Don't click the buy button, as they're quite possibly fake.
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Or, quite possibly, it could be none of these films.
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And quite possibly a lot of unregistered metal as well.
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The recently found bog butter is quite possibly still edible.
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Quite possibly not long enough to get another album out.
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It's quite possibly our last and best chance at survival.
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These plays are, quite possibly, McCraney's own sliver of self.
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Quite possibly — but I have to admit, it's a stretch.
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"He's quite possibly the biggest #Deadpool fan on earth," he wrote.
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"No, you're not," I said, knowing that quite possibly, he was.
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He has quite possibly saved us from norovirus, the flu, pinworms.
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And, quite possibly, a much bigger and more expensive US military.
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This time, it's quite possibly the most painful of them all.
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She is quite possibly the sweetest dog I have ever met.
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And, quite possibly, any cabinet ambitions in a Donald Trump administration.
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Peach is, quite possibly, the hottest color in makeup right now.
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That's because it's quite possibly the least concerning thing about him.
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Last Friday was quite possibly the most hungover I've ever been.
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It's quite possibly one of the sexiest sex scenes ever. 4.
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It was, quite possibly, the first rearview mirror on a motorcar.
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It's quite possibly the most advanced bionic arm in the world.
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Sharks are quite possibly the most feared animal of the planet.
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Warren Buffett is quite possibly the greatest investor of all time.
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Everyone. Including, quite possibly, the girl whose disappearance started it all.
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I was religious when I was young, quite possibly in reaction.
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I was religious when I was young, quite possibly in reaction.
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And it quite possibly will continue to be so after Jan.
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Think of it as quite possibly the world's biggest yard sale.
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And quite possibly too tall to make it as a ballerina.
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It is quite possibly the main news source for President Trump.
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"I think that could quite possibly be the scenario," she said.
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This twist is raising questions, stoking suspicions and, quite possibly, fueling rumors.
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Flooding will spread to other parts of Texas too, quite possibly Houston.
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"Trading Races" is quite possibly the blackest card game I've ever played.
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On abortion, I think it&aposs quite possibly that eventually Roe v.
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Beijing (CNN)China is quite possibly Donald Trump's favorite campaign-trail target.
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Voter registration databases have been penetrated, and quite possibly altered, by hackers.
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This is quite possibly the best mother-daughter costume pairing we've seen.
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Cicero declaim, and befriended a man he called Caelius, quite possibly the
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Stable inflation does not guarantee economic stability and, quite possibly, the opposite.
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And then Trump will quite possibly get one or two more appointments.
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She's also, quite possibly, the most magically beautiful dog in the world.
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This means that the iTunes of AR, quite possibly won't be iTunes.
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Quite possibly for a while -- at least in political or diplomatic terms.
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But, quite possibly, he didn't know how to run his own campaign.
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He is, quite possibly, the most mistake-prone superstar in NBA history.
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It would also quite possibly expose you to your ex's abuse again.
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LeBron James is quite possibly the best basketball player who's ever lived.
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That means that at some point, quite possibly between the night of Feb.
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Telensa is quite possibly a U.K. tech success story you haven't heard of.
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This is quite possibly the most diverse episode of food television ever produced.
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Quite possibly it could mean the disintegration of the European Union itself. Perhaps.
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Elopements aren't what they used to be: clandestine, quick, quite possibly in Vegas.
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Therefore you can communicate, and quite possibly, meet the love of your life.
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Quite possibly... and apparently, the truth is almost as strange as the fiction.
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"It was quite possibly the lowest production [cost] I've ever done," joked Bartle.
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It's quite possibly the greatest thing to happen to America since Donald Trump.
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It's quite possibly the quickest extension strategy around, but it doesn't come easy.
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But Shiraishi is quite possibly the best female rock climber in the world.
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This quite possibly marks the beginning of the end of the headphone jack.
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This is quite possibly the most polite car flip ever caught on camera.
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Wimbledon champion again and quite possibly the greatest British sportsman of all time.
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Quite possibly, nothing, as far as the merit of the tax cuts goes.
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The cost to the US is small at worst and quite possibly negative.
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Quite possibly the best pair of T-Shirts i have ever seen pic.twitter.
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That ended their four-game win streak and quite possibly their playoff hopes.
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Jeff Bezos: Amazon founder, world's richest person and quite possibly a hopeless romantic?
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Quite possibly, Mr. Ratmansky implies here that the Young Man becomes a choreographer.
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A person might easily get lost in that blank sandscape, quite possibly forever.
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It's the fastest most comforting food, and quite possibly the easiest to make.
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Michael Jackson was quite possibly the most famous entertainer of the 21992th century.
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To that end, we present quite possibly the easiest sorbet recipe ever created.
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This was, quite possibly, the worst one-for-one trade we'd ever seen.
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"Quite possibly the best Mario Kart course ever," concludes Chris in his assessment.
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And, far more significantly, it's quite possibly the future of how we consume sports.
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Quite possibly yes—but we won't know for sure until more fossils are recovered.
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I think quite possibly it's because it's right next door to their current headquarters.
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Quite possibly — Betty did get Hal that prison transfer, which allowed him to escape.
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It is now set to become a reality—and quite possibly a messy one.
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Quite possibly, the pace will be forced by the SPD's departure from the coalition.
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Johnson Controls is, however, the latest and quite possibly the most brazen tax dodger.
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In short, Uber was having quite possibly the worst year that it could have.
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Affection for the seasons is, quite possibly, the most fleeting of all love affairs.
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Well, Alex Kennedy's denim brand ALXVNDRA is quite possibly the reigning queen of that.
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The product addresses quite possibly the biggest ongoing issue with Bluetooth earbuds: battery life.
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In either case, Unidentified is quite possibly the most impressive UFO docuseries to date.
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"Quite possibly," Cummings told CNN when asked whether his committee would investigate Cohen's crimes.
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They're quite possibly the most lovely (read: envy-inducing) famous family of all time.
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Lyonne: Chloë is quite possibly the most loyal and loving and oddly maternal figure.
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And their bigotry was quite possibly shared by the majority of white Protestant Americans.
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The number that are not on these banned lists is, quite possibly, even larger.
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A journalist, she was Eleanor Roosevelt's devoted friend and quite possibly her great love.
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Quite possibly the moment leading up to Joey sending the strong purple guy emoji.
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Quite possibly his breakdown of yet another classic Biden gaffe (jump to 1:30).
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Jerry ended his set with a joke that quite possibly epitomizes his iconic career.
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Or, quite possibly, end as ignominiously as this much hyped fight of the decade.
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Had what happened on Exes never taken place, my decision quite possibly could've been different.
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Luke reminded us that he is quite possibly the most perfect man on the planet.
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It turned into quite possibly the most intense shouting match I had ever been in.
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Klitschko (64-5, 53 KOs) was in quite possibly the best shape of his career.
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The resulting drain of talent could stunt our growth and, quite possibly, sink the company.
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Quite possibly the smallest version of Tetris you'll ever playAs thin as a credit card?
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Three-year-old Athen Camacho is quite possibly the youngest sponsored skateboarder in the world.
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Memes are quite possibly the most fun facet of the modern, social media-fueled Internet.
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Kylie Jenner is quite possibly the most difficult of the Kardashians to keep up with.
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Not bad considering all the lives you will be saving—including, quite possibly, your own.
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But the 19-year-old had quite possibly the most chill reaction of them all.
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On the other side, it was a key argument, and quite possibly the key argument.
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It was quite possibly the last time they were out before being forced into quarantine.
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He can't, not without sacrificing his college eligibility and, quite possibly by extension, his scholarship.
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He just lies back: It was quite possibly the most wonderful drag of my life.
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To followers of Gary Janetti's Instagram account, the answers are yes, yes and quite possibly.
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It could be, quite possibly, the simplest and most effective way to update your home.
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To find them, she'll take a chance that could threaten her life, and quite possibly humanity.
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She's wearing a silky nightgown, while he's wearing, well, quite possibly nothing aside from Rebecca's comforter.
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The action-camera manufacturer has been quite possibly the worst tech IPO of the past year.
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AWS is quite possibly the future of Amazon, which explains why it was everywhere at re:MARS.
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"Growing up in the spotlight was quite possibly the worst for my self-esteem," she says.
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In fact, it's quite possibly the most obvious person on the planet: David Harbour's Chief Hopper.
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The effortless, tousled vibe is just as chic as the topknot and, quite possibly, even easier.
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This ongoing rule breakage has had disastrous consequences—including, quite possibly, the election of Donald Trump.
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America may be too young to die, but we are quite possibly too stupid to live.
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"She quite possibly was the nicest human being that I've ever met," Pasco told the affiliate.
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"She quite possibly was the nicest human being that I've ever met," Pasco told the station.
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They've been given what is quite possibly the most ridiculous plot in the show so far.
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Acer's Predator 22 X is quite possibly one of the most extravagant laptops we've ever seen.
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He hacked the FBI from inside the prison that the FBI quite possibly put him in!
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A Republican likely would have succeeded Roosevelt and quite possibly taken an ax to Social Security.
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They have the coolest coach Aliou Cissé is quite possibly the coolest coach in the tournament.
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This could quite possibly be the best high school graduation present any student could never expect.
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After all, she's got ambitions of her own, and quite possibly limited time to achieve them.
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Sometimes you're going to get tricked, quite possibly by young people, and never see it coming.
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Instead of buying a strange, quite-possibly larcenous dude's meal, she decided to call the cops.
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Exuberantly British and quite possibly off its rocker, "Hellboy" is a crack pipe of a movie.
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The result of all this is quite possibly destroyed careers, if not dismissal from the FBI.
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Now I slaved away on something that quite possibly no one (except my mom) would read.
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I'd say I am an authoritative and non-helicopter parent, while quite possibly an intensive parent.
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The battle for Steaua Bucharest is a complex tale of greed, money and, quite possibly, revenge.
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Either way, the bureau loses some of its internal influence, public stature or, quite possibly, both.
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"He always listens to my feelings," Luna says, in quite possibly the cutest baby voice ever.
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It's also quite possibly the closest we've gotten to matching that Classic Blue color exactly...oops.
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In March, Nintendo released quite possibly the best entry yet in its revered Legend of Zelda series.
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The biggest name in the light-heavyweight division (and quite possibly in boxing itself) is Sergey Kovalev.
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A fair warning: Johnson uses some bizarre phrases that are quite possibly of his own creation. Enjoy.
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It might involve long walks, long bus rides or, quite possibly, a swing through Manhattan by train.
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"It's quite possibly one of the most complicated decisions anyone would have to ever encounter," she said.
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Never mind that Curry had quite possibly contaminated his rudimentary test by double-dipping his Q-tips.
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But I think it is quite possibly the most important legislative policy idea of the 20013 election.
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These kids are holding onto a crazy, quite possibly unsustainable dream as hard as they possibly can.
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Not to be overly dramatic, but this is quite possibly the most egregious aspect of iOS design.
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And he's really good—quite possibly the best in the world over the last decade or so.
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Hate groups exist all across the United States—coming soon, quite possibly, to a neighborhood near you.
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Amazon Alexa is quite possibly one of the best things to ever happen to your smart home.
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What follows is quite possibly the most sustained, radical, and excruciatingly violent sequence in the show's history.
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Quite possibly the least sexy product in all of consumer electronics outside of the ever-ubiquitous dongle.
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She opted for a silky nightgown, while he wore, well, quite possibly nothing aside from Rebecca's comforter.
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In the books, Robb's marriage to Jeyne was a little more suspicious — and, quite possibly, a setup.
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The most gender, sexuality, race, religion, mental health inclusive show quite possibly ever, and you bloody cancel it.
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At 150 million years old, it's quite possibly the oldest potentially free-flying dinosaur that we know of.
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Take Your Dog to Work Day is, quite possibly, the most glorious non-official holiday of all time.
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The new PEN F is quite possibly the most retro mirrorless digital camera the company has ever created.
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Those three annoying dots are quite possibly either your most important source of hope or the ultimate disappointment.
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Wrong. Eating your drugs to avoid a possession charge is quite possibly the worst thing you could do.
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Quite possibly it'll just be another friction-laced distraction tactic, akin to Facebook's self-serving 'Hard Questions' series.
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Rick Scott was particularly blunt, telling residents to prepare for the state quite possibly taking a direct hit.
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When Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield broke up, fans' hearts were quite possibly more broken than their own.
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During Hollywood's biggest weekend, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani were quite possibly two of the busiest stars around.
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Other banks, even ones which did not get TARP funds, quite possibly might have offered a similar loan.
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The current edition of the Chicago Cubs are well out of the soup, and quite possibly (sorry) special.
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Actors and actresses alike are gearing up for quite possibly the biggest night of the year for them.
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Police believe Gacy murdered Haakenson shortly after he made that phone call home, quite possibly that same day.
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Quite possibly the greatest thing about this innovative new palette is that you can eat the brushes afterwards.
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Or, quite possibly, all those little drugstore palettes we've been buying add up more quickly than we realize.
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It plans to allow users to log into 1Password without typing in their (quite possibly complicated) master password.
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The study's authors also argue that it's quite possibly the earliest evidence of a human-caused primate extinction.
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Instagram and WhatsApp were both interesting companies that have had real, quite possibly positive impact on the world.
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Seasonal gift-wrapping associates quite possibly have one of the most festive, cheerful seasonal jobs on the market.
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Quite possibly, if you had education expenses, significant medical costs or made energy-efficient improvements to your home.
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The year was 1976 and John was quite possibly the biggest star in the world at that time.
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It is also the art of the elbow, quite possibly the deadliest weapon in a Thai boxer's armory.
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But we want to expand nationally, and quite possibly open soup kitchens and food banks of our own.
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And reality television being what it is, the scene the tape depicts was quite possibly staged or fabricated.
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But I also sneaked another look at the daughter: half asleep, clearly hung over and quite possibly high.
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When the coronavirus crisis passes, he added, life, and quite possibly the world economy, won't be the same.
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Starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys is quite possibly the most glamorous position in all of American sports.
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While HopCat is known for its alcohol, its French fries are quite possibly its most notable menu item.
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Creating what is quite possibly the most rock n roll moment the 21st century has seen to date.
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This is a horrible way to make policy and, in the case of health insurance, quite possibly nonsensical.
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He has said and done things that quite possibly make no legal sense at all, but it doesn't matter.
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After they heal, they will probably need physical and occupational therapy and, quite possibly, psychological counseling, the doctor said.
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We're mere days and quite possibly hours away from a world in which the Capitals are Stanley Cup champions.
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This all means that any bargain will face opposition in Congress and quite possibly even in Mr Trump's cabinet.
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For the invocation of Article 50 will open negotiations that will continue for two years, and quite possibly longer.
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Why would someone spend the time, and quite possibly money, to flood and influence a prediction site like this?
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They become close friends and quite possibly lovers, and he ended up being the sole executor of her estate.
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But it's Musk who will walk away with even more fans and, quite possibly, way more Model 3 orders.
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Big banks cut lending rates this week (quite possibly nudged by government, the largest shareholder of most of them).
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Quite possibly the first time the Duchess of Sussex has been called a "fat lady" and loved it pic.twitter.
