Hyundai is best known for reasonably priced, reasonably good cars.
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It's probably the most reasonably sized and reasonably specced Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch.
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I wanted a reasonably modest house that I would keep reasonably tidy and uncluttered.
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It also has a reasonably fun Birdman verse and a reasonably fun Lil Wayne verse.
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"Nothing prompted me to have this look — I am naturally blonde, reasonably tall and reasonably slim," she said.
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Many of the techniques that you develop will eventually be circumvented by reasonably well-equipped, reasonably smart adversaries.
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Reasonably Conservative Financial Policies: Fitch expects financial policies will remain reasonably conservative for the rating through the intermediate term.
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Voters might reasonably credit Mr. Trump with accelerating those trends, just as they might reasonably dislike his approaches to doing so.
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I'd be happy to see any reasonably progressive, reasonably sane politician doing the job, but this particular saga really tickles me.
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Big in Minneapolis, but the big band in Minneapolis, which is a reasonably sized city, so you were a reasonably sized deal.
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"The current scenario of low employment and no inflation is actually reasonably positive for growth and reasonably positive for the stock market," he said.
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" At the very least we need it to limit the possibilities, reminding us what an author "could reasonably have known and might reasonably have meant.
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It's possible nobody will care about these technical glitches Rubio is experiencing, but the GOP primary features a reasonably crowded field of reasonably similar candidates.
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To start, we'd need a reasonably objective metric of content density and a reasonably objective mechanism for evaluating news stories in terms of that metric.
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"If you're reasonably knowledgeable about cars or motorcycles and you like something, chances are other reasonably knowledgeable people will like it for the same reasons you do," Leno says.
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We can't reasonably expect the North to hand over all its nuclear weapons tomorrow, but we can reasonably expect Kim to show the world he is serious about complying.
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Mr. Young handles it reasonably well, but I was struck by an unavoidable truth: These scenes of suspense and scare excel on a large screen, in a reasonably crowded theater.
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It appears their solution was reasonably successful … this time.
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" However, the firm failed to "reasonably enforce these policies.
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" The Home Office concluded that it would be "reasonably safe.
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Videos appear to be reasonably compressed and optimized for storage.
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He has filled the Justice Department with reasonably capable appointees.
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"It goes beyond what you can reasonably analyze," Oladimeji said.
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Despite the occasional breach, it did a reasonably good job.
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While the IVA suits were reasonably simple to put together.
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Again, these are comments that would reasonably decimate any friendship.
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Well, you might reasonably think, what shall not be next?
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Similarly the weapons of Okinawan kobudo all seem reasonably discreet.
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The NDRC said it will keep market rates reasonably stable.
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The site gave Finder for AirPods a reasonably good rating.
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It is also reasonably cheap, unreactive and easy to purify.
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Both were reasonably fast, if not the fastest I've seen.
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A reasonably credible presidential election is central to America's plans.
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Reasonably, he was cautious about dropping benchmarking numbers for comparison.
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The pound, for example, looked reasonably priced five years ago.
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And the EU election should reasonably only be about this.
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Bonds and stocks are still at a reasonably safe distance.
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You can reasonably disagree with that if your FBI person.
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"That's a perfectly reasonably historical point of view," he added.
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"I'm reasonably certain you're not in any pain," he says.
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The Lakers have been reasonably good at avoiding those mistakes.
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"The river is reasonably wide in that location," Belongie added.
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In the end I was reasonably happy with today's run.
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"Those are reasonably good profitable levels" for producer, he noted.
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"We've taken reasonably conservative estimates," CFO Marianne Lake told attendees.
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Next came reasonably serious discussions of trade and visa policy.
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The "youthification", as Mr Scorsese calls it, is reasonably effective.
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No seriously, Best Buy makes website screw ups reasonably often.
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In nontheme news, Mr. Barkin's grid is filled reasonably well.
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Handsome choices, and mostly reasonably priced, but hardly game changers.
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Shareholders cannot reasonably modify valuation assumptions to accommodate such swings.
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It's reasonably political – he's quite left-wing, but it's interesting.
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Here is this woman who was a reasonably admired bureaucrat.
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The mattress was about 3 inches thick and reasonably comfortable.
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We somehow got away with it reasonably unscathed in 2017.
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Here is this woman who was a reasonably admired bureaucrat.
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Even last year's reasonably priced iPhone XR started at $749.
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But Art Cashin has had a reasonably strong track record.
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This is a proven, workable treatment that scales reasonably well.
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Well, I think it's a reasonably happy ending for him.
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With today's funding round, the company plans to hire reasonably.
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" A quick confession, Kaminski added, "could reasonably sound like repentance.
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I'm intellectually selfish and reasonably dilettantish in my intellectual pursuits.
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I think you can reasonably have a debate about that.
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So what can reasonably be expected of them this week?
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He could reasonably argue that he was protecting the public.
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One might reasonably ask, why even bother with confirmation hearings?
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Answering might reasonably entail consultation with a health care professional.
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But he is a decent man with reasonably progressive instincts.
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For decades it was a simple but reasonably accurate heuristic.
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The treatment feels great, is reasonably priced, and is quick.
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Eventually, there will be a vaccine and reasonably effective therapies.
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Historically, double nominees have fared reasonably well on Oscar night.
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But there's one thing that we can reasonably count on.
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You might reasonably turn to the polls for an answer.
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I go to sleep and dream about reasonably priced locksmiths.
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So we need to do reasonably well in those two.
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Prefer dishes that are delicious, yet reasonably easy to make?
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And I think people are reasonably asking, why this moment?
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Perhaps there will be many more like it, reasonably priced.
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For internet speeds, the Fires were reasonably fast at downloads.
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I was surprised at the vendor prices being reasonably low.
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All we can be reasonably sure of is the persistence
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I think it will fare reasonably well in the future.
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You can reasonably eat anything placed in front of you.
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And he's a reasonably smart guy and knows the literature.
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But Sean McDermott's unheralded defense actually matches up reasonably well.
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" He added, "Fortunately, we got through that one reasonably well.
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The broad goals for a legislative solution are reasonably clear.
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ISIS eventually made a reasonably credible claim to that attack.
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Probably Apple, within-, within a reasonably short period of time.
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No small feat, and one I was reasonably skeptical of.
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He made sure his books and tapes were reasonably priced.
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Like me, you might feel reasonably confident when you apologize.
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It seems like you got along with him reasonably well.
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From the outside, Seymour is navigating a globalised age reasonably well.
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While the two get along reasonably well, they're far from close.
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Technical head Bob Bell said he was "reasonably confident" after testing.
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Menon said the government had done "reasonably well" with the market.
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And, we might reasonably surmise, perhaps didn't really want to be.
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So Big Star was a reasonably obscure reference at the time.
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The Pokémon Go Plus is reasonably priced, though imperfect in execution.
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" Pasztor reasonably asked, "Has the impact of this been properly assessed?
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Isn't it great when people get together to reasonably discuss ideas?
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Will Yahoo be bought for far more than it's reasonably worth?
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State attorneys defending Parsons said he acted reasonably to protect inmates.
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Excessive partisanship in districting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust.
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Last year's flagship phone, the P9, was also reasonably well-received.
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BUT AGAIN, I THINK THE PRESIDENT IS REASONABLY COMFORTABLE THERE TOO.
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The implicit deal worked out reasonably well for almost everyone involved.
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It's reasonably light and comfortable — no VR headset is really either.
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But we were pleasantly surprised by the reasonably good photo quality.
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We have I think reasonably attractive news from Pakistan and India.
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To be sure, the court is by some standards reasonably diverse.
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In fact, only a tiny fraction can reasonably be considered gentrifying.
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The Bulgarian's career path has been judged reasonably; consistently been rational.
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"Overall, consumers remain reasonably optimistic about their economic prospects," Curtin said.
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But it's more likely that: The Coyotes should do reasonably well.
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In 22012 about half the population was reasonably fluent in it.
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Misty II may be reasonably adorable, but it's a platform first.
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He was a reasonably popular mayor but a dreadful foreign secretary.
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It is smooth, reasonably straight and cuts through swathes of jungle.
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" Rudd calls the latest Chinese stipulations "a reasonably firm 'screw you.
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People in their teens and early 22010s start out reasonably cheerful.
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And this year, the Moto G line isn't just reasonably priced.
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America, thankfully, still has reasonably robust institutions that limit outright corruption.
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In 2004, Democrats were trying to unseat a reasonably popular president.
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And there's not much we can reasonably do about it, either.
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We're trying to cut that balance, but it's reasonably passive experience.
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In terms of broadcasting and commercial revenue, Liverpool fares reasonably well.
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But you might reasonably be wondering why this is happening now.
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"It's been like a reasonably decent day in Beijing," said Wexler.
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The region's reasonably priced housing belies a torrid real estate market.
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And his internationalism, it's not very deep but it's reasonably sincere.
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" Before non-employees were allowed only if they were "reasonably necessary.
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Until recently, shrimp was a reasonably reliable catch for local fishermen.
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You can't reasonably expect people to stay mum in real time.
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So, you're reasonably wealthy, but your DINK days are behind you.
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"We're going to be reasonably competitive with other products," Elimelech said.
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Which is to say, in the current country ecosystem, reasonably effective.
