clinton is dipping in precisely the wrong places at precisely the wrong time.
|
|
Indeed, it is precisely the cost and difficulty of housing that makes for so much misery for so many Americans, and it is precisely these costs that are missed in the World Bank's global counts.
|
|
I remember it precisely because that's the age of my son.
|
|
Yet this is precisely where most of the impoverished must live.
|
|
Which seems to me precisely what Mr. Obama had in mind.
|
|
This is precisely why the UFC chose to go with Henderson.
|
|
Precisely who carried out the attack however is still under investigation.
|
|
Building one of these conductive polymers requires precisely controlling each monomer.
|
|
This kind of Russian fatalism is precisely what made me immigrate.
|
|
It remains unclear precisely how many users, if any, were affected.
|
|
The WTO reform conversation is precisely trying to address this shortcoming.
|
|
His victory has been so disruptive precisely because of his unpredictability.
|
|
Most of them are precisely not the people the party needs.
|
|
It felt a quarter mile long, although I didn't precisely measure.
|
|
These are also precisely the problems our brain can cope with.
|
|
That's precisely where Sony's new Xperia Ear Duo headphones come in.
|
|
This is precisely what some of our adversaries seek to encourage.
|
|
Zookeepers need to time introductions between males and females very precisely.
|
|
This is precisely how we paid for the first New Deal.
|
|
Which is precisely how the ISC detected these 3,759 unsecured machines.
|
|
The original Versa was precisely the hit a stumbling Fitbit needed.
|
|
Which is precisely why all that crap is on their platform.
|
|
Second, show the world precisely how committed you are to health.
|
|
But that's precisely what the George Soros meme is all about.
|
|
Boeing needed something precisely targeted, carefully calibrated, and nonlinear in effect.
|
|
There's an opportunity for precisely such a downward spiral coming up.
|
|
Remarkably, nobody knows precisely how many people could not afford MCHA.
|
|
And precisely the sort of nickel that is in short supply.
|
|
Ideally, companies' supply of products would precisely match demand for them.
|
|
I'll take my tea at precisely two in the rose garden.
|
|
This provoked Apple to explain precisely why jailbreaking should be banned.
|
|
Behavioral data tells Amazon who precisely is interested in what product.
|
|
Again, one wonders precisely who that specific price point is for.
|
|
Republicans have been putting up with Trump precisely for this moment.
|
|
She has lived her life very precisely, and love is messy.
|
|
It is precisely in that space between where the truth resides.
|
|
Which is precisely why Mary's insistence on whimsy feels so odd.
|
|
That is precisely what is happening in the Arctic's defrosting landscape.
|
|
So what are they doing precisely, from your point of view?
|
|
Fortunately for all of us, that's precisely why foot peels exist.
|
|
And that's precisely what the Shapiros wanted to hang on to.
|
|
Instead, Twitter should ban Trump precisely because it will hurt him.
|
|
The compassionate release statute is precisely for situations like Mr. Madoff's.
|
|
Yet that is precisely the world I lived in last weekend.
|
|
Well, Dunst is a fan, too, precisely because of that nuttiness.
|
|
New apartment buildings often look to activists like precisely the problem.
|
|
They let athletes, slimmers and astronauts monitor their dietary intake precisely.
|
|
" Cepheid: "This is precisely the kind of stock that's now working.
|
|
But that belies the details of precisely who has been arrested.
|
|
More precisely, I was a pint-sized mac and cheese snob.
|
|
What, precisely, the three lenses do wasn't clear until now, however.
|
|
And LSD, in very small doses, seemed to offer precisely that.
|
|
Game of Thrones was satisfying precisely because it resisted easy satisfaction.
|
|
Such behaviour is dangerous precisely because today's rules offer no redress.
|
|
But, precisely how often is he high when filming movie scenes?
|
|
I think she sees around corners precisely because she's a woman.
|
|
Her moral complexity is really central to the entire film. Precisely.
|
|
College sports costs continue to spiral precisely because revenues are spiraling.
|
|
And that's precisely what Trump's incoming communications director Jason Miller said.
|
|
Yet we know that's precisely what many Americans will somehow claim.
|
|
What precisely the Saudis intend to do in Lebanon is unclear.
|
|
She didn't elaborate on why, precisely, she left Facebook (FB) specifically.
|
|
Aren't we having this conversation precisely because the internet has changed?
|
|
The app's main screen is a grid of precisely 1,440 squares.
|
|
HESITATION IS COMING FROM PRECISELY THE FACTORS THAT YOU TALKED ABOUT.
|
|
Concho seeks to guide drill bits ever more precisely through rock.
|
|
That's precisely what we're going to do ahead of our review.
|
|
Marie turns on the ocular setting at precisely the wrong time.
|
|
They also landed more precisely, and suffered fewer vibrations from impact.
|
|
Well, the Tanzanian government took measures designed precisely to reduce poverty.
|
|
This type of violence is precisely what Obama wants to end.
|
|
This is precisely what happened to Jesse Eisenberg in Batman v.
|
|
Unfortunately, for 1,500 Americans on Sunday, that is precisely what happened.
|
|
Ootak knew precisely where to look: six feet off the ground.
|
|
So this is precisely what you do confront in a nightmare.
|
|
I wasn't precisely following the prescribed program because life always intervened.
|
|
That's a bit surprising, and precisely why we love it so.
|
|
How much did Paterno precisely know about Sandusky's despicable predatory behavior?
|
|
Curley is precisely the sort of uncooperative user that Marek feared.
|
|
Emergency psychology is named precisely that because it deals with emergencies.
|
|
Or more precisely, how Amazon's digital assistant is talking to them.
|
|
That is precisely the opposite of what our country needs now.
|
|
Richardson had been told it could attack tumors, naturally and precisely.
|
|
What precisely triggered the latest rumpus in Haryana is not clear.
|
|
To focus precisely, it uses both a laser and sonar system.
|
|
Diversity makes you better precisely because it makes you less trusting.
|
|
He compiles these tweets precisely in order to elicit strident protest.
|
|
It's precisely the poem's difficulty that makes its influence so enduring.
|
|
H.R. 4211, legislation introduced last December, focuses precisely on this issue.
|
|
Yeah, and it's powerful precisely because we deny that it's there.
|
|
He has also been in precisely one (1) long-term relationship.
|
|
President Donald Trump upset South Korea at precisely the wrong time.
|
|
This is precisely what I believe I was meant to experience.