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Should we be concerned that this is a man advising quite possibly the next leader of the United States?
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I Don't Care Bar and Grill is quite possibly the most aptly named restaurant in the history of man.
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Beyoncé broke the internet, and quite possibly the world, when she announced her pregnancy in the beginning of February.
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Today, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced how his platform will handle news, and it's quite possibly the stupidest solution imaginable.
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But it's OK, because, well, this is Sir Paul McCartney, quite possibly the most important musician who's ever lived.
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After the war ended, four of them—Hogue included—died young, quite possibly owing to exposure to nuclear radiation.
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His current "One on One" tour stops in Sioux Falls, S.D., Hershey, Pa., and quite possibly your living room.
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Quite possibly, the most dire health-care crisis facing America these days is the one we hardly hear about.
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Lady Dynamite Quite possibly the most bizarre television program Netflix has to offer, but also one of the best.
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In his LinkedIn profile, he says the shadow role was "quite possibly the best job that I've ever had."
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The Equifax data breach this week has quickly become recognized as the quite possibly the worst breach in history.
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It will also improve grid reliability, make it easier to recover from blackouts, and quite possibly cut energy bills.
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It's peculiar-to-Trump hyperventilation, an understandable response to such an indecent president but quite possibly a tactical mistake.
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In his head or heart, and quite possibly both, Anthony has to by now know that D'Antoni was right.
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If they did, it would do much to improve our understanding of poverty — and quite possibly, support realistic solutions.
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Deflategate, or at least the level of hysteria it reached, was quite possibly the dumbest controversy in sports history.
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It's also quite possibly the 90s' smartest dumb comedy about the seductive qualities of suburban conformity and the American Dream.
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Photo: MijenteOutside Amazon's Seattle headquarters today, protesters arrived wearing quite possibly the most terrifying Halloween costume imaginable: Jeff Bezos's face.
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In it, she takes us up close and personal with quite possibly the healthiest, shiniest curls we've seen in awhile.
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What followed is quite possibly the start of a reckoning about race and identity at the upstate New York school.
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It's Amazon's ace-in-the-hole, its dark horse, and quite possibly its endgame, if there is such a thing.
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"It could, quite possibly, change the emotional relationship you have with food, and with your body," the website says. Damn.
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"Sandra is quite possibly the smartest, most fun, most energetic and cool woman I've ever worked with," Saltzman tells PEOPLE.
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We are painting with revolutionary, experimental technology, one that could quite possibly shape the future of media and creative design.
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The 19-year-old singer seems to have broken her arm at quite possibly the worst time of the year.
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At minimum he was a powerful man who abused that power, and he was quite possibly much worse than that.
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Thomas Rhett Akins and his high school sweetheart, wife Lauren Akins, are quite possibly the cutest couple in country music.
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Because, they are the heart of any good sports soirée and quite possibly the soul food of the Super Bowl.
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But "if you ate that, I'm mightily impressed" is indicative (the "if" clause indicates something that is quite possibly true).
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It's quite possibly the most peculiar beer event I have ever been to, but definitely one of the most memorable.
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They are instead a kind of usurpation of a longer and quite possibly richer human practice of mobility and freedom.
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If war should come, that would put nearby U.S. and allied forces at a significant disadvantage, quite possibly outgunned entirely.
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Yet the phrase has created backlash for some celebrities and politicians, and quite possibly fevered arguments on your Facebook feed.
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This is real: Pikachu being made an Ambassador by the Japanese Foreign Minister is quite possibly my favourite photo pic.twitter.
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"These voters have already had their lives (and, quite possibly, their homes) turned upside down by Hurricane Matthew," he said.
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That's a big enough idea to fund scores of companies, and quite possibly set up the next Silicon Valley boom.
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I started going to therapy about five years ago, and it was quite possibly the best decision I ever made.
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It will have quite possibly impacted on things like increased cholesterol, increased risk of a fatty liver, accelerating heart disease.
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Measles, quite possibly the most contagious virus on the planet, is back with a vengeance across Europe and North America.
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She is Joe's next "you," and quite possibly the object of his affection going into the show's promised third season.
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A royal wedding dress is one of the most prestigious commissions in British fashion — and quite possibly the most discreet.
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"The new building does have a pool, but it won't be ready for like six months" — or, quite possibly, longer.
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But he would surely have to promise both parties a softer Brexit, and quite possibly a second referendum on its terms.
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The 19-year-old wore quite possibly the sexiest jacket ever for the Disco Collection Fashion Show, curated by Carine Roitfeld.
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And this year's stumping has made for quite possibly the single greatest source of bizarre food happenings in quite some time.
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Unfortunately for China, and quite possibly everyone else, it will probably be too little too late for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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"'Chicken n Dump' is quite possibly the best name I've ever heard for a song," Osborne says of the new cut.
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If Clinton is smart, she can paint Trump as, quite possibly, the least inclusive presidential candidate this country has ever seen.
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It's also quite possibly the only beauty product that can make you look completely put-together in a matter of seconds.
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Americans' love for the British accent is quite possibly the glue in one of the tightest diplomatic relationships in world history.
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It was also quite possibly the greatest excuse anyone's ever given for not handing a piece of work in on time.
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That's right, it's officially time for Ulta's Gorgeous Hair Event — quite possibly one of the biggest hair sales of the year.
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The problem is not only that culture was displaced by what was quite possibly the craziest political campaign in American history.
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It's quite possibly one of the most Australian videos ever, but it has also landed one father in quite some trouble.
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The Surface Laptop is really nice — in fact, it's quite possibly the best piece of hardware to carry the Surface name.
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Clinton quite possibly cemented his victory in the 1992 presidential election by being empathetic where President George H.W. Bush was indifferent.
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Anyone who makes you feel worthless, anxious, or uninspired is wasting your time and, quite possibly, making you more like them.
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Ms. Mayer is exploring a sale of Yahoo, quite possibly along with selling off $1 billion and $3 billion in assets.
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Known as The Lute Player, it was worth tens of millions of dollars, quite possibly more than the entire declared estate.
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This sale was quite possibly the best realistic outcome the company could have expected and a huge win for all parties.
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"We are constantly working on financing, shareholders are supporting the company, but we are quite possibly considering different options," Fedorov said.
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Quite possibly — and that's something that should worry us, because it could contribute to the political chaos that Mr. Trump generates.
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Quite possibly one of the most horrifying moments is when you see that your iPhone charger to starting to tear apart.
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Within a decade or so, and quite possibly much sooner, China will surpass the United States as the world's largest economy.
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He is out for at least Game 1, and quite possibly longer, against Pittsburgh, which has won 14 of 16 games.
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The underlying spreads tension between LME stocks and off-market stocks is set to continue and, quite possibly, become more acute.
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That sharing is the essence of any celebration: coming together to honor traditions and, quite possibly, give rise to new ones.
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The Collatz conjecture is quite possibly the simplest unsolved problem in mathematics—which is exactly what makes it so treacherously alluring.
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Because what they're doing feels too painful, too private and quite possibly too close to your own home for public consumption.
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We asked if U.S. President Donald Trump — quite possibly the most famous tweeter of them all — would get the new feature.
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Colorado Avalanche Last season: 873-56-4, 48 points, dead last, quite possibly the worst season of the salary cap era.
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Ted Ginn — Quite possibly the most maligned No. 21 receiver of any Super Bowl team in memory, Ginn performed admirably on Sunday.
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The Otamatone, the brainchild of Japanese art group Maywa Denki, is quite possibly the best and cutest tiny instrument you've ever seen.
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Hank Scorpio, the much-loved boss of Globex Corporation from The Simpsons, is quite possibly the TV show's greatest ever guest character.
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Apple takes the data privacy of its users very seriously — quite possibly the most seriously of any major company in Silicon Valley.
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There are very few — and quite possibly zero — venture capitalists that have a better track record of predicting success than Peter Thiel.
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Quite possibly the restaurants, which range from hidden drive-ins to eats right on the beach to a party on your plate.
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Mr Foles's improbable success should serve as yet another reminder of the unpredictability—and quite possibly inefficiency—of the NFL's labour market.
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They would be shut out purely by accident of birth abroad — quite possibly because their parents were away serving the nation's interests.
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There's still one, sitting on between 40 and 50 percent of the LME copper stocks and, quite possibly, on the time spreads.
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So with a price tag of $500, this resurrected Apple Disk II, modernized by Etsy seller RetroConnector, is quite possibly a bargain?
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The combination of absolutely gorgeous visuals and familiar, but modernized gameplay makes the new Ratchet quite possibly the ideal video game remake.
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That's right: Zayn is pioneering a new, (quite possibly) never-before-seen type of undercut-meets-grunge look, and making it cool.
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Still, even with our Disney food obsession, we had no idea that Tokyo Disney has quite possibly the cutest dessert we've seen.
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If humanity realizes the best possible future, we could quite possibly usher in an era of unprecedented human flourishing, happiness, and value.
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U.S. sanctions on Russia require an expansion of risk horizons and, quite possibly, a repricing of Russian risk on certain specific commodities.
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Delay would mean a new American president, a new Congress, a new trade negotiator and quite possibly a new set of priorities.
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Hidden Figures tells stories from the early days of NASA that you've quite possibly never heard because almost no one's telling them.
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Though there is much debate over who created this style of popcorn, Garrett Popcorn Shops is quite possibly the most famous spot.
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"I'm sure on occasions when there is a gathering of the York family, Beatrice's stepson will quite possibly be included," Little said.
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The results are quite possibly the most magical smart home upgrade you've ever seen, and one that's not terribly difficult to build.
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And he's seemingly allowed his work to become paranormal fodder, quite possibly because he thinks Bigfoot, or something else, is abducting people.
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You care about this because Frye is a shooting big who will see playoff minutes in Cleveland, and quite possibly significant ones.
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Anxiety is quite possibly the defining characteristic for not only my own generation, but everyone alive at this particular time in history.
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That story is quite possibly more compelling than the one she and her friends set out to tell, all those years ago.
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You have an entirely unqualified president with autocratic instincts and dangerous advisers, who is quite possibly compromised by a malign foreign interest.
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Operatives suggested that Meehan's "recent troubles could quite possibly affect how Republicans [in the state Legislature] draw the new maps," Mikus said.
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The whistle-blower affair probably involves malfeasance by high government officials, quite possibly President Trump, that in some way threatens national security.
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Past March, markets will need to digest rising … core inflation and declining [purchase manager indexes], economic surprises and (quite possibly) earnings revisions.
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See This Steve Harrison is quite possibly the sole ceramist who molds his pieces 240 miles away from where he fires them.
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Quite possibly the latter: Hari has been dogged by injuries in the past and needed much time off between bouts to recuperate.
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It was BTS -- a seven-man South Korean mega-group which is quite possibly the biggest boy band in the world right now.
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To put it simply, it is the type of doughnut you'll need a knife, fork and quite possibly a few napkins to eat.
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So definitely not relevant in any way as Philip flies to Chicago to join Elizabeth on a risky, quite possibly doomed mission, right?
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"Quite possibly we won't see a return to a flood this weekend because the (weather) system does not look terribly imposing," Benjamin said.
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Car companies managed this remarkable feat because they ran—and continue to run—quite possibly the most sophisticated marketing operations on the planet.
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We asked Twitter if U.S. President Donald Trump — quite possibly the most famous tweeter of them all — would get the new feature. Nope.
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And while Apple has quite possibly made the most attractive speaker of the bunch, its speaker also takes up a bit more room.
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"Some of his output is so kooky and recondite that, quite possibly, it strays into the realm of conspiracy theory," the publication wrote.
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The Chanel Haute Couture show, held in Paris Tuesday morning, is quite possibly the most high end, exclusive runway show in the world.
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I've been using the G6 for the past several days, and it's a beautiful smartphone, quite possibly the nicest LG has ever built.
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Quite possibly the last revision of the aging hardware, the 23DS XL sits squarely in the middle of the 266DS lineup at $23.
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They are quite possibly the best musical Nebraska export this side of the album Nebraska, the song "Omaha," and… uh... Saddle Creek Records.
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It's quite possibly the worst resource-collecting game I've ever played on an iPhone, and it completely misses the point of fidget spinners.
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Let's give this week's honors to a guy who had a supporting role in quite possibly the biggest deadline trade of all time.
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Infrastructure will be an early test of their relative strength—and, quite possibly, of just how complicated and ugly it's going to get.
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Or, quite possibly, Matt Chamberlain, current acting chief executive and, on the LME "Street" at least, favorite to take the helm full time.
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If so, it will undoubtedly shape the outcome of the race for the White House, Senate and quite possibly the House of Representatives.
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In either case, the external world could well leave America behind and quite possibly default to Britain for moral leadership, at least temporarily.
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" The Anti-Defamation League has called Farrakhan, who has led the Nation of Islam since 1977, "quite possibly America's most popular anti-Semite.
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So all the signs are pointing toward Gen 3 launching soon, and quite possibly around (or as part of) a looming Halloween event.
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Within three weeks, those people could have two of those three things ... and quite possibly the third one could be on the way.
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Suddenly, without warning, Keshia flung herself on top of this man, shielding him from the increasingly violent attack, quite possibly saving his life.
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Now he is the first, and quite possibly the last, to sweep the 269 meters and the 20 meters in three consecutive Games.
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Within three weeks those people could have two of those three things ... and quite possibly the third one could be on the way.
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Performed in German by a largely non-Jewish cast, this is quite possibly the most convincing — and least embarrassingly cliché-ridden — "Fiddler" imaginable.
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I let her know that such an English-only workplace requirement is quite possibly illegal on both the state and the federal levels.
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The mission quite possibly represents the end of an era of space exploration in which the main goal is observation rather than commercialization.
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The rise in Facebook-based incitement has come at the same time as – and quite possibly fuelled – a sectarian trend in Indian politics.
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Scyther is quite possibly the most badass bug to ever exist in any piece of fiction or nonfiction — it has scythes for arms.
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That quite possibly sounds just as barbaric as vigorously rubbing skin with walnut shells, but it's where we are now as a society.
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Quite possibly he was all of these things and more, a complex political man keen to nurture the legend of himself as an enigma.
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One way or another, these are the men who have inadvertently pioneered spliffs, joints, zoots, blunts and quite possibly bongs in the beautiful game.
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That, in spite of the show's Game of Thrones-level secrecy, he'd confirm the answer is quite possibly, maybe, definitely, absolutely already out there.
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Such an improvement would also, quite possibly, enable attack submarines to better support littoral surface platforms such as the flat-bottomed Littoral Combat Ships.
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I've been testing the Razer Blade Stealth for the last few weeks and it's quite possibly the best Windows 10 Ultrabook I've ever used.
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So L.T. appears to have no living descendants from his marriage, but at least one and quite possibly two black grandchildren from other women.
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Last year's team was quite possibly their best ever, so there's something to build on here, and the Central seems kind of wide open.
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It was quite possibly the coolest random moment in an evening full of random moments that felt shoe-horned in from out of nowhere.
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The episode's centerpiece is the long, impeccably acted two-hander between Jaime and Brienne – quite possibly the best thing I'll ever be associated with.
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As late as the early 1930s it was seen as too strange and quite possibly too sexual to catch on, especially on women's clothing.
