He is a question mark to me, but I, too, was a question mark to him.
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A major question mark But Kim's sincerity when it comes to taking apart his nuclear and missile program remains a major question mark.
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"There has never been a question mark over his talent but there was a question mark about his discipline," Becker, commentating for Eurosport, told Reuters.
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"If there's a question mark around a coverage decision, that usually means there's a question mark around the efficacy," said Clare Krusing, a spokeswoman for America's Health Insurance Plans.
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And so, India is still kind of a question mark just because ... They're seeing growth, obviously, but it's still a question mark because they have a very strong competitor.
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Amazon's ability to monetize Alexa has been a question mark.
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That question mark, in retrospect, is doing lots of work.
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"I don't want to have the question mark," explains Dickinson.
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A question mark going into Thursday had been Utah Sen.
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The strategic question mark reinforces the bad vibes on pay.
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Whether the service will take off is a question mark.
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Okta And now, Snap, everyone's favorite bright yellow question mark.
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His body contracted into something of a human question mark.
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Then there's the big question mark: Did Annalise kill Wes?
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Which is why we've all got a big question mark.
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The question mark is what's going to happen to costs.
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Andy Dalton is still a question mark for the Bengals.
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The bigger question mark, Williams said, is on fiscal policy.
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Congress remains a question mark for any tax reform proposal.
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My biggest question mark in the pool is Del Rio.
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KS: Okay, last question Mark, and then you can go.
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And so, once again, a question mark hovers over Britain.
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Who will play Exotic, however, is the real question mark.
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Turnout for the runoff vote remains an enormous question mark.
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Wisconsin is the big question mark in the Upper Midwest.
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Yet, Trump remains the biggest question mark for many Cubans.
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Hawley can return to that question mark at his leisure.
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Bernie Sanders, 78, have been a question mark for voters.
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The Gerhardt Meier business also raises a big question mark.
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A big question mark is what happens on Election Day.
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In Mr. Pucher's production, he remains very much a question mark.
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It's a giant question mark hanging over an incredibly significant election.
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HB: Well, I know I'm looking forward to it, question mark.
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But another question mark is the absence of a surgical procedure.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunday: Cloud levels are the biggest question mark.
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That had, until now, been a bit of a question mark.
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It was just an empty gesture, a big blinking question mark.
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The New Girl season 6 finale is a huge question mark.
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"The one question mark I would have is CCS," Hayes said.
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And Devon Travis is, obviously, a giant question mark as well.
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The big question mark is what the third camera will be.
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His speech balloon, in response, contains only a question mark. Hmmm.
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"That's always the big question mark," one ally told The Hill.
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"It is a big question mark for Cirque now," she said.
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One big question mark, however, remains the committee's top Democrat, Sen.
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Where you should be feeling victory, you have a question mark.
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But how to pay for that wall is a question mark.
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The inquiry had taken the form of a lone question mark.
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It ends as all horror stories should, with a question mark.
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The 'literally true' rule doesn't apply, and thus the question mark.
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"This was always a question mark that required research," he said.
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One massive question mark is Ngannou's takedown defense over the rounds.
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But credit risk in the system incorporates a big question mark.
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Once you're published, you think the question mark will be removed.
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One question mark is whether new seismic studies will be undertaken.
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How to pay for Costa Rica's ambitions remains a question mark.
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The numbers add up to a big question mark for Snap.
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The question mark is how relevant any of that is now.
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The effect of rising fuel prices is also a question mark.
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There's no conclusion to come to, just a question mark hanging.
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I'm constantly selecting text when I intend to type a question mark because the up arrow is to the left of the right shift key, where the forward slash / question mark key is on every other keyboard.
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There should be a black box with a question mark on it.
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With a question mark hanging over the Ellison allegations, Republicans are pouncing.
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The big question mark is tourism going to be a profitable business.
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For now, the future of Colombia's hippos remains a giant question mark.
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"That's kinda the question mark," Raptors assistant general manager Dan Tolzman says.
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It's completely a question mark on why the tire had the failure.
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The big question-mark hangs over Eritrea, the North Korea of Africa.
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The question mark over Fernandez's plans to run have roiled local markets.
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But the "smart" features of the smartwatch are a big question mark.
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That's no doubt a huge question mark for Blue Apron going forward.
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And again, who turns out to caucus is a big question mark.
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"Whether those people called or not is a question mark," he says.
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There's a big question mark and this experimentation, too, at the moment.
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Even with all the advantages, Beam is still a big question mark.
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"So right now, I am one big genetic question mark," she said.
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In the case of oil, global demand remains a big question mark.
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But, that's a giant question mark with an equally giant price tag.
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The story was called "Wrath...?" with an ellipsis and a question mark.
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Black support has been the biggest question mark surrounding Mr. Buttigieg's rise.
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The recent slowdown in growth puts a question mark over that compact.
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But 2017's Wonder Woman was initially considered a risky question mark.
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"But the huge question mark for us is, is that even possible?"
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Maybe because I was expecting a question mark for a wordplay clue.
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One big question mark, however, remains the Intelligence Committee's top Democrat, Sen.
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His status for next weekend's All-Star Game remains a question mark.
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One big question mark is how widely the tool will be used.
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A question mark in a clue sometimes substitutes for 'maybe' or 'perhaps.
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How to pay for Costa Rica's green ambitions remains a question mark.
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Senator McConnell's bill is a question mark for many tobacco industry watchers.
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That question mark proved prescient, and the two broke up in 2017.
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So what is the effect of a question without a question mark?
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Another question mark is President Trump, who has not addressed the issue.
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But consistency is a well-known question mark for this LMS team.
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Next to blockchain, for the latter stage, he draws a question mark.
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But how we get to that moment is a big question mark.
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That was my big question mark over my last week of coverage.
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We have that question mark, though, and football players "hike" the ball, so the answer is the N.F.L. 217A: Newer solvers: How are you doing at learning to think about other meanings for words in a question mark clue?
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The question mark that's out there is phase two of sanctions on Iran.
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A potential date for Perkins' return to the roster remains a question mark.
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The real-world plausibility of that future is still a big question mark.
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The people whom Trump will select for Cabinet, they're a question mark, too.
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Neil Magny used to be something of a question mark for most pundits.
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GC: But that's not the only question mark at the moment, is it?
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" Non-OPEC member Russia is also described among analysts as a "question mark.
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"The medium- and long-term situation is really a question mark," Mayer said.
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"Who won Legs-it?" should end in a question mark, dear tabloid reporters.
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"There is a major question mark," Colombian health minister Alejandro Gaviria Uribe said.
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A big question mark is what the House Freedom Caucus decides to do.
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What happens to the company now is a bit of a question mark.
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But cutting the cage has always been the big question mark with Lineker.
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This administration has left the world with a giant and dangerous question mark.
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And perhaps the biggest question mark of all belongs to swingman Lance Stephenson.
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The sculptures are being shown with a question mark next to the attribution.
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They start with a how/what/why and end with a question mark.
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It should be the choice on the bottom next to the question mark.
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I didn't want it to end with a dot, dot, dot, question mark.
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He noted the all-caps, red lettering was followed by a question mark.
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"Egg shell?" with that question mark is not the shell of an egg.
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That question mark means we need to think about other kinds of service.
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The biggest question mark for any of us comes from the unknowable future.
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Into the void of her silence, the rapist sends a lone question mark.
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"That a big question mark that lots of companies have," Andersen told VICE.
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How big the edge can be with that is a complete question mark.
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"But nonetheless, the prognosis in terms of employment is still a question mark."
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Another election, another question-mark over Britain's pollsters, and soul-searching among the pollsters.
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Click here to view original GIFGif source: MindshowVirtual Reality is tech's biggest question mark.
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One email from someone at Google saying, "Really?" question mark in the subject line.
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Shooting was, though, and this part of his game remains a big question mark.
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Whether microtargeted political propaganda works as intended or not is still a question mark.
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The other big question-mark is over Poland's problems with the rule of law.
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However, how effective these stimulating measures are, is still in a big question mark.
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Tillerson's departure leaves a question mark over the future of U.S. climate policy abroad.
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" She adds: "There's a big question mark around his death because nobody was there.
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Without a support structure, the future remains one giant question mark for the company.
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" Question mark "Xi Jinping has been doing very well in terms of consolidating power.
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Coming into the season, his ability to do so was a valid question mark.
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With the new Brexit-heavy price tag, that question mark becomes even more pronounced.
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"There's a question mark as to how it will all play out," Easterbrook said.
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When I think about the future, any boyfriend or husband is a question mark.
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Beto O'Rourke's viability has become a giant question mark in the 2020 presidential race.
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After "land of the free," we have a question mark, not an exclamation point.
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Yours with a big question mark, Vanessa DEAR VANESSA: Fashion, as usual, follows culture.
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In this sea of near-certainties, the biggest question mark is Carol Danvers herself.
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But it comes with its own built-in question mark, or ellipsis, or both.
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Because the future of your sex life doesn't have to be a question mark.
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" — with a question mark — might be TAB, until I focused on the word "in.
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Hegerberg became women's soccer's biggest star; Hansen, for a while, its biggest question mark.
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As Vox reported, enforceability of the labor rights rules remains a major question mark.
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Whether Made Renovation can pull off its grand vision is a giant question mark.
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"When fish comes to London, it's already a question mark for me," he says.
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But there's one big question mark: it's just unclear how much they will seek.
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So the administration can be expected to be unhelpful, with Congress a question mark.
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But there's been a big question mark over which messages Democrats should lead with.
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For many, that growth has put a question mark over the state's conservative heritage.
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Another question mark though is Europe, they're facing a lot of regulatory issues there.
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Very likely, but the extent of what it can do is still a question mark.
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A big existential question mark hangs over the Postal Service's head: what exactly is it?
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If the icon beside their name is a question mark, they may have blocked you.
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The fun began with Lochte, 34, opening a large box wrapped with question-mark paper.
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Was Pinterest, in the end, still a little bit of a question mark for marketers?
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It's a great big question mark that's so profoundly distracting, it warps the entire movie.
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But the recent presidential election puts a question mark over its continued recovery, Croft said.
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IN EVERY PERSON'S life, Claus von Bülow said once, there remained a big question mark.
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"I felt as if there was a big question-mark over my head," he says.
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" Asked whether the ceasefire was dead, Churkin said "This is a very big question mark.
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It's only fitting that, for season 3, another Pearson's fate would be a question mark.
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Available options include a thumbs up, a brief burst of laughter and a question mark.
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Nowhere in the conversation was there a question mark; this was simply going to happen.
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" Donald Trump to Ted Cruz re: eligibility: "There's a big question mark over your head.
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But on that, as on the rest, his prospects for winning remain a question mark.
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One character whose current situation has been a huge question mark is Sasha Pieterse's Alison.
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This would put a question mark on meeting Modi's aim of flushing out untaxed money.
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"There is a longer-term question mark over those in a hard Brexit," O'Leary said.
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"This whole question mark about the Indian economy came from weak June growth," he explained.
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"Brexit raises a question mark for the whole planet," Mr. Hollande said during the weekend.
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The backhand has been the big question mark for del Potro in his latest comeback.
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Still, some automakers are more of a question mark, especially when it comes to trucks.
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He is unquestionably part of the foundation in Washington but also a large question mark.
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Did you skip confidently past the question mark in "Picture frame?" and fill in CEL?
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Her ability to raise money over the long haul also remains a major question mark.
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With that question mark, they are hinting at rods that are actually hot, or POKERS.
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She was wearing a T-shirt that showed a comma and question mark in conversation.
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The biggest question mark, then, is what the Taliban truly wants out of this process.
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If there is no question mark, "Hit from the '60s" would probably hint at music.
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The question mark means that the "kids" in the clue are not necessarily human children.
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"Turkey bacon?" caught my eye, because why would a breakfast food need a question mark?
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Huawei, one of the world's largest makers of telecoms equipment, is one big question mark.
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If the clue was a straightforward, factual clue, it would not get a question mark.
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But with that question mark, the answer happens to be PET, as in PET rock.
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"The question mark is really how strong and committed the Trump vote is," said Mr. Spaulding.
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Well, now we know the answer to TV's greatest question mark: Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead-Wright).