|
|
It's difficult, almost punishing to watch — and that's precisely the point.
|
|
Well, it's precisely what we do with our characteristic obsession, race.
|
|
Right now the Trump administration looks poised to do precisely that.
|
|
That's precisely what it will take to fix America's regulatory mess.
|
|
And elusive South London electronic artist Burial gives precisely zero fucks.
|
|
But still I don't understand precisely how—I mean, seven grams!
|
|
At minimum, that will let us measure some parameters more precisely.
|
|
Which was precisely the reason Facebook bought that company. Yeah. Right.
|
|
And this is precisely what the Desert Stars organizers do best.
|
|
I'd say the Focal Elear are precisely my upper limit: $999.
|
|
Such mission creep is precisely what gives freedom lovers the willies.
|
|
It's precisely the type of sensationalism that she is fighting against.
|
|
Breakfast is a large salad, yogurt and a "precisely engineered" muffin.
|
|
This is precisely the outcome Trump said he would not allow.
|
|
Luxembourg, on the other hand, pins it precisely at 12.8 grams.
|
|
It is precisely because South and West reveals so much about
|
|
" Critical response "If West and East don't precisely meet in 'F.
|
|
The battle is entertaining precisely because the stakes are relatively low.
|
|
That's precisely why some core rights are written into the Constitution.
|
|
It's precisely those experiences that make him so passionate about therapy.
|
|
The direct maximalism that HudMo provided was precisely what Kanye needed.
|
|
These are precisely the kind of quarters that I dreamed of.
|
|
A key idea of the book is precisely to oppose that.
|
|
This book is precisely what her critics predicted it would be.
|
|
But, that might not be precisely what happened, and that's okay.
|
|
That is precisely what Russia, China, Japan, and South Korea fear.
|
|
It's precisely this contest of idea that pushes our country forward.
|
|
But that's precisely the point: Vinicius symbolizes the diversity of Brazil.
|
|
Russian operatives, it turned out, disguised themselves in precisely this way.
|
|
It indicates that the jury struggled to understand precisely what occurred.
|
|
It is precisely this sort of pragmatism that the order eliminates.
|
|
After all, tuition is precisely zero in this Scandinavian welfare state.
|
|
She needs to execute precisely, to show great endurance and daring.
|
|
To start, it's important to identify precisely what is at issue.
|
|
They call this the "death tax" precisely for that morbid reason.
|
|
They make the weapons more usable precisely because they are not.
|
|
Brody's chief complaint about Serenity concerns precisely this element of collision.
|
|
In other words, precisely those children who might most need counseling.
|
|
But it's precisely through contact with others that cultures are created.
|
|
Jordan has yet again staked his claim to be precisely that.
|
|
He is unknown precisely because he is unwelcome in mainstream stories.
|
|
A push for health savings account expansion does precisely the opposite.
|
|
"I've routinely submitted FOIA requests for precisely that information," Frostic said.
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He left the footage on YouTube precisely to make that point.
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It was precisely these that were in short supply in Goa.
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Many of their constituents vote Republican precisely to cut their taxes.
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Morawiecki did not say what precisely had prompted his morning announcement.
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Of course, that is precisely the advantage of taking these steps.
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That is precisely what occurred on the drizzly night of Nov.
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That is precisely the argument of Trump on the Comey firing.
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They're stupid precisely when we need them not to be stupid.
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It is precisely equal to the cash (not) in the drawer.
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These higher concentrations are precisely what may make them so addictive.
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A Senate confirmation vote was correctly delayed to do precisely that.
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The second complication is precisely the shutdown point that Trump raises.
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Which is ironic, because that's precisely what your music is about!
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This is precisely what is happening – and even sooner than expected.
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This hookup is fun precisely because it can't possibly mean anything.
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Innovation is precisely about coming up with new solutions to problems.
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Quadrilateral Cowboy's companions are lifelike precisely because they're not game pieces.
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Precisely why this should trigger feelings of depression is still unclear.
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The Pope's bear, or more precisely Corbinian's bear, was also Bavarian.
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That is precisely why confessions are such powerful evidence of guilt.
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It's not known precisely how long the database was exposed for.
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But challenging old modes is precisely what Bunny Collective is about.
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That is precisely why the AUMF must at last be withdrawn.
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My muscles obeyed me lightly and precisely, without contortion or effort.
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Chances are you will not find any of these wines precisely.
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Or, more precisely, practicality becomes a self-imposed constraint on progressivism.
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But once again, the difference in age was not precisely qualified.
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You have to move precisely in order to stabilize the situation.
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Or, more precisely, what kind of danger was little Felix in?
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Looking for a way to disguise roots precisely with no mess?
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These are precisely the arguments for fixing the viaduct, preservationists say.
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For these men, it is precisely the power imbalance that's erotic.
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It isn't because she's not exceptional, but precisely because she is.
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I still don't think he knows precisely who I am sometimes.
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Today, the question most investors are asking is precisely the opposite.
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A memoir would, perhaps rightfully, look precisely like an internal odyssey.
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This is precisely the type of mission he enlisted her for.
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And that's precisely the way town officials want to keep things.
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In that footage, it's very hard to tell what's precisely happening.
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He has precisely calculated the detonating impact he intends to have.
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Demonstrating precisely what that impact is, however, has been remarkably challenging.
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It's impossible to pin down precisely what led to that answer.
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Precisely what Ottoman music they heard is an open question, though.
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Which makes it precisely the sort of thing that psychologists study.
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Precisely what happens — and in what sequence — remains difficult to decipher.
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Some precisely wrought sentiments also have started trickling into the music.
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And the privileged sectors are precisely those that are in decline.
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The details on that map precisely match those in the watercolor.
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Many occupations are simply forbidden to women precisely because they're women.
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Then, the robot does the same thing — but not too precisely.
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Kim's didn't, and it stayed precisely in place the whole day.
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But that inefficiency is precisely what made this train trip revelatory.
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Well, not precisely standing: Elizabeth and Philip are on the run.
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It was not clear precisely what the errant missile had struck.
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I mean it's disconnected from reality, or more precisely, from arithmetic.
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And many revolutionary hits succeeded precisely because of their nonnative origins.
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For some voters, reacting to President Trump is precisely the problem.
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Well, it's precisely what liberals have ever been doing to conservatives.
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This is precisely why the left is focused in this area.
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But precisely what scenarios and preconditions are required—we're still analyzing.
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And Huawei was the world leader in supplying precisely that equipment.