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The 22018 Ford Fusion Hybrid drives and handles reasonably well, too.
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Despite their differing appearances, horses and rhinos are reasonably closely related.
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The government can't reasonably deny that Trump is bigoted toward Muslims.
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Teixeira has been swinging the bat reasonably well right-handed — batting .
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But it cannot reasonably be stretched to cover a Louis Vuitton.
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Eero is building and selling a reasonably complicated piece of hardware.
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For nearly two decades, it was just another reasonably successful diner.
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There is no such second step for "reasonably suspected" suspected terrorists.
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To say it feels reasonably authentic doesn't mean it's very good.
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All have strong workforces, reasonably good economies and business-friendly regulations.
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"Earnings should be reasonably good along with economic statistics," he said.
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Turkey, however, cannot be reasonably expected to address the situation alone.
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His photos are striking, even today still reasonably shocking, and unflinching.
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Chisenhall hit reasonably well out in the pasture, averaging .6003/.359/.
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There's a CCC talk on the theme of reasonably trustworthy computing.
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He also said the jury acted reasonably in awarding punitive damages.
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I WOULD SAY I VIEW THE MARKET AS REASONABLY FULLY VALUED.
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Little Fires Everywhere is still compulsively watchable and reasonably well-made.
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Yet messy as it is, "Infinity War" actually works reasonably well.
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But telling you nothing could reasonably be seen as a betrayal.
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If you can get a good seal, these work reasonably well.
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It's still a weird, derivative show — but a reasonably enjoyable one.
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May's cabinet, is skulking reasonably, hoping to squeeze through the middle.
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Which is to say, Sands, quite reasonably, loves talking about soccer.
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This time, we can reasonably hope, the answer will be yes.
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Good partners are reasonably and dependably available on issues that count.
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Elizabeth Warren did well enough in Iowa, a reasonably strong third.
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What's required is we need to reasonably accommodate a person's beliefs.
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We reasonably expect government entities will be accountable to the public.
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Only then could we reasonably hope to mend a declining nation.
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To which a reasonably well-informed person might respond: Wait, what?
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I tested four of them, all reasonably priced and seemingly legitimate.
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I hope your re-entry into working life went reasonably smoothly.
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I think it stops at my being able to walk reasonably.
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"He's reasonably important, I would say," he declared with obvious understatement.
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Straps should be reasonably snug, not digging in or falling off.
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You can reasonably justify activities and behaviors that are, frankly, mediocre.
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We've seen pretty decent domestic demand and reasonably broad-based growth.
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Mild. The question of Cleo's agency seems reasonably open to interpretation.
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Or can the choice over clothing be reasonably restricted within schools?
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They have reasonably high immigration and a lot of social problems.
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" He ruled that "it is reasonably conceivable the award is unfair.
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One might reasonably ask how many idealized pop records we need.
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The city police chief disagreed, saying that Rialmo had behaved reasonably.
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You could be reasonably certain he could get that form signed.
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Substance and actual record matter more than style and rhetoric, and Sanders's actual record is that of a reasonably effective, reasonably pragmatic politician who has a quirky habit of referring to himself as a democratic socialist.
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Salinger wrote that the lawsuit stated a plausible claim that Equifax breached its legal duties to address all reasonably foreseeable risks to its data security and to implement reasonably up-to-date fixes to its software.
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But if you thought about this and spent a lot of time or wealth trying to help other people, I think you could die reasonably content with what you've done and feel reasonably good about yourself.
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Turns out, your answer is reasonably correlated to who you voted for.
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Baldwin, Udall, and Brown are liberal Democrats who represent reasonably swingish states.
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I think Republicans are quite comfortable with nativism, provided it's reasonably covert.
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The industry has overpaid for, and over-invested in, reasonably good companies.
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When people feel reasonably flush they may feel more generous towards others.
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It's reasonably transparent, and it is theoretically meritocratic, urban machine politics aside.
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The question is: Given her statements, could Ginsburg's impartiality reasonably be questioned?
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It's reasonably priced at less than $200, dependable and built to last.
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When it's not electrically zapping you, the Shock Clock is reasonably comfortable.
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After all, finding a powerful, reasonably priced PC isn't hard in 643.
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I thought I was a reasonably smart player and did my job.
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I am reasonably attractive and dress in a stylish yet conservative way.
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The only ones that are reasonably affordable are nuclear and blue hydrogen.
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I cannot reasonably argue that I own my own face and name.
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I think it's reasonably well understood how structural conditions impact social life.
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I am reasonably well educated, and I thank you for the lecture.
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Before Alexa, Prime, and reasonably quick internet, Amazon filed to go public.
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On some indicators, notably maternal mortality, the Gates report is reasonably sanguine.
|
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And serendipitously, that factor of nine has proved reasonably easy to arrange.
|
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It is true that some incumbents and centrists also did reasonably well.
|
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"Credit spreads are reasonably tight, but that can change rapidly," he said.
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The bureaucracy around running a business is reasonably simple and well-trodden.
|
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The large tenants are typically multinational companies with reasonably low credit risk.
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Locations are reasonably diverse so it should cater for your every need.
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Anker's reasonably-priced power banks are some of the best out there.
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But they're also reasonably timeless enough for you to appreciate in 2018.
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They understandably are apprehensive when approaching someone they reasonably believe is armed.
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Reasonably, no one appears to have tried to give a gator drugs.
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Analysts said the bank's underlying profit was reasonably strong, given the environment.
|
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And we basically feel that the U.S. economy's in reasonably good shape.
|
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"We need to prepare for the disasters that are reasonably foreseeable here."
|
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And Ted and Todd can move around reasonably well with $13 billion.
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"I'm reasonably positive on the stock in the long run," Weiser said.
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One could reasonably argue that the region is not for the fainthearted.
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" On the stock market: "I think the market is reasonably fully valued.
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The result is a reasonably convincing illusion of being somewhere else entirely.
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A less-informed viewer might reasonably assume Her Smell is a biopic.
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The Adams County Sheriff's Office is reasonably convinced it's the latter; Sgt.
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Still, his on-base percentage was reasonably healthy over that span, at .
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Ministers have lots of options but the basic strategy seems reasonably clear.
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Where can you get a filling, tasty, and reasonably nutritious breakfast sandwich?
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Downsides: Reasonably tough to look even remotely cool ordering a virgin daiquiri.
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It also has a reasonably sized trackpad that isn't frustrating to use.
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The streets are reasonably safe, though domestic violence remains a persistent problem.
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But if the date goes reasonably well, start on the other siblings.
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One of its picks includes "manuka honey, so reasonably priced," it says.
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"I cannot reasonably argue I own my face or name," he said.
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"We are reasonably optimistic when it comes to 2018, 2019," he said.
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And not only does it taste good, but it's very reasonably priced.
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Often, the plans have a good lineup of reasonably priced mutual funds.
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It went as always: quietly, reasonably, without obvious anger or raised voices.
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In response, fellow /r/Anarchism users found the guidelines reasonably sketched out.
|
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But Daniels didn't hide, as many women in similar positions (reasonably) have.
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As for my chances of actually triggering an audit, they're reasonably low.
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"We're making reasonably good progress so far," he told journalists without elaborating.
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That there are no longer people with whom one can reasonably disagree.
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So a nice drone ride is probably all we should reasonably expect.
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But it comes with everything you'd reasonably expect of a luxury SUV.
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They take on more risk than they can reasonably expect to handle.
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"People should not be hoarding beyond what they reasonably need," Michos says.
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So an iPhone could reasonably be described as being made in America.
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Establish an escrow function that enables immigrants to make reasonably safe investments.
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Some performed reasonably well at first, only to slide into disaster later.
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Yes, it is reasonably easy to engineer the overthrow of a government.
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He has a capacity for answering questions in a reasonably coherent way.
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An outline deal on those plans is expected to be reasonably vague.
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Real estate funds fared reasonably well through much of the autumn downturn.
|
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European leaders have been reasonably clear that they will not entertain Mrs.
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CHINA C.BANK SAYS: KEEP LIQUIDITY REASONABLY SUFFICIENT, NOT OPEN CREDIT FLOOD-GATE
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That way you're prepared to eat reasonably if a quarantine is called.
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Through much of last month's slump, these companies held up reasonably well.
|
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"We were already doing everything we reasonably could to prepare," Moore said.
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Veterans and military leaders might reasonably ask what they had fought for.
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Finally, think about another type of job you could reasonably apply for.
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"What is the difference between 'reasonably necessary' and 'substantial need'?" he asked.
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And like all gifts, it should be something you can reasonably afford.
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It cleverly combines genre elements into something reasonably fresh, touching and fun.
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Consumer Reports praises the vehicle's "reasonably quiet" cabin and the controlled ride.
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Taking that view, the movie still might possess a reasonably long tail.
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Hatfield thinks that stocks are still reasonably priced, if not necessarily cheap.
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If you can genuinely enjoy this, we'd probably get along reasonably well.
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When compared with his previous artwork, the salad is reasonably low key.
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I think it's reasonably likely at some point that we'll go public.
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He campaigned, again to his credit, on a reasonably popular policy agenda.
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Before you evolve, you can reasonably spend time with just about anyone.
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These performers draw a warm welcome simply by looking reasonably like them.
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With 84 percent fat, it is a reasonably effective substitute for butter.