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Described as "quite possibly the best worst Christmas movie ever made" by Buzzfeed, it's hard not to wonder what's next for A Christmas Prince?
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It is quite possibly the tastiest I've had, with a crunchy soft biscuit blackened just right, a sweet sausage patty, and a sharp cheese.
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In the absence of contingency plans, a sudden separation from EU regulation would ground flights, devastate trade and quite possibly lead to financial panic.
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It also helps us understand one reason—among others, quite possibly—that you feel so shitty in the morning after a one night stand.
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A song that I've been familiar with for close to 15 years now has what is quite possibly the most fraudulent song name ever.
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LG: Jacqui, not to go too off topic, but my boyfriend is quite possibly the biggest fan of Wirecutter and Sweethome, and Sweethome specifically.
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The next thing that occurred to me was that somewhere inside that beard was quite possibly the biggest, brightest smile I had ever experienced.
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And however calibrated the operation, would it not inevitably draw America into another Middle East morass and, quite possibly, a military confrontation with Russia?
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"These voters have already had their lives (and, quite possibly, their homes) turned upside down by Hurricane Matthew," Walker said in Monday's court order.
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On the surface the song, a bossa nova, tells the story of a construction worker who falls — or quite possibly jumps — to his death.
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He gives me the okay to shower—quite possibly the best news I've ever gotten—to and start my two at-home PT exercises.
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In an excellent New Yorker piece, Elizabeth Kolbert points out that those hoping for Tillerson to be progressive on climate are quite possibly delusional.
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Although I'm not sure what any of it means, "Arctique" is quite possibly the best horror-comedy-thriller-soap-opera-musical of the year.
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In short, the future of work will quite possibly be conducted on a very different political and moral playing field than that of today.
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Considered by some to be not only the greatest tennis player ever, male or female, but quite possibly the greatest athlete ever, full stop.
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Considered by some to be not only the greatest tennis player ever, male or female, but quite possibly the greatest athlete ever, full stop.
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Altogether, it's a color combination that's never been used on a smartphone before — and it's quite possibly the best-looking phone I've ever seen.
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But for the chaos Lagutenko allegedly caused, he has also gifted us what is quite possibly the most South Florida video of all time.
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In other words, the Sixers fan base is quite possibly the only NBA fan base that could have birthed something as wonderfully bizarre as #RaiseTheCat.
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The bottom line is that while the current Pennsylvania House delegation contains no women, next year's should feature at least three and quite possibly more.
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On the contrary, it would be a new source of change that people would have to adjust to, quite possibly making all these problems worse.
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The latest, and quite possibly greatest new Oreo flavor on the block is cookie butter, which are finally coming soon to a shelf near you.
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In what was quite possibly the most emotional part of the evening, Adele — who was awarded the show's top honor — dedicated her Grammy to Beyoncé.
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She becomes homeless, eventually eating spaghetti with a fellow stray (Tramp) in quite possibly one of the most iconic romance scenes of any animated film.
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Aside from quite possibly inventing the morning coffee break, New Orleans was at one point the second-largest importer of coffee in all of America.
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The Air Case by Innoant, and currently crowdfunding on Indiegogo, is quite possibly the best battery case I've ever used that balances thinness and power.
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This is quite possibly the best team in franchise history, and that makes the question of how big a move to make a tricky one.
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It's also one of the scariest developments heading into the 2017-18 season and, for Golden State, quite possibly what slows down their dynastic run.
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Let it Die, the new free-to-play PlayStation 4 game, is absurd to the point of incoherence, brutally violent, and quite possibly very stupid.
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Heavy cream, eggs, andouille sausage, and cheese curds team up to make what's quite possibly the one of the richest hangover cures on our site.
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But in SWAT 4, the pressure doesn't ease off—every time you fire a gun, you've just escalated the situation, quite possibly making it worse.
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Leonard, quite possibly the best all-around player in the world already, is plenty equipped to slide up one position and completely dominate in space.
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Bantu knots could quite possibly be on trend as Valentino's Pre-Fall presentation in January featured models topped with an array of knotty buns. X17
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Karin's distant and oblique presence haunts him; she is perhaps lesbian and, Behrens hints, quite possibly in love with a popular female scriptwriter in Berlin.
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The camera also maintains the stated two-year battery life of the earlier version, (using two AAs) quite possibly the simple camera's strongest selling point.
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Consider alternate airports and destinationsFinally, don't forget that being flexible is quite possibly the best way to save on travel any time of the year.
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This is devastating news to his biggest and quite possibly only fan, Ellie (Lily James), who is also his road manager, chauffeur and best friend.
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"I don't believe in big-government solutions to a problem that doesn't appear to be that significant or quite possibly isn't man-made," he said.
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Losing free health insurance would, of course, also mean worse access to care and, quite possibly, worse health for the millions who would be affected.
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Described by AllMusic reviewer Jason Ankeny as, "quite possibly the most quiet and intimate record ever made," Mark Hollis is an otherworldly exercise in restraint.
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The phone's base specs are insane and its camera has so many features packed into it that you will quite possibly never use them all.
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And the candidate tilted his head back, opened his mouth wide and laughed without reservation, quite possibly for the first time in his political life.
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Books like this one change the game, giving young readers a story to dive into, to wrestle with, quite possibly to shout at in fury.
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Most experts believe that if something like the House bill becomes law, more than 36 million people, and quite possibly many more, will lose coverage.
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Netflix and Hulu were preparing in mid-January to release their competing documentaries on the Fyre Festival, quite possibly the greatest scam story ever told.
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As much as I knew it was absolutely insane to say that, that is quite possibly the most polite thing you can say to anyone.
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Not only are those perception gaps a setup for assault, but also for men's subsequent denials of responsibility and, quite possibly, claims of false accusation.
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Hacking could quite possibly be the most effective way of identifying people on the dark web, at least judging by the number of computers unmasked.
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But the true focal point is the man's crotch: he wears shorts, and in his lounging posture his genitals are exposed, quite possibly by choice.
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But Tlaib's version cuts it still further to 26.7 million people by Bruenig's estimate, or 8.3 percent, quite possibly the lowest poverty rate in American history.
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Again, not what a seasoned vitamin C user would expect from a vitamin C serum — it's a much better experience, and quite possibly better-formulated, too.
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Instead, it should be seen as a crucial aspect of diabetes care, and quite possibly the best tool we have against the chronic, often worsening condition.
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They're calling this system "visual analytics," or VA, and it is quite possibly the thing that will crack the entire living room convergence game wide open.
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Quite possibly Kanye's loosest and most fun video of his career, a work of art that isn't necessarily weighed down by pontifications of what "art" is.
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"Quite possibly, if not the end of it, certainly the change of it," the former State Department official told "On The Money" in a recent interview.
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A cooling in such a key driver of China's steel sector will sooner or later have consequences for either production or exports or quite possibly both.
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Mandy Moore is the emboldened celeb who decided to get a sperm tattoo on her ankle — quite possibly the last person we would expect it from.
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These complexities and nuances of sci-fi culture and artificial learning were quite possibly lost on whoever decided to file the takedown claim for Warner Bros.
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Another shot featured a thin, fair-skinned woman sprawled on her side, that could quite possibly be Kardashian West's 22-year-old supermodel sister Kendall Jenner.
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Millions of people voted in the days between Comey's first and second letters, quite possibly under the impression that the FBI was sitting on a bombshell.
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Hillary Clinton is still favored to win the Democratic nomination -- and quite possibly the general election -- but she leaves the first two contests wounded and vulnerable.
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Without it, Star Wars may not have been as big of a hit; we'd also have a different Indiana Jones, and quite possibly no Blade Runner.
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They thus just want to get the hell out of there as fast as they can—quite possibly the true motive of Cher Ami as well.
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The protest had more than triple the attendance of the press conference and quite possibly quadruple the attendance of what the original gathering would have been.
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A pawn in Kathryn and Sebastian's weird sex game, Cecile was naïve, immature and based on her behavior in the film, quite possibly a little slow.
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Illustrated with images related to such devastation and recorded by someone who quite possibly died as a result, the words become something else: alive, immediate, personal.
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After all, her determination to seek agreement outside her party is, in no small way, a product of that path, and quite possibly a laudable one.
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Lefty Kreh was quite possibly the greatest fly fisherman that ever lived, and his seminal book on knots is a clear, concise, and tidily-illustrated masterpiece.
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And it quite possibly provides years of work for European regulators, until they can integrate the new businesses that technology creates into old customs and laws.
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In-suite Picassos, massive crystal chandeliers at every turn (there are almost 500 of them!), and Versace tableware quite possibly make this bold statement ring true.
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The Administration has said it is willing to use pre-emptive force against North Korea, which continues to test ballistic missiles and, quite possibly, nuclear weapons.
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The strike, which has never been publicly disclosed, was based on intelligence that indicated a senior ISIS leader, quite possibly Baghdadi, was at the particular location.
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I'd been riding hard miles on that tire for four and a half years, and the tire was worn and road-weary and quite possibly dangerous.
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He pointed to second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera, 32, quite possibly the team's most consistent hitter this season, who has successfully played through an occasionally balky knee.
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The Shannon Twins were the victims of quite possibly the strangest, grossest alleged burglary attempt of all time -- and it involved a real life keister job.
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Well, if Sandor's holding Gendry's hammer at some point in the next episode, the implication is that Gendry is weaponless — quite possibly because he's already been killed.
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"But he will [have to] evaluate the chance of his veto being successful and quite possibly decide it just isn't worth" the risk of a failed block.
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The result will be a more fragmented and parochial kind of capitalism, and quite possibly a less efficient one—but also, perhaps, one with wider public support.
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Thought bubble from Axios China author Bill Bishop: Expect a reaction soon from Beijing, quite possibly including the arrest of an American in China as a spy.
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I thought the answer to this was to eat very little, or nothing at all, which is quite possibly one of the stupidest things I've ever thought.
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I imagine this was a subtle piece of satire to boot the rest of us awake after, quite possibly, our last visa-free trips to European holidays.
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But it's also a surprisingly smart device that could, quite possibly, encourage empathy for those who seem to fall outside of traditional conventions of gender and sexuality.
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You could have an OMG realization that you're in love with someone — quite possibly a person you broke up with in the past, thanks to Mercury retrograde.
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Both companies are counting on a controversial - and, quite possibly, invalid - tactic to choose the court in which their future shareholders can sue if the IPOs flop.
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Update, 11.05PM ET: In an incredibly entertaining and quite possibly staged series of bouts, Lupe showed off some unexpected skills to somehow triumph over Daigo 3-2.
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I too think the Fed will be forced to send rates back to zero and quite possibly take them into negative territory beginning as early as June.
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Quickly, I found that not only had Cadillac achieved both lightness and bossiness but also quite possibly redefined the way a full-size luxury sedan can behave.
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Quite possibly the easiest self-tanning product around, this rose water-based mist cools and leaves the subtlest, buildable hint of color — even when sprayed over makeup.
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It's a good way to end the concert, considering that VR Future Live is quite possibly the most physically exhausting experience I've had with PSVR so far.
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Zoe: Yesterday was quite possibly my easiest day yet in challenge-land, but the reason why may or may not be a little pathetic on my part.
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Stardew Valley, the popular indie farming simulator (it's more fun than "farming simulator" makes it sound, I promise) is quite possibly the chillest game of all time.
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It quite possibly has the first dissection scene in a ballet, in which a corpse is dismembered and merry students dance joyously with severed arms and legs.
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The outcome will have an effect not just in November, but far more importantly, on the highest court in the land for quite possibly decades to come.
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Ohio State is a powerhouse, quite possibly the best team in all of college football, and has steamrolled almost every challenger they've faced so far this season.
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For now, however, the researchers suggest that if there are aliens, they are "probably extremely far away and quite possibly beyond the cosmological horizon and forever unreachable."
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Libby: I'm just saying that CISPES brochure was a big red flag, though I didn't think it was going to conclude with a quite possibly fake priest.
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That scenario is fiction, but all the legal maneuvers Daniel employs are completely legitimate, and someone in a similar situation could quite possibly get off scot free.
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She spoke, with immaculate assurance, of a day when it might be on everyone's bathroom counter: a time saver, a money saver and quite possibly a lifesaver.
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Quite possibly not, but it was a brighter idea than the path that Rubio ultimately took — passionately bemoaning Trump's ascent but refusing to gamble boldly in response.
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The Instant Pot is insanely fast, intelligent pressure cooker that can replace numerous kitchen appliances, and is quite possibly the most important technological advancement in recent history.
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Before I knew it, I'd been in the store for more than two hours — quite possibly longer than I had ever been in any other store, anywhere.
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If even only part of what Conant claims he did was true, he lived a life that won't be replicated and quite possibly was never lived before.
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A thin cloud of vapor seemed to emanate from the room throughout the experience, but that was quite possibly just an effect of the soft, diffused lighting.
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And, if that impact is positive, Brad "Scarface" Jordan could quite possibly emerge as an early front-runner to succeed term-limited Mayor Sylvester Turner in 2024.
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Previous broadcasts can also be stored in the app, quite possibly through opt-in after you've completed the live stream, so your friends can watch the replays.
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They are loosely talking about risking hundreds of thousands, quite possibly millions, of lives to head off a threat that is, as of right now, still hypothetical.
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These numbers suggest that people quite possibly feel even worse about the Senate bill than they did about the House effort, dubbed the American Health Care Act.
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Which means it is wholly a societal phenomenon that we can identity several more women with RBF than men and it is quite possibly hindering female workplace success.
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Directed by: Mary LambertWritten by: Stephen KingBased on: Pet Sematary In terms of overall quality, Pet Sematary isn't the strongest King adaptation — but it's quite possibly the scariest.
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The list could go on and on (and quite possibly just inspired the intro to our 20-something memoir), but there's one brand trying to eliminate this issue.
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"He is quite possibly going to increase turnout among Democratic constituencies that traditionally do not turn out," said Mac Stipanovich, a lobbyist and longtime Republican strategist in Florida.
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Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo (R-ID) and ranking Democrat Sherrod Brown (D-OH) have been in talks and will quite possibly come up with their own plan.
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Japanese footwear giant Onitsuka Tiger has teamed up with fashion label Anrealage to produce what is quite possibly the first pair of augmented reality sneakers in the world.
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It is quite possibly the ultimate gift for a Harry Potter fan who hasn't got the books in a box set already, even if it's just for show.
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As written, it is almost guaranteed to increase the budget deficit by trillions over 100 years, and quite possibly keep increasing the deficit after 229 years are up.
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So for this week's obscure player, let's go with a guy who was included in quite possibly the biggest three-way trade in NHL history: defenseman Brian Benning.
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So far, we know that it can be purchased in China through e-commerce platform Vmall but quite possibly not anywhere else in the world, as GSMArena spotted.
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As written, it is almost guaranteed to increase the budget deficit by trillions over 20103 years, and quite possibly keep increasing the deficit after 10 years are up.
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All of which explains why filling Mr Scalia's chair has turned into a titanic political battle that will overshadow the 2016 presidential campaign and quite possibly outlast it.
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And yet that's precisely what happened on Thursday eve, when you graced the world with what is quite possibly the sartorial Holy Grail of your see-through ensembles.
