"Before I Fall" is tactful rather than maudlin, tasteful rather than lurid, soothing rather than creepy.
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We can unify rather than divide, heal rather than hurt, and glorify God rather than elevate ourselves.
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We can evolve rather than revolt, come together, rather than claim independence, and feel rather than think.
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They made art that was ugly rather than beautiful, rough rather than refined, and funny rather than respectful.
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The space should be loud rather than hushed, jumbled rather than staid, interactive rather than wholly glass-encased.
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A Chinese-led world order would be one of privileges rather than rights, power rather than law, tribute rather than alliance.
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We'd rather make discoveries than predictions, pick personal favorites rather than possible winners, observe the machine rather than spin like cogs inside it.
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The reshuffle was cautious, rather than flashy; balanced, rather than innovative.
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But it feels confident rather than meandering, full rather than dull.
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Rather, it's more of a distant cousin rather than direct offspring.
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Most would rather pay more rather than feel "weird" while negotiating.
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The note is civil rather than colloquial, aspirational rather than inspirational.
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Would you rather be rich or would you rather be king?
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"Rather than just be opinionated, I'd rather be informed," he said.
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But it started up rather -- rather fast, as you probably noticed.
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I'd rather do the larger solution rather than the smaller solution.
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However, the claims around this kind of work — "being" rather than representing politics, and producing active rather than merely passive viewers — are rather grand.
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I'd rather just push through the hard times rather than say anything.
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Rather than go middle of the road, I'd rather go all out.
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Rather, it is a global system that contains rather than solves problems.
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The fact is, high fashion—or rather, fashiòn—can be rather intimidating.
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And I'd rather-- I'd rather have that 313% in other good businesses.
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I'd rather the industry make money for people rather than off people.
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It was a much more improvisational approach to Chewbacca, rather than rather preplanned.
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And rather than fight through Facebook's impositions, they'd rather go build something new.
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"We'd rather be a little cruiser rather than this aircraft carrier," he said.
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Rather than carry out the president's order, he decided he would rather resign.
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"And you'd rather turn the wheel slowly and gradually rather than stopping abruptly."
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I'd rather, I'd rather follow what you guys are teaching me and everything.
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I wonder why I am here rather than there, now rather than then.
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But it's one of margin rather than – rather than, you know, home-runs.
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More time is spent doing rather than acquiring, cutting flowers from the garden rather than buying them from a shop, cooking from scratch rather than ordering takeout.
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Snow and ice are rather white, meaning they reflect sunlight rather than absorbing it.
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Rather, when evaluating the likeliest outcomes, look to trustworthy polls rather than your gut.
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I'd much rather say, 'This is who this is,' rather than have people speculate.
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Democrats argue they'd rather be stuck with too much energy rather than too little.
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This, the novel's biggest weakness, is largely a failing of Mangan's prose, which tends to be general rather than specific, lofty rather than grounded, received rather than observed.
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" Restorative justice, Karp and Frank write, "supports rather than stigmatizes, engages rather than isolates, empowers rather than silences, and teaches that meaningful accountability can rebuild a fractured campus community.
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Like the funeral sermon, art history typically glorifies rather than criticizes, sanctifies rather than condemns.
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"I'd rather go into the details of the case rather than process," Trump said Monday.
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I'd rather know what someone biases to rather than try to interpret through their actions.
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But some Republicans would rather keep some of ObamaCare's taxes rather than creating new ones.
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But rather than simply complain — rather than simply just throw bombs — we are offering solutions.
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You call yourself an artist rather than a photographer because you create rather than document.
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We'd rather that you call, rather than waiting for, you know, for something to happen.
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"The government wants to build rather conservative, rather nationalistic, tendencies in the theater," he said.
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"I'd rather think of the paintings as being meaningful rather than having meaning," he said.
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Unfortunately, economic considerations usually focus on sanctions rather than incentives, on sticks rather than carrots.
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Rather, it is focused on implementing policy goals, rather than getting involved in partisan politics.
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Rather than look it up, they'd rather just watch something on their existing cable package.
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Some say they'd rather come up with their own bill rather than revising the House's.
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Rather than the "clean beauty" Goss advocates, these men are promoting the idea that makeup can be forceful rather than just pretty; it can be creative, rather than just corrective.
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The only difference, really, is the hostly persona — manic rather than laid-back, declaiming rather than languidly commenting, muscle T's and baggy shorts rather than jeans and white button-downs.
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"I get you don't want to answer these questions and that's cool, but I'd rather you just say I'd rather not answer them rather than just ignore them," Cooper said.
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Trump's fans may pride him on his directness, but it's always of the all-caps sort, predicated on showmanship rather than sincerity, fearmongering rather than comfort, fracture rather than unity.
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So Dr. Richmond would rather we focus on how aftershocks feel, rather than what they are.
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Rather than confronting it and feeling like I'm failing, I'd rather not confront that at all.
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People would rather grow the pie together rather than fight over the size of the pie.
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In a way, I'd rather break up rather than destroy each other trying to stay together.
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"It takes restraint to listen rather than speak, to consider rather than to dismiss," Roberts said.
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He said "rather than putting pressure" on business executives, not "rather than put pressure" on them.
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"I'd rather go into the details of the case rather than process," Trump told reporters Monday.
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Rather than confront the relevant detail, he'd rather get us to think about the irrelevant details.
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So rather than a futile petition, it would be wiser to play the ball rather than the man: to dispute the actual issues rather than dismiss him as primitive and dumb.
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"Grandmother's silver" may actually be silver-plate rather than sterling, but the phrase still sounds rather refined.
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And there's no other place I'd rather be, and no one else I'd rather do it with.
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Being compelled by journalistic obligation rather than insatiable teenage hormones made the session a rather joyless affair.
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Hughes has a rather different problem: She's found the right man, but would he rather be alone?
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Some words are spelled incorrectly, like "effectivly" rather than effectively and "canker sours" rather than canker sores.
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It's an audible eye roll rather than a furious takedown; confident and patronizing rather than genuinely angry.
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I guess it's rather fitting, considering the character himself is in a rather aimless state of mind.
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Rather than being ignored altogether, wouldn't I rather be with someone who appreciates and embraces my disability?
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"I would rather see Russia in with the G-8 rather than the G-7," Trump said.
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Most people would rather play as an attractive character, rather than an ugly one, regardless of gender.
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"Rather than waiting two, three or four weeks, we would rather be careful now," Mr. Cahn said.
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"I love professions that arise rather from a necessity rather than from a velleity," says de Mayda.
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But everyone knows Iowans would rather have the star of the show rather than a stand-in.
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Vinebox doesn't send you a 750 mL bottle, but rather 10 centiliters in a rather attractive vial.
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I'd rather it be the day before rather than the day after, I will tell you that.
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Participants listened to 40 lyricless music excerpts: 20 "rather sexy" pieces and 20 "rather non-sexy" pieces.
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And historians increasingly devote themselves to subjects other than great matters of state: the history of the marginal rather than the powerful, the poor rather than the rich, everyday life rather than Parliament.
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Rather, it means that the nature of that religious ideology is heterodox and profane, rather than bona fide.
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The case is made of aluminum rather than stainless steel, and the display is LCD rather than OLED.
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Of everything, that's worked rather well, at least in the digital space, that's always worked out rather well.
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Congress would rather spell out clear terms to the White House rather than give it a blank check.
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I ask them: 'Would you rather your kids be sexually promiscuous or would you rather they be dead'?
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The move could be a hint the company would rather be in the technology business, rather than retail.
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Unlike its forebears, the G5 grew smaller rather than larger, and LG added features judiciously rather than gratuitously.
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I think or rather my opinion or rather what I feel is that the clerk is you, Teresa.
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In this view, revolution involved conscious choice rather than passive suffering; it could be directed rather than endured.
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But the revelations here are subtle rather than shocking; Ms. Curran has her actors show rather than tell.
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And Trump would rather try to bully Sessions into resigning rather than pull the trigger on firing him.
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"They would rather have their own policies, rather than be legislated and told what to do," Luce said.
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He has acquaintances rather than friends, observations rather than passions, few resentments, guarded enthusiasms and no sex life.
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Trust me: They'd rather know there's a flaw in their plan on day one, rather than day 100.
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What makes you think you can possibly revive it, when the guys who would be building it are rather -- they would rather put up windmills, they with rather do solar, and nuclear is dead?
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At the same time McBride also plumbs the vast emotional terrain underneath performances of masculinity, questioning what it is to be a man rather than a woman rather than a boy rather than a beast.
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So you would rather not trying at least dilute their influence by working with him, you'd rather step away?
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Or, rather, they've known that companies have been providing dividends and buying back stocks, rather than making new investments.
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In that moment, there was no place on earth I'd rather be and no one I'd rather be with.
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"He told me he'd rather call the police and have restraint rather than retaliate and play [aggressively]," Mulabah said.
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"That's the way to take everybody with us rather than just, or rather, the owner takes all," Yang says.
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Rather, Muslims in troubled communities view others like them in South-East Asia rather as they do, say, Palestinians.
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So it's rather fortunate these were discovered by Project Zero rather than someone looking to cash in on them.
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It's because Snapchat would rather you not worry about it and rather you connect more closely with less people.
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Are discoveries, rather than being in our heads which is the general perception, rather are they in the air?
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We'd rather spend that $43 billion on a handful of deals rather than spread across a couple of dozen.
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Rather, policymakers need new mechanisms that put the interests of workers and shareholders in harmony, rather than in conflict.
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In college, you probably have a thousand other things you'd rather be spending money on rather than saving it.
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They are highly symbolic, and they work as telescopes rather than microscopes, observing the social rather than the individual.
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Its denizens would rather tweak it to their advantage rather than blow it up completely as is Thiel's bent.
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Some clients would rather download random contracts off a Google search and negotiate themselves – rather than call an attorney.
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Rather, it's the opposite: gifted players often "play up," training with older players rather than their own age group.
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Rather than test our opinions by debating them, we would rather "no-platform" our opponents into not turning up.
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And potential partners, like Nintendo, would usually rather partner with an independent company rather than a giant like Google.
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Like the article suggested, my friends would much rather eat soups made from vegetables rather than eating them plain.
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Wash clothes in cold water rather than hot, and hang your clothes to dry rather than use a dryer.
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It makes political sense, rather, for Republicans to be patient rather than throw out their own -- potentially unpopular -- plans.
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The president publicly stated that he was prepared to cooperate with the investigation and give information sooner rather than later, more rather than less, and yet he refused — or declined, rather, six consecutive invitations to testify.
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I'd rather use stairs than an escalator, I'd rather walk a mile than take an Uber, I'd rather make mayonnaise from scratch instead of buying a jar, and I've never, ever used the Facebook Like button.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIf you do decide to wipe everything rather than keeping your personal data, extensions get uninstalled rather than disabled.
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"Guys would rather swing and miss rather than work a walk," said Rick Honeycutt, pitching coach for the L.A. Dodgers.
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Fortunately, Microsoft's Xbox Christmas ornaments are rather quite adorable — although getting your hands on them is a rather strange process.
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Wouldn't you rather be able to discuss your feelings over the crackle of a fireplace rather than a loud party?
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The integration is rather basic right now and requires users to summon each digital assistant through a rather clunky process.
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I'd rather walk on the grass or a lawn, rather than the pavement, in case a car crashes into me.