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Keeping the controller reasonably priced was important to Microsoft, Mr. Johnson said.
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Until recently, Brexit-supporting Conservatives had been reasonably disciplined, content that Mrs.
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He said the company was "reasonably targeting profitability" around 2021 or 2022.
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Connor, created a framework for when cops can reasonably use deadly force.
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Try their bag of reasonably priced Raw Almonds or Dried Orange Slices.
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Say he loses by 6 points — a reasonably significant but normal margin.
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But with debts of this magnitude accumulating, you don't need to posit a looming crisis to draw some reasonably strong, and reasonably gloomy conclusions about the near-term future of the Chinese economy—and the world as a whole.
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"Even if THAAD works reasonably well and even if Patriot in Japan works reasonably well, all they (North Korea) have to do is get one warhead through and then what happens," said John Pike, a military analyst at Globalsecurity.org.
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It recognizes that our smartphones will reasonably be with us at all times.
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In the first shot, the actor is reasonably muscular with a flat stomach.
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There's a reason Republicans from Reagan to Bush supported reasonably open immigration policies.
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This evening is reasonably good for communication and networking, considering it's Mercury retrograde.
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Could Facebook's users be reasonably expected to understand what they're signing up for?
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Synacthen is also available in Europe, where the drug is also reasonably priced.
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You could essentially get a reasonably priced phone for $160, which is phenomenal.
|
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Could a man who called himself "apparently reasonably undersexed" not have preferred solitude?
|
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Today's EVs, at least the reasonably priced ones, work best as second cars.
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In the long term, without big changes, that's what we reasonably can expect.
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The first, located in District XIII, was a spacious apartment and reasonably priced.
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Fidelity suggests having eight times your income to be reasonably comfortable in retirement.
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When this started in 2004, I worked at a reasonably fancy, hip hotel.
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You only need 10 megabits to surf the internet and stream reasonably well.
|
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The impression this gives in "Fear" is, initially, of a reasonably normal administration.
|
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The effect was reasonably convincing, though the alignment with each seat wasn't perfect.
|
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No human of sound mind can be reasonably expected not to ponder them.
|
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But I doubt the media will treat it that way, and reasonably so.
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It was a reasonably friendly fight, since they co-operated through codeshare alliances.
|
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And Sanders (I-Vt.) has been reasonably effective at it, especially with Latinos.
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They're reasonably crispy and salty, and they essentially fulfill their function as fries.
|
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Argentines can reasonably disagree over whether Mr Macri is making the right choices.
|
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VR at least has a reasonably large catalog of games and video apps.
|
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Particularly if the fuel is reasonably fresh out of a reactor, for example.
|
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Finally, how much can we reasonably project for a rise in potential growth?
|
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Green thinks the U.S. markets can handle a "reasonably sized" financial transactions tax.
|
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What can someone reasonably do once they've identified a threat in their space?
|
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Such, Mr Bolloré's defenders might reasonably argue, is the nature of risk-taking.
|
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It's bloody and disturbing, but also reasonably circumspect about most of the violence.
|
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I have no evidence, but I'm reasonably certain she loves "Not Afraid" too.
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On a grand thematic level, the film's relatively basic messages are reasonably satisfying.
|
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People should not face financial ruin from medical bills they cannot reasonably avoid.
|
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"We're reasonably close to what is thought of as full employment," Fischer said.
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Of the 22 species known to scientists, only four have been reasonably studied.
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Things you can reasonably expect to see on a hike: trees; rocks; streams.
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One conclusion seems reasonably firm: the tax cuts will not pay for themselves.
|
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Instead, it's anything reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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I am a reasonably sharp 80-year-old widow, but I am stumped.
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I'm quietly, modestly net short and I feel reasonably comfortable being that way.
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As you can see, environmental issues were reasonably bipartisan back in the 21992s.
|
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I'm pretty upbeat on Spectacles, mainly because they're reasonably priced and look fashionable.
|
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"So we think we've got a reasonably robust and reliable system," he says.
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How many of them, if they broke, could you reasonably fix right now?
|
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One might reasonably wonder, though, why brands are just discovering this problem now.
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AJ:I am reasonably confident that purchasing power in Saudi is still very strong.
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Skrypnyk had probably been given more time than he was reasonably entitled to.
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They do one thing reasonably well; you kinda get what you pay for.
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If a loan, have I structured so I can reasonably pay it back?
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European earnings momentum should be reasonably strong and be supportive for the market.
|
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"Reasonably," I said, shifting my seatbelt so it wasn't digging into my neck.
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Only here, clothes are reasonably priced health plans for Americans who need insurance.
|
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Being a reasonably regular guy, how did you deal with people like that?
|
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One could reasonably ask whether we need yet another documentary on the topic.
|
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If Apple doesn't want to keep its products reasonably current, that's its prerogative.
|
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But still reasonably so, or companies won't want to set up shop here.
|
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The final cast was reasonably diverse and undeniably talented, as history has proved.
|
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We must call upon our the Senate to act reasonably and without partisanship.
|
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And if they are, then you should expect a reasonably level playing field.
|
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The VR One weighs 4.85 pounds and features a reasonably quiet cooling system.
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The keyboard is rubbery and reasonably good with a decent amount of travel.
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Theories of planet formation suggest such objects should be a reasonably common sight.
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Those planet-formation theories suggest such objects should be a reasonably common sight.
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So I'm not sure how much expectation of privacy there could reasonably be.
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Similarly, you can pick the desktop and legs, and components are reasonably priced.
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Masanjia case, it seems clear that one could not reasonably be held responsible
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, I like the fact that it's reasonably priced and strong.
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AND ON THAT BASIS ADP ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE REASONABLY COMPARABLE WITH COMPETITORS.
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In more relaxed driving, the CX-23 is reasonably comfortable and well-damped.
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Luckily, I'm still healthy enough and reasonably fit, but obviously age doesn't help.
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But, speaking grammatical English, they figured out the reasonably just solution by themselves.
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So far, at least, the data are reasonably clear that this not happening.
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This is a reasonably priced drone that covers all the basics with ease.
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But, to be reasonably content human beings, we need a few more things.
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The Verge played with a preproduction version and says it works reasonably well.
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It said it conducted the loans to maintain reasonably ample banking system liquidity.
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I'm not here for a pint, though, or a reasonably priced chicken korma.
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The details are in the lecture above, which is reasonably short and accessible.
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But at the same time, there wasn't what anyone could reasonably call daylight.
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And they could have reasonably believed that they would miss his parting words.
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For whites, Eyrie Vineyards makes reasonably priced, superb pinot gris and pinot blanc.
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So what if he trashed his previous reputation as a reasonably straight shooter?
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Also, judges (and administrative agencies initially) can reasonably interpret the key facts differently.
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He recognized that both sides could reasonably see themselves as victims of thuggery.
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And this wasn't just Republicans from swing states: Reasonably party-line voters Sen.
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"Excessive partisanship in districting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust," Roberts acknowledged.
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But farther afield, in more reasonably priced areas, it is a seller's market.
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He was — reasonably, in Mr. Tran's view — demanding proof that any loan existed.
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"Excessive partisanship in districting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust," he wrote.
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"They are far more reasonably priced than their big-name competitors," she said.
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Perhaps you have more self-control and work in a reasonably secure field.
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In truth, most of these cities have qualities other cities would reasonably desire.
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He takes leaps that no one could reasonably be expected to back up.
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But this is not the reasonably competent British government I grew up with.
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Mr. Noor's lawyers contended in their opening statements that he had acted reasonably.
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Among those reasonably priced chops is the lean, meaty center-cut leg steak.
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" Everest Kitchen, she gushed in an email, is "REALLY GOOD, very reasonably priced.
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You want wines that are reasonably priced, around $225 a bottle at most.
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Fortunately, there are a number of good steakhouses with reasonably priced lunchtime options.
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Results dribble out overnight, with the outcome typically reasonably clear within six hours.
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How much money can you reasonably pull in a month from vending machines?
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Under these circumstances, many investment advisers recommend taking only minimal, reasonably priced risks.
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Leon said the subpoena could "reasonably produce information relevant" to the committee's inquiry.
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We're seeing some areas holding up reasonably well: telecom, utilities and consumer staples.
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Or not, depending on how you—reasonably and responsibly—interpret the Oort Cloud.
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Musk seems reasonably well insulated from getting thrown out of his own company.
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He might only need to sound reasonably normal and highlight Clinton's many weaknesses.
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You could reasonably argue the technology you avoid has polarized those around you.
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A Justice Department investigation determined that Mesa had behaved reasonably under the circumstances.
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"Well, the lock on the door was changed," the janitor could reasonably respond.
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The tube-and-wing design, after all, is reasonably efficient and structurally sound.
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And Sullivan said, Korea is "reasonably well-positioned" for both of these changes.
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K: Well, it was a reasonably, um, how do I put this delicately?
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They were confident that the president could convince the public he'd acted reasonably.
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The state's attorney general found that the officer had "reasonably exercised" his duties.
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In general ... I think for instance Google has done a reasonably good job.
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I wound up getting a reasonably long-term girlfriend out of the deal.
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Other than Gadot's eyes not blinking, the video was a reasonably convincing fake.
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But it managed, by sticking to basics, to reasonably serve all its constituencies.