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Here, from Wikipedia: On one hand, that question mark thing is so, so sociopathic and chilling.
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Tillerson is much more of a question mark — particularly because of his confusing position on Russia.
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The big question mark is on holiday 2017, when Nintendo plans to release Super Mario Odyssey.
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So the question mark for us is, 'What's this going to do to the exit environment?
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One question mark for the Fed is the impact of global weakness on the domestic economy.
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The identity of bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto continues to be one big dramatic, confusing question mark.
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The Trump administration has just stuck a huge question mark on DREAMers' place in civil society.
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It leaves a question-mark over the future of his government, and even of his country.
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If you don't look like a human question mark of gender, then people assume you're cis.
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DY: It was a big question mark whether we were going to motion-capture or not.
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So there's this big question mark for me in terms of how to understand this phenomenon.
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Where Google fits into all of this, though, was something of a question mark until recently.
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I think it's left as a question mark, but that she had already opened the door.
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The independent assessment also puts a question mark on OncoMed's partnership with GlaxoSmithKline Plc for Tarextumab.
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"Revenue is better than expected but core profitability is a question mark," said Jefferies analyst Hui.
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"Big Mac?" with a question mark refers to the mortgage institution kind of Mac, FREDDIE Mac.
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Trump's net worth has perhaps been the biggest question mark looming over his real-estate career.
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But since the question mark is there, ask yourself if you know of any other Whitmans.
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Nothing says storied career like your Wikipedia page listing your career games as a question mark.
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To what degree the Vatican gathering prompts change and new developments is a big question mark.
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More annoyed than usual when people repeat my name back to me with a question mark.
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The largest and most expensive corporate proxy battle in history ended with a big question mark.
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"Mounts with a little white on top?" should be topographical, if not for that question mark.
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Meanwhile, there's still a big question mark over what the White House will sign on to.
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The spread of coronavirus has put a question mark over whether officials should travel for meetings.
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The only question mark hovers over how Brazil will fare when confronted with elite European opposition.
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A wedding, that great symbol of unity over fragmentation, now a question mark on a calendar.
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There is also a question mark hanging over him after he had knee surgery in April.
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"There is a question mark over Poland's European future today," Tusk told reporters in Warsaw Thursday.
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Fultz has gone from a question mark to an impact player and Most Improved Player contender.
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So there's the big question mark: Stability of the government and ability to continue the reforms.
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She was not one of those young women for whom motherhood hung like a question mark.
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The PUZZLE PIECE isn't really a song about a conundrum, so it gets a question mark.
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Depending on the puzzle venue, the question mark might not be used later in the week.
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Notice I didn't mention quarterback, which is suddenly a question mark after Philip Rivers' recent decline.
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I left my identity blank — a question mark, an absolute incomplete — much like how I felt.
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Kalman, perhaps not willing to bear such responsibility, put a large question mark in ink instead.
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There's also a big question mark over whether or not Cersei's trial will actually happen at all.
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Spooky music plays in the background as the screen fills with a question mark and a six.
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Still, the biggest question mark is the expected cost of Amazon's one-day delivery program, analysts say.
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What this "something good" could be is a total question mark, though there are a few options.
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Fort Pitt Capital's Forrest said the biggest question mark surrounding earnings remains in the consumer discretionary sector.
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They want to eat healthier, but the definition of healthy is a big question mark, you know.
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The other big question mark is Veritix-AEG, the second biggest ticketing company following the 53 acquisition.
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Instead, all eyes will be on Chinese iron ore production as the major question mark for prices.
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As for when the update will hit other Android phones, that's a giant question mark as always.
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The question mark for me is, is the velocity of this move strong enough, or rapid enough?
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Reuben Randle went to Philadelphia and Cruz, though able to practice, is still a huge question mark.
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One factor holding some issuers back, however, is a question mark over the final calibration of MREL.
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The Touch controllers are an even bigger question mark, since there's no price or launch date yet.
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Whether this is possible only in Qatar is a question mark and this should be looked into.
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Longtime 2B Dustin Pedroia (knee) is a question mark after missing all but three games last season.
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" 10D: Note that question mark, as well as the use of the words "on hand" and "prevent.
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France is the biggest question mark after storms and heavy rain lashed its main northern wheat belts.
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There was a bigger question mark over how many concrete achievements emerged from the Singapore summit, however.
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On Saturday, you may or may not see a question mark at the end of a clue.
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There's a big question mark over how President Trump's trade war with China will impact iPhone lovers.
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What had appeared to be the beginning of a stunning ascent instead curled into a question mark.
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Now, with no visa and a pending immigration status, her future is one giant, looming question mark.
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Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska who voted against the last effort, as a key question mark.
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The biggest question mark outside of government regulation currently hanging over autonomous cars concerns safety and reliability.
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There's still a big question mark over just what is happening between Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin.
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And the biggest question mark might be 46-year-old soon-to-be-former Congressman Beto O'Rourke.
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And though Brexit remains a giant question mark, investors have considered that by now when valuing stocks.
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"Tearjerker?" with a question mark is hinting at something else that might bring tears to your eyes.
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"There's always been a question mark as to how many can get any real traction," Selzer said.
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A potent group of forwards and a developing defense offers promise, but goaltending remains a question mark.
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Perhaps the biggest question mark swirling around Mr. Powell is that he is not a trained economist.
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In the spot where the other entries showed the date of death, his had a question mark.
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For all of the candidates still in the race, Super Tuesday represents something of a question mark.
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So, the big question mark was the loss of [the contract for Pentagon cloud computing project] JEDI.
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Since there is a question mark, however, we're supposed to be thinking about another kind of hit.
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If you pop a question mark on the end of that, "Get cheeky?" means to MOON someone.
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It will appear on the streaming service later this year, though exactly when is a question mark.
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The question mark denoted a pun, and "James who is more than a little forward?" indicated basketball.
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The plot takes a didactic turn, with the writer-director hanging a question mark over the ending.
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"There's an ongoing question mark ... around what exactly will be enough for the President," this diplomat said.
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No. 9 Florida State, Friday Missouri is a big question mark considering Michael Porter Jr.'s return.
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There's also a serious question mark over the future of the Sun's political editor Tom Newton Dunn.
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The 20153 Mets, for all of their potential and talent, cannot ignore a significant question mark: health.
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"The profitability of healthcare business is a big question mark and investors hate question marks," Forrest said.
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A question mark or a mirror, to encourage reflection before people fully drown themselves in the stream.
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That leaves a question mark as to how significant the removal of the export tax might be.
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Yet uncertainty over Osborne's role in Britain's new government leaves a large question mark over the declared goal.
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"You've now got a question mark over the U.S.-Turkish security relationship that is pretty serious," Aliriza said.
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Whether bike sharing will provide a rich new stream of revenue for either company remains a question mark.
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"I would certainly go over nuclear weapons ... and I would keep the other a question mark," Trump said.
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One big question mark continues to be Greece, which must agree to new austerity measures by Feb. 20.
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By pressing the question mark and exclamation point symbols, you can get the inverted versions used in Spanish.
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In a spring training generally devoid of intrigue for the Mets, Wright is the one significant question mark.
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The change of U.S. president also puts a big question mark over the future prospects for a deal.
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Jezebel used one of them frantically turning the page of a question mark-filled book, looking for answers.
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One question mark going into year's ceremony has little to do with who wins the night's biggest trophies.
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"He was a question mark," Bills general manager Brandon Beane said on a conference call following the trade.
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The question mark here is important — the couple broke up shortly after the first (and only) season aired.
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Rather than creating a sense of mystery, Chasm's randomness leaves a giant, frustrating question mark over your playthrough.
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Val's current relationship status is a question mark, though the season 2 trailer shows Agent Dao is back.
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Whether the combination is enough to convince potential customers to try the service remains a big question mark.
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"We're talking 3 to 4 percent of global coking supply with a question mark over it," Pervan said.
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If a sender's profile picture is a question mark, that means Gmail was not able to authenticate them.
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That violent period film (echoes of The Revenant, anyone?) remains a giant question mark looming over awards season.
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It was situated just north of a bend in the river that was shaped like a question mark.
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Hal, Joe, and I stood behind Digger as he searched Ghawas for a river with a question mark.
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Harvey, who gave up five runs in Tuesday's loss here, remains an enormous question mark for the Mets.
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But the latest development adds a new question mark to a case hanging over the health care system.
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In reality, it torqued as it rose steeply up a hill, tracing a question mark toward the sky.
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Goaltender Martin Jones, 26, was a question mark going into this season, his first as an N.H.L. starter.
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EU proponents hate the question-mark terms that modern astronomers use to describe observations they can't explain yet.
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But as for how many cars these services are taking off the road, that's still a question mark.
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"I left my identity blank — a question mark, an absolute incomplete — much like how I felt," she wrote.
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Despite the additions of Diaz and Familia, the underbelly of the Mets' bullpen is still a question mark.
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In other words, how much of that $7 billion comes from Amazon's business is a big question mark.
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The question mark on each theme across clue indicates the presence of more than just tepid humor, though.
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Union representation — the very issue that hastened the shutdown of Gothamist and DNAinfo — also remains a question mark.
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A major question mark is how Mr. Trump will respond to any action by the House on immigration.
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Asked whether he would make the visit after recent developments, Erdogan said the issue remained "a question mark".
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Though perhaps adding a question mark to the end of the phrase would make it even more fitting.
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Black Friday also remains a question mark for many physical retailers struggling to attract shoppers to their stores.
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With the question mark and a three letter slot, it refers to SPF, the letters associated with sunblock.
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Other products, like Echo Frames (eyeglasses) and Echo Loop (a smart ring) are more of a question mark.
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But you've got to ask yourself going in if you really want to invest in a question mark.
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Often a question mark is automatic if your clue stretches the truth or can't be taken as fact.
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How do they come to terms with something that is, basically, one giant question mark, or a mystery?
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JP Morgan's sources don't present any alternatives, however, literally posting a question mark in its rundown of the schematics.
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The big question mark in this race is Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress and a progressive firebrand.
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But there is still a question mark over who would take the remaining 40-45 percent of the carrier.
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And although fund managers and economists say he remains a question mark for their clients, some seem more receptive.
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She was just a very quiet, very sleepy, very frail baby with a big question mark over her future.
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But a big question mark hangs over whether the ruling will stick through November or be blocked before then.
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So that's another question mark over the longevity of bots — at least until a mechanism arrives for monetizing them.
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We already know it will be launching sometime in March, but the price is more of a question mark.
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But upscaling isn't worth such a pricey investment when there's still such a question mark around native 8K content.
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"The P&G deal is a big question mark," said Rosie Edwards, London-based analyst at research firm Berenberg.
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Various voice commands like "italics", "go to the end of the line" or "question mark" work as well.7.
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But there has to be a question mark as to how long this can continue to be the case.
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Jen pointed out that a cancer diagnosis is essentially a giant question mark, and there are no concrete answers.
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The repeated disappointment on prices cast a question mark over the Federal Reserve's confidence that inflation would soon rebound.
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There's always been a question mark over how these companies use the vast swathes of data available to them.
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"The question mark is Lula, who should not be a candidate, but we don&apost know what will happen."
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Therefore, there is a "big question mark" over BGA's export growth forecast of 2.5 percent in 2017, Boerner added.
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"The transformation plan sounds reasonable, though transparency issues are lingering and execution remains the big question mark," Matuszewski added.
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Therefore, there is a "big question mark" over BGA's export growth forecast of 2.5 percent in 2017, Boerner said.
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The museum's next home will be somewhere in Mühlhausen, although the actual address is currently a big question mark.
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Another bug, now fixed, caused the letter "I" to appear as the letter "a" and a question mark symbol.
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"It all sounds good but there is still a question mark over how it works in practice," she said.
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Other than the looming showdown up North, whatever Cersei's planning down South appears to be the biggest question mark.
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That move leaves a big question mark on what may happen inside the Russia investigation on the House side.
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"There is a big question mark about that role now in light of the America-first policy," he said.
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Republican lawmakers have been the major question mark, but many called for at least some action on Tuesday. Sen.
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Consider writing these labels, if they come up, in quotation marks or with a question mark on the chart.
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A question mark at the end of a nontheme clue means that the answer involves thinking outside the box.