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His subjugation of the Constitution is precisely what the founders envisioned.
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In firing James Comey, that is precisely what Donald Trump did.
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It was unclear precisely how Mr. Maduro wanted the Constitution changed.
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Israel, the neocons find themselves in a position precisely cognate to
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Such dependability is precisely what the American people are looking for.
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This kind of equality, however, is precisely what ballet cannot show.
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Or, more precisely, we keep learning just how strong they are.
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But skeptics suggest the effort is doomed for precisely that reason.
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What Does It Mean its information, or, more precisely, its disinformation.
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But precisely what changes are being contemplated now is still unknown.
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But that's precisely why "Nazi" was, originally, such a useful word.
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That's precisely what has happened with Donald Trump and John McCain.
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In Kapadia's treatment, Maradona is godly precisely because he is human.
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Every paint drop can be precisely planned, according to the automaker.
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Precisely because he could buy this time, he was taken seriously.
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This is precisely what is happening under the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Or maybe precisely because it's absorbed into a larger, collective entity.
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It was unclear precisely what steps Neal would like to see.
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Weirdly, that&aposs precisely why handwriting is better suited to learning.
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Most close observers think this is precisely what happened in 2019.
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The start of soccer's modern era can be dated precisely: Jan.
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That's precisely why skepticism about soaring pay is important right now.
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It is unclear precisely what language the application might have used.
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This is precisely why the President must be removed from office.
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All you had to do was watch, very precisely and steadily.
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That's precisely what he did at the NATO summit last May.
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That is precisely what Indiana University is now trying to do.
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It's unclear precisely how many copies of "Triggered" the RNC purchased.
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I know precisely why Disney doesn't want to make Elsa queer.
|
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Yet outside the courtroom, that is precisely what the ACLU demands.
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Tracking this daily allows me to confirm ovulation even more precisely.
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Donald Trump now knows precisely what he can get away with.
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We do not know precisely how many people went on strike.
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But it's that which protesters say is also precisely at risk.
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They are written by someone who knows precisely what they cost.
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GE doubled down on fossil fuels at precisely the wrong time.
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The Gestapo gained legitimacy precisely because it left most people alone.
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Many people voted for him precisely because of his business success.
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That is precisely what Republicans plan to start doing this week.
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His troops traveled with interrogators and translators for precisely this purpose.
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Fortunately, we have financial instruments to deal with precisely this issue.
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Instead, Golden Hour stands out precisely because of what's not there.
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Seventeen years later, I don't remember precisely what they told me.
|
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Doctoroff shared a morsel of what, precisely, those products would be.
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What, precisely, would be the morally crystal-clear approach to Syria?
|
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That is precisely what most mainstream conservatives are failing to do.
|
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It is precisely the word, "consensus", that boosted overall market confidence.
|
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African-Americans did precisely that, going back to the colonial era.
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Precisely. Tocqueville wrote about this when he first came to America.
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It's clear that this is precisely why the tour was canceled.
|
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Our sources say this is precisely the reason for the investigation.
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They are anti-illegal immigration, precisely because they are immigrants themselves.
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Their Christianity is "counter-cultural" precisely because it is not progressive.
|
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Contemporary politics is, of course, sharply polarized around precisely these issues.
|
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Yet the photograph's undeniable fascination grows precisely out of its clutter.
|
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This is precisely the sort of track that bombs at Eurovision.
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"The brief was much more along the lines, frankly, of something that Secretary (Mike) Pompeo admitted the other day when he said that we don't know precisely where and we don't know precisely when," Schiff said.
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" Mr. Pompeo has said that General Suleimani had been planning an "imminent attack" against Americans, although he also told Fox News on Thursday night that "we don't know precisely when and we don't know precisely where.
|
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Precisely when the industry is getting serious about the transition to a more diverse, sophisticated, low-carbon grid, precisely when it most needs clear signals and expectations, Trump and his crew are throwing everything into chaos.
|
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It is now satisfied that Fabric's directors and senior management understand precisely what has to be done to ensure that Fabric is a safe environment for young clubbers, and that Zero Tolerance to Drugs means precisely that.
|
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But this dispute has arisen precisely because the government hasn't done so.
|
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Indeed, Title II of Dodd-Frank was created precisely for this reason.
|
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And that, of course, is precisely what Trump now stands accused of.
|
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But maybe a little chutzpah is precisely what's needed in this race.
|
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Listen to the track "Roadhouse" and you'll hear precisely what I'm saying.
|
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Production and living are now intertwined, precisely because of the new technologies.
|
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But we have no way of knowing precisely what President Obama knew.
|
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And she'll receive these emails precisely when it's most convenient to reply.
|
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It's an open secret that Nori's clothing is skillfully and precisely tailored.
|
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It's possible precisely because we did examine the evidence from all sides.
|
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But in what way, precisely, is Hillary Clinton "less" than Donald Trump?
|
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Which is precisely why Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti removed that context entirely.
|
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My colleague Nicholas Deleon described precisely how users can do just that.
|
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But that smallness might be precisely what makes them so potentially huge.
|
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Precisely who does Scaramucci believe is suffering systemic discrimination in this case?
|
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Start with a precisely applied base of your favorite satin-finish lipstick.
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The researchers, then, did not determine precisely how cannabis affects the retina.
|
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Or, more precisely, it can't have a policy with any teeth. That
|
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More precisely, Camp involves a new, more complex relation to 'the serious.
|
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Their investors have already signaled that this is precisely what they want.
|
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No one knows precisely how many died or disappeared in the war.
|
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A warming world is changing precisely how, when and where snow falls.
|
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It is precisely what it sounds like: an indexed list of values.
|
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More research is needed to find out precisely what is going on.
|
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What you find is that the best business leaders do precisely that.
|
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Precisely 25 years after its 1994 premiere, Friends is enjoying a renaissance.
|
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The NOVA decarboxylator is a brilliant new invention that activates THC precisely.
|
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We still, however, don't know who precisely might use the mobile platform.
|
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It remains to be seen precisely what will come of all this.
|
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America is the land of free trade … precisely until it is not.
|
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Where are you on the mandatory ethanol standard, and precisely this question.
|
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Williams closed with an ace, her seventh, finishing in precisely an hour.
|
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Before this paper, only three white dwarfs had their masses precisely measured.
|
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Keep your precisely tiled windows to yourself, I want my stuff overlapping.
|
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This lessens some of the challenges of controlling its behavior super-precisely.
|
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"All her looks fit very precisely, so the silhouettes never overwhelm her."
