I really try to be respectable about my past and respectable about my future.
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The old Switch 10 E was respectable enough, so these devices ought be respectable, too.
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He does not feel ashamed if respectable people in the media or respectable people in Congress attack him.
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By the numbers: 76% of respondents said that gig economy work was equally respectable or more respectable than traditional work.
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He gave people respectable reasons to vote for a candidate they favored for what they might have worried were not such respectable reasons.
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By having an official and unofficial Leave campaign, there was the ability to offer a respectable (sovereignty) and less respectable (migrant scum) argument simultaneously.
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These are never terribly difficult to write because dozens of respectable small pin and patch companies release dozens of respectable new products every week.
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That's not just a little respectable, that's really damn good.
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The general consensus is the Long is a respectable choice.
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Just like Fifty Shades of Grey made erotica respectable again.
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His lap time earned him a highly respectable fourth place.
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Mexico, however, managed to reach a much more respectable 5th.
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In real life, Streep is a more than respectable chanteuse.
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He lost, but with a respectable 45% of the vote.
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All said, they are great headphones that deliver respectable audio.
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That was so commendable and respectable because he had freedom.
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Beginning in the 1990s, the field slowly became more respectable.
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Europe even put up a respectable fight against Silicon Valley.
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Which translates to: sufficient to maintain a respectable advertising rate.
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That will get you something totally nice, respectable, very good.
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Still photos are lower at 10 megapixels, but still respectable.
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Did your parents consider your interest in comic books respectable?
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There are respectable voices on both sides of that debate.
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They certainly aren't respectable numbers when only four candidates remain.
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Into memory, his fight record isn't just respectable: it's remarkable.
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Turner's ELeague posted respectable numbers in its first few weeks.
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I want it to be respectable because it is sacred.
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I will bring a reliable and respectable voice to Albany.
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Yet it had a perfectly respectable lineage in art history.
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White supremacists, once again in America, are acceptable, respectable. America!
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Greed is not respectable and should be shamed with relish!
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Still, his adjusted yards per pass was a respectable 7.2.
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Social Security, for instance, is a perfectly respectable income source.
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One thing I really worry about is how for a short period in the 1920s, the second Klan made it respectable to mouth these really foul racial slurs; it was totally legitimate and even respectable.
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Utah finishes a respectable 247th in our all-important Workforce category.
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Economic growth has accelerated slightly, to a respectable 5.2% last year.
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He sent it back in a respectable timeframe, at my pace.
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Nina erased her pout and gave a respectable performance as Khloé.
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As a display, the Canvas' specs are respectable, if not great.
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Reporter: He said being a porn star is not respectable work.
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For a large and diverse economy, this remains a respectable figure.
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The 2369D, by comparison, has a respectable 19 points of focus.
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Inexpensive as the Fire HD 10 is, it's still pretty respectable.
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He's very respectable and I know he didn't antagonize that officer.
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It's not 'Oh my god' power ... but it is respectable power.
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But other bad reporting appeared in otherwise respectable and conscientious publications.
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Every respectable BBQ needs a killer playlist to set the mood.
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In another life, he would probably be brave, respectable, and posh.
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I am financially stable and independent and have a respectable job.
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We gave it a respectable 7/403 in our full review.
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The Chromebook 14 does a respectable job of juggling Chromebook tasks.
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By global standards, such a rate would be more than respectable.
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Pernkun's a young war god with a lot of respectable cheerleaders.
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But no respectable scientific study has ever shown anything beyond that.
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I merely wanted him to be seen in a respectable light.
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Attendance remains respectable, but sellouts, once routine, are no longer automatic.
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But respectable is not enough at this stage of the game.
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He is a dignified and highly cultured member of respectable society.
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Washington goaltender Braden Holtby made 173 saves and kept score respectable.
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Why should porn be any less respectable than selling life insurance?
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The position carried the respectable Civil Service rank of GS-5.
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The 50-minute piece was a respectable length, and intensely theatrical.
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You read Felder's extremely impressive rate stats, his respectable steal rate.
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Dancing in drag was not considered something that respectable people did.
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These are respectable, but cheong fun is what you're here for.
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And he is likely to be in a respectable third place.
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Which is the only respectable place for a writer to be.
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Of course, nobody respectable thought Trump would be elected president either.
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Also, the $30 discount is respectable for such a new device.
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It portrayed cannabis consumers as respectable, hardworking, productive members of society.
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Sometimes, they get "laundered" back into respectable, high-level government positions.
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So, did Biden keep himself in respectable frontrunner cash haul range?
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I'll have to settle for a respectable mustache, goatee and sideburns.
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Usually mocked for his appearance, he looked respectable, focused and earnest.