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What we got left is the Fed – the indefatigable QE market driver, generating moderate real economy gains and facing, quite possibly, the end of that particular policy trail.
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He's quite possibly the strongest guy on the roster now that Mark Henry is retired and he's without a doubt one of the two or three most athletic.
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It means higher premiums on banner ads, pre-roll ads and the like, and, quite possibly, an end to the cost savings previous models of digital advertising offered.
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Now in its complete form, Easy is one of the most skillful displays of character creation ever rendered, certainly on Netflix and quite possibly on television at large.
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Quite possibly one of the scariest things ever is that one out of five guys thinks he can't get a woman pregnant if they have sex standing up.
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So when he told me about Red Iguana, a casual Mexican place that's "quite possibly the most famous restaurant in the state," I went directly from the airport.
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In the end, Florida may well serve as an object lesson after a highly turbulent year, with voters quite possibly falling back on familiar names and party loyalty.
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In this case, Christy needs to work out her issues directly with her peers; taking the problem to an oblivious boss will be ineffective and quite possibly compromising.
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He's the Canadian prime minister, an environmentalist, women's rights advocate, yogi, family man, and owner of quite possibly the largest arm tattoo in all of politics. Wait...what?
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Imagine a family member has been taken away and now you are forced to host their abductor, quite possibly in the same room left empty by their disappearance.
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For one, it means that many of the voters who are typically assumed to be swing voters — middle-class suburban whites — are, quite possibly, already enthusiastic about Trump.
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But we've learned that an operation at the heart of Trump's campaign was ethically nihilistic and quite possibly criminal in ways that even its harshest critics hadn't suspected.
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It must be pointed out, though, that Golden State has quite possibly already won the off-season no matter what James or other Warriors-obsessed rivals might do.
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And yet, rather than focus all its energies internally, Iran's government acquiesced to—and quite possibly directed—an attack campaign by allied Iraqi militias on Americans inside Iraq.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 95%What critics said: "The Mandalorian is easily the best Disney+ Original Show — and quite possibly the best television show of 2019.
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"Quite possibly, Gore thinks talking at this point would jeopardize any influence he might have in the soon-to-be gold-plated Oval Office," it wrote in January.
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All told, Ms. Hallenberg has quite possibly sung more of Handel's music than anyone since the 18th century: at least 20 works onstage, in concert or on disc.
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If he does, as seems likely, he will further isolate America, hurt American business interests and, quite possibly, impede the push for greater democracy on the Caribbean island.
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Quite possibly, Trump will double down on his criticism of Palestinian leaders and remind everyone why he cut his funding to the UN for Palestinian aid and outreach.
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One lapse, one moment of weakness or overconfidence that she can handle it, and everything Rebecca is building up could come crashing down and, quite possibly, bury her.
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He took advantage of some of America's most beloved boys next door, irreversibly damaged the lives of dozens of his investors, and quite possibly may have done worse.
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"As a conservative, I cannot in good conscience support either morally and politically corrupt liberals running, and [Libertarian candidate] Gary Johnson is quite possibly insane," he told me.
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There's even talk of him being back in the Heisman conversation now that the Buckeyes control their destiny in the Big 10 and quite possibly the playoff, too.
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This area experiences cold winters, forcing the pests to survive in warm indoor environments—further proof that weevils were infesting Jomon food stores and, quite possibly, were migrating north.
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Many millennials are waiting to marry and have kids, while their dear old boomer parents, quite possibly divorced by now, were comparatively eager to settle down in their twenties.
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After three days of intense investigations, Hynek—a guy who went where the facts lead him and nowhere else—concluded that these people had quite possibly seen swamp gas.
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After all, you're probably paying more for airfare; spending more nights in a hotel or Airbnb; and quite possibly also ponying up for extra excursions, dinners, drinks, and more.
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Quite possibly the best air purifier you can buy right now, the Coway Mighty is what you'd want in a kid's bedroom or a home with severe allergy sufferers.
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He—the first New Commonwealth immigrants were overwhelmingly men—was probably Anglican, likely cricket-playing, and quite possibly a wartime veteran of the British armed forces or merchant navy.
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"There's no particular partisan or political reason why Trump and his administration need to be bad at crisis response, they could quite possibly be good at it," Konyndyk said.
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Pantone just announced its Color of the Year for 2018, and we think it fits the turbulent mood of the times — and, quite possibly, points to an artistic renaissance.
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But it means the assistant will be somewhat buried at first and, quite possibly, in a software product few people will use (but that's a topic for another post).
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He declared that the risk to government systems was low to moderate, noting that the number of federal employees using vulnerable networks are unknown and quite possibly very low.
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But early-week optimism that perhaps a path forward was clearing and, quite possibly, they were on their way to a House floor vote this week, has been decimated.
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The Shades of Blue star didn't specify what she was recording, but the session quite possibly could be for her upcoming Spanish language album with ex-husband Marc Anthony.
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It has one of the greatest movie speeches of all time, as well as Jeff Goldblum, who is quite possibly one of the most sexually appealing dorkus malorkuses ever.
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Barring injury or catastrophe, Okada will be one of the best pro wrestlers to ever work, quite possibly the best, and it's not at all hyperbolic to suggest this.
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But it's likely to carry historical significance as the last high-profile royal wedding for several years — and quite possibly the last attended by the Queen and Prince Philip.
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The shift is from politics to grabbing attention, and, quite possibly, from winning the election to winning the defeat, which is how he has spent practically his entire career.
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And yet where I live, in the American Southwest, and quite possibly where you live, the kind of water people need to survive is getting harder to come by.
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" If any LGM do exist out there somewhere, the researchers conclude, it is somewhere over the rainbow, so to speak – "quite possibly beyond the cosmological horizon and forever unreachable.
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Given the precipitous plunge in rates over the last 48 hours, it is likely that over $15 trillion in sovereign debt carries negative interest rates … quite possibly even more.
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Nearly half of Americans already receive some sort of government assistance to live on — quite possibly, so they don't revolt, whether at the voting booth or by civil disobedience.
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At brunch, things get even fancier with its eggs hussarde, a red wine-infused take on eggs Benedict (quite possibly ripped from the menu at French Quarter stalwart Brennan's).
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Now that he's the gaffer of the number 1 gym in Bangkok, and, quite possibly, the world, the once overlooked master of Muay Thai is in much demand. Hallelujah!
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So according to this poll, France dislikes the U.S. president more than the man whose country quite possibly rigged the 2016 election and is thus responsible for Trump's win?
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Quite possibly, if Republicans nominated a pro-immigration moderate in 2020, these voters would defect to a more hard-line third-party candidate to teach Republican leaders a lesson.
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The Jayhawks found some good fortune when the Duke freshman Wendell Carter Jr. — not its most heralded player, but quite possibly its most valuable — ran into early foul trouble.
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But as labor progressed and the rod got hotter, they were in too much distress (and quite possibly distracted with other kinds of pain) to grapple with adjectives. Throbbing?
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Most of all, I thank you for the warm welcome your book extends to Americans of all races at a moment when we quite possibly don't yet deserve it.
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First and foremost, this step means money, organizational support, lobbying, and quite possibly putting one's voice and body in between them and those who now feel empowered to hate.
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After a list of charges against the former president was read aloud in court on Thursday — quite possibly for the last time — he responded curtly: "It did not happen."
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At least five news crews are here, as well as quite possibly the only person in the state of New Hampshire wearing Mardi Gras beads and celebrating Fat Tuesday.
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The reasons for Iceland's conversion to Christianity are complex and multifaceted—the story of a horrible volcano quite possibly being among the many reasons why the Norse gods were abandoned.
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But Trump (quite possibly in denial) encouraged people to forget about all the controversy, telling The Wall Street Journal (in an interview published by Politico) the scout leaders loved it.
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The newly discovered temple is quite possibly the oldest evidence of human occupation at the Morelos site—an important finding that represents a very early stage of the Aztec period.
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It is common for couples in long-term relationships to take on quite possibly the most lofty commitment to each other they'll ever make: watching a show on Netflix together.
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Sonos will also be facing off against Apple-owned Beats, and quite possibly against Apple itself, as Bloomberg has reported that Apple-branded high-end headphones are in the works.
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Quite possibly unintentionally, the sheer obviousness of the choice reminds us how superficial the figure of the disobedient runaway is, and how little it suits Eleven's much more substantial character.
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Moonlight star Mahershala Ali became the first Muslim to win an Oscar (and quite possibly the newest dad to do the same, his baby is now only 5 days old).
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That said, the City of Angels isn't all gyms for dogs and exorbitantly expensive detox juices—it's also quite possibly the greatest city in America to eat on a budget.
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There was no doubt then, as I deleted the message thread so hate-filled it made me sick, that he did not love me; that quite possibly, he never had.
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None have direct knowledge of Weinstein's worldwide web of contracts, but all agree: He's still making money from at least some of these films, and quite possibly all of them.
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While it's true that brunch is quite possibly the most important meal of the day, SoFi explains that its offering is being made in response to Australian millionaire Tim Gurner.
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A seller that appears to be a bot is making cases for iPhones and Samsung phones with bizarre stock images — and they're quite possibly the best cases we've ever seen.
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This creates an incredible amount of interest in the performances of Chand and Semenya and, quite possibly, any female athlete who does not conform to the traditional standards of femininity.
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But positing that some other kind of regulation — of video games or movies or whatever else — will solve the problem is not just deluded but quite possibly harmful and counterproductive.
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"He is quite possibly going to increase turnout among Democratic constituencies that traditionally do not turn out," Mac Stipanovich, a lobbyist and longtime Republican strategist in Florida, told Vox recently.
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It's even enlisting the likes of Matthew Broderick and Maya Rudolph to bring the spirit of the film — and quite possibly a chorus line of dancing leg lamps — to life.
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Essentially a feature-length film, the season four finale of Nathan for You (and quite possibly the show's final episode ever) is an intimate, intricate dissection of one man's obsession.
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The European Union, mindful that a hard border would undermine the Good Friday Agreement and quite possibly lead to violence, wanted a deal that avoided customs checks at the border.
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Self-proclaimed feminist attorney Lisa Bloom was also helping to defend Weinstein from allegations of sexual abuse, quite possibly because Weinstein was making one of her books into a miniseries.
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While these moves herald the end of diesel and, quite possibly, the internal combustion engine, Europe's dirty air means that carmakers must begin now to make their vehicles less polluting.
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Conor McGregor showered President Donald Trump with praise on Monday night, referring to him on Twitter as a "phenomenal president" and "quite possibly" the greatest US president of all time.
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Date: June 3, 2017What made the moment: Quite possibly the greatest athletic achievement of the decade, Alex Honnold made history with his free solo climb of El Capitan in 2017.
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Despite a 2016 campaign waged largely on cultural themes, the Republican tax bill represents the biggest legislative accomplishment of the current Congress — and, quite possibly, of the entire Trump administration.
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It is said that Aristotle was a difficult character — somewhat arrogant, thinking he was cleverer than everyone else (quite possibly true) and even criticizing his master of many years, Plato.
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With not one, not two, but three Pistons defenders watching on from a safe distance, daring Noah to attempt quite possibly the single worst shot in NBA history, Noah lurchingly obliges.
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It looks like an increasingly safe bet that Democrats will make major gains in Congress after the November midterms, and quite possibly win control of at least the House of Representatives.
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The bad news is that Marrero is merely a trial judge, and this case still needs to be heard by a federal appeals court and, quite possibly, by the Supreme Court.
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That's the biggest distinction between Latch and Amazon Key, and quite possibly the biggest deterrence to the service seeing widespread adoption — you'll need your apartment building to opt in for you.
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It is quite possibly the most striking work of non-fiction set in India since "Behind the Beautiful Forevers" by Katherine Boo, and heralds the arrival of a formidable new writer.
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But what a hook: it lends gravitas to the fact that Richard D. James Album was quite possibly the first electronic album of the post-rave era to be about something.
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If they neither challenge nor retaliate, they keep the moral high ground—but Mr Trump will claim victory, which will be galling, and will quite possibly be emboldened to go further.
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Developers are already familiar with (and quite possibly actively working on) both of these platforms, so that's going to make it far less of a hassle to start working with Daydream.
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It was proof that at least two of the three—but quite possibly all three—of the parties inside the ring knew that the deal was, and perhaps the cameraman too.
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The one thing Welsh fans must do is enjoy this experience, because – without wishing to sound too much like a fatalistic Welshman – it will quite possibly never be this good again.
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It is no exaggeration to say that Lars Lagerbäck and Heimir Hallgrímsson have put Icelandic football on the map, and quite possibly laid the foundations for further heroics at Russia 2018.
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Aside from a prestigious title and global recognition, take a look at the financial perks that come with being the most powerful person in the US (and quite possibly, the world).
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Apart from cetaceans, the Steller's sea cow was quite possibly the largest mammal of the Holocene, which began roughly 11,700 years ago (and arguably ended at the start of today's Anthropocene).
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Tomic headed back, but within a minute reality set in: the streets of Paris were deserted, and he was quite possibly the only person within blocks of a recently burglarized museum.
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REAL: 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 12, 173, 16, 18, 20 NOT IN THE COLLEGE WORLD SERIES BUT QUITE POSSIBLY REAL: 2, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19
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Russia's claim that the American plane was approaching Russian airspace is quite possibly true, if you accept that Russia's territorial claim to the Black Sea waters off the coast of Crimea.
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I think that it captures very well the atmosphere, energy, and spontaneity in a way that, quite possibly, would have been lost or ironed out in a more structured, conventional recording.
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Today's runoff for the state's Sixth Congressional District seat will decide what has become the most expensive House campaign in history — and quite possibly the most consequential special election since Watergate.
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And a runoff election in the state of Georgia will decide what has become the most expensive House campaign in history — and quite possibly the most consequential special election since Watergate.
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It hardly comes as a surprise these days when guests arrive dressed in barely-there designs — but Nicki Minaj's scantily clad look was quite possibly the talk of Paris Fashion Week.
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Because Republicans will need Democratic votes to get a bill through the Senate — and quite possibly through the House, the minority party thinks it has added reasons for confidence this fall.
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But there is also quite possibly an internal factor: Brain chemistry which, at first, seems exactly the same in humans as in other mammals, but turns out to be very different.
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That's even before we consider that a vote in favor of Brexit would likely bring down Prime Minister David Cameron and quite possibly result in a vote by Scotland to leave Britain.
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It's also quite possibly driven by compositional effects, since white people are moderately more supportive (62 percent) of letting the racist speak but whites are a smaller share of the younger cohort.
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Bolaris would be stripped of tens of thousands of dollars — and quite possibly his entire career — after falling victim to a surprisingly common scam that targets a man's ego and his wallet.
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You'll find Ursula, the manipulative ocean queen from The Little Mermaid; Maleficent, the vengeful fairy played by Angelina Jolie; and Cruella de Vil, quite possibly the only person who despises furry animals.
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His departure could only mean he had been beaten, and that a formal declaration of the tariffs will follow shortly, quite possibly soon after The Economist went to press on March 8th.
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What's new is the shiny set of Western-designed tech tools the Kremlin is now able to use to further that divisive mission — with, quite possibly, devastatingly effective impact on U.S. soil.