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They could communicate over the keyboard rather than in meetings, or by arranging smaller gatherings rather than rejecting them altogether.
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She doesn't like the path he's headed down, and rather than betray him, she would rather take some time away.
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News coverage has focused on economic poverty rather than cultural riches, a handful of feuds rather than strong family ties.
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I think I would rather, the true real like deep gamer heart in me, would rather the Genesis Mini's collection.
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Says Wang, "I'd rather focus on a person's character and qualities, rather than labeling them by what family they're from."
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Would you rather go through life anonymously, or would you rather go through life with people knowing who you are?
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Rather than polemics—rather than make games about big ideas, like existentialism, nature, grief—Heffernan concentrates on moments and people.
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Rather, innovation may shift in dramatically different directions — toward electric cars and delivery drones, for example, rather than smartphone apps.
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Some people would rather wear sweats and some people would rather wear jeans, it is just a preference between people.
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Rather than a beacon of European democracy, it has turned into a rather dissuasive example of citizen representation gone awry.
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I'd rather someone think, 'Oh, she's going to be in a wheelchair,' rather than that I'm up in the minibar.
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Duchamp, of course, favored art that offered evidence of ideas rather than craft, of brainy thinking rather than technical facility.
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You are capitalizing on the pressure down hold by having more multilateral rather than -- BRIAN SULLIVAN: Rather than polluting technology.
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Likewise, outside France, Mr. Riera has chosen to work with small, little-known appellations rather than prestigious ones: Conca de Barberà in Spain rather than Rioja, grignolino and ruché from the Piedmont region of Italy rather than Barolo.
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"I would have rather seen a tranquilizer gun rather than a shoot to kill," a Twitter user named Sarah Ann said.
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I'd rather sell the $140 puts and buy it at those levels rather than buy it here and chase it up.
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AT&T is making a rather nerdy announcement Tuesday about "white box" networking gear, but it's actually a rather big deal.
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AT&T made a rather nerdy announcement Tuesday about "white box" networking gear, but it was actually a rather big deal.
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"Wouldn't you rather pick someone who can defeat Hillary rather than someone who loses to her all the time?" he said.
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"Politically, I think they would rather keep it 4-4 rather than put somebody acceptable on the court," the source added.
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But I'd rather see the interview and judge it rather than just be dependent on the official version of El Chapo.
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Rather than providing simple platitudes, the series brings its characters together through empathy rather than sympathy, and honesty over blind faith.
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Rather Not Get Sick Rather Not Get Sick: As of this writing, a new coronavirus that originated in China, is spreading.
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"I'd rather go into the details of the case rather than the process," Trump said Monday before a trip to Chicago.
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I'd rather people think I have a disease that they can research and understand rather than to think I was dirty.
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This is all rather heavily guarded in the teaser, which is more a study of Erica's explosiveness rather than her relationships.
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Rather, they've been marked by what he has not done, and what he has damaged, rather than what he has created.
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The president notwithstanding, I'd rather live in a country that capital is trying to get into, rather than get out of.
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Reductions to tax-deferred contribution limits would have taken steps back rather than forward, hastening rather than staving off this crisis.
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Despite everything I wrote above, you'd still rather be the side defending nine seats rather than the side defending 25 seats.
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Relying on self-regulation reinforces, rather than challenges, their dominance; they are still accountable only to themselves, rather than the public.
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He is simply a very humble person who would rather hear about someone else's accomplishments rather than talk about his own.
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Rather than an excess of intimacy, there is a lack; rather than overly ornamental character sketches, there are half-finished ones.
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Just as in 1996 it counted 16 rather than eight, and in 1980 it counted eight rather than the original four.
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Computer science teachers, who'd rather their discipline focus on broad concepts rather than specific languages, think this is a bad idea.
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Applications are usually due in November rather than the usual January deadlines, and acceptances are sent in December rather than March.
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We acted early and employed a "rather be safe than sorry" approach rather than just hoping it would rain and snow.
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He was human-like, but not formally so, assembled by nuns rather than anatomists, for faithful pilgrims rather than medical students.
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"He said, 'This is something where I want to get to the right decision, so I'd rather take my time, I'd rather understand the issues and I'd rather get to the right decision on that,' " Cohn said of Trump.
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But rather than make it around one person, I would rather talk about the administration, because it's not just him, and it's the policies that I disagree with rather than the personality," he said on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS.
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Designed in the 1960s, the Medicare fee-for-service system created a healthcare payment model organized around healthcare providers rather than patients, rewarding the volume rather than the value of services, and focusing on sickness rather than preventative care.
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Tupac would rather dance with wolves than live a life of timidity, speaking his mind rather than be in a psychological prison.
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As you can see, it can get rather complicated rather quickly, but it's still worth looking out for on phone specs sheets.
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Zuckerberg would almost always rather describe the world as it is rather than opine about how he thinks it ought to be.
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Many shower gels are not technically soap but rather detergents, usually made from a petroleum base rather than animal or vegetable fats.
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His films lean on symbolism, using images to tell the story and reveal meaning rather than dialogue, which is often rather thin.
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" It led to her seeing herself "as a body rather than a spirit, which is a loveless rather than loving self-identification.
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I would rather take huge risks and fail and fail publicly, but have done it, rather than not tried things at all.
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Rather than give you a bottom line on the Piscean personality, we'd rather celebrate the range of personalities this sign can encompass.
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This is a rather calm wedding day with a lot of downtime, which makes for a rather long, but not stressful, day.
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I say something, rather than the media asking me about it, rather than saying, 'Hey Don, were you talking about the Holocaust?
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The ad was for a game called "Would You Rather," and asked users if they would rather slap Rihanna or punch Brown.
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Rather than working for a faceless corporation that would rather pretend they're machines, these volunteers benefit from the same communities they serve.
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I would much rather spend my time running down to the first floor, saving myself, rather than hiding in a bomb shelter.
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"I'd rather be safe, yes, but I'd also rather not be on the street all night," one resident told CNN affiliate KGO.
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In our workshop, the participants were prompted to examine their own tendencies to defend rather than listen, to confront rather than collaborate.
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Workers would rather have the work than no work; and consumers would rather have the products than not have them at all.
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" He added: "All they had to do is say, 'No, we'd rather not do that,' or 'We'd rather not talk about it.
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The art reflects on a cultural heritage that engenders belonging rather than exclusion, and highlights the process of creation rather than destruction.
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We wanted to approach Spawn as a performer rather than a composer, and use sound as material rather than midi data scores.
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I would rather die having lived a happy, meaningful life rather than living forever wallowing in my own abyss that is loneliness.
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In Australia, the purchase was controversial because "Blue Poles" was American rather than Australian, abstract rather than figurative and very, very expensive.
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We'd rather our male athletes not have emotional lives, but if they have to have them, we'd rather not know about it.
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A.I. must free our attention rather than take it away, and it must enhance human connection and abilities rather than replace humans.
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Rather, it is rather a continuation of an earlier announcement this week to send troops to the region, the officials told NBC.
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" "I'd rather focus on getting the word out about the actual candidates running for president rather than spending our resources on impeachment.
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But I would rather short-circuit the question and hide behind Chekhov's remark that art should ask questions rather than give answers.
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Therefore, the hacking did not mislead voters, but rather informed them of things that Hillary Clinton's team would rather have remained unexposed.
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But unlike El Niño, the MJO originates over the Indian Ocean rather than the Pacific Ocean, it varies on a week-to-week scale rather than over the course of years, and the pattern moves eastward rather than staying put.
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Mrs Thatcher argued that only by breaking with a failed consensus could Britain offer its people what they desperately wanted: private homes rather than council homes, efficient trains rather than nationalised cattle carts, economic growth rather than conflict and stagnation.
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It was brought by Republican voters rather than Democratic ones; it is focused on a single district rather than a statewide map; and it relies solely on the First Amendment rather than a legal theory that includes equal protection principles.
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Yes, the schedule felt rather thin — there would be a strong argument to make this a packed two-day event rather than drawing it out over four — and often the focus was on flamboyant artistic statements rather than commercial success.
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Our approach is to try to get community to do it and I would rather that it come from community rather than us.
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President Donald Trump appears to be mulling two new ways to sabotage the Affordable Care Act — one rather small, and one rather large.
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Wouldn't you rather this was seen by a selection of your closest friends rather than countless strangers, or your employers, or your mom?
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We'd rather talk to others like Apple, Google, and Salesforce who are into technology, and integrate them rather than do our own systems.
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And labels aside, BDE is all about celebrating a masculine-coding energy that is constructive rather than toxic, and respectful rather than violent.
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Losing to a woman rather than a man draws out a more revealing and unlovely aspect of that id: sexism rather than machismo.
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"I would rather have you beat me with sticks -- I would rather have you beat me than put me in solitary," he said.
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The results were mostly unsurprising: Drivers would save a human rather than an animal, and run over an adult rather than a child.
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After receiving the diagnosis, Cullen-Delsol decided that she would rather have a termination rather than endure months of carrying a doomed pregnancy.
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Most holidays are now purchased directly, rather than via travel agents; shares are bought via low-commission services, rather than through advisory stockbrokers.
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Rather than that person that's doing a delivery, rather than them picking the groceries, can we have the orders all ready for them?
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Rather, it means the majority group that has traditionally enjoyed the privilege of being considered "us" rather than "them," both culturally and politically.
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Three domains, recognized above the old kingdoms rather than replacing them: It was ingenious strategically, transcending rather than rejoining the battle over kingdoms.
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The music isn't unrelated to what's happening on stage, but it feels supplementary rather than integral — decoration and mood setting rather than buttress.
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He would rather die on this cross (or, rather, let his son die on it) than be crushed, as always, by his father.
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We can regulate rather than impede the natural currents of regional movement, encourage trust and lawful order rather than mutual suspicion and turmoil.
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I'd rather make decisions based on facts and a hard look at where we are rather than saying: 'Jeez, what a great final!
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We'd rather have our police officers perform duties that keep our communities safe rather than arresting law-abiding residents and tearing families apart.
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Even when Wendy grows older, becoming a rather sober 9-year-old (Devin France), the whole thing meanders, swirling rather than marching forward.
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Aside from the differences in production, the Gaia was aged in barrels rather than steel tanks, and for a year rather than months.
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It's meant to treat migraines at the onset, rather than be used as a prevention, and is a pill, rather than an injection.
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Canada is a mosaic rather than a melting pot, several people told me — a place that celebrates different backgrounds rather than demanding assimilation.
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But I'd rather just be in my own life and enjoy what I have, rather than be angry and up in everybody's business.
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Most of us know that we often grow in times of weakness rather than strength, when we face hardship rather than experience success.
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He explained that launching fuel from the moon rather than from Earth is like climbing the Empire State Building rather than Mt. Everest.
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Yet Mr. Trump's emerging cabinet and policy pronouncements seem to treat actual working people as bottom lines rather than human beings, our unions as a threat rather than a partner, and rising wages as a problem rather than the foundation of our prosperity.
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There's no reason at all for there to be something rather than nothing here — or someone, or lots of someones, rather than no one.
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No doubt El Mayo would rather have his own son, rather than those of a former and now effectively defunct partner, by his side.
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Right now I'd rather focus on getting people good jobs and training them rather than throwing up my hands and writing them a check.
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I'd rather have her come down here, at least, and say the truth, rather than come here and say one thing and do another.
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Rather that doing it all at once, the IMF suggests that China start from newly issued products rather than bonds that are already trading.