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McGregor's guard is considered something of a question mark because he showed so little from that position against Mendes.
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But Tesla's long-term health is a question mark as it ramps up production of the Model 3 sedan.
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His competitive future was a question mark last December because his balky back made even a sedentary existence difficult.
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Their playoff game that night had already been canceled, but their game on Saturday was still a question mark.
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Grzelcyk was back at practice in a non-contact jersey Wednesday, though his status also was a question mark.
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This statistic, alone, puts a big question mark over the strategies deployed around the world to replace fossil energy.
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Mr Han is unlikely to win the presidency, but there is more of a question-mark over the legislature.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, another question mark for the GOP, sat beside Collins and stared intently at each speaker.
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By that point, I had a website built and packages created, but my pricing was a big question mark.
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"The big question mark is when this generation gets to marrying and kids, where do they go?" says Murphy.
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"The [investment bank] strategy remains the key strategic question mark and Achilles' heel of Deutsche," wrote analysts at UBS.
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Perhaps the biggest question mark over Credit Suisse remains one of capital, an issue Thiam's predecessor failed to resolve.
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The life ahead was suddenly not a simple question mark or a blank slate but a flashing alarm signal.
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" He said he doesn't have a specific expectation and called the upcoming report "a bit of a question mark.
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You can access Privacy Checkup by clicking the question mark icon on Facebook's desktop site and selecting Privacy Checkup.
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But with Rinne playing as well as he has, the goaltending matchup could be a question mark for Anaheim.
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He really encouraged me — though perhaps not actively — to always set your own rules, to always place a question mark.
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She is attempting to put to rest the only question mark on her otherwise upstanding character, but at what cost?
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Remember November's infamous iOS "i" bug, which autocorrected the letter "i" to an "A" with a strange question mark icon?
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This pattern is yet to be fully confirmed but we show the potential right hand shoulder with the question mark.
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I refuse to memorize how many times I have to hit "22018" in order to land on a question mark.
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Bosh is a question mark, and outside of Winslow, the Heat have zero trade assets or room for internal growth.
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The platform is adding four new buttons: An exclamation point, a question mark, a happy face and a sad face.
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Before Paul went down, the Warriors round two matchup was a question mark—they're back to being heavy favorites now.
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The bigger question mark is Brazil, where it seems less likely that it can recover the tonnes lost so far.
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The circuit has a contract for 2018, and intends to see it out, but a question mark hangs over 2017.
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The Senate defeated legislation to implement the budget bill, putting its fate in doubt, while Rauner remains another question mark.
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Fine, the question mark is pretty straightforward, but you can see how we weren't exactly set up for success here.
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"We're encouraged by some of the elements but then some things like steel tariffs raise a question mark," he said.
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We had this weird character that was sort of a question mark, and I remember thinking, Would Aziz do this?
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Speaking of two-big units, Favors' role lingers as a question mark Snyder will need to answer sooner than later.
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A ninth sign, a lone question mark, is tucked into the back seat of the van, awaiting a final reveal.
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The net effect of the 7.8 magnitude quake centered around Kaikoura, a popular tourist area, also remains a question mark.
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The biggest question mark heading into the series is the health of Jonas Valanciunas, Toronto's 24-year-old starting center.
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That was perhaps the most interesting part of the meeting, the one that makes his presidency such a question mark.
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However, potential legal liabilities from its smaller building and construction systems unit likely put a question mark on the valuation.
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But while Wednesday's decision was as expected, there was a larger question mark surrounding the longer-run pathway for rates.
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So really that's not so much a "challenge" as a massive question mark about the feasibility of the entire endeavor.
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After entering in your destination, you'll notice a yellow question mark "?" icon at the bottom right of the app's screen.
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The big question mark: What happens if Trump puts a deal along those parameters on the table during the summit.
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We would be married but for my condition, which has placed a question mark at the end of nearly everything.
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Remember that whenever a non-quoted clue ends with a question mark, some sort of wordplay or trickery is afoot.
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When done well, a clue with a question mark or a joke can brighten a whole corner of a puzzle.
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And then the last couple of years of John Skipper's tenure, it became this sort of question mark for Disney.
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With a lowercase n and a question mark, they are the notes that bounce off a cliff when you YODEL.
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Here's the big question mark, though: whether the West Antarctic ice sheet will fall into a chain reaction of collapse.
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Yet if Mr. Biden's dismal standing appeared clear enough, the actual identity of the Iowa winner remained a question mark.
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" But, when the poem appeared, the editors had supplied a question mark: "You may have met him—did you not?
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But because of the question mark, we're thinking of other kinds of bread and Native Americans, not East Asian Indians.
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As if in a perfect encapsulation of this whole catastrophe, the title of the movie is missing the question mark.
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The biggest question mark in Sherwood's view is Congress, which has yet to decide whether to fully fund the program.
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"Ore, for one?" is all dressed up like a straightforward, ORE-finding clue until you get to that question mark.
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" When the phone rings, all that comes out of your mouth are unrelated vowels and the occasional question mark. "Hmm.
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However, for many a question mark hovers over whether removing a condom during sex is legally the same as rape.
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Now there is a question mark of who do you trust in this media environment when anyone can create content.
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" "It keeps a September rate hike in play and leaves the door open in December, which is a big question mark.
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"The weak holiday performance now raises a big question mark over Macy's recovery strategy," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said.
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He hasn't cut his hair in years, and his beard curls under his chin in wispy strands like a question mark.
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Details regarding a potential border tax are largely a question mark, though a 20 percent adjustment has been most frequently discussed.
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But now China appears to be unwilling to fund further sections of the line, leaving a question mark over its future.
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"Athletic club?" sounds like it's a gym, but with that question mark it's really a club that one uses in athletics.
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That means you'll no longer have to awkwardly say "period" or "question mark" or "comma" if you're a stickler for grammar.
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The blueline remains a question mark, but there's so much firepower up front that they can cover for some of that.
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The decision will perhaps leave the Warriors with a question mark hanging over them as they enter the 2019-20 season.
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The prospects from a regulatory perspective, certainly in managed care and some of the large pharmaceutical companies, is a question mark.
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Its assessment of how the Cruz plan would affect the market is the biggest question mark for the time being. 4.
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But whether any of these businesses can scale into something more significant than a niche player is a big question mark.
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One major question mark at this stage: Whether Libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein will be on-stage.
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The bigger question-mark over Labour's plans to "democratise" the economy is whether they would really put ordinary people in charge.
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We found 22 fool-proof picks for all the people in your life you've got a big question mark next to.
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First off, click on the downward-facing triangle next to the question mark icon in the upper right corner of facebook.com.
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Business accounts that have yet to be confirmed or verified will have a gray question mark badge displayed in their profile.
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However, the ok face, sad pile of poo, and question-mark face have been cut from the list of draft candidates.
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Dunkirk, for instance, was a big question mark; many critics wondered what Christopher Nolan was doing with a historical war epic.
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My knee is enflamed, my hip aches, and sleeping on the slide has left me stooped over like the question mark.
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The biggest question mark is outstanding state-by-state personal income figures, which will be reported in the next several days.
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We found 30 fool-proof picks for all the people in your life you've got a big question mark next to.
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But no, in Revenge of the Sith, everything related to birth is just a big question mark hanging over the characters.
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But the biggest question mark the two Democratic debates could be: Will the president of the United States live tweet it?
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As the interdependent variable whose production could either push that duo forward or hold it back, LaVine was the question mark.
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"So, I show you my Twitter now," I said, with about half a question mark at the end of the sentence.
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Ceramic is probably the most popular, as it won't stick to clothing, but longevity is a bit of a question mark.
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"THERE'S been an existential question mark over the Commonwealth for some time," says a seasoned diplomat in its secretariat in London.
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Blue-liner Kris Russell also is a question mark after missing the last two games with a lower-body injury. 1.
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There's still a bit of a question mark looming over Harry Styles and Kendall Jenner's are-they-or-aren't-they romance.
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"Star Wars Battlefront II," Electronic Arts' biggest game this holiday season, is the big question mark for the high-flying stock.
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The decision "removes that very, very large question mark on the CSeries (imports) into the United States," Plueger said by phone.
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"Van trailer?" with the question mark means you need to think of other things that can trail or follow a van.
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If there was no question mark on this clue, we might think that "Whitman sampler?" was a lovely box of chocolates.
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The largest question mark is Pau Gasol, whose $16.1 million player option dangles over San Antonio's head like a grand piano.
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The double-reversed James Brown cover adds that question mark to "This Is a Man's World?" for the best of reasons.
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I overlooked the question mark at the end of "Finish a drive?" and already had PA _ _, so I filled in PARK.
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If the Senate does manage to pass the skinny repeal idea, there is still a big question mark over what's next.
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After all, as the old philosophical joke has it, What is a question mark but an exclamation point in middle age?
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The Missouri Ethics Commission investigation was the last remaining question mark for Greitens, stemming from a complaint filed by state Rep.
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But a large question mark hangs over the extent to which the GOP base wants him to be its standard-bearer.
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The intrigue: The report also notes that the efficacy of the latest production-limiting deal is something of a question mark.
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A further question mark looms over the political fate of Palestinian leaders, notably Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority.
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"Question Mark at the Dinner Table" conveys the disquieting absence of a loved one through an empty seat at the table.
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It's a very loud maybe: a question mark in a situation where many partisans and prognosticators itched for an exclamation point.
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For myself, I wanted to bring up to date the fact that there should be no question mark on the record.
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China's experience is thus a permanent question mark for the world when they ask if the Western model is the best.
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Looking Glass is our biggest question mark in that regard — and he's also been completely missing from the last two episodes!
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A question mark remained over the current-generation wide-body jets produced by Airbus and Boeing, the A330 and 777-300ER.
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Here are some themes from the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference: How tech will affect the health industry remains a question mark.
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He's in mourning for his mother (Michelle Williams in flashback) and has a question mark — an absent father — that needs solving.
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Hispanic voters could decide the half-dozen competitive House races in California, but their participation rate remains a big question mark.
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The question mark in the clue should alert solvers that the clue itself is not to be taken at face value.
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It's not like they're negative towards tech, they just have a big question mark about what it's gonna mean for them.
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Much of Segers's life is punctuated by a question mark, including his sudden death that may have contributed to his obscurity.
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She turned the huge question mark into an assumption that was her fault, perhaps for being overweight or an older expectant mother.
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"I messaged them last night at 22016am with a question mark because they hadn't replied to me," Lucy explained in a vlog.
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These tips and tricks take the question-mark out of grilling veggies so your next backyard barbecue will be absolutely perfect. 1.
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Heading into Week 16, Thielen was a question mark because he'd suffered a neck injury on a big hit against the Colts.
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However, the ban puts a question mark over their participation because qualifying depends mainly on world ranking points earned in IJF events.
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With that giant question mark waiting for it with the next release, the company's opted instead to abandon the beloved naming scheme.
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As soon as I figure out the answer, that question mark is replaced by an energy-saving and eco-friendly light bulb.
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Both pointed and totally incomprehensible, it's the sort of looming question mark a press secretary could conceivably be tasked with clearing up.
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Still, it's going to remain a question mark for some time as its cost-per-click continues at a double-digit decline.
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For a start, there's always been a question mark over how these companies use the vast swathes of data available to them.
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To the contrary, it treated the threat of indictment as a permanent question mark hovering over Clinton's campaign like a dark cloud.
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" Teresa Anderson, climate policy coordinator, ActionAid International "The IPCC's land report puts a big question mark on the future of industrial agriculture.
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And his uniqueness extends to the one aspect of his game that is often held up as a next-level question mark.
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On Friday morning, an ominous question mark emerged on the same page of the app where the Arcade Fire announcement had been.
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Despite being a longtime bull on the stock, with a price target of $900, Mahaney says Amazon is a big question mark.
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Renault's new CEO told CNBC that there is no "question mark" hanging over his firm's alliance with Japanese firms Nissan and Mitsubishi.
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"We see huge potential globally, but exactly where we are in one to three years is still a question mark," he added.
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I think that people really start with a question mark for the Democratic Party and that really hurts all of our candidates.