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This, combined with a reasonably firm cork construction, is beneficial for many people.
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Scalia refused, saying he did not think his impartiality could reasonably be questioned.
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Most of what they post could be reasonably characterized as silly but harmless.
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Andy Goldstein tries, perfectly reasonably, to correct Rob on his complete factual inaccuracy.
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Please help us to maintain reasonably priced and convenient to access health insurance.
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But with reliable conservative Gorsuch in the seat, the odds appear reasonably high.
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North Korea seems to view itself (somewhat reasonably) as under constant external threat.
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" More reasonably, the document also added that "the Licensee" – ie: Wireless – "shall reasonably request that the songs/acts performed do not offend or denigrate any race or religion, demean, humiliate or insult the dignity of any section of the community.
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She said a plan will be filed in court as soon as reasonably possible.
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Printing polymers, which have low melting-points and co-operative chemistry, is reasonably easy.
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The situations are reasonably tense as "Incorporated" winds through its first handful of episodes.
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Broadbent told CNBC that growth has been "reasonably weak" over the last two years.
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The thing is, there are only so many lattes a person can reasonably drink.
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"He hesitated just a touch, but still got a reasonably good look," Brownell said.
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This year the weather was warm and sunny, and the city was reasonably navigable.
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For $70 it's very reasonably priced, and you get a ton of features, too.
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You could download a transcode of "Teenage Dirtbag" reasonably convinced it was by Weezer.
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Washington can&apost reasonably expect all that to happen without giving something in return.
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But the path to a Democratic Senate in 2020, though narrow, is reasonably clear.
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I think it's going to be something pretty tangible and reasonably easy to understand.
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It was exciting stuff and some of it, in its way, was reasonably innovative.
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Since her character didn't die, she could reasonably return for an episode or two.
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VX is said to be relatively easy to produce in a reasonably sophisticated laboratory.
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He took it reasonably well in stride, too—once he figured it out, anyway.
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My iPad mini 2 still works reasonably well, even though it's four years old.
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His government, reasonably or otherwise, hopes this will lead to a bilateral trade deal.
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Rather the focus is on how reasonably likely such data linkage was to occur.
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Livers, which have a natural tendency to regenerate anyway, should also arrive reasonably soon.
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"This is going to be a journey, and a reasonably long one," he said.
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Reasonable people will reasonably disagree about many of the strange new realities surrounding breastfeeding.
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Certainly the company has helped jumpstart this with what are ultimately reasonably priced products.
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Rockefeller acted reasonably with regard to his health before the derailment, his attorney said.
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"We're manufacturing them at a reasonably high rate for an early product," said Raibert.
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But if you're eating something reasonably spicy, you should be able to stomach it.
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An economy that is growing at a rate of 1.7% is still reasonably strong.
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We were stuck on the ground in basically a friendly, reasonably well-organized country.
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Despite the weight gain and even the ensuing type 2 diabetes, she's reasonably healthy.
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If Apple's face scanner fails in any reasonably common scenario, people will get annoyed.
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The Liberal Party could reasonably have expected the outcome to be better than this.
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To keep prices reasonably competitive, Velodyne had moved the production of its speakers overseas.
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It speaks reasonably well of the possibility for serious filmmaking in the adult industry.
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I am reasonably confident that Nintendo has made sensible tradeoffs in the Switch's design.
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Still, a 308ppi pixel density is sufficient for the screen to look reasonably sharp.
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The Observer was a purchase with low financial value but reasonably high cultural cachet.
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Until recently the voting-age population was a reasonably close substitute for this figure.
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Reasonably enough, the conversations surrounding Facebook's responsibilities tend to focus on what's going wrong.
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We can reasonably expect yet more things are being asked for behind closed doors.
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If that sounds convoluted, don't worry, it's reasonably easy once you know what's what.
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So, talk to China reasonably about accelerating the current pace of trade deficit cuts.
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So first we have… The MacBook is probably… I don't know, it's reasonably old.
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"It looks reasonably good value, probably 15-20bp cheap to the curve," he said.
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Developers, meanwhile, get a reasonably accessible hardware platform on which to test their programs.
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And Jokowi has managed the economy reasonably well, keeping inflation low and growth solid.
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Its portrait mode is good, handling the edges of faces and hair reasonably well.
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Similarities to Alzheimer's disease "Diabetic retinopathy, eye disease, is reasonably well-understood," he said.
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The charges incurred by those employees appear reasonably related to the Fyre Media business.
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Yesterday's event could have been scripted out by any even reasonably-interested Apple follower.
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And many people reasonably assumed that it would be an apocalyptic situation by now.
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As much as I can reasonably consume of the artist's output, I would consume.
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At $120, the kit is fairly reasonably priced — though its got plenty of competition.
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This training cycle, by stretching and planking more than ever, I stayed reasonably healthy.
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Take my friend here who obviously engaged in some completely reasonably tame drinking behavior.
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Could I reasonably justify all the time I'd spent emailing noise musicians about dentistry?
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Institutional Framework (Neutral) The regulatory regime for Polish local governments (LGs) is reasonably stable.
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Some grippy texture on the back also makes the tablet reasonably comfortable to hold.
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It's a reasonably brisk and enjoyable martial-arts movie full of familiar, famous names.
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One might reasonably wonder why Medicaid should so selectively be targeted for efficiency gains.
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Treasury officials are reasonably confident that they will win the case in the end.
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Hard-to-get or expensive products were now accessible, and reasonably priced to boot.
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While each has done reasonably well, nothing has touched the success of the iPhone.
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But it's reasonably close, and it's apparently built on a Porsche of some sort.
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Electoral observers have said the vote on Aug 23 was reasonably free and fair.
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The city, unlike the state, has a reasonably strong and effective public financing law.
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" It also says that they should have "equitable access to reasonably priced telephone services.
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ORG accessible and reasonably priced — while further strengthening and deepening its commitment to the .
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The backing of a sizeable home crowd, however, has kept him feeling reasonably upbeat.
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At 44 pounds, it's reasonably easy to bring with you to parties or camping.
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And most of that can reasonably be assigned to the impact of tax cuts.
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"The economic environment is clearly softening, but it is still reasonably good," he added.
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The process still works reasonably well for federal judges who have committed extreme wrongdoing.
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This should stand us in reasonably good (if imperfect) stead, should a crisis arise.
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Amazon may reasonably let its customers decide whether data should be public or private.
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We're both reasonably skeptical and confused and bullish at the same time right now.
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And AT&T's being reasonably transparent about the limited nature of the roll out.
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One might reasonably think that there should be a separate evacuation receptacle for children.
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There is also at least one reasonably priced helicopter tour offered in the area.
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And schools were severely limited in the number of trades they could reasonably promote.
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Four of them ruled that the government had acted reasonably in the Rapanos case.
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But by the third year, I had what felt like a reasonably stable income.
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SHC's debt maturity is reasonably well spread out, with average maturity of two years.
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It's also reasonably priced and makes for a great gift for girlfriends, family,. etc.
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There are a few songwriters on this list that will be reasonably well known.
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Elites didn't like him, while he was reasonably well liked in surveys of activists.
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I've been looking for a vitamin C serum, and this one is reasonably priced.
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Satellite manufacturers could very reasonably meet the requirements by including a little drag sail.
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Still, some experts not involved in the study said it was done reasonably well.
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This includes reasonably priced prescription drugs and safeguards for family members with preexisting conditions.
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"If they didn't exist then our team sizes would be reasonably small," Toomey added.
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There's a reasonably long history of NHL offer sheets, most of which were matched.
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Watch out for people who aren't at least reasonably amenable to standardized term sheets.
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As a Democrat for governor, he's doing reasonably well going into a third term.
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Outsiders ask, quite reasonably: will anyone outside of a tiny minority ever really care?
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Angry fat men bellowed their discontent at the efforts of reasonably well conditioned athletes.
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While this is great and convenient, administrative websites can't reasonably switch to Facebook Connect.
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Reasonably, they ordered another round (two perfect, strong Old-Fashioneds, with rye and cognac).
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"I feel reasonably confident that we are in good shape on that," she said.
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Italic provides a reasonably priced alternative that's still sophisticated and formulated with sustainable ingredients.
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"It cleverly combines genre elements into something reasonably fresh, touching and fun," he added.
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Regardless, the list didn't include one person who might reasonably be considered advisor material.
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And, again, what matters is whether in the moment Wilson reasonably perceived a threat.
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There is much more to Mamo's story than Castro could reasonably share in speeches.
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Nelson has built a reasonably strong brand, representing Florida in the Senate since 2001.
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It's an easy way to have reasonably safe conversations with sources who need protection.
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"He acted reasonably given what he knew," Ms. Trivedi said in her opening statement.
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But it usually makes little or no difference how the word "reasonably" is defined.
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Even so, the ECB can reasonably feel irked by the stance of German officials.
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He called the duck's owner and told him the surgery had gone reasonably well.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration released a reasonably detailed budget for the year 2018.
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They're dressed in butter swirled with a reasonably spicy sauce of red Hatch peppers.
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There are three key ways, at the moment: The first two are reasonably useful.
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The current cast, consisting almost entirely of veterans of the production, fares reasonably well.
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The big picture: In good times, economic institutions tend to run themselves reasonably effectively.
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Houses in other parts of Antigua and its environs are much more reasonably priced.