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Handing down a point of view, rather than an idol — a work in progress, rather than an eternally finished project — might be a start.
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I'm sympathetic to this view — I'd rather have one standard that applied to all advertisers, rather than a patchwork of inconsistent rules across platforms.
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That means commenting something personal rather than just Liking, messaging friends rather than spying on their profiles and being vulnerable in what we share.
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Rather, such trainers argue, police need to take in the broader tactical situation when deciding how to respond, rather than simply keying off noncompliance.
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Though constructed one thick brushstroke at a time, they were rather subversively painted from postcards rather than en plein air, emphasizing structure over ideology.
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But, if your lingerie-drawer aspirations are like ours, you'd rather have fuzzy pom-poms on your key chains rather than on your body.
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They'd rather make such transactions more difficult and cumbersome for end users, rather than allow Apple – a competitor – take a share of their sales.
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What you have to understand is that privately many Rs rather "blame Dems" ahead of 2018, rather than shoulder burden of passing this bill.
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They would rather lose the election and keep the power of the Republican Party rather than win the election where they have no power.
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So, rather than peeing once you're truly scared, your body signals that it's time to get rid of this stuff now rather than later.
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Rather they are demanding that the law be changed so that "sexual assault" reflects the absence of consent, rather than the use of force.
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" Rather than fitting into a city as one of its organic parts, the building wished to be "rather its equivalent and replacement or substitute.
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But after several weeks, some colleagues grouse they'd rather see the 2023-year-old become a workhorse rather than a show horse (The Hill).
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Additionally, with the exception of Gen Z, shoppers across generations said they would rather participate in online sales on Monday rather than on Friday.
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Rather than confront challenges to this narrative, we would rather see the reputations and humanity of women who dare speak their truth be tarnished.
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Perhaps, because it&aposs linked to a sitting rather than former president or perhaps because it involves Playboy models rather than arcane lobbying laws.
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I would rather plunge into something totally different and fool around there for a while and experiment, rather than reiterate whatever I've already made.
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Obviously Bezos disagrees, and he'd rather air his dirty laundry (rather more literally than that is usually meant) than compromise himself and the Post.
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All of the doctors I know would rather accept a lesser direct payment rather than beg for reimbursement for a service they've already provided.
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But they would need to be respectable rather than disreputable, and run a campaign that accepted guardrails and gatekeepers rather than gleefully destroying them.
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The album shares the perils of all revivalism: that it's an emulation and pastiche rather than an invention, that it's nostalgic rather than contemporary.
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They want sales to go up rather than down, and they'd like to see sales go up a lot rather than up a little.
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I would've rather seen her accept herself just for the hell of it, rather than do so because the "appropriate" guy finally came along.
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This mashing of the conventional skyscraper and a typical courtyard building generated this rather unique shape that's standing out in the skyline rather nicely.
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Trees are different from inventory because they are held for decades rather than days or months, and they appreciate rather than depreciate in value.
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SO IF YOU ACTUALLY ASK ME IF I'D RATHER USE THAT TO BUY BACK STOCK OR GROW THE COMPANY, I'D RATHER GROW THE COMPANY.
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Though Mathews puts it rather more delicately, the conclusion is that energy firms are spending a lot of money for PR rather than bat protection.
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The project raises questions about what a wall is and could be; it envisions welcome gates rather than a barrier, building bridges rather than walls.
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I decided that I'd rather develop and stick to my own routines that worked for me, rather than blindly follow the advice of other experts.
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"I'm hearing the Russians would rather monitor the situation for now, rather than risk losing more market share," said John Kilduff, partner with Again Capital.
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Rather than wait until next year's annual meeting in March, the thinking was Samsung has a lot of things coming, so sooner rather than later.
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But rather than drawing on new funds, it will sit within the existing EU budget and focus on convergence and competition, rather than stabilising demand.
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Rather than brandishing a firearm, which may aggravate a mentally ill person, officers are instructed to be patient and ask questions rather than bark orders.
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Ward, as it turns out, would rather take his own life rather than face the consequences of his actions, leaving behind an even bigger mess.
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And if you'd rather Google stuck to the job of search rather than offering up personalized article suggestions every day, it's worth a look too.
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Rather than standing together and smiling for a run-of-the-mill Hollywood couples photo, the pair spiced things up with some rather interesting poses.
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When I'm doing something I'd rather not do, or when I am someplace I'd rather not be, I use my phone to port myself elsewhere.
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A diplomat's job consists of living in places where most Americans would rather not live, and studying esoterica that most Americans would rather not study.
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And would I much rather plug in what I think I'm going to bring in this month into my budget rather than my income baseline?
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"I'd rather have people use the name 'revenge porn' and have the crime on their radar, rather than not know what it is," she says.
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But he fills his time and mind with colorful, marginal thinkers who reinforce his instincts rather than broadening his horizon — comfort food, rather than nutrition.
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Imagine a world where security technologies actually enable more sharing rather than less, and allow a more open approach to data access rather than restrictive.
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I've never understood why so many people would rather take a shaky, distorted cellphone video they'll never watch rather than letting a performance transport them.
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This is the essence of Judaism — a religion focused on this life, rather than the next, on this world rather than the world to come.
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I'd rather have a system where politicians stick mostly to politics rather than fund-raising; and in which money isn't limited but transparency is mandated.
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He wears an embroidered linen peasant's shirt, rather than a Western dress shirt, and a stablehand's lace-up boots, rather than a more upscale slipper.
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Many such traffickers believe they are being helpful rather than doing harm, calling themselves sponsors rather than madams, a more positive title, according to Eghafona.
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We're still spending too much on impulse buys rather than saving for retirement, still continuing to indulge our sweet tooth rather than eating healthfully. Why?
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"Would I rather be speaker or would I rather 20 million people have health care?" she told the N.Y. Times in an interview this year.
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It&aposs like rather than compete against Trump, they&aposd rather, like, flip the board over, turn it over, because he&aposs beating them in Monopoly.
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I'd rather work on a story that I felt was self-contained rather than one that sort of had a 'dot-dot-dot' at the end.
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They are for kids who have a penchant for dramatic flair, kids who would rather play pretend as an evil stepmother rather than a doting mother.
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"If we end up with a reformed rather than a collapsing international order with a focus on development rather than security — then Russia will be marginalised."
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Given the choice, most countries in the world still would rather navigate a world order where the United States is the dominant actor rather than China.
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Some boat makers emphasise simplicity rather than bling: one says you want your yacht to be a floating beach house rather than a floating Versailles palace.
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The practice features smaller ensembles playing on old instruments rather than ones built by contemporary makers, and strings made from animal guts rather than synthetic materials.
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Backpage, where prostitutes would list themselves and attract customers, let the whole business take place rather in gig economy fashion rather than out on the street.
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They'd rather get in their car, some would rather bike to the company ... Cuban: I think the disconnect, VCs aren't the greatest source of capital. Right.
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I appreciate what Google was trying to do, but I'd rather start with something hard to use but powerful, rather than easy to use but limited.
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As a cerebral (yet eccentric) air sign, Aquarius would always rather use its wits to find a way around difficulties, rather than to stir up drama.
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Both Apple Music and Spotify are targeting customers who would rather pay by subscription for access to on-demand, streaming music, rather than pay for downloads.
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A rather frail-looking individual who speaks with a soft voice, Ho appeared rather confident when he began to talk about his knack for video games.
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If tax cuts were paid for with more borrowing rather than lower spending, they would end up as deadweight for the economy rather than as fuel.
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"Out of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, I would rather Clinton be president but just overall, I would rather Obama have a third term," YG said.
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The sisters had said they would rather inflict harm on themselves or kill themselves rather than return to Saudi Arabia, sources in the investigation told detectives.
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"I would rather a healthier, equitable arrangement that existed between the sexes rather than the sort of vindictive feminism that seems to exist now," Yiannopoulos said.
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Every weekday, the average person goes someplace they would rather not go and does something that they would rather not do, for not that much money.
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But its abandonment is going to require a coherent replacement, sooner rather than later, if missile defense is to make Americans more, rather than less, safe.
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Addicted as it is to stories that fulfill its corporate bottom line rather than its journalistic mission, the media gloms onto sensation rather than seeking substance.
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Even today, I'd rather go into debt trying to foot the whole bill for a group dinner rather than doing the math to divide it up.
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The dynamics have certainly changed, with token sales now almost universally conducted privately rather than publicly, and for full-time investors and professionals rather than anyone.
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Still, many members would rather reach a deal sooner rather than later to give immigrants who came to the U.S. as children certainty about their future.
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Those clearly separate rooms with defined thresholds between them suggest indoor space more than outdoor space, underground rather than aboveground, a designed environment rather than nature.
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I'd much rather buy my children clothes that speak to their actual interests rather than the interests they are presumed to have because of their genders.
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The since-deleted advertisement allowed users to play game called "Would you rather" asking them to choose whether they'd rather slap Rihanna or punch Chris Brown.
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As for luxury's focus, consumers are more and more driven by the experience rather than product only, by authentic relationships rather than one-way communication patterns.
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"We didn't know what would happen, I was actually rather worried that this antibody might be rather ferocious and she might drop dead," Dr. Winter said.
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In women, Mohammadi said the relationship was "U-shaped" rather than linear, meaning that the mid-range waist measurement, rather than the narrowest, was least risky.
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Its moral complexities and political ambiguities are intriguing rather than troubling, its ethical and emotional agonies a diversion from rather than a reflection of our own.
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So you have to think — would you rather have 40% of a $10 billion company, or would you rather have 2% of a $20 billion company?
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Mr. Trump causes severe distress rather than experiencing it and has been richly rewarded, rather than punished, for his grandiosity, self-absorption and lack of empathy.
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However, the plaintiffs sued the federal government – rather than Kentucky – for approving the work requirements, meaning that suit was filed in Washington, D.C., rather than Kentucky.
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The short answer is by ignoring — or rather, continuing to ignore — the statements of the Arab League, an institution famous for its brakes rather than breakthroughs.
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Rather, he said, he had taken it on himself to try to convince Ms. Stewart-Cousins to "look inward" for answers, rather than to the governor.
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But escarole with maitake mushrooms seemed listless rather than wilted, and the melted Melville cheese under grilled broccoli coagulated and separated, rather than enveloping the veggies.
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"With them it is an instinct rather than an ideology — a culturally shaped set of beliefs and emotions rather than a set of ideas," Mead writes.
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One of your later songs, "Jealousy," talks about dealing with criticism and how you'd rather take the high road rather than stoop down to their level.
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Or maybe what I think how the future would look like is rather a platform of vertical searches rather than one search does everything for you.
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Thanks in part to Mr Trump himself and in part to the multiple dysfunctions that brought him to the White House, America is becoming a source of bad ideas rather than good ones, of polarisation rather than problem-solving and, bizarrely, of parochialism rather than cosmopolitanism.
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But its one-sided sexual stimulation experience (created by viewing and virtually touching these women through a screen) runs the risk of continuing to promote female sexual pleasure as something to be achieved rather than cooperated, intuited rather than asked about, and perfected rather than made genuine.
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J.K. Rowling and Jessica Williams hung out at the opening of a rather large Broadway show on Sunday, where they decided to drop some rather big news.
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I'd rather work within that framework to end abortion rather than work in a conservative framework trying to end racism, sexism, classism, xenophobia, homophobia, and so forth.