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A hundred yards north of the question mark, on the river's eastern bank, we discovered a stone foundation poking through the ice.
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"We hope Tia Maria can happen but there's a question mark, it depends a lot on the government acting appropriately," Gonzalez said.
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The value of the Trump Tower condo on Fifth Avenue in New York is also a question mark, the federal authorities said.
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T.R.U., whose logo is a question mark with tiger stripes, has its own Web series and has been featured on Animal Planet.
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It also, if you've guessed that this clue is a misdirection from the question mark, could have something to do with ironing.
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He's the kind of heroic question mark that works only if there's enough star charisma or filmmaking to fill in the gaps.
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The person died on that day and they can't find out what the cause of death was -- so there's a question mark.
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"One up front?" has that question mark, so right away you know the clue is not what it seems on the surface.
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Consequently, a question mark hangs over much of Abiy's worldview and biography, other than the fact he is married with three daughters.
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I imagined "Achieved green efficiency?" as meaning "gone solar" or something like that, even considering the question mark — some "green" technology, right?
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That gives secular institutions like ours a little bit of a question mark about what that grounding vision is going to be.
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"Springs for a vacation?" sounds like we should be thinking about someone who pays for a vacation, but watch that question mark.
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Gift the Mario Question Mark Block Lamp, from $59 You can choose between two colors, 8-Bit Orange and Bowser's Castle Gray.
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Without the question mark, it's hard to approach the clue obliquely, especially as the phrase "bug catcher" is legitimate on its own.
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The main question mark hanging over its ratification is in the United States, where Democratic lawmakers have threatened to block the process.
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At the high jewelry presentations in chilly Paris, Chanel went for tweed, Dior went for pairs, and Boucheron celebrated the Question Mark.
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That typically leads to policy errors that exacerbate business cycle fluctuations and put a big question mark over the central banks' credibility.
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Grann's book investigates one painful splinter of America's treatment of its native people, and it snips the question mark off Ross's title.
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For me, it was an appropriate question mark, left hanging over all the musical and political turbulence of the past two weeks.
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Services — by which we mean stuff like Xbox Live, PlayStation Plus, PlayStation Vue, and Xbox Game Pass — are a big question mark.
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Powell marked that sentence with a question mark, according to the justice's notes, housed at the Washington and Lee University Law School.
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And it could mean that someone left right after dinner, but that's too easy for a Thursday clue with a question mark.
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"I've never really felt like I had an identity because there's this big question mark in my past," she told Ms. Cao.
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As always, the Penguins can throw plenty of offense at you, but the back end is a major question mark right now.
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A big question mark is the status of James Levine, 72, the company's longtime music director, who has been struggling with health problems.
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"That line just hit me and it felt like more of a probing statement, like it was missing a question mark," he says.
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"Gretchen's mental health may play some part in that question mark [of a relationship], but the truth is, nobody knows anyway," Cash says.
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You're left in no doubt that the word Reality has implied inverted commas around it, or at the very least a question mark.
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When new versions of Android and iOS are pushed out, that's when emoji boxes and question mark placeholders tend to get more common.
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The main question mark ahead of a Sunday EU summit is over Spain's demand to get assurances on the disputed territory of Gibraltar.
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The technology is still very early in the research and development stage, so there is still a massive question mark over its feasibility.
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A major question mark is whether tighter regional content rules for the automotive sector will be a positive or negative in the report.
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The lander, the most crucial piece needed to actually get to the Moon, is still a bit of a question mark for NASA.
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But they sounded human: They said "Um" and "Ohh, I gotcha" and ended query statements with the raised pitch of a question mark.
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The new chief of staff is also a question mark, and the new status quo feels too extreme, too bleak to be real.
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Consumer spending, a question mark after first quarter's mixed signals, is scheduled to be reported Tuesday as is the PCE deflator inflation data.
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"There now is a question mark behind our forecast for export growth of 2.0 percent this year," DIHK trade analyst Volker Treier said.
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The global picture: One question mark is whether the move has any effect on the already vague U.S. standing in international climate circles.
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It's nevertheless a big leap to the sum Simon suggested among his "2017 predictions," even if he hedged it with a question mark.
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He also suggests there's a question mark over whether Hashgraph's algorithm can achieve consensus when there are malicious nodes operating on the network.
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"Now, we have this big question mark on how Trump's going to approach marijuana" said Chris Walsh, editorial director of Marijuana Business Daily.
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But, in all the hype surrounding youth voters (including #BlackLivesMatter-focused black millennials), there's still a big question mark: Will they turn out?
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There's going to, as always, be a big question mark for Square because of Dorsey's tenure at Twitter — which is hardly going well.
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Millions of people living in Britain—Premier League stars included—are now living with a question mark over their immigration and work statuses.
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"Hyundai model with a lot of horsepower?" has a question mark to alert you to the fact that "horsepower" is an important word.
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And the question Mark Zuckerberg is dealing with is: Should my company be the arbiter of truth and decency for two billion people?
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Linebacker Thomas Davis (hamstring) is a question mark for a defense that coach Ron Rivera said was "embarrassed" by last week's performance. 1.
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But it turns out through most of post production there was a big question mark if Beyoncé was going to deliver the song.
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What's obvious is that turnout among young nonwhite voters is pretty important to Mr. Sanders's chances, and it's a big question mark. Mrs.
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Ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which the White House has lobbied Congress to clear, now looks like a question mark.
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Reacting to the criticism, the Third Mind Foundation added the question mark to its competition title and made several changes to the brief.
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At 61 Across, the clue "One who can see right through you?" is obviously misdirection, what with the question mark at the end.
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Then again, if he appears completely ready on that first day and never wavers, the biggest question mark about this season goes away.
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John Wall's return is a question mark, Bradley Beal could be traded and no one else is what you'd call a foundational piece.
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We know that "Trial separation?" can't really be about people who are parting on a trial basis, because we've got that question mark.
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A self-described autodidact who "found out about Nietzsche from Adam Ant," he followed the great question mark of punk where it led.
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But if you are "Closest to base?" with a question mark, you need to be thinking about a whole other kind of base.
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The Geneva-based jewelry artist Suzanne Syz, who has designed exclamation point- and question mark-shaped earrings, said her clients are similarly inclined.
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"I think the biggest question mark for Petra is if her body holds up, because now she has got the confidence," Navratilova said.
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In some cases, Mr. Barber puts a question mark on the ticket — for a dish to be determined spontaneously, later in the evening.
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The cancellation places an even bigger question mark over the rival event, Baselworld, that is scheduled to open its doors on April 20.
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Brexit also remains a big question mark, and the slowdown of China's massive economy presents its own set of challenges for the world.
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Another question mark: We still don't know who will replace Governor Mark Carney, who's due to step down at the end of January.
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One question mark is the future of WynTix, which keeps tickets for a show's initial run at an affordable $30 ($10 for students).
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It's not that I couldn't use a massage; I spend most of my waking hours hunched over my computer, curled into a question mark.
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Nonetheless, research from data protection specialist Bitglass indicates that there is still a question mark over Face ID for many people working in technology.
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A question mark also hovers over the presence of the actor-comedian at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington.
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Many fans replied to the tweet with gifs of Swift, and some even mentioned the "Bad Blood" singer's handle, including a simple question mark.
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Probably. But it's another question mark around Samsung's new release — using this phone will not be an instantly comfortable experience for longtime Galaxy users.
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"Collapsing Venezuelan oil output and sanctioned Iranian exports have a put big question mark over supply," said Norbert Ruecker of Swiss bank Julius Baer.
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" The famed (or infamous) exclamation point in the "Jeb!" logo switches to a question mark as the narrator asks, "What happened to Jeb Bush?
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"Now that the strategic rivalry is moving to Asia, and Europe is no longer its main playground, a question mark has emerged," she said.
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Combined with its recent advancements for marketers, Memories is a meaty question-mark that could make investors salivate if Snapchat wants to IPO soon.
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"If you're buying the stock here, you have to believe the data center can actually accelerate and that's a big question mark," she said.
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"Collapsing Venezuelan oil output and sanctioned Iranian exports have put a big question mark over supply," Norbert Ruecker of Swiss bank Julius Baer said.
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Negotiating a lower price would ease criticism at home for May, but would raise a fresh question mark over the future of the plant.
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For Apple to really grow meaningfully again, it's going to have to find new things beyond the phone, and that's a big question mark.
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Whether the party can raise enough money to remain competitive in congressional races without these donors is a big question mark facing the party.
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"The wind coming from outside is now less encouraging," she added, citing a question mark for Europe's economy and its near-term monetary policy.
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But until we know more, such as pricing and content availability, it remains a question mark just how compelling these new services will be.
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A low-to-high question mark kick wobbled Brunson, and the finishing sequence showed Adesanya hiding his stance switches amid offensive and defense movements.
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Tesla's have long been a question mark for insurance companies, Business Insider Intelligence analysts say, due to their built-in sensors and Autopilot software.
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"Park place?" is a property in Monopoly (and elsewhere), but that question mark means we need to riff on other kinds of parking places.
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But what merits the question mark is the stretchiness of adding 'hair,' when halos don't even touch the hair but hover above the head.
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Florida's offense is a bigger question mark, and quarterback Luke Del Rio (knee) returned to practice this week after missing the last two games.
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The biggest question mark about the game has been all about one of those core relationships: the one between Kratos and his son, Atreus.
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A small question mark icon appears in the Stories module, as well, which will explain the feature's purpose, when hovered over with your cursor.
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In early week puzzles, this clue would probably receive a question mark, but we're in weekend territory now, where hidden wordplay is a staple.
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"I had this WTF question mark exclamation point moment," says Stryker, now a professor of Gender and Women's Studies at the University of Arizona.
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There are seven theme entries, clued by cryptic riddles that end with a question mark, at 23A, 32A, 50A, 65A, 81A, 96A and 1703A.
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"You put a question mark next to every naturalized citizen's name," said David W. Leopold, a former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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"Headlight?" sounds as if it should be the one on a car, but that question mark should get your brain thinking in other directions.
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A "big question mark" remains over how long the disruptions could last, Liew said, as it depends on whether the situation can be contained.
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Four months into his term, a big question mark still hangs over the direction this fast-learning political novice will choose for his country.
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Remember, if it doesn't fill in easily (or has a question mark), try to run through all of the types of "shoots" you know.
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Asked what pin she would wear to the inauguration of Donald Trump — which she will not be attending — Albright suggested a simple question mark.
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As I was just beginning the project at the time, the parentheses in Limit(less) formed a question mark surrounding that hypothesis of possibility.
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" The question mark makes the second half of line three auxiliary to the first: "You may have met him—did you not [meet him] ?
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"If in fact Canada and Mexico are backed out of that equation, you get kind of China being the big question mark," said Rodger.
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Quint Tatro, president of Joule Financial, said the entire group looks dangerous with the full economic damage of the coronavirus still a question mark.
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For example, an exclamation point to show genuine excitement, or a question mark to indicate a rising tone of voice or dubiousness, she says.
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The latter was the work of a creator who resisted catering to his audience and ended his series on a big, fat question mark.
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Wednesday's confirmation that the United States Grand Prix will go ahead on schedule addressed the big question mark over the 21 Formula 1 calendar.
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That question mark means that we have to think about other kinds of heads on plates, and the answer in this puzzle is CABBAGE.
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The London races also have a question mark over them, however, with locals up in arms over the use of Battersea Park as the venue.
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And it remains a massive question mark, as some models suggest dark matter may account for around 90 percent of the material in the universe.
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Even the climax is sullied by a huge, distracting question mark: why is there a crucial master off switch in the middle of a beach?
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The dollar amount raised by the Free the Delegates organization, however, is a question mark because it has not yet filed with Federal Election Commission.
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The Launchpad overlay also shows the Dashboard app icon as a question mark, the same as with the broken up and effectively killed off iTunes.
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AUTOS RULES A major question mark is whether tighter regional content rules for the automotive sector will be a positive or negative in the report.
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"The industry has spent billions - to have a question mark over (Solvency II) would be difficult," Reizenstein said on a media call following the results.
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A bug, which Apple indirectly acknowledged in the Support Pages online, is autocorrecting the letter "i" to an "A" with a strange question mark symbol.