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And seasonal climate forecasts for the next winter, for example, may be reasonably accurate.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — I like to think of myself as a reasonably smart person.
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Is there a reasonably priced substitute material that would give me the same advantages?
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Interbank liquidity levels will remain reasonably stable, the PBOC said on its official microblog.
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Lately, he has been spending time in Chinatown, seeking out its reasonably priced foods.
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One is whether there's anything you can reasonably do that would change the norm.
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Those are facts that would reasonably raise suspicions about motivations for declassifying that material.
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But I'm pleased that I've managed to say something that sounds reasonably like myself.
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They had good salaries and reliable boyfriends, with whom they bought reasonably sized pets.
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Getting In: Buy a reasonably priced ticket ($10 to $40) and hop in line.
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There are limits on the demands that children can reasonably make on their parents.
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There is a reasonably big wine list compiled by Natascha Patterer, the beverage manager.
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And could any reasonably sane person expect Trump to do "exactly" what he says?
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Hourly Brightline departures are reasonably prices, and make the journey in about an hour.
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While these measures go well beyond any current requirements, they're reasonably likely to pass.
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"Kratom, by itself, in its natural form, is a reasonably safe compound," he says.
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Madonna's more than just on reasonably good terms with son Rocco ... she's mothering again.
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"And it was reasonably foreseeable that this sort of problem would happen," she said.
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The meat was reasonably juicy and good quality, but the "wow" factor wasn't there.
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They've thrown reasonably well, if not brilliantly, despite all those innings pitched at home.
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So improved background checks and higher age limits could reasonably be expected to help.
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He's cute, reasonably well-trained, and will do just about anything for a Greenie.
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If you were a rocker in reasonably good health who put out a reasonably successful record in the 1960s or 1970s and had yet to write a book, chances are you wrote a book or had one written about you in 2016.
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Developments in air defense technology, the geographical deployment of US and European forces, and various other issues mean that if Russian forces were reasonably fast and reasonably clever, they could make it really difficult for the US Air Force to operate with impunity.
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He suggested, fairly reasonably, that Duterte might be doing the drug war the wrong way.
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Citibanamex's delinquency levels are sound and compare reasonably with those of its closest national peers.
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Remember, in Asia, BlackBerry devices are still a reasonably well used brand (countries like Indonesia).
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And the 3,500 mAh battery is reasonably large and supports QuickCharge 3.0 and wireless charging.
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History has shown that Facebook wields immense power beyond what it's reasonably capable of managing.
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Even a reasonably priced home will end up costing many more times the initial amount.
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Ricci is certainly convincing as a Southern Belle, and she helps make "Z" reasonably watchable.
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In fact, it's very important that you download it as soon as you reasonably can.
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You get great, reasonably priced produce from a local farm that you choose to support.
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So yes, I think it could be reasonably concluded that Ted had a death wish.
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GIC IPO, the largest in recent times, got a lukewarm response, despite being reasonably priced.
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Of course, reasonably priced houses alone aren't enough to make you want to move somewhere.
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In a less enthusiastic market environment, the companies might be valued more reasonably, Damodoran said.
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Even last night, some polling firms did reasonably well when projecting the national vote totals.
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Released just six months after its predecessor, the Active 2 is a reasonably good option.
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The world's second-largest economy is underpinned by strong fundamentals and is reasonably well run.
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So the odds that it will appear in his Facebook News Feed are reasonably good.
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We tested the feature on a few items of clothing and it worked reasonably well.
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As it is, their differences seem entirely surmountable, and likely to be surmounted reasonably soon.
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To work carefully and verify the situation and I think we've done that reasonably well.
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So it simply was out of the range of what the Fed could reasonably address.
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Viewed separately, each of these missteps could be seen as reasonably small but unfortunate errors.
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People want to have a reasonably good day in Washington or in their state capital.
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If I see something I like that's in reasonably good condition, I'll take it home.
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Jonathan Brooks, Beholder's founding chef, took the news reasonably, and then he took it poorly.
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All you need at home is oil, salt and pepper and a reasonably equipped kitchen.
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The Smart coupe starts off reasonably enough, at $33,650 before federal and regional tax incentives.
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It's reasonably entertaining, with some good musical numbers and at least one goofily endearing performance.
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There was no advanced seating plan, but I wind up reasonably happy with my position.
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The three main opposition parties fielded no candidates, having reasonably called the voting a sham.
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The firm seeks to provide users with a reasonably uniform experience from ride to ride.
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"Sleeping's going reasonably well so far, so he's behaving himself which is good," said William.
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Because the Thai concept of king as god-man is actually a reasonably modern creation.
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A slight but reasonably engaging story now serves as connective tissue for the quest structure.
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We already raided Target to get all of our reasonably-priced skin care this summer.
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Now the reasonably priced hosiery brand just rolled out its first-ever collection of shapewear.
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Corporate banking held up reasonably well, only reporting a 6% fall in revenues to 10.843m.
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The latest manufacturing data from IHS Markit, a research firm, paints a reasonably cheery picture.
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He said that SSE last year came reasonably close to an American onshore renewables investment.
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So that reasonably gives them about $100-$115 billion, give or take, to work with.
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It's easy enough to compile a plot summary that makes season seven sound reasonably coherent.
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It's reasonably priced at $200, and works with Android phones right out of the box.
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The central bank said banking system liquidity will be "reasonably ample" after the lending operations.
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F&G Re has reasonably consistent capitalization and operating results tied to the overall group.
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Trump, if it is your opinion, or even a reasonably-sourced erroneous statement of fact.
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You might reasonably expect the candidate you're rooting for to abandon you to save face.
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Last month, Apple debuted a reasonably cute iPhone 6S commercial starring Sesame Street's Cookie Monster.
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You can reasonably expect them to put up a good showing in the first round.
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So we are fundamentally in a reasonably good position to watch what's going to happen.
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If you have one potential lead, I generally recommend knowing your value and negotiating reasonably.
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Reynolds is reasonably popular: 21 percent approval and 24 percent disapproval, according to Morning Consult.
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Big money managers see value in Asian stocks, where they say fundamentals remain reasonably strong.
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This is just the best we can do, or at least reasonably close to it.
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So, the liability side has got reasonably diversified, I think more diversified than any NBFC.
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But you might reasonably expect doctors to have better pain management information and more compassion.
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At $550, the GF9 is reasonably priced for a 16-megapixel mirrorless interchangeable lens camera.
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The loan book, although reasonably well-diversified across economic sectors, has large single-name concentrations.
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At first glance, it seems that English teachers are reasonably well paid for their efforts.
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"We're reasonably optimistic about our prospects in this space," Chief Operating Officer Pravin Rao said.
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It's easily pocketable at 136 x 80 x 15.5mm, and is reasonably light at 180g.
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Having reasonably good relations with Australia is perhaps the easiest diplomatic hurdle to jump over.
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It can do some basic things reasonably well, such as weather reports and setting timers.
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"You'll be unsurprised to know this question comes up reasonably often," Bailey told Financial News.
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In a brief demonstration on Tuesday, the new feature set appeared to be reasonably intuitive.
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Survivors weighing expected costs and benefits of reporting may reasonably decide not to do so.
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If you are willing to accept that reality, you can prepare to be reasonably happy.
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The armed forces are still doing reasonably well with recruiting, but there are sometimes shortfalls.
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Education's ranking also remained reasonably constant, hovering between ninth and 22019th in the Gallup polls.
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Today it is performing reasonably well — earnings are up and the balance sheet is healthy.
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Your neighbors were up, you might reasonably think, probably doing the same things you were.
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He cannot reasonably claim that the investigation is illegitimate and that its findings are legitimate.
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So increasingly sophisticated neural nets that can operate in reasonably sized computers in the car.
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It doesn't matter if you think you can reasonably assume the other person is willing.
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Instead we'll need to demand thoughtful design, reasonably open ecosystems, and airtight strategies around security.
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Buttigieg is polling reasonably well, despite not resonating at all with many voters of color.
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Can the amended finding be supported by reasonably accurate scientific evidence in the administrative record?
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American home builders need reasonably priced lumber to build homes that working households can afford.
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They're reasonably priced, sound great, last long, and easily pair and connect with Apple devices.
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In that event, Mr. Trump could reasonably boast that he hand-selected the next president.
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Its clothing options cater to a variety of styles, fit well, and are reasonably priced.
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This has never happened to me before; I'm reasonably sure it will not happen again.
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" He later continued: "Now, you might reasonably ask, where is the good news in that?
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"We are reasonably certain" Lazarus was responsible, Symantec researcher Eric Chien said in an interview.
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More than simple purveyors of reasonably priced medium-quality food, they are a life model.
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This offense won't dominate college football, but it's better than anyone could have reasonably expected.
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The format is easy to follow and the games can be turned out reasonably quickly.
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Other than that, is there a reasonably good system in place to protect federal whistleblowers?
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"It's interesting, I could run more reasonably than I could 10 years ago," he said.
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"Then Came You" is an equally familiar story, told in a sweet, reasonably charming way.
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She can reasonably expect a bump in the polls now she is the presumptive nominee.
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And if yes, where would students draw the line between reasonably and unreasonably shaped districts?
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How many B+ comedies — fairly funny, reasonably clever, ultimately disposable — can the television ecosystem support?