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Rather than wait it out, 500 has decided to get on the ground sooner rather than later to take advantage of the growing exit activity in MENA.
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Gun advocates often refer to such incidents as "negligent" rather than "accidental" discharges to emphasise that they are the result of careless behaviour, rather than mechanical error.
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Cheryl's blackness comes into a question in a rather harsh confrontation with Tamara, and she starts to notice that Diana's liberal ways come off rather tone-deaf.
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"I would much rather be on the front foot and act preemptively rather than be on the back foot and do too little too late," she said.
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Rather, he helped economists understand why some industries might be more concentrated than others—and when oligopoly is a consequence of corporate chicanery rather than market efficiencies.
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Rather than rallying to Oswald Mosley's fascists in the 1930s, the British treated them as figures of fun—black shorts rather than blackshirts, in P.G. Wodehouse's satire.
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We see Putin's next surprise move as domestic rather than geopolitical, with the primary objective of further consolidating his power internally rather than projecting Russian power externally.
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Rather than take the chance of speaking with someone with whom you'd... rather not... you remember that you have something useful at your disposal: Google Call Screen.
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Her record as a U.S. senator proved exactly that: She worked well with Republicans to unite rather than divide, focusing on facts and solutions rather than rhetoric.
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But that could change if more people start plugging in their cars rather than filling them up, and switching on industrial plants rather than stoking their furnaces.
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Students, tech engineers, and asylum seekers are all under the same suspicion of insidiously undermining the country—of taking rather than giving, of harming rather than helping.
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We'd rather negotiate something with him (Mueller) then we're all in control of it, rather than a court, but I don't know if we can do that.
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It captivated the public, putting Mr. Sattouf, who lives in Paris, in the rather awkward and unwanted position of contemporary Arab ethnographer rather than modestly outrageous cartoonist.
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Even as a child, she walked everywhere rather than ride in segregated streetcars, and boycotted movie theatres rather than sit in the balconies reserved for African-Americans.
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Sources in the investigation have told detectives the sisters had said they would rather inflict harm on themselves or kill themselves rather than return to Saudi Arabia.
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People would often rather stick with what they know rather than go through the personal disruption inherent in adopting a new product and learning how it works.
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My "stash philosophy" here is, I'd rather take a crack on someone with ceiling rather than someone whose best case is working as part of a committee.
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With a product like this, however, I'd rather it err on the side of detect more motion, rather than less, and Ring's offering certainly fits the bill.
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"[I] made sure my chain of command knew that I would rather go sooner than later, and would rather go to Afghanistan than anywhere else," Buttigieg wrote.
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Lovato, whose latest single is called "Sorry Not Sorry," added: I'd rather lose fans and stand up for what I believe in rather than be a bystander.
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"I would rather, as a very nice man that he is and somebody I respect, I'd rather have him respond to that," he told host Bill O'Reilly.
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It's one reason I advocate drinking rather than tasting, getting to know a wine over time, with a meal, rather than relying on the quick transitory sample.
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But their dynamic points to a general truth: Helping a loved one achieve his or her goals can require criticism rather than warmth, harshness rather than comfort.
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You see… (Ringer voice)… I'd much rather construct a worldview of the industry that explains away my tastes rather than simply acknowledging that my tastes are substandard.
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"Many of our existing techniques for modeling and measuring the economy invoke a rather different metaphor, with the economy a rather colorless, inanimate rocking horse," Haldane added.
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Rather, communities become increasingly dependent on the international community for protection and assistance, perpetuating the status quo rather than improving the status of minorities on the ground.
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"I would always rather have more preparation with this administration rather than less because so often they just show up and kind of wing it," Wyden said.
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Rhythm tracks are just as often hollowed-out and sporadic, with a beat that's inferred rather than spelled out; kick drums arrive as eruptions rather than foundations.
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This might be difficult for a Tuesday, but I'd rather take a chance on an interesting and amusing clue rather than settle for something boring and overused.
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To Ravens, the set-up was a metaphor for finding family through community rather than blood, individuals joined together by their art rather than a given past.
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Rather, I believe that sometimes a working relationship just doesn't quite come together, and it would be best for us to remain professional acquaintances rather than colleagues.
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Disobedience is bred — or, rather — programmed — in.
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This plan would mandate the creation of a new national broadband map, using granular and testable data rather than what we have now, where broadband providers report advertised rather than actual speeds to the F.C.C., and where broadband deployment is calculated by census block rather than by household.
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Rather, Mr. Putin's puzzling enthusiasm for Mr. Trump is rooted in the fact that they both live in a soap-opera world run by emotions rather than interests.
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Darth Vader mug — starting at $12.75 See Details If your dad is anything like mine, he'd rather spend his money on everyone else rather than splurge on himself.
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And so, rather than commending these activists, they condemned them and blamed the outbreak of violence on their resistance to Jim Crow rather than on Jim Crow itself.
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But y'all really like the way meat tastes, and rather than follow your empathy to its natural conclusion, you'd rather look away and snicker at the silly vegans.
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But even in these moments, I'd rather prop my phone up and turn on a "Google Clips" camera mode, rather than shell out hundreds for a dedicated device.
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Meanwhile, 52% of whites would rather max out a credit card, while 51% of blacks and 59% of Hispanics would rather ask a family member to borrow money.
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Stern would rather see the Trump administration stay in the Paris Agreement while pursuing whatever climate-warming policies it would like, rather than formally withdrawing from the agreement.
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For Apple News specifically, you could imagine that some readers would rather spend their money on a whole bundle of services rather than a bunch of disparate publications.
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We'd rather just rest easy knowing that tech companies are working on it and they'd rather we didn't haul up more of this stuff — they're working on it.
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But rather than fretting over what was out of his control, Gates chose to focus on solutions — what he could fix, change or do better — rather than problems.
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Honestly, I'd rather stand there and talk to you for five minutes and not take any photos, and us be able to have that moment, rather than chaos.
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Child molesters are evil, Democrats are even worse I'd rather have a pedophile in office rather than a democrat any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
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Our party, the Republican Party, is best when it thinks big, when it aims at solutions rather than scapegoats and when it relies on data rather than dogma.
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They'd rather spend on things that are good quality items and on experiences that will last, rather than spend on the latest and greatest gadgets, luxuries, and cars.
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"Rather than having their capital cannon facing me, I'd rather have their capital cannon behind me, all right?" is how Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi explained it last year.
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Rather than sell tickets himself, he recruited friends to do it and rewarded them for doing so with free tickets and backstage passes rather than cold hard cash.
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Rather than lure you in, the wall o' stuff was overwhelming for a first-time visitor, making it easier to glance and pass rather than stay and browse.
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First, the special counsel will accept Trump's answers in writing (rather than in person), and second, he's scaled back these questions to focus on Russia rather than obstruction.
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Fantasies of individual power and collective victimhood are marketed to flatter obedient ticket buyers with the conviction that they are masters rather than minions, underdogs rather than lackeys.
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Using light, it tracks a rough rather than precise sense of time rather more like a sundial (a plaque even says not to set your watch by it).
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"Contrariwise, one" is NA — "an," or one, turned contrary — and "oddly true," rather than cuing the solver to use the odd letters (rather than even ones), is TURE.
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Dropping UKIP, a traditional membership party, he launched something like a venture capitalist start-up, with crowdfunders rather than members, and a chief executive rather than a leader.
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Rather than getting swept up by beers with kitschy additives like fruit or spice, stick to age-old standbys that harmonize with the food rather than upstage it.
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All these transitions take money, of course, and above all the basic security that allows people to see opportunity rather than devastation, to feel hope rather than fear.
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There are so many ways in which we can engage with one another, and I approach it as participating in culture rather than consuming — active rather than passive.
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These appraisals are fertile ground for biases, since people tend to predict the future by extrapolating from the past — and the past looks rather white and rather male.
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Rather than finding substitutes for carbon-based processes, it finds a substitute for the carbon used in them — carbon from the air rather than carbon from the ground.
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We should demand of our leaders that they use these revolutionary advances in communication to solve crises rather than fuel them and to unite rather than divide us.
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It's also given us all kinds of rather unpleasant gifts — think propping up WiFi truthers and mainstreaming the concept of the "personal brand" — that we'd rather return unopened.
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But I've had so many people, good people, great people, [say] they would rather not do [it] before [the midterms], they'd rather do it right after the election.
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"I'd hate to say that we couldn't have done it without (CRS), but I'd much rather learn from someone else's experience rather than my own misfortune," Triplett said.
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I'd much rather do the buy myself—just introduce me to the dealer—rather than put someone in jeopardy of getting caught wearing a wire or a camera.
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"Far too often collective historical memory ... has led to war rather than peace, to rancor and ressentiment (which increasingly appears to be the defining emotion of our age) rather than reconciliation, and to the determination to exact revenge rather than commit to the hard work of forgiveness," Rieff wisely observes.
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Experts mostly reckon data are getting better rather than worse, which (given past underreporting) would tend to push rates up rather than down, yet the opposite is happening. Why?
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" Since the rise of now-President Donald Trump, Rather has been rather outspoken online — writing that Trump's win "threatens to crumble some of the foundations of our democratic institutions.
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"My dad was always the one who would rather do something himself rather than pay someone else to do it," says Lowe, who has partnered with Lowe's and CRAFTSMAN.
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In contrast, "old" candidates like Hilary Clinton or Donald Trump, Issa insists, are located in the past rather than the future and will push America backwards rather than forwards.
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GM, for example, would much rather battle with a Google self-driving car and develop its own tech rather than build the chassis and powertrain for a Google car.
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It's often remarked rather abstractly that the rather abstract power of future quantum computers will nuke our most fundamental layer of digital security by virtue of their very existence.
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In an echo of Jefferson and Jackson, QE has been attacked for bailing out the banks rather than the heartland economy, for favouring Wall Street rather than Main Street.
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I'd also note that the ban stems from some rather vague concerns — you'd think the government would tie the ban to a high-profile incident rather than generic worrying.
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Lively is OK. This rather peculiar act is all part of a rather elaborate stunt for her upcoming movie A Simple Favor, in which she stars alongside Anna Kendrick.
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People tend to pay more for plastic cards rather than online ones because buyers usually want to give them as gifts rather than use the cards themselves, Ramsey said.
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And the reality of it is, if you can tap on a button that has a word in it, rather than typing it, you'd much rather do that, right?
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Anti-personnel mines, which have been used for centuries, sit still rather than loiter and kill anything that treads on them, rather than anything which illuminates them with radar.
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Raising taxes, rather than hiking prices, has the added benefit of directing the extra revenue to public finances which can be invested in healthcare, rather than lining brewers' pockets.
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The mobile payment company is launching a debit card — or rather, a prepaid balance card — that connects to the company's app rather than a bank account, Recode first reported.
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Rather than basing your actions on fear, take time to monitor the situation, review your risk tolerance, speak to your advisor and make an informed (rather than rash) decision.
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Most of the things he wants to do in terms of tax cuts are likely to be low-multiplier rather than high-multiplier and budget-busting rather than responsible.
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And I don't know about you, but I'd rather we tried a space nuke once or twice on a dry run rather than do it live while Armageddon looms.
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"We want to try and attract a younger audience to the restaurant but they'd rather spend their money in Central London, rather than coming out to Ealing," says Jocelyn.
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Rather, there is a new generation of Cuban emigres to the US, who traveled here for economic reasons — to work and to send home money — rather than political reasons.