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There is a question mark over how long stocks can remain immune from this tightening of global financial conditions, bubbling inflationary pressures and geopolitical tension.
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The question mark was Anthony Kennedy, still often the court's swing justice with its bench reduced by one in the wake of Antonin Scalia's death.
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The attack also puts a question mark on the future relationship between the U.S. and Russia, which backs the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad.
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There's a question mark over why you would spend $70 on this device when other 4K streaming hardware can be picked up for far less.
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The biggest question mark, though, has been their captain, David Wright, and how his spinal stenosis will affect his ability to play third base regularly.
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You might think that Mr. Reynolds is talking literally about the front end of something, but watch out for the question mark at the end.
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Whether Thompson can fight off quality takedown attempts when combined with consistent ring cutting for a full fight is still very much a question mark.
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It gets a "maybe" because the word "service" can mean other things, but it doesn't get a question mark because the clue is still definitional.
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But with the space and the question mark, we need to reparse the clue as one's "mates," or friends, acting with you in a play.
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The largest question mark among the major candidates is Senator Kamala Harris of California, who represents the state where the largest tech monopolies are headquartered.
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Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who has clashed with the president and helped kill the health care repeal, is also considered a question mark.
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Given the question mark, however, I believe this hints at the area that would include the study of the gray matter, or the brain: ANATOMY.
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That means that even the more interesting AMD laptops, such as Asus' ROG Zephyrus G25, are still a bit of a question mark for now.
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"The global trade dispute is threatening to disrupt auto sales, placing a question mark over platinum and palladium demand," ANZ analysts said in a note.
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"Game for dummies?" with a question mark means that it is not a disparaging clue, but refers to something that might have dummies in it.
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Amazon's decision puts a question mark on more than 7,000 new jobs at those buildings that council members might be loathe to cost the city.
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Australian Minister for Resources Matt Canavan said on cable TV channel Sky News that he was "concerned that this puts a question mark on the project".
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With no new races due to appear until 2020, Germany's future remains the big question mark with Hockenheim circuit out of contract after last month's race.
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I notice a shop security guard staring at my son, examining his features and trying to answer the big red question mark blinking in his head.
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The Mystery Oreos arrived at the Food & Wine offices on Friday in a locked, white box emblazoned with a cookie-dotted question mark on the top.
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"Look, in nine months a lot can change at a dynamic company like Apple, but there certainly is a big question mark beyond that," he said.
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Seahawks lead running back Marshawn Lynch is still a question mark for the game as he has not played since mid-November because of abdomen surgery.
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" US involvement In his address, de Mistura said that the United States' future involvement in the Syrian conflict and political talks remained a "big question mark.
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There's a huge question mark for CEO Drew Houston, and whether he'll be able to build a strong sustainable business given the commoditization of online storage.
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Another question mark in this story is the role of domestic intelligence agencies — given that the exploit WannaCrypt is utilizing was apparently stolen from the NSA.
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The other big question mark in all of this is ISIS, which El-Gamal told me is another big risk that remains unsolved by this ceasefire.
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Fans of the show know that #Spoby, the romance of Spencer and Toby, is a constant question mark, but IRL, their relationship could not be stronger.
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That's left regulators scrambling to keep up, and a big question mark about what vaping nicotine might mean for the health outcomes of this new generation.
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The first one reads "Ant-Man and the Wasp will return!" until the exclamation point turns to ash and is replaced with a teasing question mark.
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But the comparison to humans is a question mark and comparison even to the control group of rats is problematic because of abnormalities in that group.
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The big question mark is antitrust scrutiny, which investors believe the two insurers can shake off because they have less overlap than their previously failed deals.
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The question mark will be used for readers to submit questions to experts who can chose to answes, helping to further engage users with expert conversations.
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And of course the biggest question mark always is, will the President go along with it, or will he blow it up at the last minute?
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For the Iraqis it is more of a question mark because they could do much more - so for them not to do it is like – really?
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Bringing the kicks up in the same way and then turning over the high kick in the Brazilian kick or mach mawashigeri or question mark style.
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Two states where Johnson was skeptical of Cruz's chances: Mississippi, which he called a "big question mark" and labeled it more "populist than conservative," and Hawaii.
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Firstly, while there is no doubting Beijing's determination to slim its huge steel sector, there is a serious question mark as to whether it's doing enough.
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" On Sanders' self-identification as a "democratic socialist" and how that would be viewed by the electorate outside Vermont, Welch admitted, "that's a real question mark.
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Another game that arrived as something of a question mark tonight was Days Gone, which had been rumored as some sort of post-apocalyptic motorcycle game.
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However, allegations against CBA that it failed to provide more than 53,000 transaction alerts to AUSTRAC on time has put a question mark over those efforts.
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"I've never understood it, but there's always been this question mark among motor sports fanatics that American drivers are not on the same level," Rossi said.
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"There will definitely be a question mark over profitability of this kind of a business that lacks scale," said a person with knowledge of the development.
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Besides, he writes, the original article had a question mark at the end of its title (although the book, which attracted far more attention, did not).
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There's still a big question mark on the other health-related bill that Congress had pledged to pass before the summer break – the Zika funding bill.
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You can now react to a post in iMessage with a heart, thumbs up, thumbs down, haha, a pair of exclamation points or a question mark.
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For investors, it's a fascinating and exciting stock market question mark about how they can walk this tech boom tight rope and maximize their bottom line.
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Shortly before the Thursday vote, Flake wouldn't say whether his issues had been resolved, leaving a question mark about Bridenstine's fate as the vote got underway.
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"This is a major question mark," said Paul Kerneis, managing director of the European Services Forum that represents the trade interests of the EU's services sector.
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However, falling imports of raw materials place a question mark against China's ability to export refined metal at this sort of pace over the medium term.
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To start the day, give students a sticky note marked with one of a few familiar symbols on them: retweet, reply, favorite and a question mark.
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You might expect "Strike zones?" to refer to baseball, but with that question mark, we need to think about the other kinds of strikes we know.
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Related: Oil-Rich Oklahoma Has Been Hit by Nearly Three Dozen Earthquakes Since Wednesday How big a "big one" might be is another big question mark.
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The sustainability and habitability of New Orleans and the surrounding area are a huge question mark right now, and disaster really might be on its way.
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The monetary policy and economics of Bitcoin — with only 21 million of the coins ever created — are a particularly fascinating question mark hanging over the project.
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His status was an enormous question mark this summer, and had become even more pressing with the team a week away from going to training camp.
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When the current gets stronger, a little over one mile per hour, the eels face into the current and shape their body into a question mark.
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"Longtime members of the bar?" puts one in mind of legal work, but with that question mark, we're asked to think of other kinds of bars.
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Ever since, Bernard has been a walking question mark, with a near-hallucinatory clutter of memories and impulses that are competing for space inside his head.
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His alphabet kin wish little i the best of luck as he sails away unsure of his fate into the unknown, on a question mark (brilliant!).
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And while the promo at the end of episode 2 seemed to show more footage of this emotional question mark, we didn't actually learn much more.
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The research notes that peak execution remains an important question mark for UPS, but that recent logistical software and technologies are continuing to improve delivery efficiency.
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"There's always a question mark, but if they want to get to 'phase two,' they're going to have to show some solid follow-through," he said.
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The question mark indicates an added dimension, and in this case you need to concentrate on party meaning entity, then the gold-ish description makes sense.
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Hurricane forecaster Philip Klotzbach of Colorado State University said there is a big question mark as to whether El Niño will affect this Atlantic hurricane season.
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" As he waited to see what would happen to the Republican proposal last week, Myrone Pickett said, "I've got a question mark hanging over my head.
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However, a controversial pipeline project — the Nord Stream 2 — is testing that unity, even putting a question mark on whether their unity is being hollowed out.
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When I was interviewing for that summer job, in the fall of 1989, many of my Columbia classmates and I wore buttons with a question mark.
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One big question mark is "The Dark Tower," a $60 million action adventure adapted from the Stephen King book series and set for release in August.
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While the state of his game remains a big question mark, he made it clear that he has undergone a dramatic improvement in his quality of life.
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The political impasse in Israel puts a new question mark over the Trump administration's plans to roll out a plan aimed at ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The big question mark is how well it works – but the fact Apple has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for its electrocardiogram feature augurs well.
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Notably, the tech identifies whether a call is real and draws a big question mark over calls that could be scams — which means it's still pretty rough.
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The breakdown leaves a question mark over the strategy of the exchanges in London, Europe's financial capital, and Frankfurt, the equivalent for Germany, the region's biggest economy.
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"Despite the negative discussions about the car industry and the question mark hanging over the survival of the governing coalition, German economic data remains stable," Huebner said.
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"The big question will be what happens after those stimuli, does it continue to work in 2018 and that's out there as a question mark," he said.
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But how well the domestic doyenne's 18,000 recipes and concepts in her 87 books are able to make the transition to Chinese culture remains a question mark.
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A much greater question mark, however, lies over the ability of the United States and its allies to similarly support, Taiwan, increasingly nervous about an aggressive China.
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This entire plan is one giant question mark — how exactly does she expect her company will survive the process of inviting monsters to flatten its flagship building?
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That points to the great caveat to the Saarlandisation of German politics and the great question-mark over AKK in particular: can she offer more than continuity?
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We don't know much about the future of the show, but after Tuesday night's premiere, it's definitely clear why it includes a question mark: We need answers.
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The question mark key and right Shift key on the right side are squished together in such a way that errors are almost guaranteed while typing quickly.
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He doesn't appear to have an ideology, and so he's essentially a giant question mark, which in many ways is the scariest aspect of his impending administration.
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One remaining question mark in the upcoming trial is whether a due diligence report prepared as part of Uber's acquisition of Levandowski's startup will be made available.
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But this is going to be a question mark in the coming months as it's unclear if Instagram can generate as much money as Facebook's main app.
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Trending topics can also be removed (one at a time) until there are none left, resulting in an eerie question mark, drifting too close to module's border.
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"Emerging markets is where most of the demand growth for metals was coming from, there is now a question mark over that," Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg said.
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The move, placing a large question mark over Bouteflika's own plan to stay on temporarily to oversee his own succession, sent a shockwave through the political establishment.
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They should sail through Group E against Switzerland, Costa Rica and Serbia but, with little experience playing competitively against top European sides, a question mark still exists.
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The big question mark was whether the GOP base -- perhaps worn down by Trump's seemingly never-ending series of self-inflicted wounds -- would be equally as intense.
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This piece is the biggest question mark, because it basically leaves it up to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis how vigorously he wants to enforce the new guidelines.
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"A big question mark that we wrestle with is what interest rate represents neutral... I do think it's giving us feedback on where neutral is" Kashkari said.
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There's a reason so many of us make do with whatever the former tenants left behind — the couch has always been a big question mark, until now.
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Mexico: Despite Trump's weekend tweet expressing optimism and encouragement, the outcome of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) auto talks with Mexico remain a question mark. (Reuters).
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Perhaps the biggest unintended consequence of VAR is that it has put a question mark over the man in the middle's authority to have the final say.
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Question-mark clues are doled out at the discretion of the editor and are usually there to signal that the clue might not be what it seems.
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Philadelphia 76ers The Sixers have been linked to Redick, too, as their shooting guard spot seems like the one lingering question mark on the post-process roster.
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Carr still needs to be managed, middle linebacker is still a question mark, and none of the third receiver candidates jump out and demand to be noticed.
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How big this gap would be — or even how big the subsidy would be — is not clear at all, and a big question mark around this plan.
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You might have initially read this as an adjective, but today, using the magic of the question mark, it is a noun, and the answer is OPIATE.
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As a summary statement, the book, like the show, is a form of punctuation, though, graphically speaking, which one: an exclamation point, a question mark, an ellipsis?
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"Giving heat?" could mean pressuring someone or coming down hard on them, but with that question mark, we are thinking of "heat" as slang for a weapon.
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In particular I admired how, in the iPad version, when you tap a question mark icon, precise text descriptions appear all over the screen, annotating key features.
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There are ways in which Wilson, in his eighth season in the N.F.L., is still a question mark, still an enigma to those outside his immediate sphere.
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I'd rather have a presidency where the direction is kind of a question mark over a presidency that will keep America chugging in the same (wrong) direction.