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While I'm not trying to be "cute," I do want to look reasonably put together.
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The stainless-steel sink and toilet gave off a penitentiary vibe, but were reasonably clean.
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Those are the people we might reasonably expect to be affected by a work requirement.
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Most Medicaid enrollees, it seems, already are working or can't reasonably be expected to work.
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"I really don't know what more we could reasonably expect from the Mexicans," he said.
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"It's our best estimate on what you can reasonably expect to get," Mr. Ewen said.
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And in this Congress that's probably a lot more than you could reasonably ask for.
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People who are intolerably suffering but not facing "reasonably foreseeable" death will not be covered.
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Last season, Kirk Cousins was reasonably proficient in leading Washington to a 2195-231 record.
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And, one can reasonably speculate, more unpleasant and unsatisfying than not for Mr. Tillerson himself.
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The Government Accountability Office in November found that the Pentagon's justifications "reasonably support" the decision.
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Mr. Wold said his client acted reasonably after being startled and seeing his partner panic.
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I have searched high and wide for decent, reasonably priced pinot grigios, with scant results.
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He might have reasonably expected to be embarking on an uneventful, if lucrative, second career.
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And so far that strategy has worked out better than one might reasonably have feared.
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The company's British business was doing "reasonably" well since the election in December, Walters said.
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If there has to be one, make that number as large as you reasonably can.
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Well, if you're reasonably well up on your history, you probably recall a few facts.
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A slight panic sets in when you realize you can't reasonably consume it all yourself.
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The current system seems to do reasonably well at discriminating between "bad" and "good" grants.
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"But it's got to be reasonably fair," he says of a tariff on Chinese goods.
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It's reasonably affordable, although the cost has escalated over the few years I've had it.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — The morning, at least, seemed to go reasonably well for President Trump.
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His versions were full-blooded, with lush strings and reasonably large orchestras — and, purists alleged.
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After people assumed, reasonably, that his name was actually Robert, he changed it to that.
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"You could reasonably conclude that he received seven gunshot wounds from his back," Omalu said.
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For a reasonably experienced skier, it will take much less than that to get down.
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One might reasonably ask: In a world awash in possible dystopias, why this particular one?
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Not catharsis or uplift but a bracing dose of profane, sloppy, reasonably well-directed hostility.
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"Dulos can reasonably be expected to have been aware of these facts," the warrant said.
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It performs reasonably well in cooler conditions and even delivers on its 20ºF temperature rating.
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Microsoft fixed that with the Xbox Controller S, which offered a more reasonably sized model.
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Rubin gets reasonably high marks for his early years as Clinton's adviser and Treasury secretary.
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It has a reasonably fast midrange processor, dual rear cameras, and 64 GB of storage.
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Its flagship launch title was a reasonably faithful Uncharted spinoff, just to prove the point.
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At around 12.3x our current expectation for EPS in 2020, the stock is reasonably priced.
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"Expectations are far greater than what any prosecution service can reasonably deliver," notes Mr Stone.
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No one can reasonably argue against the merits of training (or entrepreneurialism for that matter).
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Consequently, remaining uninsured is a reasonably good financial option for many younger and healthier Americans.
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However, the official said that other ethics experts could reasonably arrive at a different conclusion.
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It seems reasonably well traveled, having won the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition this year.
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"What the frick is a sex ghost?" his equally dimwitted colleague Tammy asks, reasonably enough.
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She also wants a rolling bar—think cigar rolling, but weed, if it's reasonably priced.
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But our health statistics were reasonably good; in fact, often better than other rich countries.
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Josh and Rebecca have hashed out their baggage into a reasonably functional and friendly dynamic.
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With such visual prompts creating the expectation of precious originality, the models fare reasonably well.
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" Education, the justices explained, is the platform upon which American children can build a life of personal success; "it is reasonably doubtful," they wrote, "that any child may be reasonably expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education.
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Not long ago you could be a movement conservative and be for reasonably open immigration policies.
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Its 5.7-inch AMOLED display (1440x2560, 518ppi) seems reasonably sized, and the phone feels surprisingly compact.
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If you're looking for a reasonably priced card the AMD Vega 21 is a fantastic choice.
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Ones capable of offering a reasonably fast charge time tend to be much larger than that.
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Some states might reasonably worry that a public option could drive private insurers off the exchanges.
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Plus, at a reasonably affordable $17 a pop, trying a new hue isn't all that risky.
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If the updated fingerprint matches the cloud replica, they can be reasonably assured that it's authentic.
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"I think they probably would have wanted the unit to be reasonably well capitalized," he said.
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Though many people reasonably consider hot girl summer a synonym for partying, flirting, hooking up, etc.
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The profiles of the clubs are completely different, even if their league positions are reasonably similar.
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At $23, the Smart Clock is reasonably priced, just $250 more than a Google Home Mini.
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Being made almost entirely out of plastic, these laptops are also reasonably light for their size.
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But it's still a 2,000-screen launch, and my Thursday-night showing was reasonably well-attended.
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And with Elizabeth Warren, you can be reasonably certain you'll get some pretty transformative executive changes.
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And so you get a reasonably small safety system on the 737 MAX that downs planes.
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Even reasonably malleable materials like copper still aren't really "soft" or elastic in the desired sense.
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At $179, it's pretty reasonably priced — that's $20 cheaper than the Fitbit Blaze's MSRP, for instance.
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They also want, reasonably enough, every school to have a librarian and a nurse on duty.
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Despite such grumbling, Mr Temer has a good chance of getting the reform through reasonably intact.
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The display is reasonably good — certainly good enough for most business applications and casual video watching.
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O'Leary said he was "reasonably confident" it would have around 13 MAX aircraft flying next summer.
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Will that make them more lucrative, or a hilarious overestimate of what people might reasonably buy?
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These are actions that would seem consistent with someone who reasonably believes they did nothing wrong.
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But for the past generation or two, "tax reform" has had a reasonably well-defined meaning.
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And the heart of the lineup is reasonably priced, given the predictable level of performance delivered.
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There are only so many defeats one must reasonably have to endure in a single evening.
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Long-term studies clearing e-cigarettes as reasonably safe alternatives to cigarettes have not been done.
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Reasonably, he thought that Britain should be run by the best-trained and most sensible people.
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Liz Cheney, a Republican and Trump ally who could be reasonably assumed to vote against impeachment.
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The listing was reasonably priced at $300 to $450 a night, plus a $150 cleaning fee.
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The unexpected, though, is just that: "Some things you can't reasonably plan for," the official says.
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Some of these technologies are rather "out there," but I'm reasonably confident in making these predictions.
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" Use "less" for singular mass nouns that can't be reasonably counted, such as "experience" or "knowledge.
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When applied to the modern populations of Europe and East Asia, the model works reasonably well.
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It could perfectly reasonably take a move from a quarter percent to a half a percent.
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Previously the idea was to sell a reasonably small chunk of the business – perhaps 20 percent.
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So, a few other things that seem reasonably true about the forthcoming season of Black Mirror.
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For two-lane traffic highways that are not busy, the Tesla software might work reasonably well.
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"I think she is going to be reasonably traditional in her actual wedding dress," Castigliano said.
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" Mr. Trump added that he's "a free trader," but that "it's got to be reasonably fair.
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And, with enough expertise, it would be reasonably easy for someone to re-create his work.
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Our top choice for a reasonably priced, high-quality mic is the Blue Yeti Pro ($250).
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The sense of victimhood is over the top; American firms have done reasonably well in China.
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When would it be reasonably expected of an employee to be available on vacation for emergencies?
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He also held reasonably enlightened views for the day on treatment of minority groups and immigrants.
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Still, the decision reasonably has some critics of the company's business strategy in the country concerned.
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You can now find reasonably high-quality audio outputs on toys and other low-cost items.
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"It depends on what is reasonably practicable for the communications service provider to do," replied Howe.
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"Roy Oliver reasonably made the decision that he had to make," Lane said in closing arguments.
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In this way, and by using some reasonably simple classification rules, bogus traffic can be quarantined.
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"Finally, something official and reasonably clear," said Jose Francisco de Lima, chief economist at Banco Fator.
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And since Fawaz (reasonably) refused to let them reshape the car, they had to get creative.
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When commodity prices were high and China was buying, this model appeared to work reasonably well.
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No one can reasonably argue that what the situation needs now is more of the same.
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The firm is still "reasonably content" with the "risk-on profile" of those assets, he explained.
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Essentially, I would say that the economy around the United States is in reasonably good shape.
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The finale, meanwhile, sets up a reasonably juicy and dramatically fertile scenario for what comes next.
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At the summit meeting, Trump did say he expected "reasonably decent news" from Pakistan and India.
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And we have some reasonably decent news, hopefully that's going to be coming to an end.
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He's unsettlingly comfortable with high-ranking Nazis, but his platform is a reasonably sympathetic pacifist isolationism.
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"The forecast for tomorrow is for less strong winds so we are reasonably optimistic," Smith said.
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And that is the only knowledge that can reasonably be required as a premise for liability.
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But nothing that could reasonably be described as a "big beautiful wall" along the southern border.
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"We hope the relevant side can regard the drills calmly and reasonably," he said, without elaborating.
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O'Leary said he was "reasonably confident" it would have around 50 MAX aircraft flying next summer.