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Would you rather watch an episode of Vanderpump Rules where everyone's happy, or would you rather watch one in which James Kennedy stirs up a shit-ton of drama?
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The social media app apologized on Tuesday for running an ad for a game called "Would You Rather," asking users if they would rather slap Rihanna or punch Brown.
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Somehow, they both have the same "would you rather" question — Would you rather have an ugly building with a gorgeous view, or a gorgeous building with an ugly view?
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He'd rather burn the whole city down than lose his throne, and it seems Cersei would rather go out in a literal blaze than lose any of her power.
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The goals are to find and treat the root causes of health problems, rather than manage symptoms, and to achieve optimum health and wellness, rather than simply avoid disease.
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But rather than distance us from 47—rather than make him seem to us mysterious and inexplicable—both Contracts and Blood Money are styled after 47's world view.
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In the V.A. study, veterans with limited life expectancy were more likely to be screened if they had older rather than younger doctors, and attending physicians rather than residents.
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Snapchat apologized earlier this week for running an ad for a game called "Would You Rather" and asking its users if they would rather slap Rihanna or punch Brown.
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It will need more than conferences where little is risked but rather massive boots-on-the-ground organizations that use technology only as a tool rather than a crutch.
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When women do run, they often start out at lower-level positions than first-time male candidates — school board rather than mayor, or state legislature rather than federal office.
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A lot of the reason for the rather large selloff we saw was rather technical in nature, basically a couple of supports were breached in quick succession, said Hill.
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It's rather odd to see a subsidiary company like Tinder participate in a funding round, rather than acquiring the company outright or adding it to the Match Group portfolio.
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I particularly love instances of outright contradiction, as when Naomi Campbell advertised Blackglama fur coats rather soon after posing for PETA's "I'd rather go naked than wear fur" campaign.
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The gist of Takahashi's statement is that Nintendo would rather delay the game and get it right, rather than push something out that would disappoint fans of the series.
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It feels like simple bad luck on Villanelle's part rather than an error of judgment, which means that it's a plot twist rooted in circumstance rather than in character.
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A probing, blinding jab rather than a thudding headache-maker, this was detached from Masvidal's footwork and rather than drawing power from the floor it was an arm punch.
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That's the rather heartening question posed by James DeMonaco's script, which — aside from one battle-scarred freak named Skeletor (Rotimi Paul) — presents residents who'd initially rather party than rampage.
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It takes place in a city rather than a field, during the grey month of October rather than the hot swell of summer, and it only lasts one day.
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And yet, while this victory felt like it came despite — rather than because of — Barcelona's performance, it was, nevertheless, a victory, and in some lights rather an impressive one.
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This actually took me a second to figure out; I'm a Luddite who found it rather clumsy to use the panel of buttons rather than a proper lamp switch.
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That receptiveness needs to be sustained in reducing our carbon footprints: visit a national park rather than take a cruise; work more from home rather than drive to work.
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This branch of bespoke modernism played out in ateliers rather than in factories: Artists produced limited art editions rather than toasters and coffee pots stamped out by the thousands.
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Rather told CNN that, beginning Monday, he will be hosting "The News with Dan Rather," a 85033-minute program being sold as an "untraditional evening newscast" by the network.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Being scheduled to play last on Court One on 'Manic Monday' is something Novak Djokovic is getting rather used to - and also getting rather fed up with.
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And unlike their terrestrial counterparts, Coblentz's spheres would float rather than sit on a plate, meaning they could be appreciated in 360 degrees, rather than 180, and garnished accordingly.
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The decision to kick him out of the office, rather than allow the cooked numbers to speak for themselves, is likely to stoke his suspicions rather than extinguish them.
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Rather, tell someone at the organization if anything happens that is against the law, discriminatory or that constitutes harassment so they can deal with it sooner rather than later.
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If they were to come close with death, they would rather just go peacefully rather than being awakened to hospital sounds and the beeps of the heart rate monitors.
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But they'd rather take the bet now if they can get ahead and then own the technology rather than wind up having Google eat their lunch later on. Absolutely.
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And so, the three judges said rather drolly, "because we chalk this practice up to a regulatory exercise, rather than a community-caretaking function," they sided with Ms. Taylor.
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Cartoonish as these paintings may be stylistically, they pursue a painter's language rather than an illustrator's effects, an authenticity of form rather than a beguilement of style and message.
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Nina Simone – or rather, her estate – has spoken.
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" Rather, it simply reads "Amazon Internet | TV | Phone.
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Suddenly, something — or, rather, someone — caught his eye.
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The Saudis – and Trump – would rather blame Iran.
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Well, the BFR design now includes seven of SpaceX's new "Raptor" engines rather than six, and only two wing-like structures and a leg rather than six wing-like structures.
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Art of the possible The key to Trump's hopes may lie in the temperamental dimensions of his performance on Tuesday night rather than his still rather thin explanation of policy.
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"When the castle and the Prince go into perpetual winter he becomes a rather officious clock, who is a rather small object," McKellen said about his Cogsworth earlier this year.
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But that's the free market at work — and I'd rather have the onus on Apple to make its products more compelling, rather than on developers to bend to its will.
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Walters added that those up for re-election who won't attend would rather spend time in their districts, "shaking hands of voters," rather than attending the party convention in Cleveland.
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" When Trump said Russian President Vladimir Putin would rather deal with him than Clinton, she said: "Well that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president of the United States.
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Follow up observations now suggest this cataclysmic event wasn't a supernova at all, but rather, an extremely rare celestial phenomenon involving a supermassive black hole and a rather unfortunate star.
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The ad was for a smartphone game called Would You Rather that appeared inside Snapchat over the weekend asking users if they would rather slap Rihanna or punch Chris Brown.
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The Cavs would rather Draymond Green shoot than pass, but if he passes, they'd prefer he find Iguodala for a jumper rather than, say, JaVale McGee for a lob dunk.
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He insists that Brexit is at its heart a liberal rather than a populist project, which will open Britain to the world rather than keeping it imprisoned in Fortress Europe.
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Whereas Trump-era populism, while it plays very effectively on economic anxiety, mostly offers braggadocio rather than solutions, and white identity politics rather than any kind of one-nation conservatism.
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Granted, the feature was designed for less active Facebook users who'd rather just post to one social network rather than manage multiple accounts and deal with the nuances across platforms.
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Qualcomm describes XR1 gadgets as being made for "lean back and 360 viewing" of videos, rather than "room scale tracking," and equipped with "simple controllers," rather than hand-tracking abilities.
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They ultimately said to us they would rather rest the show after this season rather than make any changes, and that's when we decided to call it the farewell season.
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But in the final scene, Gayatri says she would rather become a lawyer, suggesting she would rather fight for the rights that her mother is denied as a transgender Indian.
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"His only complaint was 'it makes me sad that people would rather fly by and honk at a disabled person rather than to lend a hand," Gilleylen told the station.
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The poll, released Wednesday, found that 13% of registered voters would rather Democrats control Congress, while 21% of registered voters would rather Republicans control Congress in order to support Trump.
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" Martin O'Malley's "Rebuild the American Dream," then, was unwise, the equivalent of advertising one's support for "women's lib" rather than feminism or advising teens to be "chaste" rather than "abstinent.
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I don't think the Bank of Japan ever imagined that by going negative, the yen would strengthen rather than weaken and the equity market would sell off rather than rally.
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Twitter users agreed that Barron would rather be anywhere else in the world, and began brainstorming all the activities the youngest son of the president-elect would rather be doing.
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Instead, when you're talking about a healthy, full-term infant, the medical community would rather you focus on creating a safe sleep environment, rather than relying on a home monitor.
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Rather, if we are to restore America's role in protecting against global planetary changes, we need to limit the damage to four years rather than eight years of Trump leadership.
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As a result, his detached observations are rather at odds with the spirit of Buddhist teachings, which regard direct experience rather than discursive thought as the primary basis of understanding.
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Rather than focusing on the discovery and dissemination of new curative medicines, bureaucrats frequently focus on protecting their power and growing their budgets rather than promoting the interests of citizens.
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Rather than duking it out, brick and mortar has a unique opportunity to work with their online counterparts to thrive by becoming laser focused on customer experience rather than price.
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In effectively licensing innovation rather than merely tolerating it, and in transforming the papacy's keenest defenders into wary critics, it promises to heighten the church's contradictions rather than contain them.
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Another interesting finding was 47 percent of survey takers said they would rather take an easy job working for someone else rather than the harder task of working for themselves.
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"Would you rather have some influence over deciding where the airport will be located, or would you rather decide where to plant the trees and grass around the parking lots?"
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Rather, a troop reduction would "send a signal to the rest of the region that the United States was a waning presence rather than a source of stability," said Stangarone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In recent weeks short covering, rather than long building, has driven oil prices higher, which suggests fund managers are becoming less bearish about prices rather than more bullish.
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Would I rather put a kid through an Ivy League school, which is a kind of charity I do for myself, or would I rather give it to this entrepreneur?
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Later, as I paid my check, I told the bartender my kid's best would-you-rather: Would you rather eat a skunk or poop in front of a thousand people?
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Moore's campaign touted Carson's statement as "praise," rather than as an "endorsement" -- a careful choice of language intended to portray Carson's position as personal, rather than in an official capacity.
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It was clear that traveling would look a little different, too — subways rather than taxis; buses, not trains and planes; trips to visit friends, rather than adventures to faraway places.
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The S20 and S20 Plus, meanwhile, offer a hybrid optical zoom that tops out at 3x rather than 210x, while their maximum zoom levels sit at 213x rather than 248x.
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For many of those involved, such groups have offered a model of intellectual life that is collaborative rather than entrepreneurial, mutually supportive rather than modeled on a zero-sum competition.
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Margins have widened since mid-July, but mostly because crude prices have weakened rather than gasoil prices have risen, reflecting weakness in the crude market rather than strength in fuels.
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Participants responded better when the fee was described as a "carbon offset," rather than a tax, and when the carbon pricing was directed at airplane fuel producers rather than consumers.
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"We'd rather tweak and modify as we go rather than flipping a switch all at once and not being able to handle it all on the first day," he says.
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"I can't stand there and argue with him, I would rather have him get out of Syria, I would rather get to work with him on the Ukraine," he added.
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To help re-establish the quirky hand bag's position as affordable luxury, rather than a mass product, it has been focusing on selling more in department stores, rather than outlets.
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But rather than head to court, dueling sides usually end at the negotiating table, since buyers and sellers tend to want to close the deal rather than go to court.
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Women who make their mark behind the camera, as agents rather than objects of its gaze, tend to be seen as anomalies and alibis, special cases rather than central figures.
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I suppose that given this history I thought I would see quite unique work, but much of it was rather respectably unadventurous studio portraiture, focusing on skill rather than vision.
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Rather than Jay and the Americans' execrable "Johnny B. Goode," how about Peter Tosh's or the Dead's; rather than the Hollies' "Sweet Little Sixteen" album filler, Ten Years After's balls-out festival rocker or even Cliff Richard's Beatles move; rather than Marty Robbins's wan "Maybellene," George Jones and Johnny Paycheck's rowdy one.
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But over the past few years, in the Philippines and Hungary, Turkey and India, and in America itself, a new kind of leader has emerged, one whose characteristics are far from the Aspen ideal: bombastic rather than judicious, partisan rather than consensual, an inciter of passions rather than a follower of evidence.