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Soma isn't a game where you precisely figure out specific mechanics, either.
|
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What she told me she had found was precisely what I suspected.
|
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Yet that is precisely what the Italians did—and it caused chaos.
|
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Well, sure it does, precisely because you don't have the hard data.
|
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Precisely because USAID delivers assistance, it has strong relationships with partner countries.
|
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The highlight was everywhere online, precisely because it looked so deliciously disrespectful.
|
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"This is precisely the flexibility that our rules provide for," he said.
|
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The ideal candidate won't look like Beijing's pawn, while being precisely that.
|
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Yet the states have differing ideas about precisely which taxpayers should pay.
|
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We drove that bus and delivered that document precisely because we disagree.
|
|
Then came Trump's speech (or more precisely yell-a-thon) on Thursday.
|
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Yet fever—which is precisely that—is a common response to infection.
|
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Even then, we need to measure changes in distance very, very precisely.
|
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Tendons are hard to replace precisely because of their need to stretch.
|
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That is precisely why they need to be accessible to more people.
|
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Precisely what information Swiss banks must disclose to other governments remains unsettled.
|
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I, however, know precisely why this latest killer did what he did.
|
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That, of course, means that the scientists haven't measured precisely what's happening.
|
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Isn't that precisely the opposite of what is meant by pay equity?
|
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The images are totally bananas, and nothing in them is precisely edible.
|
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Precisely who is this stranger with whom the Bible is so concerned?
|
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More precisely, I became obsessed with a celebrity unit: The Skarsgård family.
|
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The launch is scheduled to begin precisely at 4:43 p.m. (Eastern).
|
|
But, that's precisely what Snapchat's new feature Snap Maps is offering up.
|
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This is precisely what photography in this moment needs not to do.
|
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That is precisely the idea, a new dimension corresponding with the cosmos.
|
|
But all that, says Franco Venturini, is precisely what bedevils their relations.
|
|
No doubt, grappling with such questions is precisely what makes memoirs worthwhile.
|
|
In the past, a failure to act has had precisely this effect.
|
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It is precisely because it is 2019 that I have an issue.
|
|
That, according to Goldman Sachs, was pretty much precisely the wrong reaction.
|
|
Again, Mueller dismissed Strzok precisely because he thought the texts were inappropriate.
|
|
Mark Twain precisely pegged his death to the return of Halley's Comet.
|
|
Perhaps an app focusing precisely on their passion will be well received.
|
|
That's precisely the plot of Yesterday, which hits theaters on June 28.
|
|
These are the titles worth seeing precisely because they seem so unpredictable.
|
|
Everyone, basically, is playing precisely as logic and pedigree suggests they should.
|
|
The trend began precisely because people didn't like the taste of it.
|
|
Many felt they were at risk precisely because they had helped Americans.
|
|
Smith needed to find precisely those people not listed in those files.
|
|
Or, more precisely, which firms are investing in companies with female founders.
|
|
It's unclear as to precisely when and why YouTube blocked the channel.
|
|
Well, it can't be described precisely — because it's still an emerging category.
|
|
No one knows precisely why, but grasslands throughout California are bleeding carbon.
|
|
We have lessons from this that came at precisely the right moment.
|
|
John Larson (D-Conn.), provides precisely the kinds of changes we need.
|
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We believe that any new policy approach must precisely define enemy lines.
|
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That means you can dial your car's ride to precisely your liking.
|
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This is precisely what we have done for several generations in America.
|
|
Indeed, that "future of work" angle is precisely what has attracted investors.
|
|
It is so stable precisely because it is so deep and liquid.
|
|
But no one can agree on precisely what needs to be done.
|
|
We also know that precisely defining "religion" can be a dicey matter.
|
|
This march is precisely what the beginning of party change looks like.
|
|
Why, precisely, would rendering all hierarchies transparent lead to these hierarchies' disappearance?
|
|
The Taylor Force Act, introduced by Senator Lindsay Graham, does precisely this.
|
|
Yet Trump appears to be steering—or stumbling—in precisely that direction.
|
|
Naturally, Westworld is precisely the show I want to button my weekend.
|
|
It is difficult to gauge what, precisely, drives young people to violence.
|
|
It's unclear precisely which Trump officials Rice discussed at the House meeting.
|
|
Walter sounds like a newscaster precisely because he has no markings whatsoever.
|
|
Yet reason is precisely what those student agitators subordinated to their emotions.
|
|
Yet one might also interpret Congress's silence in precisely the opposite way.
|
|
But it is precisely when issues are symbolic that compromise is impossible.
|
|
Smith renders an elegant urban winterscape precisely, yet with an astonishing looseness.
|
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This is the greatest globalization lie—more toxic than the original precisely
|
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Hamas knows precisely what it is doing -- as do those who die.
|
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Your own innocence is precisely the thing you can't see or feel.
|
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The data showed precisely the female "awakening" that so horrified conservative evangelicals.
|
|
Transmission remains more common than many realize, precisely because symptoms are rare.
|
|
But this was no ordinary fruit — it was precisely 24 Ruby Roman.
|
|
Gould's embellishments of Bach's lines are written out as precisely as possible.
|
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But precisely how exercise alters and improves the brain remains somewhat mysterious.
|
|
This was precisely the point Ellis was making with regard to Manafort.
|
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Flynn said that's precisely why Salesforce has accelerated its clean energy efforts.
|
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This is precisely the type of data you can get from satellites.
|
|
SI: Yeah, that's precisely the reason why we have our own doctors.
|
|
But Santa Cruz mimicked my actual head and body motion extremely precisely.
|
|
It is precisely those elements that distinguish congressional committees from the mob.
|
|
Trump, however, could give Manafort precisely that benefit with a presidential pardon.
|
|
Of course, Trump is not Clinton, and that seems precisely the point.
|
|
And this could benefit precisely the students educators most want to reach.
|
|
A governmental preference among religions is precisely what the Establishment Clause prohibits.
|
|
"Volume I" was precisely culled, but the additional volumes are well justified.
|
|
We don't know precisely what Gassama endured on his travels to France.
|
|
Of course, not everything in the sky needs to be precisely described.
|
|
Of course not-but that is precisely what the GOP has done.
|
|
Richards—close reading—and make it serve precisely the conception of aesthetic
|
|
But precisely because they are contracts, arbitration clauses can be deemed unenforceable.
|
|
A spectroscopic analysis showed, however, that all were precisely the same hue.