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But he said he doubts their efforts will persuade Novartis to set a reasonably affordable price.
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Revenge is Kushner's thing—it seems to be the only thing that he's reasonably good at.
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They're salty without cause and are known to toss out reasonably drunk patrons on a whim.
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The movie was a dumb, reasonably entertaining thriller that didn't particularly scream out for reboot resurrection.
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They're reasonably priced (from $65 to $75 online), are noise isolating, and are sweat-proof/washable.
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Sometimes this information may seem apparent, signals any reasonably good sales person would be looking for.
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You feed that thing garbage every single day and it produces reasonably coherent expressions in response.
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While the paper's city team remains reasonably strong, it is a shadow of its former self.
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The crowd is always down to party and the drinks are reasonably priced (maybe that helps).
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Businesses also have a responsibility to use consumer data reasonably and to keep this information safe.
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The EU says that is a reasonably small price to pay for no hard land border.
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Last year an Australian study concluded that one in five CEOs could reasonably be considered psychopathic.
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Political discourse, reasonably enough, is preoccupied with unemployment and wages, with matters of policy and economics.
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"Golf is a big-time commitment, and it requires practice to be reasonably good," he said.
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"We are seeing still reasonably strong traffic within and into and out of China," he said.
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"Like, how can a reasonably intelligent person do something radically stupid with his money?" he said.
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And though he is reasonably scarred, Chappell reportedly found the whole thing to be pretty hilarious.
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Some OPEC sources familiar with discussions were reasonably sure the outside producers would deliver enough commitments.
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But Zadjali said banking system liquidity was normal and banks' overnight lending rates were reasonably low.
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"Old GM - if reasonably diligent - surely should have known about the defect," the 2nd Circuit wrote.
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Other key performance indicators are in line with low vacancies and reasonably long average lease length.
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The jobs Trump can most reasonably take credit for represent the worst kind of deal-making.
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On one hand, almost all (and I do mean almost all) founders are reasonably ethical people.
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Any reasonably predictive analysis also has to place those numbers into an appropriate and useful context.
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Since I work at a university, the food here is pretty reasonably priced and tax free.
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I also reasonably expect a 150% currency adjusted return in Tehran over the next 24 months.
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But the group doesn't define what constitutes an "unfair advantage" or how "reasonably available" gets determined.
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I have to admit that I'm shocked by how reasonably priced Emma is considering the quality.
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This was a reasonably simple analysis, though, and it did not persuade many schools to change.
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He also looked for trades that are reasonably valued and have a lower cost-of-carry.
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My Times researcher, Justin Sablich, flagged it for me because it was central and reasonably priced.
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Each had a modicum of trust that the other would act in a reasonably predictable way.
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Here, he wonders how anything that destroys it so wantonly could reasonably be called human. Opinion
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I also wanted the film to now become a reasonably accurate view of what they saw.
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Jones has also been fundraising relatively strongly, and polls have shown him reasonably competitive with Moore.
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And while I felt reasonably secure in Houthi-controlled areas, I was perpetually nervous in Aden.
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And I'm proud to report that I handled the rejection reasonably well; no tears were shed.
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My travels with Fred could reasonably be cast as a pub crawl across the old Confederacy.
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"The ones following in the wake of Lyft will be priced more reasonably," Ms. Smith said.
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Think of how these killings were deemed "controversial," and the perpetrators judged to have acted reasonably.
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Intermittent heartache, bursts of profit and, if the future is like the past, reasonably high returns.
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The state may reasonably decide that the interior of the polling place should reflect that distinction.
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And that doesn't mean that we shouldn't demand our law enforcers make reasonably objective, sound decisions.
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These changes aren't forever, so figure out what you can reasonably do in the short-term.
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It also warned investors to reasonably control the scale of their positions and ensure market stability.
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So I have strongly encouraged them to consider state schools or other more reasonably priced choices.
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Things started out reasonably well, but beginning with the eighth hole, he made four consecutive bogeys.
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And neighborhoods that were considered reasonably priced options just a few years ago no longer are.
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So yes, a reasonably practical solution is to try to minimize phthalate contamination in these products.
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A - The fact that we eased substantially in 2019 ... bodes reasonably well for the 2020 economy.
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But the bus system is affordable and reasonably efficient, especially if you stick to the Strip.
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And there was confusion about what Pelosi could reasonably hope to achieve by holding out further.
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"In the short term, detection will be reasonably effective," said Mr. Kambhampati, the Arizona State professor.
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Khosrowshahi's comments were especially shocking coming from the normally buttoned-up and reasonably well-liked CEO.
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Finding a college that offers both a quality education and reasonably priced tuition can be difficult.
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That's a reasonably good start, if not necessarily an assurance that we'll see this "Girl" again.
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In the climb, Caldwell falls at one point — but was still "reasonably safe," he later assures.
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Barring retirement, Bird can reasonably be expected to be healthy in time for the 2020 season.
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If you're unsure, what is a simple, small, and reasonably safe experiment you can try today?
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Sure, Smith and Foy were paid what their agents could reasonably negotiate, based on past earnings.
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Mr. Van Housen says he cannot reasonably expect to agree with the president on every issue.
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Naumburg said nearly all typical, reasonably good enough parents will have toxic explosions once in awhile.
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Many parents, quite reasonably, worry about germs and dirt finding their way into a child's mouth.
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"We do not believe that any of that information could reasonably be considered classified," Cooper wrote.
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When bird populations are reasonably widespread, they can, however, be quite resilient in the long term.
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We all knew he was a policy neophyte, with some bad ideas but reasonably decent instincts.
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Brooklyn's a small place, but we're at the same time both reasonably busy dad-like guys.
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Still, Brown said Tuesday, "I think it's reasonably likely at some point that we'll go public."
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But Mr. Trump cannot reasonably take credit for this number, because the initiative began in 213.
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I was reasonably sure it wasn't anyone Asian, but I did some investigating to find out.
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Companies must not collect more information than they reasonably need to function under the bill's proposals.
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"When he speaks reasonably and in the true Clinton style, he is very effective," Bannon added.
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The courts have written well-reasoned decisions, and the rules of the road are reasonably clear.
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He was reasonably open and blew the lid off the back-door scheme to pressure Kiev.
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Luckily, the Ecclestone's weren't home during the robbery, though Tamara is reasonably spooked by the event.
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This incredible let is reasonably priced, too, starting at $49 a night before taxes and charges.
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Knowing this, teachers might reasonably expect to get a pension worth more than what they invested.
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Some people might dream of spectacular surroundings – but also need a reasonably affordable cost of living.
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So naturally, there are limits to what anyone can reasonably expect from a Leia send-off.
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Now, you might reasonably argue that I'd implicitly be doing the same thing with the M3.
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I think most things can be invested in reasonably these days as long as you're careful.
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Creditors are reasonably diversified by name, with the largest creditor accounting for 12% of total funding.
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The technology works reasonably well, and Google's gadgets can all be automatically updated over the air.
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Nor, as a recent EFI study showed, can states like California reasonably meet their 85033 targets.
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But The Fate of the Furious is more of a plateau, albeit a reasonably high one.
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Here are 10 excellent, more reasonably priced aligotés from among the best producers who make it.
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The modernization of Seoul into a megacity may have also reasonably compelled Lee's interest in architecture.
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We might reasonably question how much internet a coffeemaker actually needs to fully leverage toaster connectivity.
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That is what sold him on creating a reasonably priced service using satellites in geosynchronous orbit.
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AAA: With the Arch of Triumph, that can reasonably be reconstructed using a process called anastylosis.
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But I think it's reasonably clear that there's a majority in the Conservative Party for that.
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" "Scott Morrison winning the vote is a reasonably good outcome from an economic and investment perspective.
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Demand never gets too high or too low, meaning it stays within a reasonably manageable range.
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The companions, meanwhile, are all sketched-in archetypes, and most of those archetypes are reasonably compelling.
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That means our children can reasonably hope to be better off economically than we are now.
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I knew I wanted to live reasonably comfortably and to get a couple of new cars every two or three years, and I thought that if I was really successful, I would have maybe a condominium in Florida and a reasonably nice house here in St. Louis.
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The Department could discharge a loan whenever it concludes a college made a "statement that has the likelihood or tendency to mislead under the circumstances" or "omits information" on which a person "could reasonably be expected to rely, or has reasonably relied" to his or her detriment.
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Information may be classified at one of the following levels: ''Top Secret'' is applied to information, the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to the national security; ''Secret'' is applied to information, the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause serious damage to the national security; and ''Confidential'' is applied to information, the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause damage to the national security.
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Their job is to be committed to the law, but they can't always reasonably disconnect from society.
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The new substance performed reasonably well against a strain of tuberculosis that had no resistance to antibiotics.
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The chemistry involved, which is pretty straightforward, means the method should be reasonably easy to scale up.
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Of course, we don't agree with [Tillerson's] wording and will be reasonably explaining our position [to him].
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Of course, we don't agree with (Tillerson's) wording and will be reasonably explaining our position (to him).
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Profar has never been projected to crush 30 home runs, but he pretty reasonably could approach 20.
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But it also may be serving as a psychological cap for what parents can reasonably shell out.
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The good news is they're also reasonably priced, falling in the cheaper half of our cost calculations.