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Quite possibly, but until the LME stocks trend turns, tightness in both physical and paper markets looks set to the defining feature of the zinc market over the coming weeks and months.
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And while the rest of Texas would probably rather move to Brooklyn than admit it, Austin just so happens to quite possibly be the breakfast taco capital of the Lone Star State.
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"She was quite possibly the first musician to qualify as a responder," said Lydia Leon of the World Trade Center Health Registry, a research group established by the city and federal governments.
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And for those of you out there trying to stay dry while commuting from and living in quite possibly non-air conditioned city apartments, it can be a hot — pun intended — mess.
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If health-care providers aren't getting to the underlying cause of a patient's problems in general medical settings, that patient is not likely to get better, and quite possibly will get worse.
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Now 63, and seeking his fourth and quite possibly last presidential term, Mr. Putin wants to capitalize on his soaring popularity to win a resounding, legitimate victory that will cement his legacy.
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For women of color, who already have higher mortality rates during pregnancy than their white peers, any curtailed abortion access puts them at greater risk of injury and quite possibly even death.
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Amy O'Connor asked every Irish member of parliament if they like Beyoncé and what their favorite song is, and the result is quite possibly the finest article I (Dylan) have ever read.
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The problem the Department of Justice and tech companies have begun to grapple with is that data stored in a different country is quite possibly outside of the DOJ's jurisdiction for warrants.
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Oh, and even if you discount Cook County voter fraud, there's a strong case that Richard Nixon actually won the popular vote in 1960 — so even liberalism's Camelot was quite possibly countermajoritarian.
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The apartment we rented came with a bright red couch, and quite possibly we will have to swaddle Judy and pin her against it to dose her with something she doesn't like.
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The Archie squad's resident Truman Capote is no longer a student there: Jughead was recruited to Stonewall Prep, a private boarding school with major Elite vibes... and quite possibly, lots of secrets.
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Police said a Polish man believed to have been the original driver of the vehicle was found dead in its cab; he was quite possibly killed by the assailants before the attack.
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Now, years later, de Livier has upped the ante, with what he's calling birriaramen, which he serves to hungry (and quite possibly hung over) crowds at his Mexico City restaurant Caldos Ánimo.
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Even then, that doesn't stop the odd Mike Trout from hanging around until the 25th pick, in his case quite possibly because no scout wanted to visit that part of New Jersey.
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While their popularity hit its peak in the late 1980s, these were still going strong among kids in the &apos90s, and were quite possibly the greatest type of cookie to dunk into milk.
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A mysterious company owned by an unknown foreign country is continuing a battle over an effort by a prosecutor — who quite possibly is special counsel Robert Mueller — to subpoena information from that corporation.
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This wouldn't bother us so much except that it's quite possibly the most amazing flavor Cadbury could have ever thought of, so we wish someone had told us the moment it was released.
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Now, the critter (or quite possibly a lookalike), who has come to be affectionately known everywhere as Pizza Rat, is back, and this time, he invited some rat pals to his pizza party.
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"That is committing a crime, for which such a person deserves to be punished ... Such a person is likely to go to jail, quite possibly for a long period of time," he said.
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Russian nail-salon chain Nail Sunny drew inspiration from Stormi's very first baby photo for one of their recent tutorials — and the manicure is quite possibly as strange an homage as it gets.
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller made his first, and quite possibly his last, public appearance before Congress on Wednesday to answer questions about his report on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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By repenting for his original sin with what amounts to an ecclesial nuclear option, Francis has quite possibly ushered in the game-changer in the Catholic Church&aposs long-running sex abuse crisis.
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That has the Chinese scrambling in an attempt to make (and quite possibly copy) their own stealth fighter jet, to counter the advance in strategic capability the F-503 gives their regional adversaries.
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With this mix Harvey, a bloke who looks a little like Jesus, and quite possibly has a touch of the messianic about him, took his rightful place as the best fucking DJ around.
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Obviously it's still very early days, but to us it looks as though Sansa's new-found strength could be in danger of tipping over into jealousy and, quite possibly, some form of betrayal.
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Importantly, the methods used in this new study could lead to the discovery of other methane-producing sites on Mars, which in turn could lead to spots that once, quite possibly, hosted life.
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The energy available to this storm system is likely to produce bands of extremely heavy snow, and quite possibly thundersnow from Virginia northeastward into parts of New Jersey on Friday night and Saturday.
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"Nightclubbing," is quite possibly the most lascivious, sleazy and utterly squalid things ever released, which is quite fitting given the state him and co-writer David Bowie must have been back in 1977.
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The spectacle of its journey spawned plenty of block parties, not to mention art-world controversy over the exorbitant costs, making the rock quite possibly Los Angeles's most gossip-worthy work of art.
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The Bengals fell to 3-6-1 with a loss to the Buffalo Bills, and they lost running back Giovani Bernard and quite possibly star receiver A.J. Green for the season to injury.
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As the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, and quite possibly a future leader of the free world, Mr. Trump might reasonably have been expected to seek a more evolved relationship with the fourth estate.
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"Kaiowas" is quite possibly the heaviest acoustic song I've ever heard, and, since it's on a Sepultura album, it works as an argument that all musical backgrounds are welcome and valid in metal.
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His hubris, on full display as he preens and gossips and makes catty remarks about Trump's spray tan and hand size, quite possibly put this man he considers a dangerous buffoon in office.
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Climate change is quite possibly the most important thing humans have ever done—I mean, we're altering our planet's atmosphere perhaps at a faster rate than at any point in Earth's entire history.
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You're working toward something that you might not ever get to the answer, you're just putting together little pieces of the puzzle for quite possibly the next generation of scientists to figure out.
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I knew this was wrong for a number of reasons, that doing that would be unethical and impractical and quite possibly logistically impossible, and that it would also probably bother my in-laws.
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What will shock them, rile them, and quite possibly divide them is the fact that race—not gender, not country, not class, but race—accounts for every inch of violence that we see.
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With the succession to 77-year-old Ayatollah Khamenei quite possibly on the line, the election sent a clear message to Iran's clerical leadership about the temperament and priorities of the country's people.
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She will also have long coattails in North Carolina, helping Roy Cooper take back the Governor's Mansion and in quite possibly the biggest upset this cycle, help Deborah Ross defeat Senator Richard Burr.
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The early September holiday is also a major shopping season in its own right, and quite possibly the biggest one leading up to Black Friday (which, yes, is closer than you probably think).
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Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC), a founding member of the conservative Freedom Caucus and staunch ally of President Donald Trump, is retiring from Congress — quite possibly to start working for Trump more directly.
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"I guarded whoever the best scorer was: Lance Stephenson, Kemba Walker, Ron Artest — I guarded all those guys," said Campbell, who was quite possibly the only Larry Bird fan in 1980s Bed-Stuy.
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Another high-profile crisis with Russia might highlight the gaffe-prone Republican nominee's lack of foreign policy experience and bolster Democratic rival Hillary Clinton – quite possibly exactly the opposite of what Putin might want.
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But quite possibly the best part of this palette is that it comes with modern-day stickers that relate to the big kids in all of us: wine, pizza, travel... did we say wine?
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Zion -- who's quite possibly the most popular H.S. hoops player since LeBron James -- hurt his right thumb while trying to brace a fall in the 2nd half of the all-star showcase on Wednesday.
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In El Paso, the increase from 2017 to 2018 in people seeking asylum at ports of entry was smaller than any other region — quite possibly due to the aggressive metering policies in place there.
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"Today's constitutional court ruling in Italy should set the scene for changes to the electoral law and quite possibly snap elections later this year," ING's global head of debt and rates Padraic Garvey said.
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And though some critics continued to snipe, his work, admirers said, unmistakably reflected his passion, his fealty to Mahler's intentions and, quite possibly, the idea that a man's grasp might sometimes equal his reach.
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Guests leaving the Ace hoofed it a few city blocks down to the gloriously remodeled and recently re-opened Clifton's Republic, a Los Angeles institution and, quite possibly, my favorite bar in the world.
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In a now-deleted video posted to his Instagram, Breezy once again confirmed that he is quite possibly the worst thing that has or will ever happen to the unlucky women who date him.
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"There's been a series of brutal reviews calling Tillerson everything from an "unmitigated disaster" (Tufts' Daniel Drezner) to "quite possibly the most ineffectual secretary of state since America's rise to global prominence in 1898.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Canada Rylan Grayston promised 3D printers for $360.5333 [$100 CAD], and thousands of people got behind what was touted as quite possibly the simplest laser-resin printer ever.
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The formula was nevertheless improved upon, and enriched by the introduction of some element of humanity on follow-ups Trance and Songs of Love and Lust — the latter is quite possibly Chris & Cosey's masterpiece.
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The problem the Department of Justice and tech companies have begun to face with is that data stored in a different country is quite possibly outside of the Department of Justice's jurisdiction for warrants.
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Journalistic and academic research has now shown that Liberation Theology itself was quite possibly a product of a Kremlin disinformation campaign designed to undermine the Church and bring Catholic countries into the Soviet sphere.
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If he tries to cut spending instead, then he'll necessarily have to cut into programs that help the poor and middle class, and quite possibly leave typical Americans worse off than they were before.
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Tom Clancy's The Division 2 Quite possibly the only game trailer with an Abraham Lincoln in the middle, the new Tom Clancy title is set in the nation's capital following a zombie-style plague.
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Alissa Wagner, the co-owner and chef of NYC's DIMES, recently stopped by the MUNCHIES test kitchen, and shared her recipe for what is quite possibly the greatest applesauce to ever grace the universe.
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Whether Social Security pays full benefits, or close to those currently promised, is likely to remain an essential issue — quite possibly, the essential issue — in determining most people's financial well-being in old age.
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The fate of a final proposal -- and quite possibly the American economy -- is in the hands of the four congressional leaders, all of whom gathered in Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's office on Sunday.
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Lovecraft, quite possibly insane, eschewed realism entirely for an astonishingly demented but powerful cosmography of ancient aliens preying upon the white man much as the white man had dominated others into the twentieth century.
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I'm not going so far as to suggest Oleg has turned double-agent offscreen, but Nina's death is still fresh in his mind, and quite possibly informing whatever the hell he's doing right now.
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Although there was a little debate, the consensus seems to be that the creature is a kind of snake-eel, quite possibly a fangtooth snake-eel to be precise, sometimes known as the tusky eel.
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This look could quite possibly be the 40-year-old star's nod to the 10 year anniversary of her Golden Globes cocktail dress that's been regarded as one of the best Globes looks of 2007.
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It is quite possibly the darkest workplace comedy of all time, in which walk-and-talks happen in hallways where soldiers hurl someone down the stairs or shoot them in the head in the background.
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The film was described as "quite possibly the best worst Christmas movie ever made" by Buzzfeed, and Netflix (or at least their social media team) seems to be leaning in to the goofiness hard here.
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The calculation seems to be that with undecideds quite possibly lost to Trump, by taking the debate into the gutter it may be possible to disgust them so much they can't face voting at all.
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But more space know-how in more countries, more private-sector interest and new government approaches are just as important to the Moon's improving prospects as its natural resources are, and quite possibly more so.
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Aaron Paul Sure, it was only a one-episode stint, but Aaron Paul's 2000 appearance on The Price Is Right earned him the title as quite possibly the most enthusiastic contestant in the show's history.
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America's teen pregnancy rates have plummeted, thanks quite possibly to expanded access to contraception, most notably long acting reversible contraception like IUDs and implants, which are more effective than condoms or the birth control pill.
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LONDON — For the avid sports fan who's also a diehard Potterhead, there is quite possibly no better news that this: Quidditch Premier League (QPL) is here, and it is everything you want it to be.
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READ: Obama teases Trudeau over hockey, praises climate change agreement One senior administration official, discussing the trip, deployed words that quite possibly have never been used to describe the official visit of a foreign leader.
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But if Trump believes otherwise, it's because he thinks Sessions would've let him get away with firing the FBI director running the Russia investigation, and quite possibly would have helped him quash the investigation altogether.
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But even if not, we'll always have this, quite possibly the single greatest gif to come out of Netflix's Defenders universe: Is it too easy to caption this with "literally us while watching Iron Fist"?
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They'll also be joined on the night by everyone's favorite apple pie aficionado Prosumer, and the criminally underrated Jane Fitz, who for our money is quite possibly the best DJ in the UK right now.
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Making the first Mario game for a non-Nintendo platform meant using the touchscreen — quite possibly the simplest controller they've ever worked with — and creating a game users could play just by tapping one finger.
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And that's when I realized that the person asking about backups, quite possibly watching the show for the very first time, likely hadn't yet realized the Jack and Rebecca stuff was happening in the past.
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That basically means that an immigrant who hasn't submitted an application by mid-May is cutting it very close, and one who doesn't submit by the end of May is quite possibly out of luck.
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But so far, Covid-19 appears much deadlier than seasonal flu, and quite possibly deadlier than the flu pandemics of 1957 and 1968, each of which killed more than 1 million people around the world.
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"The risk that Petitioners will face a severe, and quite possibly fatal, infection if they remain in immigration detention constitutes irreparable harm warranting a TRO," US District Court Judge Analisa Torres wrote in her order.
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Across these months of debating we have learned things about the candidates who have lasted this far — quite possibly things they didn't fully know about themselves before submitting to the ordeal of the televised stage.
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Which is why the CVS Epic Beauty Event is quite possibly the most important, unmissable (and also wildly popular) sale of the year: best-sellers from your favorite brands at a wildly affordable price point.
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TEXAS FLOODThe Inside Story of Stevie Ray VaughanBy Alan Paul and Andy Aledort The first time that Buddy Guy, quite possibly the greatest living blues guitarist, heard Stevie Ray Vaughan play, he couldn't believe it.
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The discovery of a corpse links the head of the household to his past life as a member of the Irish Republican Army, and the arrival of highly unwelcome, quite possibly homicidal visitors is imminent.
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The presenters make a lot of this "giant tent" in the PR announcing the show's name, so it can quite possibly be seen as a troll of the BBC, the owner of the Top Gear format.
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The official Brexit paper acknowledges that this may happen eventually, and offers ideas for a new customs regime that, although burdensome and quite possibly impractical, at least tries to minimise the costs to traders (see article).
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Team captain Fisher is one of the best candidates in the league; he's a well-respected veteran who's been in the NHL since the 1990s and is quite possibly on the final weeks of his career.
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We just about fell over when we discovered that the reality star (who, mind you, has quite possibly every designer at her disposal) wore a pair of BaubleBar earrings in a photo for her skincare campaign.
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I am going the other way in this case because I think cancer warning labels on coffee will invite people to worry about a risk that is vanishingly remote at most, and quite possibly non-existent.
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As I approached the bar on my bike, I slowed down and swung my right leg up and over the back of the bike, starting my standard, quite possibly cool-looking transition from rolling to walking.
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While producers will no doubt be tempted to try and keep what's left of their lucrative contracts, past history with other commodities would suggest this will largely be a futile and quite possibly self-defeating exercise.
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The family-friendly fair included a 5K run and inflatable jousting, but it was Scott who really stole the show, giving what is quite possibly the most awkward on-air interview ever recorded in modern history.