|
|
It is still unclear precisely what action Trump will take on tariffs.
|
|
That is precisely the role of a judge and Gorsuch understands this.
|
|
You won't know precisely the upper boundary of what she will okay.
|
|
Whether his act helped Roy Moore or not we'll never precisely know.
|
|
Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness—these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized.
|
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Being a mix of cultures myself is precisely what makes me American.
|
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Otherwise, there's not much to these things, which is precisely the idea.
|
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You get a vote in precisely what is happening with your body.
|
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If you knew that Instagram updated your feed at precisely 3 p.m.
|
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It sells one of its Precisely, My Brow pencils every two seconds.
|
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It's Precisely, My Brow pencil is one of its best-selling products.
|
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Most startups failIt's hard to measure precisely the rate of startup failure.
|
|
Research will continue to find out precisely how the color change occurs.
|
|
Rubio cited Sotomayor as precisely the kind of justice he would notnominate.
|
|
But still, Zuckerberg could at least have answered some questions more precisely.
|
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Outward conformity may be precisely what we need to safeguard inner freedom.
|
|
We don't know precisely what that exact radiation does to human beings.
|
|
The group called it a "climate catastrophe" at precisely the worst time.
|
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In many of these states, communities thrive precisely because of immigrants' contributions.
|
|
And that's precisely why Groff's refusal to answer troubled me so much.
|
|
"Multilateralism is under fire precisely when we need it most," he added.
|
|
Trump will thus have achieved precisely the opposite of his intended effect.
|
|
But that's precisely what good regulators should do: subject firms to adverse
|
|
In this respect, perhaps Trump was precisely the cataclysm the GOP needed.
|
|
But it would seem that is precisely when risks begin to rise.
|
|
"I do think the analogy may hold up rather precisely," he said.
|
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"I don't recall what he asked me that day precisely," Pompeo said.
|
|
It did so precisely because of Germany's large and persistent external surplus.
|
|
Unfortunately, they argue furiously with each other about what precisely to do.
|
|
It describes the world precisely, but it does not describe it easily.
|
|
Precisely: What does it mean to feel uncomfortable and out of place?
|
|
"Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa" is shocking for precisely that reason.
|
|
Precisely because he was black, Obama could run a mostly nonracial campaign.
|
|
I admire the new Doom precisely because it's not like modern shooters.
|
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It was precisely the sort of feel good gimmick pro wrestling needs.
|
|
And this is precisely what Sanders and especially Donald Trump have accomplished.
|
|
Why, after all, would they hold this campaign for precisely 153 days?
|
|
Where precisely the fuck "Creature Comfort" fits into all this is unclear.
|
|
But kids being themselves is precisely the issue for some music fans.
|
|
That's precisely what took place during his call with Ukraine's new leader.
|
|
It's unclear precisely how many people will be impacted by the update.
|
|
A Republican-controlled Senate exists precisely to block this type of nomination.
|
|
Or more accurately, it means admiring someone precisely because of that contempt.
|
|
However, it is very difficult to predict and model this process precisely.
|
|
This is precisely why Republican Senator Tim ScottTimothy (Tim) Eugene ScottGOP Sen.
|
|
That kind of thinking is precisely what this tool was made for.
|
|
"This exact situation is precisely what preppers prep for," Mr. Stokes said.
|
|
Yet of course by adopting a fishing metaphor, it does precisely that.
|
|
"It's very hard to say precisely when that will be," he said.
|
|
But this approach is worthwhile precisely because it reframes the overriding issue.
|
|
Her family did not know precisely when or why she became Mary.
|
|
The workload never caught up to him because he measured it precisely.
|
|
Which is precisely the situation the new rule was supposed to prevent.
|
|
It's precisely the kind of policy Congress should have passed in 2010.
|
|
These are precisely what the founders condemned as nepotism's dangers to democracy.
|
|
And it would do so precisely because it's anything but revenue neutral.
|
|
Royal Rumble is coming at precisely the right time to prevent that.
|
|
Precisely how you divvy it all up is a highly personal decision.
|
|
His posture was always ramrod straight, his uniform constantly and precisely starched.
|
|
It is difficult to estimate precisely how many Kurdish fighters have withdrawn.
|
|
Since then, the UN has pegged global population growth rates pretty precisely.
|
|
Even if — or precisely because — none of us knows what happens next.
|
|
The acknowledgment of doubt is precisely what allows us to suspend it.
|
|
More precisely, it's what Trump and his presidency have done to us.
|
|
But that is exactly, precisely what they do not want to hear.
|
|
The challenge is that no one knows precisely where that level sits.
|
|
And something that cannot be defined precisely cannot be copyrighted, it ruled.
|
|
Less clear is precisely which 10 to 30 percent should be disbelieved.
|
|
This is precisely the kind of matching problem at which A.I. excels.
|
|
Is it precisely these spaces that Barnard is depicting — institutions of privilege.
|
|
Labor couldn't be trusted precisely because it wanted to shake things up.
|
|
Not for the first time, liberal ideology comports precisely with liberal interests.
|
|
After all, some people retire precisely because they are in declining health.
|
|
But this is precisely what makes the Supreme Court issue so difficult.
|
|
And that is precisely the reason why lives are presently at stake.
|
|
"What we are doing is mapping out things more precisely," he said.
|
|
Without truth, everything falls apart, or more precisely, nothing can be established.
|
|
This is precisely what he has done with his foreign policy appointments.
|
|
Those emissions have to be precisely identified, classified, called out as shameful.
|
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An investigation is underway to establish what, precisely, brought the helicopter down.
|
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That's why cellphones have to sit so precisely on those charging pads.
|
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Clinton's shortcomings were precisely what Russia preyed on to undercut her campaign.
|
|
That's precisely the stigma that the department has been trying to address.
|
|
The researchers picked the remote area precisely because it is largely untouched.
|
|
For the section's editors and writers, however, that was precisely the point.
|
|
Control over the powers of deception was precisely what Dods was selling.
|
|
But how far that vision extends in Europe is precisely the issue.
|
|
More precisely, what do our brains tell us it should taste like?
|
|
Her virtue is manifest in precisely the maternal impulse her stepmother lacks.
|
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That's precisely why our forefathers wrote the Commerce Clause into the Constitution.
|
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He'll be more credible at the table precisely because he's more capable.
|
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Each digit and joint, wrinkle of lip and brow is precisely articulated.
|
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" She knows how writers lie by fixating on the "precisely avoidant detail.