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So rather than competing against Apple, or Uber, they would much rather focus on their moonshot ideas and doing something truly transformational, and this replicates language that we've heard throughout history.
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But when popping off online is so easy, the burden of proof can get rather burdensome for those who'd rather espouse their off-the-wall theories and call it a day.
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In this demanding political era, readers are seeking something different from their fiction: To be soothed rather than titillated, to be uplifted rather than hang from the edge of their seat.
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The "Would You Rather" game steered into other notable territory, including whether she'd have her sisters walk in on her having sex or she'd rather walk in on one of them.
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He ultimately came up with a lame line about how "both candidates" have flaws and skeletons in their closet they'd rather not address, and how he'd rather talk about the issues.
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"I'd rather that money go to someone who's interested in helping me along in this quest rather than all the businesses that are associated with dating," he says in the video.
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Farris added that risk assessments should be conducted by an independent agency, rather than probation officials, and the law should have put a preference on releasing people rather than jailing them.
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GreenSky, which bills itself as a technology company rather than a lender, hopes to fare better by partnering with traditional banks rather than trying to beat them at their own game.
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Rather than worry about the ratio of cost to income, a standard gauge of efficiency, he sets absolute targets, so that increases in revenue go to profit rather than being spent.
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Saturday Night Live brought out their best impressionists and we have decided that we would much rather have a parade of cast members impersonating famous actors rather than an official host.
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The choice of having Antonio Barrera as the protagonist, rather than bullfighting in general, was a good way of not hiding from the subject, but rather putting it at eye-level.
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If people are actually making use of our research, rather than leaving and forgetting about it, than we're making a contribution to the world, rather than just generating piles of paper.
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"The family of Muhammad Ali would rather see those seats sit empty rather than know some black-hearted w—- profited from his death and disrespected his final wishes," one post reads.
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He reminds the reader that, before the advent of modern liberalism, philosophers identified liberty with self-mastery rather than self-expression, with the conquest of hedonistic desires rather than their indulgence.
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The incident with Rather has eerie parallels to the Fox News debate this spring, when Ted Cruz started pummeling the moderators rather than his opponents, earning wild cheers from the crowd.
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"A breakthrough is never a single point on a line, but rather the process of the line itself, a point on a path rather than the actual path itself," he said.
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It is, rather, the kind of quiet that one feels in the stability of home and family, surrounded by the permanence of old books rather than the frenetic changeability of headlines.
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Including the "good" guys, whose position is explicitly that they would rather cause what is left of the world to perish rather than accept that it could move on without them.
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"We sometimes valorize and glorify street-level protests and activism ... I would much rather have people working hard to build communities, rather than working hard to block Donald Trump," he added.
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The scandal tracks closely with this famous "would you rather" conundrum: Would you rather have sex with a goat but have nobody know, or not and have everyone think you did?
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Rather, End of Evangelion is even darker than anything in the series, with the conflict (against other humans and their EVA units rather than Angels) gruesomely claiming much of the cast.
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The separation of art and artist is proclaimed—rather desperately, it seems to me—as if it were a philosophical principle, rather than a cultural habit buttressed by shopworn academic dogma.
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Rather, Ms. Rousseff's political opponents have done something subtler: They exploited the popular will and the letter of the law to serve their own interests, rather than the interests of democracy.
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This privileged background makes for a rather narrow focus: I could never quite escape the sense that I was viewing Gessen's story through a telescope rather than a big, broad window.
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I'm sure they're right, but in the interest of catching up, I'd rather go back and see those episodes later, rather than subject myself to a curiosity so many diehards disavow.
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KAPLAN: I WOULD RATHER NOT SPECULATE BECAUSE THE ECONOMY IS GOING TO UNFOLD AND VIEWS ARE GOING TO CHANGE AND SO I WOULD RATHER JUST STICK WITH BASE CASE IS THREE.
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Wouldn't they rather claim the mantle of change and reform the way Barack Obama did, rather than run with the guy Obama picked to make his candidacy more reassuring to insiders?
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The separation of art and artist is proclaimed — rather desperately, it seems to me — as if it were a philosophical principle, rather than a cultural habit buttressed by shopworn academic dogma.
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Rather than working hard to better your game, you are more likely to be the athlete that is constantly comparing your success to others rather than focusing on growth for yourself.
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My time is limited and I have to spend at least one full day — if not two — at every destination locked inside, writing, rather than outside exploring, as I'd rather be.
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Florence's white, a 22013 sauvignon blanc from Matanzas Creek in Sonoma County, was an archetypal Thanksgiving white: neutral rather than flamboyant, a subtle character actor that would enhance rather than dominate.
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This is a thoughtful series that lingers over death rather than using it for shock value; one that finds its story lines in small power struggles rather than gruesome palace coups.
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But consider another definition of "generation" — the span of time between someone being born and having their own children — and the term becomes personal rather than sociological, individual rather than mass.
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The Pharmacist is not your typical Netflix original docuseries: It's a work of true justice rather than true crime, telling the story of a civilian hero rather than an enigmatic murderer.
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I mean, I'd rather if she was going to fuck some nigger, I'd rather have her marry an eight-foot-tall nigger worth a hundred million dollars—like a basketball player.
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"I'd frankly rather see a supportive balanced framework that we put in place [rather than] trying to hurry up and put out some regulations in response to an accident," Nield said.
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Rather, Reed provided a welcoming, rather utopian space, in which the meticulously executed plaster-cast objects that filled the bar appeared as if they were made out of marzipan or bubblegum.
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" Then he added, "I'd rather die of old age.
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Well, that's up for debate — or, rather, a battle.
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This category is incredibly weak this year — rather unusual.
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Rather, I want to educate B2B founders — including myself.
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" -- Dan Rather: "I've seen a lot in my lifetime.
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" Rather than providing a supportive and equitable environment, "O.
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" Or, "Actually, I'd rather go to Syria than Hulaween.
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Rather, it seeks another kind of capital — political capital.
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" "Rather than making consent stressful — like, 'consent, or else!
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Finally there was a clue -- or rather, a noise.
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They are after me," he explained, rather calmly. "What?
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" • "Would You Rather Your Child Had Feminism or Cancer?
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" And he said, "I'd rather not talk about movies.
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"I wouldn't move — I'd rather just deal with it."
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Rather than asking about the predictable cases — Roe v.
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And some people — well — some people would rather die.
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A rather luscious burger, available only before 6 P .
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") rather than an open one ("What did you say?
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" "Would You Rather Your Child Had Feminism or Cancer?
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" He added: "Rather, those allegations focused on other parties.
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A colleague, however, did — a rather "irascible, sour" colleague.
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I knew he would be — or rather, could be.
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Rather than reading, you gotta listen ... it's unbelievably powerful.
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The sky – or rather the server – is the limit.
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Rather, they cared about procedural justice — or lack thereof.
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Rather than projecting future emissions from "covered emissions" — i.e.
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These rather anemic extra contributions led to a sad .
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" But then you risk being "nice" rather than "authentic.
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Rather, I am talking about illicit … well, talk. Gossip.
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" Ms. Panarat jokingly replied, "I'd rather be a widow.
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China — or, rather, the Chinese regime — is in trouble.
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Rather, the revelations are small — random and humanizing nuances.
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So, when we notice it, it's rather peculiar — conspicuous.
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Those sessions were rather elementary — just basic defensive principles.
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" Rather, he said, those forces are providing "unique capabilities.
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" That's a rather euphemistic way of saying "incorrectly stated.
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Other questions revealed 43 percent of responders would rather give up sex than the Internet, 2 percent were willing to give up all their money and valuables to keep all the selfies they ever took and 33 percent would rather lose their right to vote rather than their right to say anything on social media.
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On methane-rich planets, as the researchers argued in 2014, photosynthesizers might harvest carbon from methane (CH4) rather than CO2 and spew hydrogen rather than oxygen, leading to an abundance of ammonia.
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Right now it seems rather basic—maybe this is one area smarter phone AI could eventually come into play, by displaying discreet warnings about app usage rather than blocking off apps completely.
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Instead, Inch said "third party assessment" shows the aircraft leasing portfolio is worth $25.8 billion, rather than $32.8 billion, and the helicopter leasing group is worth $2 billion rather than $4 billion.
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The other 20% would rather fly and test new airplanes for the Air Force rather than getting "locked up in a capsule and shot off like a round of ammunition," Collins said.
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That makes RNA a tantalizing target: By editing the errant orders (RNA) rather than their issuer (DNA), scientists might be able to make temporary, reversible genetic edits, rather than CRISPR's permanent ones.
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The industry can raise profitability by drilling in areas it knows well, rather than remote provinces that lack infrastructure, and by drawing down existing reserves rather than constantly trying to replenish them.
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"We're rather sector agnostic, but right now we are looking at companies that are more infrastructure type tech rather than super commoditized things like consumer lending," he told TechCrunch on a call.
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Flattered rather than offended by Scott's homage – as he often was when musicians or comedians shaded him – Prince covered the song (twice), from the perspective of the genius rather than the admirer.
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I don't really try to work with [just] anybody, I'd rather work with one of my friends [who] I think has dope music rather than just to work with a popping name.
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"Yiannopoulos also has an interesting take on feminists: "I would rather a healthier, equitable arrangement that existed between the sexes rather than the sort of vindictive feminism that seems to exist now.
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"There are a lot of things we can do and I would rather concentrate on the positive (rather) than just wallow in this really appalling number" presented by the World Wildlife Fund.
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Charitably interpreting the messages as sacred commands rather than platitudes, he is compelled to travel around America (rather like Mark Zuckerberg's "Great American Road Trip"), with the vague aim of "solving violence".
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"It would be more conservative, in what is a volatile environment, to offer scrip rather than cash," said Woolworths Chief Executive Ian Moir, referring to dividends paid in shares rather than cash.
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By contesting what they say was Ramirez's unconstitutional arrest rather than his deportation action, his lawyers hope to have the case heard in the federal court system rather than in immigration court.
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Rather than blame the party in power for such setbacks, worried voters in November rallied behind Mr Erdogan, backing a strong, tested government rather than risk rule by a possibly weaker coalition.
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But at the other extreme of the continuum, people who are so conforming and eager to please would much rather follow established rules and remain "good employees" rather than be disruptive leaders.
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The drug, Benlysta, is a biologic, which means it was made in a living organism rather than chemically, and works by specifically targeting overactive antibodies rather than suppressing the entire immune system.
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U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said he was convening what he called "rather business-like, rather short" peace talks in Geneva from May 16-19 to take advantage of the momentum.
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We communicate on iPhones, wait in line with Instagram, argue on Twitter, read news on Facebook, watch TV on Netflix, exercise with Fitbit, order Ubers rather hail cabs; use Tinder rather than . . .
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Compared with past movement leaders — Barack Obama, say — he's a forceful rather than lyrical speaker, his voice a Brooklyn-style poke in the chest, his music power chords rather than soaring arpeggios.
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"His only complaint was, 'It makes me sad that people would rather fly by and honk at a disabled person rather than to lend a hand,&apos" Gilleylen told the news outlet.
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So the novel, like Emmet Gowin's photographs, takes its time rather than quickly imposing a point of view; unlike McCarthy's actor, it inhabits its material naturally rather than performing it too strenuously.
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Instead, Ruddy puts forward the rather radical notion that Trump should attempt to live up to his campaign promises on health care rather than signing on to legislation that betrays them all.