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Until things loosen up -- and to be perfectly clear, people involved have indicated they simply haven't yet in any tangible way -- things will remain in their current place for the coming days, and, quite possibly, weeks.
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If you're a historian who has not a single conservative colleague—and perhaps not even one conservative friend—chances are you'll approach conservatism as anthropologists once approached tribes they considered remote, exotic, and quite possibly dangerous.
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You can find the actual Savoy Motel off of Dickerson Pike in Nashville, TN. Right off the city's sketchiest street, it's quite possibly the scariest building of accommodations that you would never want to check into.
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He quite possibly made the most famous promise in professional sports, when he guaranteed his Rangers would beat the Devils in an Eastern Conference final elimination game and backed it up by scoring a hat trick.
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ATLANTA — Tuesday's runoff between Karen Handel and Jon Ossoff in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District will decide what has become the most expensive House campaign in history — and quite possibly the most consequential special election since Watergate.
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Its sixth album, "You're Welcome," landing next week, is full of muscular pop punk, soulful love confessionals, flippant ditties about the West Coast and quite possibly the band's most rousing chorus ever, on "Million Enemies."boweryballroom.commusichallofwilliamsburg.
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" However, one of the three circuit judges wrote a separate opinion stating that while he agreed with the court's opinion, he believed that Rouse's conviction and his eight-year sentence was "unseemly and quite possibly unfair.
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So why did that state overwhelmingly support a candidate who won't bring back any significant number of mining jobs, but quite possibly will destroy healthcare for many — which means jobs lost as well as lives destroyed?
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Whatever deal could have been reached to avert the Civil War, it would have at the very least protected slavery where it already existed — and quite possibly have left the door cracked open for its expansion.
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"Now Saudi Arabia has declared it wants higher prices and is working with the rest of OPEC - and quite possibly Russia - to achieve them by curbing production," he said, adding that this included Saudi arch rival Iran.
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President starts to freak the fuck out, and burrow his beak directly into the nest to check on his little ones, or quite possibly, put them out of a potential life of misery in which EDM exists.
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If fishers take more than this "maximum sustainable yield"—as they do in many fisheries today—then in the long run they will get less out of the resource than they could, quite possibly imperilling its future.
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But he might be a bad movie star, in the sense that being a movie star is a separate — quite possibly unteachable — quality that involves being someone the viewer gets emotionally invested in regardless of the material.
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Photo: GizmodoGoing to the movies or binge-watching TV can be fun, sure, but it's also time-consuming, and quite possibly expensive too—and thanks to the wonders of the modern-day internet, it's no longer necessary.
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But that also means that there are can be thousands of startups all targeting the same market at the same time, which forces outside-the-box (read: quite possibly unethical or illegal) behavior in order to compete.
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She was 16 when she started there, and when he began to pursue her despite the fact that she clearly wasn't interested (and that what he was doing was quite possibly illegal, in more than one way).
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But for the smallest of those places, like this one, the damage will be tallied not only in terms of the lost lives of family, friends and neighbors, but quite possibly the elimination of the towns themselves.
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One of the few times Wednesday's World Series scenario—team down 3-1 forces a seventh game—happened before was in 1968, which was not only an election year, but quite possibly the nadir of American history.
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She was also quite possibly the biological mother of the spy and assassin Tom Keen (Ryan Eggold), who had been told that he was actually Christopher Hargrave, kidnapped from his parents' home at the age of 3.
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As evidenced by his sensational return to the hardwood, Williamson not only recovered from the injury beautifully but he also quite possibly proved himself to be a generational talent with the potential to reinvigorate a struggling franchise.
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Quite possibly as a consequence of the disappearing engagement with Germany in the United States, seven out of 10 Americans believe that relations with Germany are in good shape, according to a survey by Pew Research Center.
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All the same, he left the race with 137 laps left to go—presumably because of the crash, but also quite possibly to avoid the tedium of having to do 137 more laps on the same track.
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This unlikely take on the elephant story segued into the show's most astounding moment: an emotionally blindsiding trick that, in its ideal form, will leave a single audience member shocked and quite possibly crying at every performance.
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Catch Me If You Can Quite possibly the saddest of all Christmas scenes is Leonardo DiCaprio's Frank Abagnale, Jr. calling Tom Hanks' Carl Hanratty — because the FBI agent is the only person he can call during the holidays.
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Its big fashion exhibit for 2019, the opening of which will be celebrated tonight at the celebrity-packed Met Gala, focuses on camp — quite possibly the most slippery, hard-to-define concept the curatorial team could have chosen.
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But on Wednesday night, Kim Kardashian West posed what is quite possibly the most perplexing question for the ages of them all: Why is she Snapchatting herself in a tiny, white one-piece from inside Caitlyn Jenner's closet?
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The brands were not named in the study (nor was the training center), but Dr. Lea said the food, both wet and dry, is sold worldwide — in other words, quite possibly what you serve your own dear beast.
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From the "MEALS OF THE DAY" plates, to the sneaking toe of kettle, to the token fruit and "chunky mug," this is, quite possibly, the clearest illustration of the phrase "student breakfast" you are ever likely to see.
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No, the Tigers aren't Playoff contenders anymore, but they're still in contention to win the SEC West, and they head into a meeting with Alabama on November 5th as quite possibly the second-best team in the conference.
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The laundry list of reckless, venal and quite possibly felonious behavior in which Mr. Manafort engaged has been on vivid display this month in federal court, where he is facing 18 counts of tax evasion and bank fraud.
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And on Tuesday, the Mets announced that Lugo would miss at least two weeks, and quite possibly more, as he deals with what was a deemed a minor tear in the ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow.
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Experts generally caution that you should be ready to maintain your home for at least five years and quite possibly longer — and that means you'll need to pay monthly and annual costs for that length of time, too.
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In at least the NSA case, and quite possibly the CIA's breach as well, I believe the attack must have had assistance from a trusted insider — a rogue employee or recruited spy that burned the agencies from within.
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The meme's origins lie with a group of Florida high schoolers, and within just a few weeks there were Mannequin Challenge videos from pro sports teams, then–presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, and quite possibly your family on Thanksgiving.
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The Intelligence Committee, which recently wrapped up its public impeachment hearings, will review a report — and quite possibly approve the findings in a party-line vote — on its inquiry into Trump's ask of Ukraine to investigate political rivals.
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"Saudi Arabia has decided it wants higher prices and is working with the rest of OPEC, and quite possibly Russia, to achieve them by curbing production," hedge fund manager Andy Hall wrote a few days after the deal.
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Chances are you spend a lot of your computing time inside a browser window, and quite possibly inside a Chrome tab; Google's browser has come from nowhere in 2008 to dominate the browser landscape on desktop and mobile.
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Ms. Smith's appointment keeps a Democrat in Mr. Franken's seat for at least a year, but also cues up a seismic 2018 election that could shift the balance of power in Minnesota and, quite possibly, in the Senate.
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Two days earlier, and just nine miles away, a stolen — or quite possibly sold — government Humvee laden with explosives was driven into a police base; the blast killed the chief along with at least 14 of his men.
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Donald Trump broke a long (for him) Twitter drought on Friday morning, returning from more than a day of tweet-silence to call former FBI Director James Comey a "leaker" — and to quite possibly accuse him of perjury.
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This means ePrivacy could apply to all sorts of tech firms in future, be it Skype, Facebook, Google, and quite possibly plenty more — given how many apps and services include some ability for users to communicate with each other.
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Yes ladies and gentleman, with any luck, years from now your children and quite possibly your children's children will be able to marvel at the first bucket that led the world into the Ice Bucket Challenge craze of 2014.
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Canter's Deli: There is quite possibly no faster way to sober up after a crazy night out on the town than with a pastrami sandwich stacked high with thinly-sliced beef, chased with a cup of matzo ball soup.
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And, due to the slow response of the ocean and ice sheets to changes in temperatures, the Trump Trajectory would lock in many more feet of sea-level rise over the coming centuries – quite possibly more than 30 feet.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio will have a much harder time arguing that Mr. Trump lacks the broad support of his party at this summer's Republican convention, quite possibly their last chance to stop his march to the nomination.
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From becoming an honorary Russian citizen to knocking out a fan on quite possibly the most bizarre PPV in the history of fighting, the late career of Roy Jones Jr. has been a strange one to say the least.
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If the EU agrees to a longer extension - dependent on new compromise talks - then it is possible to imagine parliament eventually reaching some sort of compromise, quite possibly under the condition of a second referendum to ratify the deal.
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"The positive outlook signals that we would expect to draw such a conclusion, or not, over the next 12-18 months, and quite possibly within 12 months," Moody's said on September 5th about moving Portugal's rating into investment grade.
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He establishes convincingly, though, that the Eyquem family had long been in trade—and was quite possibly Jewish in origin on Montaigne's mother's side—and that Montaigne's persistent tone of lordly amusement was self-consciously willed rather than inherited.
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These financial executives manage hundreds of billions of dollars and have responsibilities that would quite possibly give many of us a meltdown, but when we asked them about how they manage their emails, well, that was a different story.
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In others, they may generate a simple, traditional, anti-incumbency bias — perhaps in the unexpected runoff in Chile, in Venezuela if an election is actually held and quite possibly in Colombia, where a highly successful president is highly unpopular.
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State-level minimum wage increases, which tend to be particularly influential in those particular sectors of the economy, were quite possibly a big factor here, along with the general tightening of the labor market as the unemployment rate falls.
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Soon after the women's suffrage amendment passed, she became the vice chair of the Republican State Committee, the first woman to hold such a position; the male co-chair joined the Klan, quite possibly, considering her charisma, at her urging.
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And that has been more than enough to earn C E Ferulic its unparalleled fanbase, and its longtime status as quite possibly the single most-loved product of board-certified dermatologists and beauty editors and average skin-care shoppers everywhere.
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When FDA agents acted on a tip back in 2012 and raided a cheese factory located in rural Pennsylvania, little did they know they had stumbled upon quite possibly the greatest Parmesan cheese scandal to grace American soil in recent years.
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Adi's game plan is quite possibly my favorite because it's how I go through life: I don't know who you are, where I am, or what's happening, but if there's wine and attractive people, I will show up week after week.
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I took this case to a cardiologist and told him about the symptoms, and he said this is quite possibly a case of hypereosinophilic syndrome, which causes this hardness and enlargement of the heart, and it can also affect the kidneys.
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On its outbound journey it had not just been filled with sumptuous brocades and fussy mirrors, imposing pendulums, honeyed liqueurs and, quite possibly, portraits of the Sun King himself as tribute to the Kangxi emperor, fourth in the Qing dynasty.
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Source: Tandem Capital Source: Tandem Capital There is quite possibly another Airbnb or Dropbox in this Y Combinator class that will grow into a unicorn, but the overall results of the class will end up very far from the numbers above.
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All this pointed to a fairly sophisticated human, capable of creating sharp cutting tools, and quite possibly also able to build and steer a boat or raft (though some argue it may have floated, or swam across to the islands).
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These are just some of the many questions that came to mind after catching word of quite possibly the single greatest find of this century: Some mysterious saint was seriously spotted trailing a wood-burning pizza oven down an Australian highway.
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One week after they put on arguably the most exciting game of the season, Ohio State and Penn State undid all of that good will by submarining theirs and, by extension, quite possibly the Big Ten's chances at a national title.
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Viktor Bobyrenko, a former local councilor who heads a think tank on local governance in the northern city of Sumy, was quite possibly the first person to predict Zelenskiy's rise in print, in a newspaper editorial published in Dec. 2015.
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American RagThis iconic retail destination is quite possibly the only place in L.A. where one can score a vintage scarf, the latest J Brands, a set of French bistro chairs, and a knockout bacon-and-brie omelet at the same time.
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Choosing to spurn Smith before eventually deploying a six-point guard roster of Isaiah Canaan, Tony Wroten, Kendall Marshall, Pierre Jackson, Scottie Wilbekin, and TJ McConnell is quite possibly the most low-key example of tanking the league has ever seen.
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What's more, Lynch and Frost have to have known, on some level, that this quite possibly will be the last we see of these characters or this world, and they chose to leave us in a place of supreme irresolution.
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However much separates these two movies — story, craft, technique, production context, the larger world, you name it — they both hinge on a familiar American defender-savior: the resolute, physically imposing, quite possibly deranged solitary older man who sets wrongs right.
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"This is quite possibly the smartest dragon in the world, as it inherently understood that it was the corrupting power of the Iron Throne that led to Dany's downfall, and not Jon Snow," Nate Scott wrote at For the Win.
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It had already been disparaged by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo; in a closed-door meeting he told Jewish leaders that the proposal was "not particularly original" and quite possibly "unexecutable," according to an audio recording obtained by The Washington Post.
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Industry groups and Republican politicians protested that the plan would raise power prices, threaten the reliability of the grid, and quite possibly cause the American economy to collapse into lawless anarchy, leaving behind a blasted hellscape from a Cormac McCarthy novel.
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The next, you're ensnared in his recklessness, at the mercy of his tempestuousness and quite possibly the butt of his rage: the case with Sessions, who sank low enough that he felt compelled last month to offer Trump his resignation.
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One young woman, who I later decided was quite possibly the bravest of the bunch, tearfully explained that she had recently gotten out of a serious relationship and was adapting to the crushing new lack of human contact in her life.
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She has a lot of family around her who seem very supportive, so I don't think she really needs us to visit, and it seems like quite possibly now that my uncle is gone, she really would rather we didn't.
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In reality, however, it's clear that Mr. Trump — whose personal conflicts of interest are unprecedented, and quite possibly unconstitutional — intends to move U.S. policy radically away from the preferences of most Americans, including a pronounced pro-Russian shift in foreign policy.
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The latest turn, and quite possibly the last, came on Friday, when the Connecticut Supreme Court vacated the conviction of Michael C. Skakel, who had been found guilty of killing the girl, Martha Moxley, with a golf club in 1975.
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The truth is, had the forthcoming ads been ordered to appear where Millennials and Generation Z are consuming their content (YouTube and similar outlets), they had a good chance of reaching the intended audience and quite possibly resonating with them.
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"It represents a remarkable aggrandizement of Erdogan's personal power and quite possibly a death blow to vital checks and balances in the country," said Professor Howard Eissenstat, a Turkey expert at the Project on Middle East Democracy, a Washington research group.
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But regardless, it shows that there's at least some purchase for this kind of heroic-fiction narrative in the White House, shaping how they want the public to think of them and quite possibly how the president thinks about himself.
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Yet even now, VW — and quite possibly other automakers — seems unable to understand that from the public's point of view, the problem was not so much cheating on tests as concealing the threat that its cars posed to the health of the public.
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In late 2009, Casey Hudson told a studio-wide meeting at BioWare's Edmonton, Canada base that Mass Effect 2 would be the company's best game yet and, quite possibly, the greatest videogame ever made, according to one developer present at the time.
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Archie and Veronica certainly seem hot and heavy in this promo, but let's not forget that Veronica's bad boy ex, Nick St. Clair (Graham Phillips), is also coming to town to stir the pot and, quite possibly, worm his way into Ronnie's heart.
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There are still limitations, of course, mostly owing to the limited screen real estate, but the addition of Siri's voice, now built directly into the watch, is a good work around — and quite possibly the best argument for Apple's smart assistant to date.