|
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The Pirahã cannot, with any consistency, precisely differentiate quantities larger than 21.
|
|
This sort of partisanship is precisely what the framers tried to avoid.
|
|
And that's precisely what the Democrats must ask him to do — now.
|
|
Saying that only voters should decide Trump's fate is precisely such outsourcing.
|
|
Which is precisely what the eRulemaking Program does, at least in part.
|
|
Many of our digital tools are, in precisely this way, Janus-faced.
|
|
What precisely will be disclosed about the President's health isn't yet clear.
|
|
He said he remembered the conversation, but not precisely what he said.
|
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" Bullard said Tester's efforts are "precisely" what ranchers need and "nothing less.
|
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Borders: There is no consensus about precisely where to draw the line.
|
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You&aposre doing precisely what you&aposre criticizing the President for doing.
|
|
They might act in a circumscribed manner, precisely and carefully picking targets.
|
|
But if politics can never save us, where precisely shall we turn?
|
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That is precisely the type of mentality the Democratic Party is fighting.
|
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"It's kind of magical if you arrive precisely on time," she said.
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Precisely how exercise influences weight in this topsy-turvy fashion is uncertain.
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But some have joined the council precisely because they need more women.
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Precisely how vitamin E acetate harms lungs has not been fully established.
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But it could also let observers track your location even more precisely.
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And that is precisely the wrong strategy to counter a terror threat.
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Some employees stood on tables to precisely arrange the yards of material.
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It is unclear precisely which officials will be present for Wednesday's briefing.
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Independence is precisely what drew me to podcasting in the first place.
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The result may be less precisely targeted advertising — and much greater privacy.
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And that's precisely why the Democratic National Committee (DNC) can't stand him.
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Too often, we precisely monitor the former and profligately praise the latter.
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Djokovic does not remember precisely when, but he remembers his father's words.
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Precisely what occurred at the Hollywood Hills event is not publicly known.
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I know precisely what it was we were working on in Ukraine.
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This spectrum offered Dr. Hoekstra precisely the opportunity she had hoped for.
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For the record, I have had precisely two conversations with Mr Soros.
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Precisely why the company made that decision is a matter of dispute.
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And it's precisely that extra focus that can give their game away.
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The group called it a "climate catastrophe" — at precisely the worst time.
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Her gift is formal — to precisely and beautifully delineate feeling in song.
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It's a powerful story, precisely because it doesn't leave out the discomfort.
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Scott Pruitt is precisely the right person to clean the EPA up.
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The FDA's final rule to regulate e-cigarettes does precisely the opposite.
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One Manhattan store will give you precisely one cent change from $11,000.
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Precisely where "jazz" fits into this matrix is, perhaps, a little complicated.
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Rural areas struggle with unreliable drinking water precisely because of their isolation.
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It is precisely here that the U.S. may be unable to act.
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They can also be the most dreaded times for precisely that reason.
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It was designed — precisely — to protect it from a moment like this.
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Helping Niger (and also France) is precisely why U.S. troops are there.
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One industry source said it may have done precisely that last week.
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One industry source said it may have done precisely that last week.
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Yet it is precisely that ebullience that indicates Carlyle's timing is good.
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They increase economic activity precisely because they come and spend the money.
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Tough break for the precisely zero shows that debuted on that date!
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Those are precisely the sorts of unanticipated twists Desselle was hoping for.
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This is precisely what he just did with the tax reform debate.
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There are plays, Newman said, when he knows precisely what will happen.
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But that, they say, is precisely why "A Warning" is hardly revelatory.
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Trilobites Nobody knows precisely what the Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving feast looked like.
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Both are precisely what the Framers had rejected at their Constitutional Convention.
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They are riddles and remain so, but how precisely they are observed.
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"This is precisely the time when artists go to work," Morrison says.
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No, and I mean it's a very ... It's precisely how it's designed.
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It explored precisely its designated energy regime and discovered the Higgs boson.
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Ms. Ito said that was precisely why she wanted to speak out.
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Saudi Arabia, Iran's rival, could have precisely the opposite incentive to intervene.
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And that may be precisely why you aren't learning much at work.
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Precisely how tariffs would be rolled back is still in play, too.
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And that's precisely why Amazon has locked up the domain names above.
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He chose his running mate, Mike Pence, precisely for his staunch evangelicalism.
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Conditions were right for a blockbuster, and that's precisely what it was.
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Ruth is a fascinating character precisely because she has something to lose.
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They offer precisely directed sound, but the bass they produce is thin.
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Liu-Wong says it's precisely this duality that gives her work resonance.
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Dance, like almost everything in life, is possible precisely because of gravity.
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I can't precisely tell you if I liked or hated this show.
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The central debate at the constitutional convention was over precisely this balance.
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Or more precisely, there are things that aren't attached to DirecTV Now.
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But terrorism is designed to prevent precisely this kind of calm consideration.
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His dark view is precisely what European officials fear, and precisely why they are trying to persuade Iran to adhere to the nuclear deal, to modify its behavior in the region, and to wait out the Trump presidency.
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One of the things that seems to cross geographies, that seems to cross race, that seems to cross class, is that most of us have precisely the same kinds of blind spots around precisely the same kinds of issues.
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This is precisely the type of infrastructure project that our nation should embrace.
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In precisely three weeks, we will mark the 11th anniversary of those attacks.
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That premium, said Stankey, is precisely why AT&T is making drastic changes.
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Precisely how does taking financial risks turn your stomach — or turn you on?
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There's no foolproof method to precisely measure the political leanings of federal judges.
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Of course, that's precisely the point: She's the smartest person in every room.
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But nobody knows for sure yet precisely what route the UK will choose.
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At precisely 3 am on January 15, 2016, a leopard snapped a selfie.
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But the Manka are precisely the right population size for their society's resources.
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The new pricing scheme had precisely the effect the city hoped it would.
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And that's precisely why Bachelor viewers in Little Rock, AR, are heated today.
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By triggering the delivery of precisely timed pulses of electricity to the brain.
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For all of these movements, it is precisely their openness that's a gift
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A gathering that was scheduled to meet at 8AM had precisely zero attendees.
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So it actually provides this buffer, precisely because it's a low-value crop.
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In fact, it's precisely the kind of production that Trump himself would love.
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This is, however, precisely the wrong lesson to learn from the Trump era.
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Major news outlets are reluctant to call President Trump's lies precisely that—lies.
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But it's hard to precisely measure how much electricity is actually being used.