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Reasonably measured, I think there's a solid case for Janet Yellen as the greatest of all time.
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The result was 15 years of reasonably efficient operation and blessedly few hot political controversies over asylum.
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The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home was reasonably priced, in a desirable neighborhood and move-in ready.
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It turns out that expansion teams in the salary cap era can be reasonably competitive right away.
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Allergan has said that it believes the migraine drug could reasonably bring in $500 million a year.
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She is reasonably upset to find out that Rich has been communicating with Moniece behind her back.
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Fitch believes the deterioration in asset quality will remain manageable given the banks' reasonably conservative lending policies.
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The debt maturity profile is reasonably balanced with less than INR7.5bn in annual debt maturities after FY265.
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A state statute protects his rights to retain evidence that may be reasonably used in his case.
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For non-gamers it delivers a more than adequate taste of gaming in a reasonably affordable package.
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Companies like metroPCS and Cricket Wireless have reasonably priced monthly plans that won&apost break the bank.
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The modern welfare state does a reasonably good job of compensating for inequality before taxes and transfers.
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You might reasonably suppose that the more democratic a country's institutions, the less inequality it should support.
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The company's managers are therefore reasonably confident that their ZBLAN extruder will also work in free-fall.
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They work best in countries with a reasonably stable tax base and a well understood macroeconomic rhythm.
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A reasonably priced butcher's feast gives diners the opportunity to try several cuts, along with ample banchan.
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Those two locations have the advantage of being isolated and reasonably free of dust from industrial sources.
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She coped reasonably well when her description of some of Mr Trump's backers as "deplorables" came up.
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If you're looking for product recommendations, these light stands and this ball head are reasonably priced options.
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" Therefore Freeman said "Officer Noor did not act reasonably and abused his authority to use deadly force.
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It's a shock, not a crisis and so far, markets seem to be handling it reasonably well.
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LENDERS "REASONABLY HOPEFUL" At its peak, Jet operated over 120 planes and well over 600 daily flights.
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If Salmonella turns up in beef, you might reasonably expect that the infection came from a cow.
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But, why take the risk that the recipient is going to see the reasonably obvious metaphorical connection?
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But though they are abundant and reasonably diverse, Ediacaran creatures do not look ancestral to modern animals.
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In fact, Fossil has remained a rare constant, developing reasonably priced, fitness-focused products sporting the software.
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Put it on and the inner elastic straps form a snug, reasonably comfortable fit around your dome.
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I don't think they, Democrats are- If he does, I bet he will handle it reasonably well.
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Although the referendum result in June 2016 was reasonably close, it was clear and turnout was high.
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They need tuning over time , we're reasonably smart about our answers, but they'll just keep getting better.
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Officials are reasonably good at spotting heroin users, whose lives are often entirely upturned by their addictions.
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It sounds plausible and it worked for a time—indeed the restaurant division is still performing reasonably.
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Every NHL team has a few guys who can pull the move off reasonably well in practice.
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I'm reasonably confident that either administration, whether it's Clinton or Trump, will be good for our industry.
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On a reasonably cheap Android device, there are a host of powerful photo and video editing apps.
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Scale things up to create a bigger surface area and better conversion rates might reasonably be expected.
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Is the company's grip on online and offline life too great to ever reasonably walk away from?
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When you manage to find a reasonably priced designer item on Black Friday within seconds of searching:
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That is no easy task, nor is it one that ISPs can reasonably expect people can do.
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But, they are royalty-free, reasonably priced, and would be ideal for websites, brochures, reports, and slides.
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"There are different judges who would have found that Officer Nero did not act reasonably," Colbert said.
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But things look reasonably solid — the International Monetary Fund projected global growth of 3.4 percent this year.
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The evidence in the Daily Beast piece that this attack was launched by Russians is reasonably compelling.
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Plenty of people reasonably conclude that's a bad idea, but alternatives have been difficult to come by.
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In the history of democracies, most of them have been built in countries that are reasonably homogeneous.
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And whether removing end-to-end encryption would be considered a reasonably required step by the law.
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And each time I ate one of my reasonably sized sandwiches, I was not incapacitated shortly thereafter.
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As a charity, the Clinton Foundation receives reasonably high marks from those who monitor the philanthropic set.
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The beer I get from the store is reasonably priced, it's easy to procure, and perfectly delicious.
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As long as that intervening conduct is reasonably foreseeable, the defendant can still be held criminally responsible.
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Third, all five regions now boast reasonably low average prices, with four of them under $25.0/MWh.
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"It won't stay that way, but we see reasonably good growth through the medium term," he said.
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The dollar has held up reasonably well as investors bet other central banks also will ease policy.
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But Norse Mythology is about as far away from our modern world as we can reasonably expect.
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As much as we love reasonably priced home goods, Ikea can be a terrifying place to visit.
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The Tap can hit some reasonably loud audio levels, but your music's going to sound audibly distorted.
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The chaos and division caused by Trump and his associates has many, understandably and reasonably, on edge.
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We take a responsible approach and lend only to those we believe can reasonably afford to repay.
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Unlike China, which created friction in market entry for foreign tech companies, India has been reasonably open.
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The "removers," led by the mayor, quite reasonably noted that few Nazis are commemorated in modern Germany.
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The screen is sharp and reasonably color accurate (if a little on the dull and warm side).
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Much of the modern workforce cannot reasonably engage in the "traditional" concerted activity of strikes or picketing.
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You'll love them even more when you see how reasonably priced they are for a summer sandal.
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"We're reasonably confident that many neuroscientists are champing at the bit to go at this," he said.
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One of the things that's made this doable is my ability to purchase reasonably priced health insurance.
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Scanning through my emails now, it's clear that I could reasonably implement my assistant in computer code.
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The different vibration patterns felt reasonably close to what you'd expect when walking through snow or sand.
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It's reasonably priced and comes with those sweet DVD extras like deleted scenes, commentary, and blooper reels.
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"You will start to see movement in a reasonably short period of time," Staley told a conference.
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The report said that so far the department had "accomplished as much as could reasonably be expected."
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Mr Kuczynski presented a "reasonably moderate programme" that Popular Force will have a hard time opposing, however.
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We try to deal with reality, what is being said and what we can reasonably rely on.
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And he's doing reasonably well across the wider state of California, an early primary state this season.
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And the regulated person may reasonably understand that failure to fall in line will carry severe consequences.
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"Those who stuck to those standards would be offered reasonably-priced insurance policies against fraud," he added.
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But judging from numbers alone, Verizon's wireline customers can reasonably expect a deterioration in customer service quality.
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There are still gonna be some reasonably fresh donuts waiting for you in a chilly parking lot.
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It is reasonably affordable, about $2895,22018, which allows you to travel and pay rent or a mortgage.
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The outcome of our foreign policy can be reasonably forecast on the flap of a dust jacket.
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It's the first television show I can think of that might reasonably be recapped by Valerie Solanas.
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It can be reasonably argued that Golden State has the most talent-laden roster in N.B.A. history.
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But police officials say most departments perform reasonably well in discovering when officers have histories of misconduct.
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But when women have paid leave and access to steady, reasonably priced child care, their wages benefit.
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The rows upon rows of shoes were also reasonably priced, thus appealing to my strict student budget.
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But at least she still had a reasonably good policy, even if it was significantly more expensive.
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It seems reasonably priced: one common metric, price-to-sales multiple, is 2.7 times, according to Smith.
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You'll need to buy film for the camera, which is reasonably priced at about $0.50 per picture.
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Local governments have severely thwarted the ascendance of a regulated industry that is reasonably accessible to consumers.
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During much of the UN's tenure in Haiti, the gourde remained reasonably stable against the U.S. dollar.
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Turnbull's legislative agenda has been grinding ahead, although it's been a struggle, and he remains reasonably popular.
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"I think we manage to do reasonably well," he said of the current structure of the agency.
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"In a reasonably good year, that should produce around 8,000 or 9,000 tonnes of grapes," Robinson said.
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But it does require physical facilities that are reasonably convenient to where the patients live and work.
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"We're reasonably confident that there's a good chance that William's skull is no longer there," he said.
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Many reasonably consider amateur candidates to be important antidotes to the corrupt political machines of the past.
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Petro should find the new surroundings — another brownstone on the sunny side of a street — reasonably homey.
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Robert Honeywell makes an effectively untrustworthy narrator and the director, Edward Einhorn, conjures a reasonably noir atmosphere.
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Agree with the sentiment or not, Nawaz presented his measured argument for the phrase reasonably and soberly.
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Was it a reasonably priced mid-sized sedan with ample leg room for passengers in the back?
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How much of a factor can we reasonably say climate change might be in these larger wildfires?
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Not the actor, Charlie Day, mind; he is clean and reasonably handsome and seems quite grown up.
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Sushi on Jones is not the only place in town to find a reasonably priced sushi omakase.
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The actors are enjoying the material and enjoying each other and their zippy enthusiasm is reasonably infectious.
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Any reasonably competent hospital drama can tell heartwarming and heartbreaking stories, and "New Amsterdam" is very competent.
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Trying to ferret out a generous, reasonably priced supply of well-aged bottles would be virtually impossible.
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What's ironic here is that the nuclear deal is working reasonably well to constrain Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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"This could become a reasonably material part of our gas supply business over time," Emery told Reuters.
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