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The retailer's massive sale is quite possibly the best three weeks of the year (for beauty fanatics, anyway) thanks to its amazing daily deals on high-end makeup and skincare brands like Too Faced, Mario Badescu, Clinique, and tons more beauty favorites.
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The CMO's role in helping to shape Twitter's response to this challenge — both by partnering with others for new initiatives but also in coming up with the best way to present Twitter to the world — will be crucial, and quite possibly thankless.
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"The most anticipated car of 2018 and, quite possibly, the most anticipated Rolls-Royce of all time," according to Rolls-Royce, the Cullinan goes on sale later this year for around $325,000 — roughly 1/100th of the estimated value of the diamond.
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"Democrats quite possibly have better bullets to shoot at us, and frankly, I think that our voters have moved on to other issues," one Republican strategist, who asked to remain anonymous in order to speak freely about the matter, told me in July.
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It's unclear if Sprouse will be the reason these two can call themselves "eskimo sisters," but props to the women for not letting the same love interest come between a beautiful friendship — one that, quite possibly, will take them to raunchy places.
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Now, there are 126 million search results on Google for "yoga body," and they almost all show the same thing: a young, thin, tanned, flexible woman, who is probably also beautiful and radiantly happy, and quite possibly semi-clothed on a beach.
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Through the sad boulevards of Kinshasa—as the Congolese capital had been renamed—worshippers strutted (and they strut still) in glorious assemblages, perhaps matching a sharp suit with an ebony cane and a fur coat, quite possibly lifted from some faraway European boutique.
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In both cases, Howell and Wolff argue that the federal Parliament in Canada should pass new legislation to clarify the rules and remove any doubt that might drive research and development activity away from Canada — and quite possibly to the United States.
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If this model is right — and bear in mind that until Michigan polls were doing pretty well, so it may be a special case — next Tuesday won't go as well for Clinton as the polls predict, with Sanders quite possibly winning three states.
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Keeping the government shut down for an extended period was not going to change the reality that most Republicans would be unwilling to take a stand that would quite possibly be the target of the next Twitter barrage from their party's leader.
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Whether she was painted by Botticelli or under his supervision, this ideal of beauty appears to be the same woman we see in the "The Birth of Venus" and "Minerva and the Centaur" and quite possibly later as Mary with the infant Jesus.
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Researching the origin of the term led me to an event I'd never known about, the New York Zoo Escape of 1874, a newspaper hoax that quite possibly inspired Thomas Nast to create the elephant and donkey's symbolic roles in politics today.
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"It represents a remarkable aggrandizement of Erdoğan's personal power and quite possibly a death blow to vital checks and balances in the country," Howard Eissenstat, an expert at the Project on Middle East Democracy, told the New York Times upon the referendum's passage.
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The weeks after Trump's announcement on tariffs were unsettling for Cobb, as he tried to cope with the impact of the new tax and guess at the intentions of a president who seemed to be intent on escalation but also quite possibly bluffing.
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"It is highly unlikely they will receive a fine of that magnitude, but quite possibly it could be in the billions, and more importantly, the way that gets resolved is Facebook has to sit down with the FTC and negotiate," Kint said.
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Its ranks included both National Review and its chief rival, The Weekly Standard , as well as most of the leading conservative newspaper columnists, countless scholars and policy wonks, and, quite possibly, the two Presidents Bush, both of whom declined to endorse Trump.
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In practice, that would mean that the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans program (DAPA) and the expansion of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA+) would be put on hold for the duration of the Obama presidency, and quite possibly forever.
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Rudy Gobert, their best defender, and quite possibly their best player (depending on how you feel about Gordon Hayward), suffered a knee injury, which kept him out for the remainder of the game, and will also sideline him for at least game 2.
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Ian Trumble, a curator of archaeology, Egyptology and world cultures at Bolton Museum in northern England, wrote on Twitter over the weekend that the marketing effort was "quite possibly the most shocking, ill-advised & irresponsible 'heritage engagement' campaigns" he had ever seen.
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And it ironically foreshadows a harrowing incident that befell him after his return to Naples from Messina, when he was ambushed at a tavern door by persons unknown (quite possibly a band of vengeful Knights), who slashed his face until he was unrecognizable.
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Mederma is quite possibly the biggest name in scar-reduction treatments, and for good reason: It remains one of the more effective topical options out there for everything from surgical to acne scars, according to Jodi Shays, esthetician and founder of Queen Bee Salon & Spa.
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Now, thanks to a deleted scene that ABC released shortly after the episode aired, viewers were able to learn that Kirpa fell on a slippery rock while attempting to take a selfie, making her quite possibly one of the most relatable Bachelor contestants in history.
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Wuudy, a nail salon based in Thailand, posted the image to Instagram, and you can see that the manicurist designed a 3-D, acrylic manicure that is quite possibly the most intricate (not to mention, heavy) hand of nail art that we've ever seen.
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In fact, as Mashable's Andrew Freedman notes, central air pressures in the storm could drop rapidly enough—at least 24 millibars in 24 hours—for it to qualify as a "bombogenesis" event, which is quite possibly the most badass meteorological term we've heard all week.
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Woodley wants to cash in on his championship standing, but his last two fights have been such snoozers that the title is quite possibly all he brings to the equation in terms of promotion—few are buying his fights expecting a good scrap anymore.
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In the days beforehand, the senator from Florida took Mr Trump apart in a televised debate, then ridiculed him on the campaign as a con artist, who quite possibly wet his trousers and whose fondness for fake tan promised to "make America orange again".
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Another thing that might be interesting about Dirty Projectors' path over the last four years: There's some relationship stuff in this song that feels quite possibly autobiographical and certainly might color the tone of the album compared to the subtle sweetness of Swing Lo Magellan.
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It suffered since its earliest days in 2013 from the wavering in Washington, the turbulence of the Syrian civil war and, quite possibly, from President Barack Obama's reluctance to antagonize Tehran when his priority was to negotiate a nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic.
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Canter's Deli24 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 25(7000) 90028-323 There is quite possibly no faster way to sober up after a crazy night out on the town than with a pastrami sandwich stacked high, chased with a cup of matzo ball soup.
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But here's another reality worth acknowledging: While other presidents have wanted to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, they knew that it needed to be done in the context of a final peace agreement with Palestinian consent; otherwise, it could incite violence, even, quite possibly, war.
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To assume Abedin chose to stay with Weiner despite his many flaws is to ignore the fact that she quite possibly decided to stay with him because of the many good qualities he possesses, the ones that appealed to her in the first place.
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That's basically the take on the day from Republicans, who have promised overhauling the US tax system in campaign after campaign, and made clear this is their sole domestic priority for the remaining year (and quite possibly remaining 225 months of the 239.6th Congress).
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But his defense of French values and identity has suddenly made him the front-runner as France's right-center Republican Party prepares to vote Sunday in a runoff to choose its standard-bearer in the 2017 elections — and quite possibly the next president of France.
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You could help stop traffic for the kids who are climate striking so the kids can concentrate on yelling, or go stand with workers at one of the many strikes taking place right now in many sectors of the economy, quite possibly near you.
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As seen in: Clay Burton (an ex-Amish gangster's right-hand man) versus Nola Longshadow (who's out for revenge against said gangster) in "A Fixer of Sorts" (season three, episode three) This is quite possibly Banshee's best fight to date, combining everything discussed above.
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If Democratic women remain this engaged and financially active going into 2020 and beyond — and all signs suggest they could, quite possibly, close the gender fundraising gap in one of the next elections — new seats at the table may open in our political process.
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It is quite possibly all of those things, but the sheer scope of an 80-game event (up from the current 20203) played out over more than a month requires a reserve of stadiums, practice sites, hotels and transportation infrastructure that few countries can offer.
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And her promises to investors were consistent with the media image she was simultaneously cultivating for her company: that it was on the forefront of revolutionizing the diagnostics industry, breaking into new territory to drive change and quite possibly eradicate epidemics as we know them.
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Despite what might feel like a painful turn, he doesn't want investors to get too bearish.. "We feel pretty comfortable that this is going to be a bull market with legs for the next year or two — and quite possibly three more years," he said.
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J. Smith-Cameron as Gerri Killman on 'Succession' Quite possibly the smartest person on this entire show +50 Can fix any problem, smooth over any bump, clean up any spill +10 Had judgment-free phone sex with Roman and then moved on with her life.
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The intentional, multi-pronged sabotage of the ACA that we have seen during Trump's presidency — reaching new heights since attempts by Congress to repeal the law failed — violates both Trump's constitutional obligations and quite possibly the obligations of his Department of Health and Human Services.
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He's attentive—even when girls run up and ask for a selfie (he politely declined until our date was over)—he cares about the world, and is quite possibly one of the wokest white guys I've ever met (spoken as a true woke white girl).
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Buffon could unwittingly assume the role of the Old Lady's most unlikely antagonist, spoil his own party by gifting his opponents the game with a fatal error, and still leave the Millennium Stadium regarded as quite possibly the greatest goalkeeper ever to have graced the game.
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But this week, as she hit the red carpet and press circuit to promote the premiere of her new film Ghostbusters, McCarthy really kicked things up a notch, going for looks in an assortment of bright hues, making this quite possibly her most colorful week ever.
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Much like Lifetime's William & Kate movie, which aired the year of their wedding and starred Grey's Anatomy's Camilla Luddington and Grimm's Nico Evers-Swindell, Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance features some unforgettable moments we haven't seen (and quite possibly never really happened) and some truly choice dialogue.
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If you've worked in tech in the Bay Area over the last decade or more, you quite possibly know Mike Ghaffary, a USC grad who nabbed both his MBA and JD from Harvard before beginning to work his way through a number of well-known institutions.
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For this reason, it's likely that behind the scenes the Trump administration is being lobbied to allow exports from Iran to continue, while Washington is quite possibly lobbying OPEC leaders such as Saudi Arabia to produce more heavier crudes to meet the needs of Asian refiners.
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If you don't believe me—and, at this stage you're fully justified in being somewhat suspicious of my quite possibly ever-so-slightly spurious claim—then I highly recommend that you make yourself a cup of tea and set eight minutes aside to watch the video below.
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Given how badly things have been going for Trump—his foreign trip, hailed by the administration as the highlight of his presidency thus far, was quite possibly a historic disaster—his allies in both politics and the media have seized the incident and run with it.
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Beyond the story of lost lives and children robbed of their father, the details surrounding the third motorist tell what has become an all-too-familiar tale: permissive sanctuary laws that allowed someone to live in this country who quite possibly should not have been here.
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The intentional, multi-pronged sabotage of the ACA that we have seen over the past nine months — reaching new heights since attempts by Congress to repeal the law failed — violates both Trump's constitutional obligations and quite possibly the obligations of his Department of Health and Human Services.
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The Justice Department has followed suit, stymying a potential investigation into documents that may very well be the Rosetta Stone of Trump's presidency—clarifying the president's relationship with Russia, his and his family's attempts to profit from the presidency, and, quite possibly, evidence of criminal tax fraud.
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To understand how the risk can escalate — yet the chances of war remain low — consider these three key realities: First, North Korean leaders know that they would not only lose a war with the United States, they would also lose their regime and, quite possibly, their lives.
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Knowing that a garment had a make-it-work moment when an overworked, underpaid, quite possibly underage garment worker fell asleep at the shears and sliced a hole in the arm empowers me to go on in this biggst make-it-work moment of all: life.
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Sticking by Mr. Trump after the surfacing of a 2005 recording in which he could be heard speaking about women in vulgar terms and bragging about being able to get away with sexual assault would subject Republican candidates to devastating and, quite possibly, career-ending attack.
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"Modern Romance" (on Friday and Sunday), quite possibly his best feature, is a daringly structured romantic tragicomedy about an on-again-off-again relationship that introduces Mr. Brooks's and Kathryn Harrold's characters in the middle of what — it eventually becomes clear — is a pattern in their courtship.
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But only one of them will get to play in the U.S. Open final on Saturday, quite possibly against Serena Williams, the 20143-year-old American icon, who will face a tough test of her own against No. 5 seed Elina Svitolina in Thursday night's first semifinal.
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Quite possibly, twenty-four hours from now—at least, as he would experience those hours—she would be an old woman, still messing with her coupons at the same table, and meanwhile he would be shuttling down to an entirely new world as an entirely new man.
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Paul Rosenzweig, a former deputy in the Department of Homeland Security, wrote in Lawfare that the worst thing to happen to Trump last week wasn't Comey's testimony, but the announcement that Dreeben — "quite possibly the best criminal appellate lawyer in America" — had been recruited into the special counsel's office.
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Later on in the week, during what was quite possibly the swankiest party this writer's ever been invited to, Peter confessed that he'd sensed my abject fear—which is why I managed to sidestep the gold lame get ups that most of my other passengers had been poured into.
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Born in Manhattan — he said last year that he was taking steps to renounce his United States citizenship, for tax purposes — Mr. Johnson is an accomplished author, a gadfly and, quite possibly, a candidate to succeed Mr. Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party and as prime minister.
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Escalante's count is quite possibly high (he counts 21960 attempts under Bill Clinton, whose administration wouldn't have had much motive after the end of the Cold War), but many American attempts have been verified by independent historians, government investigators, and journalists, especially as crucial documents have been declassified.
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One can only speculate as to how he would have voted in Gundy, but given the partisan nature of the battle lines developing around the non-delegation doctrine, there are four, and quite possibly five, members of the court willing to revisit the doctrine in an appropriate case.
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Tractor hacking is growing increasingly popular because John Deere and other manufacturers have made it impossible to perform "unauthorized" repair on farm equipment, which farmers see as an attack on their sovereignty and quite possibly an existential threat to their livelihood if their tractor breaks at an inopportune time.
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In the pilot of My So-Called Life — one of my favorite episodes of television ever made and quite possibly the best television pilot ever made — Angela (Claire Danes) stops hanging out with her childhood best friend to spend time with the slightly edgy, somewhat dangerous Rayanne Graff (A.
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The Chiefs don't play this weekend, but before the playoffs — and, quite possibly, during them — they will encounter an opponent that appears equipped to slow them, a defense that coaxes interceptions and excels in the red zone and might prevent them from scoring so darn quickly and often.
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Few at this point, I suspect, would dispute the claim of Richard Eyre, the highly empathic director of this staging, that "Long Day's Journey" is also quite possibly "the saddest play ever written" — not least because the Tyrones cannot stop laying waste to one another and to themselves.
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Within a 24-hour period Tuesday and Wednesday, three of the most controversial and quite possibly the least qualified of these nominees paraded across the screen in a cavalcade of misstatements, lapses of judgment, conflicts of interest and from time to time spectacular displays of ignorance and insensitivity.
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You've seen the United States go from being a country that your parents — or if you're 2044, more likely your grandparents — described as a place where life got better for every succeeding generation to a place where for millions of people, quite possibly including you, that's no longer true.
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Otherwise, this could be a fun spectacle and quite possibly a legitimate moment in organized fighting, and one that does not necessarily conflict with a consumer's ability to drop an equal amount of money to what should be a legitimately compelling fight between two of the best fighters alive.