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The challenge for those who come to non-interventionism from a place of principle rather than racism is to distance themselves from their repugnant bed-fellows, rather than to ally with them.
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Shopping for food in France isn't accomplished via a list, but rather via conversation, and luckily, when my interlocutor realizes how much I, too, love food, it's often a rather lively discussion.
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Having two watchmakers at the helm — rather than the more common team of a watchmaker and a commercial specialist — has led them to focus on design rather than finances, Mr. Forsey said.
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Rather than add urgency or upend plans, this just reinforced the notion that Belly wasn't worth reviving unless it remained a respite from real-life troubles rather than a source of them.
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They were also more likely to use "I," rather than "we," when discussing the past, showing they were now thinking of themselves as individuals, rather than as one-half of a couple.
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Rather than asking if he wanted to leave a message, the operator put Risch on hold, apologized that the aide wasn't available and then asked if he'd rather talk to Trump instead.
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I don't like, if I look at a nice view or something, I'd rather look at the view and appreciate it rather than looking through a tiny lens in my phone. Right.
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A.O.C. did mention eliminating "emissions from cows or air travel," but — contrary to Trump's swipes — that was a rather lighthearted description of a perfect future rather than a part of the plan.
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Assistants have quit rather than withstand workplace harassment; young actors have left entertainment rather than suffer the advances of predatory men; writers have packed away their dreams and turned to different industries.
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We'd rather see drama and consequences play out in their real lives than see them continue on a predictable trajectory, because we already see them as entertainment rather than fully formed people.
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The company has a hard-line approach to authentication—they'd rather err toward the likelihood that a sneaker is fake, rather than compromise their principles on the chance something may be legit.
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But rather than try to keep his Senate seat as a check on Trump, Flake — who was facing a conservative primary challenger — announced last year that he'd retire rather than run again.
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Instead, it's when "in instances of pain or failure, rather than being harshly self-critical; perceiving one's experiences as part of the larger human experience rather than seeing them as isolating; and holding painful thoughts and feelings in mindful awareness rather than over-identifying with them," writes scholar Kristin Neff in Self-Compassion and Pscyhological Well-Being.
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Simply this: that divinity is fundamentally inside the world rather than outside it, that God or the gods or Being are ultimately part of nature rather than an external creator, and that meaning and morality and metaphysical experience are to be sought in a fuller communion with the immanent world rather than a leap toward the transcendent.
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" And ask yourself one question, she adds: "Ultimately, wouldn't you rather be the person who actually finished the project you're dreaming about, rather than the one who talks about 'always having wanted to?
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John Engler, the state's Republican governor, was in the middle of an education funding overhaul that would rely on sales taxes rather than property taxes and tie dollars to students rather than districts.
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It will matter if it nudges society in the direction of real progress rather than toward the nihilism of revolution and the sclerosis of a royal family draining resources rather than creating them.
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Unlike ride-sharing apps, which research suggests are actually contributing to traffic rather than reducing it, Waze's service is designed to make existing car journeys more efficient, rather than encouraging more of them.
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Think about it: Wouldn't you rather allocate your funds towards mint mojitos and that adorable two-piece, rather than a fresh sew-in or getting your crochet braids touched up in the salon?
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Most of the drawdown has come from the liquidation of bullish long positions rather than the establishment of new bearish short ones and it has been proportionately greater in fuels rather than crude.
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A question that has long bothered palaeontologists is, did all four flap up and down, or were they rowing rather than flapping, or did the back ones steer rather than flap or row?
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QUINTANILLA: SO YOU WOULD RATHER SEE THEM BE USED PERHAPS ON A BILATERAL BASIS WITH CHINA AND A MULTI-FRONT ENGAGEMENT USING TARIFFS AS MAYBE SOMETHING THE MARKET WOULD RATHER SEE NOT DONE?
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According to the Politico/Morning Consult poll, 32 percent of Trump supporters say they would rather have Pence as president, while only 9 percent of Hillary Clinton supporters who would rather have Kaine.
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They've always made it clear they'd rather me take a lot of classes and be really dedicated and do something at a high level that I love, rather than work my way up.
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Some simple ways to get in more steps include walking to get coffee rather than making it at home and walking around the block while making a phone call rather than sitting. 2.
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Nearly a third of Trump supporters, 2628 percent, said they would rather vote for Pence for president than Trump, while 28500 percent said they would rather vote for Trump, according to the poll.
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The majority of them used them to increase concentration rather than for medical reasons, and a full one third of the respondents acquired their drugs over the internet, rather than with a prescription.
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Rather than attracting locals, sources in the local club world say Glitz drew different crowds almost every night from all over greater Orlando—people who followed DJs or performers, rather than venue loyalists.
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So, too, should educational leaders condemn those who misuse their academic license to propagandize rather than teach, and who tell their students what to think rather than show how to think for themselves.
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So we give inner-city schoolchildren mindfulness classes rather than engage with education inequality, and instruct exhausted office workers in mindful breathing rather than giving them paid vacation or better health care benefits.
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Or, rather, it's perfectly obvious that Trump is lying — but that's an inference you have to make based on general principles (Trump lies constantly) rather than on specific knowledge of his tax situation.
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Rather, they were due to the U.S. environment — ready availability of fatty, sugary and processed foods; cars for transportation rather than walking and bicycling; and occupations that involve more sitting than active labor.
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Her body is lovely to touch but her laugh and her voice irritate me and her talk does not stimulate but rather represses, although I do not think her stupid but rather lazy.
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We'd much rather it be one rule… and to be able to maintain access to [EU] data-sets rather than just applying dual standards when they're going to have to meet GDPR anyway.
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That said, the app is well-designed and highly polished, and worth the download for those who would rather learn something in their free time rather than goof off on Snapchat or Vine.
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I would much rather my students have that moment of asking questions or confusion or even laughter in my classroom rather than when they see their partner's naked body for the first time.
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And I just thought I would rather take a little bit of a risk and design it myself knowing her, rather than her just pick it out and kind of be expecting it.
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"I'd rather live in a country that capital is trying to get into, rather than get out of," Larry Summers, who led the National Economic Council under President Barack Obama, told the NYT.
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I mean a St.-Émilion rather than a Pauillac; a reserva level Rioja, not a gran reserva; a Rosso di Montalcino rather than a Brunello; a Cornas, not a fine old Côte-Rôtie.
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There might be a strong case for encouraging growth in shrinking places with underused infrastructure rather than in places that are already booming — Milwaukee or Cleveland, for example, rather than Austin and Phoenix.
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But it means you have to go down much more to the individual rather than, as we tended to be, very much in the defined benefit market rather than the defined contribution market.
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Also, they feature some of the quietest pull-tabs I've ever seen (or rather heard ... or rather not heard), helping you keep your baby asleep or at least calm during a diaper change.
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Things eventually take a violent turn, but rather than spin out of control as thrillers often do, "Apple Tree Yard" keeps its cool, becoming a tense crime thriller rather than a lurid soap.
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Ross Douthat THE most grounded fears about a Donald Trump presidency have always involved incompetence rather than malevolence, the perils of a catastrophically weak presidency rather than the prospect of a near-dictatorship.
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The fundamental fact is that most Cruz delegates, if released, would probably go to Trump rather than to Kasich, and most Trump delegates would back the Texas senator rather than the Ohio governor.
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And when asked what their "ideal" working situation would be, most said they would rather work than stay at home -- though they also said they would rather work part-time than full-time.
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I would rather people ask me questions about something that they're uncomfortable with that I can answer because I'm living in it, rather than assume things and make it 100 times more awkward.
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I did not want to be changed, or rather, it seemed that there were other things out there — books, writing, experiences, friendships — that I would rather have change me first, before romance did.
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Sanders's plan is structured to try to avoid that accusation — levying its payroll tax on employers rather than employees and calling its 22015 percent flat income tax a "premium" rather than a tax.
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Trumpism is just a convenient and rather natural way forward.
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That initial obstacle became a strength rather than a weakness.
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Since their creation, though, welfare states have changed rather little.
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Rather, it occurred organically, simply because of Curry's massive stardom.
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Ecuadoreans will find themselves tightening belts rather than waving them.
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Rather, it measures the relative sizes of planet and star.
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We run a rather more measured approach in the PRA.
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Rather than the usual biographical video that plays at Mrs.
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She said she'd rather spend money on our family vacation.
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Rather, we may have some internet randos to thank. Why?
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The Chiefs crossed that fine line or, rather, obliterated it.
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He prefers diplomacy and dialogue rather than confrontation and deterrence.
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And on some measures, China is still doing rather well.
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Two things worth noting about this rather flabby trial balloon.
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Rather, it's to put the events in their proper context.
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Or not fur, to be accurate, but rather, exotic skins.
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If you'd rather nap than work out, you're in luck.
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To the rest of southern Europe, this looks rather good.
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Me, I'd rather take my cue from watching Kayla Tausche.
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He talked about promoting universal peace rather than nuclear deterrents.
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Rather, a deal would involve some kind of managed trade.
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Rather than freaking out, maybe we should savor this moment.
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Nancy Sinatra for life rather than lose the Sinatra name.
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Oscar Sunday went off without a hitch — or, rather, host.
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Rather, there are intimate acts but no penetrative sex involved.
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Rather, it builds on them to help you stand out.
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You write that cats are a rather unlikely house pet.
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Kim Jong Un saying, rather unkind things about President Trump.
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In a rather realistic one, the world will never know.
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But naturally these movements can be rather difficult to track.
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You would rather be a woman candidate, all things considered.
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My student cancelled for tomorrow, so I'd rather sleep now.
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It's spring at last — or, rather, it will be soon.
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Or would you rather have the recent app button there?
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There was one segment which I thought was rather civil.
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But it only works for rather trite sentences so far.
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"Don't you think that's being rather immodest?" the lawyer asked.
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I rather adapt my life to fit this new culture.
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Rather, they are more interested in sightseeing, entertainment and food.
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Afghanistan and Guantánamo, Poitras has followed her artistic rather than
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Such erosion does not make America great, but rather vulnerable.
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I think I'd rather not go back into it again.
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It's manageable, in both scale and ambition, rather than inspiring.
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We'd rather they play outside than swiping on the iPad.
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Antigua has sought a settlement rather than taking retaliatory action.
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This is probably simply snooping, rather than rehearsal for skulduggery.
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A rather fraught dose of guidance from America's highest court.
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For several, this includes stakes rather than initial full acquisitions.
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It is fundamental rather than derived from some deeper reality.
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It's not an objective metric; rather, it reflects our ideals.
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A modest achievement, surely, but I still feel rather smug.
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Rather, these pigment molecules are often bioactive in various ways.
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It is an ancient building, with arches rather than doors.
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Most of us give in to the urge rather quickly.
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For reasons that are rather obvious, making HuCow is hard.
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Rather than just shovel whatever the hell in their mouth.
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But Thai officials would rather that not be the case.
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We try to argue defensively rather than offensively too often.
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A lot of mathematics ultimately is artistic rather than useful.
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But she finds the idea of a wall rather ridiculous.
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Attorney General Elliot Richardson resigned rather than follow Nixon's orders.
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It will happen "sooner [rather] than later," says the source.
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I'd rather it did strike a chord than it didn't.
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Rather, it appeared to be sort of like a dingo.
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It doesn't exist and if it does it's rather expensive.