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"Sound of a penny dropping?" makes me think of a pinging sound, but there's that question mark at the end, so I know it's not that obvious.
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Kashkari acknowledged that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies may take on a greater role globally in the future, but he said for now they remain a question mark.
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Mueller's failure to publicly address his own conflicts in the case as he continues work may provide the biggest question mark on his ability to remain impartial.
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"As Social Security remains a big question mark … it means that private savings could be more important than it is today, so people need to save more."
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I worked this puzzle in the newsroom with football in the background, so I was predisposed to take "Gains yardage?" somewhat literally, despite the question mark giveaway.
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The EPP membership has muted EU reaction to Orban's policies over the years and the big question mark is what the group's 217 members will now do.
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But as we head into the finale, the biggest question mark remains Eugene and his true loyalties, so perhaps it's appropriate we end this chat with him.
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The host teased the announcement on Twitter on Sunday, sharing a video of herself sipping from a Live with Kelly mug with a question mark drawn on it.
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Until then, can we just comment on how much we love that there is a question mark next to the word "underwear" on the box in Rory's room?
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There's the question mark tail, where the tail is held high in the air, often with a little kink at the end, when the cat is greeting you.
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It's a big question mark as to whether he can compete [for African American and Latino votes], but if he can't he's not going to be the nominee.
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I'll always feel more confident in those who have endured the battles and come out the other side stronger and better prepared; it diminishes a big question mark.
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Hiller tweaks her chosen images, throwing a question mark on them, turning them from objects of ridicule, suspicion, or simple fascination into something more conditional, open, and shadowy.
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Until we know more about why at least two of the review units out in the world broke, we have to call build quality a huge question mark.
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And it's true if you watch both trailers for the Ryan Murphy shows, there's some repeated imagery such as the question mark-shaped scars carved into bald heads.
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Nokia did recently sell its Digital Health business back to the co-founder of Withings, leaving the future of those products with a bit of a question mark.
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Speaking to the BBC last week, director Richard Curtis confirmed some of the big names would take part but added there was a question mark over Thompson's return.
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The question mark at the bottom is one of a few different signs that can be used while racing or battling to give the S21 a power-up.
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Whenever a word does not seem to be pluralized with "nan," the automatic translator notes the exception and looks for a better analog (thus, the question mark sequence).
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During Hill's speech his daughter Kayla, interrupted with "No dad I think you should propose like this..." before handing him a bottle with a question mark on it.
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Greg Bird 2015 average exit velocity: 93.7 MPH (6th in MLB) The first baseman came into spring training as a major question mark after missing all of 2016.
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However, a question mark would remain over AB InBev's more mature South Korean business, given that it had bought it back from private equity group KKR in 2014.
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The biggest question mark concerns groups of individuals that could be exempted from the law, allowing them to continue traveling to the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program.
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No longer the maverick, no longer the insurgent, no longer the question mark -- Trump is now the clear front-runner in the race for the Republican nomination. Sen.
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There's a big question mark around the magnitude of the oil rally continuing into spring, despite momentum behind rising U.S. crude prices, a strategist told CNBC on Monday.
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Despite OPEC setting production ceilings and targets, the oil cartel's real production levels have always been a question mark, with compliance historically an issue for various member countries.
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Ben Carson could also be a question mark; he was leading Iowa polls a couple of months ago, but has slipped into the middle of the pack now.
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Perhaps unrelated to character count increases, Twitter found that the number of tweets with a question mark have increased by 30%, and overall, tweets are receiving more replies.
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A little like Facebook's reactions, Sapio lets users 'react' to other users' answers with a thumbs up, a heart, a question mark, exclamation mark, thumbs down, or HAHA.
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Your first thought might have been about King Arthur, creator of the Round Table, but there's a question mark there, so we're supposed to think outside the box.
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One could pick from any number of Bannon's one-liners, whack a question mark at the end, and interrogate it over the course of a few thousand words.
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However, a question mark would remain over AB InBev's more mature South Korean business, given that it had bought it back from private equity group KKR in 0.88823.
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Castro's death - which would once have thrown a major question mark over Cuba's future - seems unlikely to trigger a crisis as Raul Castro is firmly ensconced in power.
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His back story becomes one mystery that the filmmakers teasingly play against another question mark: Why are Eden and David so cagey about where they've been and why?
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Italy's subsequent move to sidestep the EU regime now raises a question mark over the entire framework and whether it can ever be used instead of taxpayer bailouts.
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He ranks below them because his jump shot is technically still a legitimate question mark, and it's impossible to crown someone who's yet to win a playoff series.
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"American actions and statements now leave people feeling that it's provoking tense emotions, and it makes people put a big question mark over American motives," Ms. Fu said.
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I think the big question mark in our heads as we were arguing for common ground was what do rank-and-file Democrats do when they see this?
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The past few months for the troubled Canadian drugmaker have also put a question mark over its overall strategy of rapid acquisition-driven expansion and aggressive price hikes.
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In the UK's case there's a question mark about whether any changes in EU law would apply, given the country is in the process of leaving the bloc.
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Paris sees an opportunity in Britain's vote to leave the European Union, the regulatory implications of which place a question mark over London's place as Europe's financial centre.
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Back in 2017, a bug in the iPhone's iOS 11.1 software caused the letter "I" to be automatically changed to a capital letter "A" with a question mark.
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As the new coronavirus spreads internationally and the more creative (or paranoid) among us are threat-mapping our daily routines, gyms have become a big, fat question mark.
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He accuses them of demonstrating bureaucratic ineptitude, neglecting young talent and taking a cavalier attitude toward antidoping controls that have left a question mark hanging over many riders.
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The hitting was to be expected of a lineup boasting Stanton, Sanchez, Gregorius and Aaron Judge, but the pitching, especially the starting pitching, has been a question mark.
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The unexpected changes raise a new question mark over McConnell's ability to deliver a Senate proceeding perfectly aligned with Trump's preferences, as McConnell has publicly pledged to do.
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Most areas we intended to pass through in Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland and South Africa were relatively safe for drivers, northern Mozambique being the one question mark.
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Perhaps the biggest question mark in the January debate isn't who will be on the stage but rather what else will be happening at the same time: impeachment.
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You might hear "That's my cue!" in the wings of a theater, but with that question mark, you're more likely to hear it in a POOL HALL. 24D.
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But Lynch pulled a bait-and-switch in the final hour, antagonizing the audience with an endless, wordless drive before undoing it all with one last boldfaced question mark.
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A question mark hangs over the position of U.S. President Donald Trump, whose public comments have signaled he is more concerned with fighting Islamic State than with removing Assad.
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"I would certainly go over nuclear weapons ... and I would keep the other a question mark," Trump said, referring to the possibility of military action to protect oil supplies.
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The GT350 hasn't received the styling updates that debuted on the rest of the 7003 Mustang lineup , which had put a question mark over its future in the lineup.
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At this stage, the two biggest question mark romances are between aunt-nephew duo Jon Snow and Daenerys Targeryen, and the large-and-in-charge warriors Tormund and Brienne.
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And what was meant as a triumphant reclamation of a film studio's history has turned into a giant question mark about whether the whole endeavor is worth the effort.
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The party's leader, Nigel Farage, who briefly made an appearance at the count, retreated with his tail between his legs and a question mark hanging over his political project.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Torrey DeVitto, who plays all-around question mark Melissa Hastings on the series, will make her triumphant return to the show during Season 7B.
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A combination of factors has put a question mark over the oil sector's desirability as an investment, chiefly environmental considerations and ambitions for a world powered by electric vehicles.
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" When asked if the incident spelled the end of the Syria deal between Moscow and Washington, Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin said: "This is a very big question mark.
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It shared a photo of all the sizes Sriracha comes in, from a 28-ounce bottle to the mini key chain size, followed by a big red question mark.
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Like the rest of us, Kevin has no idea how many 5711s are out there, and that question mark makes betting on the future value of this watch challenging.
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Snoke's backstory was a huge question mark, and fans expected some sort of answer, just as they expected significance in Rey's parentage, and the ongoing adventures of Captain Phasma.
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"We were very prescriptive," says Madden, who described one slide in the presentation as simply a picture of a large question mark meant to highlight Facebook's lack of transparency.
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But the biggest question mark hanging over the negotiation may be the future of U.S. trade and environmental policy after Donald Trump takes over the White House in January.
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There are only a few constants on every run—running, jumping, dodging—and everything else is a question mark, from what weapons will drop to how those weapons scale.
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This poses some questions for Tesla's balance sheet, which has always been a big question mark for the company as it begins to ramp production of the Model 21.
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Head coach Mike Zimmer refused to give Kalil a vote of confidence, meaning the Vikings are going into training camp with a huge question mark at a critical position.
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With the quarterback situation a question mark following the injury to Luton, look for Oregon State to lean on Nall, at least early in the game while it's close.
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Witherspoon may be a big question mark, but we're more optimistic that Selma Blair, who seems pretty comfortable on TV right now as Kris Jenner on The People vs.
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That's a question mark in any case, but it will only really work with so-called entitlement reform to curb the growth in spending of Medicare and Social Security.
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"It leaves a question mark about the second half of 2018 and about the commitment of Russian oil companies, which will be price dependent," Petromatrix strategist Olivier Jakob said.
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Analysts point out global supplies of wheat are ample, but the high-protein wheat grown in the U.S. northern Plains and Canadian prairie provinces is the big question mark.
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Right now my performance at the AMA's (sic), the Netflix documentary and any other recorded events I am planning to play until November of 2020 are a question mark.
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Emad Mostaque, co-chief investment officer at Capricorn Fund Managers, told CNBC on Tuesday that there was a question mark over whether the crown prince could go too far.
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"Right now my performance at the AMAs, the Netflix documentary and any other recorded events I am planning to play until November 2020 are a question mark," she said.
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"This is such an over-owned company and this gives them an excuse to say 'Maybe I'll trim some back because it adds a new question mark'," he said.
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Elizabeth Warren's bid to navigate a middle course between Sanders and Biden didn't fare much better, and the future of her campaign is a major question mark moving forward.
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"If Renault abstained on the governance reform proposals, it would put a big question mark on Saikawa's ability to manage Nissan as its chief executive," one Nissan source said.
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It will also question Mark Judge, a friend of Kavanaugh who Ford said witnessed the assault, and Leland Keyser and P.J. Smyth, who she said were at the gathering.
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The major question mark going into 2020, assuming Trump is the Republican nominee, is whether Hispanic opposition to his presidency will prevent a recurrence of the Florida 2018 phenomenon.
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"I see a big question mark on calling an election in the midst of the North Korean situation being so critical," she said during a news conference on Monday.
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Take note of the question mark at the end of the clue: "Burning desire?" is not something you yearn for, but the act of ARSON (the desire to burn).
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Another big question mark is the issue of immigration, which has helped make a deal on the spending caps elusive and played a central role in last month's shutdown.
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But with that question mark there, we need to be thinking about another type of home page, and this one has to do with an actual home or abode.
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" The poem describes the bird forming its neck into "a question mark" to feed on fish between its motionless legs "that rise like reeds to a distant body above.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Dry summer weather is causing sudden damage to wheat crops in European Baltic Sea countries, putting a question mark over wheat export supplies, experts said on Friday.
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Moreover, Merkel would have failed twice at forming a coalition after a previous attempt with other parties collapsed in November, putting a big question mark over her own future.
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He is direct and self-effacing; she is more willing to make herself something of a character, the crescendo of her sentences often ending on an incredulous question mark.
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With that question mark, "Tank top?" goes from being an article of clothing to a GAS CAP, because the cap sits at the top of the gas tank. 16A.
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If you do not know why you are taking a medication, put a question mark next to it so you can learn about it when you see your pharmacist.
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After the single mother was laid off from her job as a graphic designer at a newspaper during the Great Recession, her path forward was a giant question mark.
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The issue is a highly emotive one in Germany and in its Tuesday edition, top-selling tabloid newspaper Bild raised a question mark over Kukie's future in the government.
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"It's another worrisome question mark," said another buyer, who noted that such costs could be problematic over time, especially for those who have to explain them to public shareholders.