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The new study, led by University of Oregon geologist Greg Retallack and Old Dominion University geologist Nora Noffke, describes a tantalizing new rock outcrop in the Isua Greenstone Belt of southwestern Greenland that, quite possibly, contains our planet's oldest dirt, and by consequence, the oldest traces of life on the planet.
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But if you're the kind of person with a huge stack of imported Famicom games, someone who relaxes by listening to the Castlevania II soundtrack and who doesn't need to look up acronyms like RGB, EDID, or DVI, the Nt mini is quite possibly the ideal way to play NES games.
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Hence, while overseas central banks scramble to insulate their economies from this latest crisis, the Fed may very well be forced to take back its lone rate hike of this cycle and, quite possibly, follow the rest of the world into a policy regime that requires negative nominal interest rates.
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That sets up 2017 to be the first year in more than a decade when Republicans have unified control of the federal government, enough to pass the huge tax cuts, the low-income program cuts, and, quite possibly, the entitlement reforms that both Rubio and House Speaker Paul Ryan have backed.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Just as former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the front-runner in Brazil's presidential election, was surrendering this month to start serving a 20143-year sentence for corruption, a former Supreme Court justice quietly made his debut on the political stage, quite possibly upending the contest.
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When they were creating the FHA [Federal Housing Administration] and the GI Bill, there was one culture—aside from, of course, Native Americans—that was taken out of those bills, which were two of the largest wealth-growing acts quite possibly in our country's history, and that was black people.
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In its repetition, "sorrow conquers everything" becomes at once an absurdly reductive dictum and quite possibly a hard-won truth; a snippet of folk wisdom; a subtitle in a grainy art-house offering of the 1950s or '60s; an angsty adolescent's diary entry; or the second line of a melancholy haiku.
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But now that we know which plan this ad refers to, we can evaluate some of the claims made in the advertisement: "More choices and better care at lower costs": A Better Way would quite possibly create more health insurance choices, as it would eliminate many of the health law mandates.
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If you do find yourself trolling offshore more, something a little sturdier will save you time, money in the long run, and quite possibly even a little heartache, which is why I would go straight for one of Penn's International series reels and pair it with Penn's Ally Standup Rod.
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And there's a lot in there, things that shed light on questions ranging from whether the president committed obstruction (quite possibly) to why Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting at Trump Tower wasn't illegal (Junior is too ignorant, more or less) to whether the media bungled this entire story (no, surprisingly!).
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Kansas Republicans appear to have thumbed their noses at the party establishment on Tuesday in the primary for governor, failing to persuasively back the sitting governor, Jeff Colyer, and instead leaving room to elect Kris Kobach, the state's secretary of state — and quite possibly the most pernicious public official in America.
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Outside of the Switch, Nintendo also quietly released arguably the best — and quite possibly last — iteration of its dedicated handheld with the New Nintendo 2DS XL. It's a device that strikes a nice balance between price and functionality, and shows that Nintendo isn't ready to abandon its portable gaming line just yet.
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A charismatic, razor-sharp politician who's managed to win some of those crucial hearts and minds IRL as well as in the notoriously fickle waters of social media, she's sidestepped so many of the usual pitfalls on her way to the top of the Conservative party in Scotland – and quite possibly eventually nationwide.
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Instead of a few hundred thousand towers that currently provide cell service across the U.S., 5G will likely involve the installation of millions of "micro-cells," including, quite possibly, multiple cells within a single building, capable of supporting many more users with data speeds up to 200 times faster than current 4G networks.
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Though her (amazing) social media presence has quite possibly been her biggest role in the past few years, this month sees the release of the film I Feel Pretty, where she plays Jane, best friend to lead actress Amy Schumer, and we can catch her in Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix May 30.
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On top of all this, a homogenous newsroom arguably translates to myopic news coverage: If you have one group of people deciding which stories are important and which are not, you're probably going to present a selective, quite possibly stereotyped version of current events that won't resonate with an increasingly diverse audience.
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When Astra1A, the first dedicated direct-broadcast television satellite, was sitting on top of Europe's first Ariane 4 rocket in 1988, Rupert Murdoch knew that if it blew up, his nascent Sky broadcasting business would blow up with it—quite possibly taking the rest of his media empire down in flames too.
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Yet, in his failure to elevate progressive policies into the mainstream, he is leaving behind quite possibly the greatest political irony: a revival of the Republican Party through a new, center-right coalition that fuses together the Reagan, Rust Belt Democrats of the 1980's with the Tea Party movement of today.
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Trump's pick will cement a 5-20163 majority on the court for conservatives who could quite possibly dominate for a generation and, combined with his aggressive efforts to appoint judges to other federal courts across the country, ensure that the imprint of his contentious presidency will endure long after he has left office.
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The discussion of the possible negative effects of single-payer on pharmaceutical innovation in the US, while quite possibly wrong (see Aaron Carroll and Austin Frakt for the contrary case), is at least pinpointing a plausible downside to a policy that would otherwise substantially improve living standards for the uninsured and underinsured.
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Legal challenges to the program are sure to tie the proposal up in court until well after Trump's potential reelection, and quite possibly until after Stitt's potential reelection as well -- putting the horrific repercussions on patients' health and lives beyond the point where the lawmakers could be held accountable at the ballot box.
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Luckily, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE doesn't need Omarosa — and quite possibly, he never did.
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See Game of Thrones Collectible Book Box Set at Amazon See Game of Thrones Kindle Edition books at Amazon See Kindle E-reader at Amazon A Song of Ice and Fire, Paperback - £29.90 See Details Risk is a game which requires patience and is quite possibly the most enjoyable board game I've ever played.
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With its fall finale, the popular drama served up multiple answers to burning questions -- namely the gender of Toby and Kate's baby (a boy) and the identity of "her" (Rebecca) -- but it also left fans with one OMG moment to chew on until the show's spring return: Nicky, Jack's younger brother, is quite possibly alive.
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In "The Monk of Mokha," he moves lightly between story and analysis, and between brisk histories of Yemeni immigration to America; gentrifying San Francisco; coffee cultivation ("quite possibly the most complex journey from farm to consumption of any foodstuff known to humankind"); and the saints and thieves who dispersed the beans around the world.
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Last year's game was watched by 114.4 million viewers, the most people who have ever watched a TV broadcast in the US. And that record will quite possibly be broken this year, with a game between the top seeds in the American Football Conference and the National Football Conference, the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers, respectively.
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With the holidays in full force, every mall, coffee shop, and household in America has embraced the jolly spirit by playing the same loop of Christmas songs throughout the entire month of December, and we know that Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" is part of that loop, or quite possibly the entire playlist.
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By the end of Mr. Karam's haunting, beautifully realized play — quite possibly the finest we will see all season — the apartment has emptied; there's not a single human being left on a stage suddenly plunged into total darkness, as if a black hole had swallowed up the Blake family before the turkey has even had time to cool.
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Given that Ryan's stated goal is to ensure continued GOP control of Congress (or, failing that, at least the House of Representatives), he is facing a Hobson's choice: If he actually makes a real decision regarding Trump, he will quite possibly end up with nothing at all in terms of his own political and policy goals.
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Economist Alec Phillips told clients: Our central election expectation continues to be that (Secretary) Clinton wins the White House, with a slim Democratic majority in the Senate — quite possibly a 5.43-50 split with the vice president breaking the tie —and a somewhat smaller Republican majority in the House than the 246 seats they currently hold.
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After a ceremony in which numerous awards were won by women and people of color, when milestones were being reached left and right, Green Book was quite possibly the safest choice the Academy could have made — a largely enjoyable but simultaneously forgettable movie about how all we need to do to overcome racism is talk to each other.
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The Donut Pub 203 W 14th St, New York, NY 10011 (646) 398-7007 Enjoy a very late (or very early?) breakfast at this all-day donut counter hawking classic glazed rounds alongside a selection of croissant donuts like salted caramel and maple bacon, as well as quite possibly the city's best black-and-white cookie.
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Kyrgios, a 21-year-old Australian of Greek and Malaysian descent — and quite possibly the most gifted tennis player to come along since Roger Federer — was accompanied by an improbable crew: a 13-year-old from Philadelphia named Tauheed Browning and a 14-year-old from Maryland named Langston Williams, two promising juniors who were training at the academy.
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And finally, in what is quite possibly the only news on a crossover fight that is actually happening, boxing favorite Heather Hardy has finally had her opponent announced for her MMA debut on January 14th with Invicta FC. She will be fighting Brieta Carpentar, an 8-2 MMA amateur who will also be debuting on the 14th.
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If you want to know whether I can be objective here, I would have to admit that seeing repeated images of thousands of children, as young as 4 months old, facing inhumane and abusive conditions in my government's name and supported by my tax dollars, has been quite possibly the most morally disturbing experience of my life.
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As my New York Times colleague Zachary Woolfe has suggested, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the successor to James Levine as music director of the Metropolitan Opera, may have cause to feel anointed: To judge from recent audience reactions, he is seen as the new grand maestro on the block, and quite possibly a savior for the troubled company.
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Perhaps the emotion of the home crowd Thursday night, when the Warriors at last bid farewell to Oracle Arena after 47 years, can help the two-time defending champions keep these finals going against the Toronto Raptors, even though they will be without Durant and quite possibly Kevon Looney, who aggravated an upper body injury during Monday's game.
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Damore's memo argued, roughly, that the tech world's conspicuous dearth of women is quite possibly a consequence of the trend I've just described — that more men than women are attracted to the kind of work that's done by programmers and software engineers, and that it's a mistake to assume discrimination when self-selection might be at work.
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The global warming problem requires a whole suite of fixes, some of them mammoth, as Mr. Moynihan intuited a half-century ago — carbon-free alternatives to produce electricity; an all-electric vehicle fleet; an end to deforestation; climate-friendly agricultural practices; large-scale dietary changes; and, quite possibly, advanced technologies to draw carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
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Cuban and Co. will pay him as much—or, in this case, as little—as he asks for, consult him on personnel decisions, award him a post-playing role of his choosing, construct him a statue outside the arena, shoe his jersey into the rafters at the earliest possible date, and quite possibly hand him an ownership stake, too.
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The world of Wakanda, a fictional African nation that is the world's most technologically advanced but also quite possibly the world's most secretive, is a bright, gleaming utopia for its citizens, who live in a society where easy access to the metal vibranium means the kind of post-scarcity society that science fiction writers have been dreaming about for decades.
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The fear, of course, is that a dissolution of the EU as a single, unified economic entity, with its own currency, could collapse, leading to the reintroduction of single-nation currencies; the revival of national central banks; competitive currency devaluations across the Continent; and, quite possibly, the re-awakening of ancient enmities that dominated the European political landscape for decades, if not centuries.
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A day later, it still seems surreal to write: The Golden State Warriors, a team that won a NBA-record 73 regular season games and featured two of the greatest shooters the sport has ever seen, have added quite possibly the league's best player, almost certainly its best all-around scorer, and arguably one of the its three best shooters to that core.
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Now, political and media experts say the president's latest Twitter bombshell — that the government will no longer allow transgender people to serve in the U.S. military — is more about politics than policy, and quite possibly an effort to distract from other issues like the Russia investigation, the Republican health care "fiasco" and Trump's controversial attacks on his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions.
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Analysis of a life-size portrait of King Philip III, of Spain, from the workshop of the court painter Juan Pantoja de la Cruz, circa 1605, which was acquired by the Fogg a century ago, revealed traces of cochineal carmine and quite possibly Mummy Brown, much darkened and deteriorated—the palette thus encompassing an empire of pigments from Egypt to Oaxaca.
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This was impressive enough just given their seeding, although was more of an honest mistake than anything else: Diaz and Gonzalez do not have enough funding to play on beach volleyball's World Tour, and as such both the teams playing them and the people endeavoring to rank those teams were likely very unfamiliar of them and quite possibly had never seen them play before.
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With all these catastrophic scenarios now daily facts of life, the specter of climate upheaval—long held forth as the urgent, and quite possibly final, imperative to overcome tribal political divisions and the human race's retrograde hoarding instincts—is acting as an accelerant of global conflict, plunging nationalist powers into a regressive rivalry to seize scarce resources and deny access to putative outsiders of all descriptions.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship star Conor McGregor on Monday called President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 2900 of Senate impeachment trial MORE "quite possibly" the greatest president of all time while wishing the U.S. a happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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The Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts, whose work has led to high-profile prosecutions against the Colombian military, a Guatemalan dictator and American oil companies, not only provided the most chilling account of what the students had suffered one night in September 2014, but it also showed that the Mexican government had, at the very least, badly mishandled the investigation, and quite possibly attempted a cover-up.
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While the other 27 states would quite possibly be willing to extend to Britain the same kind of access to EU markets they offer to Norway or Switzerland, they have made clear that would mean Britain continuing to pay into the EU budget and obey EU rules, including on free migration across the bloc, while no longer having any say in how the Union's policies are set.
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The Northern anchovy (Engraulis mordax)—a common schooling fish found off the North American west coast and a critical part of ocean food chains—consumes plastic because it smells like prey, according to new research published yesterday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Given the ecological importance of these marine animals, this discovery hold serious implications for the well-being of aquatic food webs, and quite possibly, human health.
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A significant proportion of the opposition to the ACA is based on finances — the ACA imposes both direct and indirect costs on the nation in pursuit of (quite possibly profitable) improvements in health care in the US. But a dollar in the hand is worth way more than two in the bush, so it's simple silly to suggest that the debate about ACA repeal and replacement is independent of taxes.
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Films like Jason Bourne, Star Trek Beyond, and X-Men: Apocalypse were merely okay commercial performers, even though they all made more than $130 million in the U.S. (And that's to say nothing of Ghostbusters, which barely crossed $120 million and is one of the season's high-profile busts.) Then you've got Finding Dory, Captain America: Civil War, The Secret Life of Pets and (quite possibly) Suicide Squad.
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In a world in which the President of the United States eagerly attacks department store chain Nordstrom for "unfairly" dropping his daughter's clothing line—a Twitter feud that was quite possibly started during the middle of President Trump's daily intelligence briefing—the once-simple act of a retailer carrying, or not carrying, a product in any way associated with the Trump business empire can now have massive implications.
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Mr. Trump's critics should continue fighting fiercely against his attempts — on Twitter and off — to undermine the rule of law, to rig the system in favor of himself and his cronies and to take down not only the Constitution but also quite possibly, if he gets the chance, the Ptolemaic model, Newton's Law, and maybe even the Pythagorean theorem in order to establish himself as the sole arbiter of truth.
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For their fans, the Mets present a complicated sort of escapism, and an especially convoluted escape plan; if the idea of watching a game is to unplug from the broader world, there's something almost rude about the way that the Mets keep introducing classic broader-world shittinesses like Upper Management Is Extremely Petty And Quite Possibly Also Drunk and There Is No Truly Ethical Way To Enjoy Anything At All into the story.
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"Conservatives could be facing four or eight more years of a Democrat in the White House, Democratic control of the Senate, and, quite possibly, the House could swing back to left-wing control," FreedomWorks CEO Adam Brandon; Timothy Head, the executive director of the Faith and Freedom Coalition; Marc Levin, the policy director for Right on Crime; and Grover Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, wrote in a National Review op-ed this week.
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