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Resurgo Genetics is building a universal tool to precisely change any living system.
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The headline and story have been updated to more precisely reflect Christie's comments.
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Love may be a universal theme, but it's exceedingly difficult to precisely define.
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Pretty much no one leaves the house without precisely-painted acrylics these days.
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Otherwise, this is precisely the type of stuff that financial advisors exist for.
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This allows researchers to precisely manipulate tiny objects like single cells or molecules.
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In 1992, it succeeded in producing a Democratic nominee on precisely that basis.
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But it may also be precisely the answered prayer for ISIS's wily leaders.
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And now we have him on tape "joking" about precisely the same behavior.
|
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Yet a U-turn is precisely what the new policy pledges look like.
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I am sympathetic to Kjellberg precisely because I am in the same position.
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Precisely because Europe cherishes tolerance, it cannot allow too many intolerant people in.
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It's hundreds of pages and includes more detailed accounts of precisely what transpired.
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Ono's art was then regarded — or, more precisely, portrayed — as incomprehensible and provocative.
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Nor does that variation map precisely onto ever changing socially defined racial groups.
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Instead, I sacrificed cheap jewelry to my pain precisely because it was disposable.
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That's precisely what makes him irresistible to Christine "Lady Bird" McPherson (Saoirse Ronan).
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At precisely 9 pm, I watched them all obscure one eye, perfectly coordinated.
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It's hard to say precisely what took Beats X so long to arrive.
|
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Precisely how they work on the brain, however, strays wildly from prescription antidepressants.
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That's precisely why the automaker is testing off-road connected convoy research vehicles.
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"Lower Ed can exist precisely because elite Higher Ed does," McMillan Cottom argues.
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It's hard to tell precisely, but several factors seem to be in play.
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Many teams visit the bank to learn precisely how the scores are calculated.
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So, with that as a preface, the Senate bill actually did precisely that.
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These aren't predictions about precisely where the next virus will emerge, Daszak says.
|
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Precisely how the British government will keep both sides sweet is anyone's guess.
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Instead, the show's writers could create new storylines within Atwood's precisely imagined world.
|
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And that is precisely what seems to have happened in these local elections.
|
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Mr Donaldson's work provides an opportunity to reflect on precisely what that means.
|
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Survivor is brilliant precisely because there's no one formula that defines the show.
|
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And unfortunately, those larger ambitions are precisely where Google has run into trouble.
|
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Instagram became attractive to Facebook precisely because it's so good at being addictive.
|
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These new surcharges are aimed "precisely at solving those pain points," he said.
|
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The Brexit would cause disunity at precisely the time unity is needed most.
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This is precisely what she and her team will now focus on investigating.
|
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It's that every conversation is precisely as dense and vacuous as every other.
|
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Now, it's precisely those interactions with world leaders that are coming under scrutiny.
|
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Rather, the horror of North is found precisely in its distance from reality.
|
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For example, Ulta's website lists over 375 options, while Sephora boasts precisely 284.
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But it's not clear what precisely Musk has planned for his own passengers.
|
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This is precisely what has caused a clash with the Chinese broadcasting regulator.
|
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Or more precisely, what did the FBI say and do about these allegations?
|
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In America, at least, our institutions are doing precisely what they should do.
|
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Rather, that is precisely where the people planning her death plan to strike.
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"It's precisely this stamp of approval that the militias seek," says Mr Araujo.
|
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"His financial holdings are substantial, if difficult to quantify precisely," Tuesday's documents revealed.
|
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You can rarely see precisely where you want to go from the beginning.
|
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This means it is difficult to track precisely who is viewing what website.
|
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Here, that dynamic is reversed, which may be precisely what the artist intended.
|
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How can they know precisely what caused any of the waves they measure?
|
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The traditional robotics market is buying one big machine to do something precisely.
|
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Many of the operating system's marquee features cater to precisely those power users.
|
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Precisely what these environmental differences were though, remains the subject of intensive inquiry.
|
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"Gary accomplished precisely what Valeant expected him to," said Brendan McGuire, Tanner's lawyer.
|
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It did so precisely because it believed that Chinese courts were not trusted.
|
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It seems like ancient history, but it's precisely what we fear for tomorrow.
|
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Here's the deal: Love Island is good precisely because it's a British show.
|
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The plant they settled on was Devil's vine, precisely because of its robustness.
|
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That's what when I went into a canyon, that's precisely what I thought.
|
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We happen to have precisely one of those, a Super Bowl 50 preview.
|
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In fact, Detroit was unbearably incensing and disheartening precisely because of its relevance.
|
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Its sheer spectacle managed to overwhelm precisely the details that made it unique.
|
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Rather, our pressing need is to understand precisely how imprecise these devices are.
|
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Quantum gravimeters could precisely map geological features from the gravitational force they induce.
|
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But in the era of hackable voting systems, that gets things precisely backward.
|
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That's precisely what these newlyweds did, with the help of photographer Jenna Lee.
|
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Often they were introduced precisely in order to keep extremists from winning power.
|
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This is precisely why no U.N. member state acknowledges Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
|
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A tax is also hard to direct very precisely at the worst offenders.
|
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New materials, and precisely engineered versions of existing ones, will be needed too.
|
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Which is ironic, given that this is precisely what the film is about.
|
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He and Robinson were almost precisely the same age; it could have happened.
|
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Similar to cake decorating, they both require steady hands, moving slowly and precisely.
|
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Now, we're just waiting for Mueller to tell us precisely why—and who.
|
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But that's precisely why the past few years should chill us so deeply.
|
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And with the Studio's 13.5 million pixels, you'll see every detail sharply, precisely.
|
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When the twin crystals start out on their missions, they're precisely the same.
|
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This is precisely why structure is also crucial to successfully working from home.
|
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It is overly dramatic but that is precisely what makes it so good.
|
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But that didn't stop someone from posting a video claiming precisely that. Why?
|
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Because I just wrote a novel in which precisely that same thing happens.
|
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Which is precisely why Didi wants to knock Uber from that comfortable perch.
|
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Voiding contracts, never mind going beyond that, helps precisely one party, the team.
|
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But precisely because it doesn't anger conservatives, it's probably better for business too.
|
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Normalizing the party's fringe is precisely what got them into their current predicament.
|
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The toxic environment is precisely why we need Garland on the Supreme Court.
|
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However, feeling frustration with The Witness is precisely what it's designed to do.