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Phoneys, created by developer Adam Howell, is actually rather ingenious.
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People remain stubbornly German, French, or Polish rather than European.
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I would rather be in a Regeneron at this point.
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"But I understand that she's rather busy at the moment."
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Wouldn't you rather sleep with your girlfriend than a doll?
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I would rather pay down debt or do other things.
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And I would have rather had a Republican candidate win.
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But they're more like double entendres rather than single entendres.
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I seemed to have been a bridesmaid rather a lot.
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I'd much rather sunbathe naked instead of getting tan lines.
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Or rather, the actresses who once portrayed the sisterhood gathered.
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They rely on talent and expertise, rather than brute force.
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I can honestly say that I'd just rather be nice.
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I would rather be a target of the United Front.
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Or rather, it located her but in the incorrect places.
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But Eve has one backstab left — or rather, lip-stab?
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His flip "wasn't related to Bridenstine," reports Politico rather cryptically.
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"It was a nice ending to a rather horrendous beginning."
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I couldn't think of anything else I'd rather be doing.
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Rather, the study claimed that the bones gave that impression.
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Wouldn't you really rather talk about the first lady's jacket?
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Rather, the FDA warns, these devices can cause more harm.
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Going somewhere, rather, is an excuse to drive a Bugatti.
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I would much rather own Amgen down 20 straight points.
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Meaning, the Dow could pick up speed rather than reverse.
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In the modern world, tech is interconnected rather than siloed.
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I've decided I'd rather be authentically awkward than exhaustedly charming.
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Rather, it's that human beings won't be doing the driving.
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This will have to be addressed sooner rather than later.
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Rather than shirk these aspects, Walker sought to embrace them.
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They are not the exception; rather, they are the rule.
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Germanic neopaganism is a rather young faith, as religions go.
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We believe in dialogue between Syrians rather than endless war.
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Rather, they present them as benchmark figures for future studies.
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Rather than chronicling the despair of all that is lost,
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The complainant is put on trial, rather than the defendant.
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Those strengths, rather than your weaknesses, should guide your improvement.
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Rather than passionate, Sanders came off as just plain loud.
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Rather, "online politics" have gone mainstream, and won an election.
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But a decision is now expected sooner rather than later.
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And there was talk about dovish positioning rather than hawkish.
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I'd rather the Russians have my information than Mark Zuckerberg.
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" Rather, the rule of thumb should be "don't amplify hatefulness.
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But the universe — or rather, his classmates — had other plans.
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Hold down Ctrl to copy rather than move the file.
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Think of this as calling in, rather than calling out.
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Finance is centered around transactions rather than building cumulative experiences.
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Or would you rather keep your head in the sand?
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Meanwhile, an Aquarius cited their rather individual and trendsetting ways.
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It would rather Europe remained stable and open for business.
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Rather, our military power is for preventing the enemies' threats.
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We mixed it up rather than staying with Clayton's strengths.
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I'd rather live beyond my means than lose my dog.
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It stresses ethical principles rather than existential claims about Jesus.
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Or rather (and there lies the rub), to one capital.
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Or rather, it's just as political as it's always been.
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For now, it will be talk rather than actual intervention.
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The president struck a deal rather than prolong the fight.
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If you want yield, I'd rather see you in Chevron.
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"These kids grew up appreciating differences rather than disliking differences."
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Some bits of the agreement are exhortations rather than rules.
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The woman isn't denying her maternal role; rather, she's deferring.
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The explanation is, rather, that farmers swapped Mexicans for machines.
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Or rather, wartime trauma often makes people turn to God.
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Cases have invariably been settled rather than going to trial.
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They're consensually surrendering rather than conforming to some community obligation.
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The logic sounds rather communist to a conservative like me.
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They aren't exactly arguing, but rather stewing in simmering silence.
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Not exactly rocking around the Christmas tree, but rather psalming.
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Or rather, when the model and actress became its MVP.
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Businesses might get lazy rather than finding their own styles.
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I'd rather just pretend I'm dead than hurt someone's feelings.
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Also rather deaf and with no fire in his eyes.
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Rather, it's a "helpful assistant" that demands to be experienced.
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"He wanted to look rich rather than smart," Nunberg says.
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He seeks respect, even from his critics, rather than mockery.
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That's hardly politics, but rather the consequence of political ineptitude.
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The millennials increasingly associate business with crookery rather than prosperity.
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Rather, the paintings invite viewers to tell their own story.
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It is indeed changing, but by evolution rather than revolution.
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Here's the breakdown of the "Places I'd Rather Be" painting.
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Rather than maintain a linear structure, the film disrupts itself.
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As such, rather than scaling back, fashion chains are expanding.
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Rather, we're individuals, and little universes in our own right.
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She'd rather use that money for saving for a home.
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This is about playing to stall rather than to win.
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Biden and his backers sought to soothe rather than incite.
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Underground centers itself on action thrills rather than dramatic heft.
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If that's the case, he'd rather stay in the dark.
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It also helps explain why they cost rather a lot.
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His is an emotional appeal, rather than a logical one.
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The Pixel 2 XL has rounded, rather than square, edges.
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Rather than feuding, Slim suggested the men divvy up responsibilities.
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That might be corroborated sooner rather than later by others.
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It's written to be read by laypeople rather than academics.
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Sir Bernard's rather macho style of "total policing" riled some.
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Or rather, can I get marijuana seeds directly from Leaf?
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So, I'd rather just leave it for a later time.
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All of this isn't a complaint, but rather, a preference.
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Rather, he said, it would be focused on the future.
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For when you're in bed and you'd rather be reading.
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No, the steak is mundane, somewhat tough and rather bland.
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Rather than circling the wagons, Facebook can join the cause.
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Buying coverage earlier rather than later means lower premiums, though.
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Presently, the feature only includes nonfiction titles, rather than novels.
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Its slate in Australia, as of Wednesday, was rather limited.
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Rather, I saw pain levels go up linearly with age.
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Would you rather have several leading companies, or just one?
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Rather, it's pointing at what happened and asking, well ... WTF?
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She rather enjoyed it, and even played up to it.
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But Duterte, I believe, is being careful rather than coy.
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" Rather, it's always, "How the hell did I get sweaty?
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And they prefer to stand on principle rather than compromise.
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I'd rather we turned off before we started to jump.
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It also focuses on constitutional innovations rather than economic struggles.
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Rather than be honored by the sincere proposal, however, Mrs.
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And this didn't take place in Texas -- but rather Oregon.
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Rather, she's been wearing wigs for the past five years.
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Ideological Brexiteers, ready for no deal rather than any deal?
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The man was motivated by personal, rather than political, issues.
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That was mostly due to storm surge rather than rain.
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The storm is now targeting Tampa, FL rather than Miami.
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I'm not giving him this book; I would rather die.
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It would rather find a supplier in the Atlantic basin.
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It absorbs heat rather than reflecting it back into space.
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" Added Kate: "I think I cut some rather big slices.
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We're in an anticipatory stage that is rather anxiety inducing.
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Would much rather be dancing in San Luis Potosi pic.twitter.
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Until 2017, Amazon consistently focused on growth rather than profits.
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Students are also increasingly renting textbooks rather than buying them.
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Its iQOS device heats actual tobacco rather than burns it.
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The progress has been measured in decades rather than years.
|
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Rather, it was formed along the country's main coastal highway.
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I'd rather release a few songs before I do that.
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This reports what households spend rather than what they earn.
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Some suggest for insulation, rather like the hair of mammals.
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Host a potluck, rather than spending $20+ at a restaurant.
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Rather, he's traveling Japan for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's.
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Or rather, they gave her the perfect resting bitch face.
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Rather stay traditional and eat your Reese's in cup form?
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It's informal, for friends hanging out rather than business dinners.
|
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Interestingly, it's more everyone banding together rather than something professional.
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They would rather take the huge profit from a sale.
|
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BLM lacks a slick media operation and is rather chaotic.
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Joe Biden would rather wear blue jeans than a suit.
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Heather says she'd rather "die" than give away her kid.
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I'd rather have Obama back as President than have Comcast.
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However, that type of functionality is rather boring in 2016.
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Rather, I'm amazed and overjoyed by their power and magnificence.
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And many of them would rather not think about it.
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"Gross negligence," he said, rather than purposeful conduct, is enough.
|
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Rescuing animals seems like a rather thankless job at times.
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Users can submit questions with the rather uninspired hashtag #GhostedPremiere.
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To maximize his effectiveness, Zuckerberg is proactive rather than reactive.
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Likewise, I'd rather feast on crumbs than have a cake.
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I packed my grandmother's silver rather than her crystal bowl.
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"I'd rather make individual deals with individual countries," he says.
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We would rather go to jail than die without Medicaid.
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"This is a beginning, rather than an ending," said Harberts.
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Expect more of that, rather than any dramatic geopolitical shifts.
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I would rather come to X Games than the Olympics.
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People would rather chat than use fast food chain apps.
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Rather, I should say excessive appreciation or overvaluation was corrected.
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Rather, they have fallen to a new, significantly lower, plateau.
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Marshall: There were several divas, but I rather not say.
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"They're still at bottom democrats rather than fascists," Feldman says.
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There will definitely be another baby sooner rather than later.
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Talk to people like they're human rather than robotic customers.
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Rather be digging and playing baseball and shooting some basketball.
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This precipitated a stall rather than, as intended, preventing one.
|
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The company cites general potential concerns, rather than specific incidents.
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Mimas is also notable for that rather large impact crater.
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Unemployment fell, rather than jumping, as most economists had feared.
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Their narrative arcs are constructed by producers rather than screenwriters.
|
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Tess Holliday has a new fan that she'd rather ditch.
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Which would you revisit and which would you rather forget?
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Rather, it is an issue of strong personalities above institutions.
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We are always seeing a thing, rather than an image.
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There's still a rather big chin and top bezel, though.
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Looking good rather than looking young is the new mantra.
|
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Rather than catchy neologisms, scholars are reaching for historical analogies.
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Unlike male homosexuality, lesbianism was not criminalised but rather ignored.
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And it does make all of that seem rather petty.
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I'd much rather do it right than do it fast.
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Her means of selection, rather than conceptual, was instead straightforward.
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They'd rather make more product than less product of quality.
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Or rather, he'd lost the ability to speak to me.
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Rather, it's a rampant problem that needs to stop ASAP.
|
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This move could strengthen filter bubbles rather than weaken them.
|
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This development hasn't changed its course; rather, to the contrary.
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Would you rather talk to someone online or in person?
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Rather, Looker is a tool that visualizes existing data sets.
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It was an easy decision: He'd much rather go home.
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And even when they start, they sip rather than chug.
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Rather, the principals argue they'd like to offer another option.
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Rather, it's the first time they're finally being taken seriously.
|
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For the moment such dangers seem possibilities rather than probabilities.
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It's actually rather exciting to think about it, even now.
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"I'd rather go out in a body bag," Curry said.
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Rather, it's how both countries can move beyond their impasse.
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I grew to appreciate moments of quiet, rather than chaos.
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Or rather, what matters is that audiences buy the why.
|
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"I just hope it's sooner rather than later," he said.
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There's something worth admiring there, even if you'd rather not.
|
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Rather, now pharmaceutical companies can market directly to the patient.
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So it's two deliberate steps, rather than just one swipe.
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The answer may come rather sooner than he would like.
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But the problem is one of mismanagement, rather than supply.
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