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Instead, it refers to the rear of the plane, also called the AFT (the front is called the fore.) ■ 45A: When you see a clue like "Like Beethoven's Symphony No. 7," it is usually a call for the musical key, in this case "IN A." ■ 3D: Without the question mark, "Crack investigators?" could refer to their level of expertise, but today (with the question mark) it refers to investigators who investigate crack.
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Philosophers have previously tried to invent a marker for irony—a backwards question-mark or an upside-down exclamation point, for example—before online types succeeded with the sarcastic ~tilde~.
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Albeit, at this stage in the research, there is still a question mark over whether the cooling requirements of utilizing superconductors will result in less energy consumption overall or not.
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"Given that some of the authors do have a tie to the pasta industry, it just raises a question mark for me: Why the unwarranted focus on pasta?" she said.
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Wideout Terrelle Pryor was placed on injured reserve, tight end Jordan Reed remains a question mark and the offensive line could be without three starters and the top two centers.
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" -Alex Kurtzman #SDCC22018 #StarTrekDiscovery â€" Star Trek: Discovery (@startrekcbs) July 22019, 22018 A question mark had hung over Spock's potential appearance in the show since the end of Season 1.
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For John Peel, the former deckhand who police and prosecutors suspected of committing the grisly slayings, the mystery is something else: a question mark that still hangs over his head.
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I think the big question mark is the role of the Palestinian Authority (PA) because one of the main functions of the Abbas regime is to prevent any organized resistance.
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She came to Melbourne without having completed a set in four months with a question mark over a knee injury and received medical attention twice during her match against Sharapova.
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The Chinese market has been another question mark for Apple in recent years, although Chief Executive Tim Cook has assured investors he's very bullish on the Asian nation longer term.
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It makes sense that smelters in the targeted regions have been maxing out production ahead of the winter cuts, another question mark left hanging over the official monthly production snapshot.
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Laurel admits it was Wes, not she, who shot Annalise, then keeps nudging the breakup idea upon Frank with question-mark eyes, clearly not wanting to walk out the door.
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"The big question mark is whether Cox or Villaraigosa will be second place," said Eric McGhee, a research fellow at the Public Policy Institute of California, a nonpartisan think tank.
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It's had its first big question mark in WeWork, but meanwhile it's attracting investment outside of proptech-focused funds, and landlords are much more actively investing in and using technology.
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While Trump is a giant question mark on the world stage, NBC News' Chief Global Correspondent looks at major international challenges the president-elect faces upon inauguration on Jan. 20.
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For a long time, there has been a sort of question mark hanging over Lil Yachty's head with regards to the matter of whether he can actually, you know, rap.
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But the balance is now tilted towards the view that we're going to get a Conservative majority, so now it's just a question mark of the size of that majority.
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It remains to be seen how these would be implemented and the choices available to consumers shopping outside their county – just another question mark as we head toward open enrollment.
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With a question mark hanging over how workable a coalition comprising two former bitter enemies will turn out to be, the desire for political stability topped some people's wish list.
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It was sent to Vox culture editor Jen Trolio and then forwarded through several other editors at this website and then turned up in my inbox with a question mark.
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There you'll start to see some wordplay in the clues and other tricks that will follow you the rest of the week, like clues that end in a question mark.
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"On time" could mean punctual, but with the question mark, it takes on a different meaning: When you have something "on time," it means you've borrowed or purchased it temporarily.
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Another question mark for Canada, which sends about 75 percent of its exports to the United States, is long-running talks to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The word "Default" can mean a failure to fulfill an obligation but, read another way — and with a question mark on the end — it means to relieve something of faults.
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An iPhone feature called Tapback lets users choose from a selection of reactions — a heart (love), thumbs up (like), thumbs down (dislike), "haha" (laugh), exclamation (emphasized), or question mark (questioning).
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"At the time I was very much convinced that Iran would open up fast - but now I would put a question mark over the 'fast'," she told Reuters from Zurich.
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You have seen the curve of your brother's body being shot in broad daylight, folding like a question mark as if to askIf the world even cares about your story.
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The military aid component is another big question mark: as of now, there are no conclusive strands linking the delay in getting that funding to Ukraine and the Biden issue.
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The European Central Bank decided not to disclose the outcome of stress tests on smaller banks - so there is a question mark over the Veneto banks' exact state of health.
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You would think that "Tank top" for GAS CAP would get a question mark, but it really is a topper for a tank of gas, so no extra hint there.
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She is, as always, a bit more of a question mark, bearing a mysterious plaster cast and nursing the hurt of losing her baby Lily (how, we still don't know).
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Matys, who expected any U.S. interest rate increases to be gradual and tax reforms to be modest, said there was still a question mark on whether the dollar rally would last.
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The Taliban kept Mullah Omar's death secret for more than two years, and, while Afghan officials appear confident that Monsour is dead, the lack of confirmation leaves a troubling question mark.
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Although Ilieva's cryptocurrency investments have paid off, she's smart not to make them her primary focus since digital currency is "still so volatile and still such a question mark," Capalad says.
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" Leslie Berlin, a historian of technology at Stanford: "[T]he question Mark Zuckerberg is dealing with is: Should my company be the arbiter of truth and decency for two billion people?
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The couple told Business Insider they had planned to grow old and die in their custom-built home — but SpaceX's arrival in September 2014 put a giant question mark on everything.
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"If we were all on trial for our thoughts, we would all be hanged," she says, confessing that she thought of committing the murders, but leaving her participation a question mark.
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A Tile representative pointed out that a hiring freeze was not announced, so the 10 hires that were reportedly prevented from taking place are still a bit of a question mark.
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Carson Palmer's health is a question mark for the second time in three weeks as the Arizona Cardinals prepare to host the Seattle Seahawks on in a crucial NFC West matchup.
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The Conservative party faces a question mark over who will replace Cameron, while Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn lost a non-binding no-confidence vote within his own party, according to Reuters.
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Their fifth album, their first in four years, a record many thought would never happen since their hiatus back in 211 left the band's future shadowed by a looming question mark.
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Japan has so far struggled to come up with its own design for a new aircraft, raising a question mark over the country's first jet fighter program since the F-2.
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With Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas thought likely to uphold the law, the main question mark after the oral argument was, as usual, Anthony Kennedy.
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"The biggest question mark regarding this investment will be the Hungarian labor market ... it is already very hard to find 1,000 employees, let alone in 2 years from now," he said.
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If there were to be an endgame, then yes, you have the question mark of is she [the] 'Jane' [destined to become the love of H.G.'s life] or isn't she?
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The emergence of charismatic teenage talents like Bianca Andreescu and Coco Gauff was reassuring for the future of the sport, whose relevance to younger, entertainment-saturated audiences remains a question mark.
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Just like low-rise jeans and intense midriff was a fad in the early 2000s, being a racial question mark with curves draped in Fashion Nova is what's hot right now.
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Steen explains how they found him: "One of our managers used to be in this band called Elastica?" he says, with a question mark that makes you feel 100 years old.
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"But if I'm just looking to type out a musician's name and only need six characters, I don't care if a font doesn't have a question mark or lowercase," he says.
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Despite the huge scale of the attack, why Mr. Paddock carried it out remained a huge and haunting question mark, said Steven B. Wolfson, the district attorney in Clark County, Nev.
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" From a God's-eye height we look down at the spot where the Connecticut River, flowing around an island-like land mass, creates a question-mark shape known as the "Oxbow.
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While she will take three goalkeepers to France, the position remains a major question mark for a squad that relied on Hope Solo in every major tournament for the last decade.
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"Thank you to everyone who boycotted this auction...the presence of the head of FIFA is a major question mark...our holy sites are not for sale," Aboutrika wrote on Twitter.
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When the man agreed to plead guilty in January, the prosecutor, Ryan Finkel, told Judge Gregory H. Woods that the man's identity was still uncertain — "a question mark," Mr. Finkel said.
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Four years later, though, his health is suddenly a big question mark surrounding a team that is relieved to have advanced but showed little offensive threat with him off the field.
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There is also a question mark over how the sentences will be served, since the Supreme Court confirmed the right of the Catalan regional authorities to manage their own prison system.
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For institutional investors that are used to having money safely stored or FDIC insured, where they would put their high-paying clients' cryptocurrency is said to be the biggest question mark.
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"Ham go-with?" surely needed a pun, given the question mark, so my mind went to ham radio and truckers; Mr. Guzzetta was referring to those "hams" who seek the spotlight.
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When or even if she will return to the court remains a question mark, but she has already made an indelible stamp on tennis in particular and on sports in general.
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Mr. Trump's level of engagement has been a major question mark as congressional leaders have tried to sell the proposal in the face of stinging opposition from a number of directions.
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TV+ PricingWe have a good idea of how much Apple Arcade will cost ($210.2) thanks to a 210to5Mac report, but there's still a big question mark when it comes to TV+.
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I knew it would be wordplay because of the question mark, so I was mentally riffing on what kind of "slice of one's workday" we were supposed to be imagining. Pizza?
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Unless you've been frequenting the dark corners of the internet where people trade in spoiler rumors, the final chapter in the "Skywalker Saga" is, by and large, a giant question mark.
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She makes a study of the genre, underlining what goes into a good death notice: friends (she has none), family (a question mark), and something unusual, a so-called wild card.
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It usually went like this: In a compact rental car considered midsize only by some rental company's dubious standards, I would adjust the driver's seat to fit my question-mark frame.
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With a question mark at backup point guard and Cavs head coach Tyronn Lue wanting to restrict LeBron's minutes, Irving should have the ball in his hands a ton this year.
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While it may be a discount from its previous valuation, MongoDB still finally getting out the door amid a time when the so-called "IPO window" is more of a question mark.
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Joan Alker, a Medicaid expert at Georgetown University who follows Florida closely, told me that Scott would likely be amenable to the proposal, but the Senate is more of a question mark.
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As a symbol of the protest movement, the meme evolved further, becoming a Trump chicken sitting on top of an egg covered in dollar signs with a question mark on the front.
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A question mark also remains over the role the Chinese will play at the company after the IPO, although Pirelli has repeatedly said ChemChina has taken a passive approach to its management.
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"What I really wanted to do was find a really good cliffhanger," executive producer Steve Blackman told Entertainment Weekly about ending the Umbrella Academy's first season on such a massive question mark.
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If she failed to do so, she said he would send her a message on WhatsApp with just a question mark, and would ask her in the morning why she hadn't responded.
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The biggest question mark will be consumer demand for vaping products amid the concerns surrounding the recent lung illnesses in the US, where suspicion has fallen on black market THC vaping products.
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"The removal of the trade question is helping to lift this market because it removes a major question mark," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth LLC in New York.
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Between the lines: The reimposition of these sanctions was long expected, but one major question mark was whether Trump would cut Iranian banks off from SWIFT, the network for global financial transactions.
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Chicago corn and soybean prices rose as weekend rain in the U.S. Midwest kept the focus on waterlogged conditions that have disrupted planting and put a question mark over this year's harvest.
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Kameelah Janan Rasheed's woodblock print "Punctuated Blackness" (2013) repeats the word "black" followed by various punctuation marks, to show how a colon, question mark or exclamation point invokes rational analysis or outrage.
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"There's a big question mark over whether they can rebalance towards a more consumption led growth model," Will Ballard, head of emerging market and Asia Pacific equities at Aviva Investors, told CNBC.
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"The Fed has signalled what its next policy steps will be, but there's also a question mark as to what happens if the data improves," said Rabobank fixed income strategist Matthew Cairns.
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The Supreme Court ruling that allowed President Donald Trump to put his travel ban into effect made a key modification that left a big question mark over the status of refugees applicants.
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It's a question mark as to whether the Saudis and other producers of heavy crude could actually make up those volumes, especially if the loss of Venezuelan crude is also factored in.
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JC: Well, of course we have been listening to Trump, everybody has been listening to Trump, but as I mentioned before, the question mark is no more only a question on government.
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There are several leading contenders among the crowded GOP group, but which one could win the second-place spot to make the runoff is a big question mark going into Election Day.
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The investigations aren't likely to be concluded for a number of months, meaning that even if Staley clears Wednesday's shareholder hurdle, a question mark will remain over him for the time being.