|
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Instead, gimmickry is precisely what "Bachelor in Paradise" served up in the premiere.
|
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THE UNITED STATES IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS Precisely half of this is believable.
|
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He said IUCN developed guidelines and material precisely to prevent the researchers' errors.
|
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Bud Grant, the Vikings' 210-year-old former coach, gave precisely zero fucks.
|
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I made the TIU coconut macaroons and followed the recipe and directions precisely.
|
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YouTube already has plenty of videos of people trying to do precisely that.
|
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But — and hear us out here — that's precisely what made it so great!
|
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We believe this shared diversity is precisely what makes this country so exceptional.
|
|
And yet it is precisely this repetition that has delivered Origins to us.
|
|
Yet those are precisely the two provisions about which Republicans are most skittish.
|
|
And Trump promoted it days after issuing a blanket indictment of precisely that.
|
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It was precisely this wave of immigration that allowed local businesses to survive.
|
|
That's precisely what Ozick does so well: The wedding of the cerebral and
|
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The best entrepreneurs I know earn their success precisely because of their experience.
|
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Mylene's best friend knows precisely how to treat him: by shocking his system.
|
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However, her biracial identity is precisely what led to Kravitz's views on race.
|
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Talk about what you do precisely and how it contrasts with Google. Yeah.
|
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He's absolutely right—and Clinton's failure to do so was precisely the problem.
|
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And we don't know precisely how much time is left on the clock.
|
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Growth mindset, a term coined by social psychologist Carol Dweck, encompasses precisely that.
|
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Though how that works and what, precisely, the advantage remains to be seen.
|
|
But what, precisely does the InstruMMents (get it?) 01 bring to the table?
|
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More precisely, prosocial attitudes predict depression, which is in contrast to individualist attitudes.
|
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The poll did not ask respondents precisely what their concerns about healthcare were.
|
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He knew this would happen, and included the ringtone precisely for this effect.
|
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That's precisely why sellers prefer the US Postal Service over FedEx or UPS.
|
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The political effects of the challenges to the ACA cannot be precisely determined.
|
|
Oscar. But it's precisely what the movie will do: Congrats to La La
|
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RBNZ would not comment on precisely which requirements NXZ was unable to meet.
|
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That's precisely why now is such a good time to hash this out.
|
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And it is precisely this demand for change that the Kremlin fears most.
|
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In reality, it's precisely that disconnect that drew Sofia Coppola to the story.
|
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What precisely that vibe is besides sweaty, however, still remains to be seen.
|
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Precisely how much salt is needed in the crust to backstop the caramel?
|
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This is precisely one of the things we advocated for in the book.
|
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Indeed, global travel is precisely how HIV was brought to the United States.
|
|
That was precisely the terrain Trump's chief of staff chose for the president.
|
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However, it is precisely the creation of this space the Administration must encourage.
|
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We will not agree on precisely what to do most of the time.
|
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The forklift revved and beeped as the operator moved it precisely into place.
|
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Watch the video to see precisely how this impressive bit of programming works.
|
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That is precisely what the much-discussed scientific consensus is a consensus about.
|
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It's a power fantasy precisely because I cannot do that in real life.
|
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If so, he will have accomplished precisely the opposite of what he intended.
|
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Obama did precisely what he vowed not to do, validating the status quo.
|
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And that's precisely what the Southern Environmental Law Center's Holleman is concerned about.
|
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"Precisely because of those surprising cycles, Uruguay will keep promoting exploration," she said.
|
|
This uncertainty is precisely why we needed the Iran deal to begin with.
|
|
Today, Democrats are doing everything in their power to accomplish precisely the opposite.
|
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This is precisely the problem: Stephens has no enemy but the culture itself.
|
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Products would arrive more cheaply, quickly and precisely, Larkin writes, thanks to blockchain.
|
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This kind of collusion is precisely what is poisoning faith in our politics.
|
|
Clinton on precisely what to do about reining in guns, a national scourge.
|
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That is "precisely why" carrying out the Iran deal is important, they added.
|
|
There are disquieting signs that Chinese leaders are considering precisely those extreme measures.
|
|
The original 24 came along at precisely the right time, in late 2001.
|
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But it was not immediately clear precisely what documents lawmakers are still seeking.
|
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This article was updated to more precisely reflect the numbers in the request.
|
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This is precisely why leaking, like smoking, is so hazardous in trench warfare.
|
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That is precisely where the geopolitical considerations collide with a narrower self-interest.
|
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It's not clear who precisely in Ross's family could benefit from the trust.
|
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Copper has been relatively neglected, precisely because it seemed so boringly range-bound.
|
|
And yet, there are some in Washington who want to do precisely that.
|
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It controls precisely those administrative activities that the states wish to take over.
|
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The Supreme Court has never precisely defined the scope of Rule 6(e).
|
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It is precisely this kind of awareness that the paranoid fails to develop.
|
|
Contrary to what most listeners believed, "The Riff" did not air precisely live.
|
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And that is precisely when things took a dark turn in the House.
|
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Yet, this is precisely what is needed, or rather demanded, of us now.
|
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Yet this is precisely the choice confronting a significant number of urban voters.
|
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This is precisely why he will stop at nothing to obtain an ICBM.
|
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Nevertheless, some commentators proclaimed the indictment was precisely what it clearly was not.
|
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"This is precisely the right moment to make changes in Brazil," he said.
|
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What a sad example of precisely what is wrong in the body politic.
|
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Republicans are in this difficult position precisely because of their years of cowardliness.
|
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ET, landing at precisely the anticipated time, give or take a few seconds.
|
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Yet that is precisely what the state of Arkansas set out to achieve.
|
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But precisely how much or little intense exercise is best remains in question.
|
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Which is precisely what Mr. Trump has done with Megyn Kelly's GQ shots.
|
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Precisely as Musk would have, we will be anxiously awaiting his updated plan.
|
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Fortunately, the Terraform project is a repository for precisely that kind of speculation.
|
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It's precisely because the storylines are so outrageous that audiences remain rabidly engaged.
|
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I get that, but not in precisely the ways you think you do.
|
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"We don't know precisely why some men suffer and others don't," says Machin.
|
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Nobody knows precisely how many youth wilderness programs exist in the United States.
|
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Like the song, it's worth engaging with precisely one time, then moving on.
|
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Androids think and process and feel in precisely the same manner as humans.
|
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I asked Jacobs how precisely a drug can violate the spirit of sport.
|
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More precisely, they question whether these women truly have any power at all.
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