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What happens: Ant-Man and the Wasp closes with the usual reassurance that "Ant-Man and the Wasp will return"... and then, a beat later, finishes it off with a question mark.
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A strong result for Vox at a regional level could place a question mark over educational programs such as Madrid's that have been run by various regions over the past few years.
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When an individual's life trajectory is a question mark, it can be harder for her to plan for it, said Sarah Raposo, a researcher at the Stanford University's Life-span Development Laboratory.
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The Warriors have a deadly seven-man rotation with Iguodala and Livingston coming off of the bench, but for the moment, the rest of their lineup is a pretty big question mark.
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The starting pitching is the much larger question mark, and the main reason to think that, while the Cubs can readily make the playoffs, they may be outclassed once they get there.
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The episode ends with a question mark that lands like an exclamation point, as Abar's car, the one that was whisked skyward with Will Reeves inside, comes crashing down next to Laurie.
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Belgium's defense had been the question mark — one key piece, Thomas Vermaelen, had been suspended and another, Jan Vertonghen, had been injured — and Wales knew that the back line could be breached.
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He is a question mark, a lethal void whose immateriality makes an agonizing contrast to the men and women he shot, those who died as well as those who suffered and survived.
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While Trump is a giant question mark on the world stage, NBC News' Chief Global Correspondent Bill Neely looks at major international challenges the president-elect faces upon inauguration on Jan. 20.
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But technology aside, given the enormous energy required to generate waves of this size and power, long-term financial sustainability remains the biggest question mark for the future of terraformed surf parks.
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Again, whether or not the supplement contains enough of a given ingredient to do any good, or just enough to make the tub's label look sexy, is often a big question mark.
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European politicians like Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Hungary or Czech President Milos Zeman are open admirers of Mr. Putin, and President Trump's relations with the Kremlin are a major question mark.
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Like in this case, we know if you put a period at the end of a sentence, or a question mark, there's things that we can do to make that sound natural.
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"The causal link is kind of a big question mark," said Caitlin Myers, an associate professor of economics at Middlebury College, who teaches a class on unplanned parenthood in the United States.
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The F.B.I. will question Mark Judge, a close friend of Judge Kavanaugh's who is said to have been in the room when the judge allegedly assaulted Christine Blasey Ford in high school.
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The coronavirus outbreak, whose breadth and duration remains a disquieting question mark, is forcing international companies across nearly every industry to face a stark reality: Business will not go on as usual.
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Dear Diary: She lies on her side, knees pulled up and back curved over, her bag on the subway floor just below her bare feet turning her into a quiet question mark.
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There was a time when the music mogul, who lived upstairs from the store, would regularly text Mr. Moss — no words, just a photo of a vase, say, with a question mark.
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And it is still a big old question mark just how the many, many votes that are standing between us and former national security advisor, John Bolton testifying, will actually pan out.
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The resignations further complicate that process, and put a question mark over whether she can get the backing of parliament for her Brexit plans and whether there may be a leadership contest.
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And no matter how far the impeachment proceedings go, this is yet one more question mark clouding the outlook for the longest economic expansion and the longest bull market in American history.
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Whether that feeling of gratitude extends beyond Virginia's political class is a great question mark: The scattered public polls testing Mr. Bloomberg's appeal to Democratic primary voters have not been particularly encouraging.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A big question mark hangs over Vincenzo Nibali's form as the 2014 Tour de France champion targets a second Giro d'Italia title when the three-week race starts on Friday.
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"We have read the (Five Star-League government) contract and the big question mark is where are they going to get the money," Angelo Media, head of equities at Banor SIM said.
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Skipping up to the top of the grid, I got ON TV, ODIST, ALKALIS (I knew to think of chemical bases primarily because of the question mark in the clue), and OTTER.
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But her appointment still needs approval from the European Parliament, and European Council President Donald Tusk said there was a huge question mark over whether the assembly would endorse the jobs package.
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But perhaps the biggest question mark is over whether Donald Trump will raise the issue of human rights with Duterte, whose war on drugs has, by many accounts, left thousands of civilians dead.
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Apple rolled out an update that included a glitch that caused every iPhone in the world to replace the word "i" with a capital A and a question mark in a square symbol.
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But while its fate and the fate of triple star planets across the universe remains a question mark, that shouldn't stop us from imagining what life on such a world would be like.
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That makes it very easy to raise the specter of criminals or terrorists hiding within the caravan — to use any question mark to paint the whole caravan as a faceless and threatening mass.
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ABOUT THE KINGS: Alec Martinez is a question mark for Game 2 as he left the opener after blocking a shot late in the second period and did not return for the third.
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"A big question mark is whether those (medium-term budget) figures are sustainable or whether they could be revised higher, which is our fear," said Sergey Dergachev, senior portfolio manager at Union Investment.
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Not only does his notorious reluctance to take his training seriously render him a question mark every time he steps into the Octagon, but lately, he's also shown himself to be quite beatable.
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Top economists say a recession is now on the cards, prompting fears of higher unemployment, falling consumer confidence and as a result, lower housing demand and a question mark over housebuilders' future profitability.
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"The place that we have the biggest question mark is in trade and making sure we navigate this dispute with China and then not pick other disputes that disrupt the marketplace," Fritz said.
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At home, a question mark remains around the strength of consumer spending as Australian households are saddled with a mountain of debt while wage growth is crawling at its slowest pace on record.
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Hall's hook kick strikes on the open side against an orthodox opponent, where the Brazilian / question mark kick would still have to come over the opponent's shoulder which can get in the way.
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A question mark has hung over the race's future since Silverstone invoked a break clause in 2017 that meant this year's grand prix would be the last unless a new contract was agreed.
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First we have a "Highly rated bond," which is AAA, the top rating for the financial market product, and then we have "Highly rated Bond?" with the capital B and the question mark.
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Nevertheless, the fourth season represented a solid bounce back after the third, and there was an old-fashioned quality to the unambiguous triumph of good over evil without a wink or question mark.
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DEMAND WEAKNESS That may help mitigate any loss of production in China and places a question mark over how much further the price can rise after its initial reaction to the Chinese announcement.
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"The way it's enforced and implemented today and the way it might be enforced and implemented in a year is a big question mark," added Lance Noble, the chamber's policy and communications manager.
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But the much larger question mark hanging over Bailey is that its parent, Consol Energy, wants to get out of the coal mining business and focus on its more profitable natural gas operations.
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Following the scandal, Bollore stepped into the role of CEO at Renault, telling CNBC in March that there was no "question mark" hanging over his firm's alliance with Japanese firms Nissan and Mitsubishi.
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But Chapman's health is a huge question mark at this point, which would be a blow to Chicago's hopes of overcoming what had been a three-games-to-one lead in the Series.
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"I know what they've just gone through, that loneliness, the isolation, the big black question mark on the horizon," said Jeffrey Fowle, who was imprisoned in North Korea for four months in 2014.
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No offense to Steven McRae, the Australian ballet dancer playing Skimbleshanks, but what's gained by using him in this role is offset by the lost opportunity to cast another pop-cultural question mark.
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Though he didn't name Iran like some in his cabinet, his implication that the US would attack whomever Saudi Arabia wants the US to attack was a real question mark for some observers.
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Consider 30 Down's OIL FUTURES — if we clued it as [They provide energy to commodities traders], it might get a question mark or it might not, depending on the day of the week.
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Formula One Review Valtteri Bottas, who began the year with Mercedes as a big question mark, spent the season erasing those doubts, helping the team win its fourth constructors' championship in a row.
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DURANT A QUESTION MARK Golden State's Kevin Durant missed practice because of a strained left calf and is questionable for Wednesday's Game 2 against Portland, which again will be without center Jusuf Nurkic.
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It's an emoji-to-text translator: On one end, someone types a string of emoji or pre-set "sentences," such as a smiley face followed by a thumbs-up and a question mark.
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The main question mark is whether Spain, seeing Brexit as an opportunity to swing the EU's weight behind its 300-year campaign to reclaim Gibraltar from Britain, can be persuaded to remain patient.
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YouTube got beat up last year when people discovered, people's a good question mark around that, or a good parenthetical around that, there were crummy ads on YouTube sometimes next to clean content.
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Commenting on Netanyahu's remarks, Polish President Andrzej Duda raised a question mark over a two-day summit in Jerusalem next week of the four central European nations - Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
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"It's not yet really crystallized as a clear model on how start-ups should go to work with government ... but there is definitely a question mark as to what the new administration will do."
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While we know how Gomez and Swift met one another (through their mutual, one-time love of Jonas brothers), how David and the rest of the squad got acquainted is a big question mark.
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And it took me awhile to realize his question mark meant no; it's what other people would do with an X, but he was so respectful of other writers that he didn't do that.
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"Because of his Asperger's, OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) and other psychological conditions there is a question mark over whether he's fit to plead and to undergo the trial process in the States," she said.
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The big question mark is if it can sustain this momentum and keep those Metacritic scores up with its content spending, which will help it attract new users both in the U.S. and abroad.
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QAMISHLI, Syria (Reuters) - An uneasy, defiant mood hangs over this Kurdish-controlled city, as rapid shifts in Syria's war place a question mark over the future of Kurdish self-rule in the country's northeast.
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"We believe that longer term, in order for production to be economical, oil prices need to go significantly higher, but it is a big question mark when and how that happens," Otterhaug told CNBC.
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This level established the format for every 2D Mario game that would follow it, and the animation includes it all, from punching Question Mark Blocks, to collecting 1-Up Mushrooms, and stomping on Goombas.
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Encouraging developments might be short-lived as the government's decision to cut the Haredim from the mainstream will put a question mark on Israel's ability to keep the tech engine running in the future.
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On bad days, I'd meet men who claimed they wanted a relationship, would get me in all nice and cozy, only to ghost a few days later, leaving me with a giant question mark.
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Now the consumer version of Loomo is about ready to ship ("in the weeks following CES"), and it still sounds fun after two years of incubation — although price is still a big question mark.
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Notably, Paydiant, the company that powered the CurrentC application for MCX, got acquired by PayPal last year — and that too may have left a question mark over how it would be developed going forward.
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Don't ever question Mark Cuban's work ethic -- 'cause the guy was so determined to make the Mavs a success after he bought the team, he PERSONALLY cold called hundreds of people to sell tickets.
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She starts out by breaking up with him, tries to make it work and when things seem to be going well she couldn't resist the Daniel-shaped question mark dangling along in her path.
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Sometimes I wish for a crystal ball or a divine spirit to tell me what is going to happen next but most of the time the giant question mark I live underneath is thrilling.
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" On last week's settlement with Waymo: The case "was a very, very significant distraction for our teams that are working on autonomy... It put [the autonomous driving team's] really good work under question mark.
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The question-mark was Justice Kennedy, who refused to kill Roe v Wade in 1992 but wrote a widely criticised opinion in a case upholding a federal ban on "partial-birth" abortion in 2007.
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"The big question mark is still the export demand and whether it will pick up a lot in the fourth quarter because of African Swine Fever," said Doug Houghton, analyst with Brock Associates Inc.
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Against his own wishes he has ejected Britain from Europe, he has intensified the divisions within his own party and he has raised a huge question mark once again over the union with Scotland.
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But a question mark still hangs over Ukraine's future: whether its leaders can bring the kind of transformation they promised voters after the 2014 Maidan street protests brought a Western-backed government to power.
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But he instantly becomes another question mark for a team that is suddenly banking on aging and expensive stars, including Derrick Rose, whom the Knicks acquired in a trade last week, and Carmelo Anthony.
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With no top-tier data this week, markets have plenty of time to mull the repeated disappointment on prices, which has cast a question mark over the Fed's confidence that inflation would soon rebound.
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The alt-right might be the most conspicuous proponents of "just" framings, but as the Harvard meme page case reveals, they are hardly the only group operating under the looming question mark of motive.
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Particularly following Western unease over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2017 and the war in Yemen, there has been a growing question mark over the future of the Saudi-Western alliance.
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"High-minded sort?" sounds like we're looking for a big thinker, but that question mark diverts us and we wind up with an AVIATOR, who certainly takes his or her mind high when flying.
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But it does risk becoming dependent on that question mark, turning it into a "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" obsession that overwhelms the rest of the storytelling and leaves a vacuum when it's finally settled.
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