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By foreign-language film standards, its theatrical release has been respectable.
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This was a respectable showing in a highly fractured political system.
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Proper as a prelate, Clinton's suits could not be more respectable.
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"They use the image of very respectable people to pretend that they themselves are very respectable," said Prince Alexis Obolensky, an artist and grandson of the prince on the posters, in a telephone interview from France.
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As corny as it sounds, a president is supposed to instill some sort of pride in citizens, the sort of pride that comes from knowing that there are serious, respectable people somewhere doing serious, respectable things.
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"This is a campaign against respectable media and free journalism ... all we were doing was presenting a respectable show ... so we don't know what we are being punished for," said Amer Tamam, the program's editor-in-chief.
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And respectable people outside the conservative movement still appear on its shows.
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A respectable sum, but not nearly as much as they had intended.
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Mazboh later posted another video apologizing to "respectable Egyptians" for her remarks.
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In 2013, Nicholas Sparks' Safe Haven pulled in a respectable $97 million.
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Clinton would get the nomination after Obama put up a respectable showing.
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So he's flying around trying for a respectable showing in all three.
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But host Seth Meyers gave a respectable, focused monologue about industry harassment.
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We are going through the journey of coming to a respectable self.
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He is a respectable young man and treats all women with honor.
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They respond more to loan growth, which is respectable but hardly robust.
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Companies understandably want workers who deal with the public to look respectable.
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And bonus: you also get a respectable 20 hours of battery life.
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They can make it respectable just by continuing to talk about it.
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Video: softwareAny respectable video editing application will accept video streams through USB.
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Ted Cruz, a respectable second, is running as the strong constitutional conservative.
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In his view, the film industry has made sci-fi more respectable.
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Our perfectly respectable phys ed shorts rode high on my thick thighs.
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The account had been created 2127 months earlier, a modestly respectable duration.
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The more you learn about the creatures, the more respectable they become.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bitcoin is in danger of becoming something like respectable.
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However, Hurley delineates several specific approaches to a respectable Irish shillelagh fight.
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The government's forecast for growth in 2016-17 is a respectable 2.5%.
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Respectable, steady, successful, sometimes thrilling, Ouellet seemed content with where he was.
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My mother cut my hair now and didn't do a respectable job.
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Jersey Mike's makes a Goliath grinder, a respectable meat-on-bread monstrosity.
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The mpgs are actually respectable, at 16 city/20 highway/17 combined.
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" A turkey, on the other hand, was a "much more respectable bird.
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A selfie with a celebrity is the pride of any respectable millennial.
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He's done it in a very good way, so it's pretty respectable.
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It's a respectable bigotry, on the left as well as the right.
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The respectable center-left party, like center-left parties across Europe, collapsed.
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How can you use that kind of language in a respectable position?
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It stood at a respectable number 98 in Amazon's alarm clock category.
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A charade is an absurd pretense intended to create a respectable appearance.
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She told Complex Magazine that "businesswoman" wasn't a "respectable" title growing up.
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It was a satisfying blow for Hicks, who, despite hitting a respectable .
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It's respectable when you factor in the range limits of millimeter wave.
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We weren't even close to being in the sevens, or anywhere respectable.
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By the standards of the time, the relationship was a respectable one.
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Her husband-to-be is the shy but respectable Adam (Jonny McPherson).
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I finished mulching my garden, and pruned my shrubs into respectable shapes.
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I finished mulching my garden, and pruned my shrubs into respectable shapes.
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The MPGs are actually respectable, at 16 city/20 highway/17 combined.
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With 0-60 runs in the 8-second range, pep is respectable.
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You can get a respectable $103 in credit for your iPhone 8.
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Stock prices soared, and in 213 economic growth hit a respectable 222%.
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But on this night they gave a respectable crowd a good show.
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Probably as a result, advertisements for vibrators gradually disappeared from respectable publications.
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They started 1-11, so they are 21-22 since, a respectable record.
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The Rebels finished with a flourish to make the final score appear respectable.
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There were shows in every respectable DIY venue across New York's five boroughs.
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They represent the most respectable and thoughtful of what ESPN has to offer.
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Global banking's return on equity (ROE) has crept back towards a respectable 10%.
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Respectable matrons were lured with such "dignity acts" as opera singers from Europe.
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It's a respectable tally for Mr. Rubio, even though he loses every state.
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They didn't understand how such a respectable doctor would do something like that.
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They are injected by criminals into legitimate networks, then displayed on respectable websites.
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So is Argentina, once labeled a pariah state, now a respectable bet again?
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As for the bundled speakers in the package, Audio Engine is respectable company.
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It's now a respectable way to commune with the public and share information.
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It's not respectable at all and I've had to learn the hard way.
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Could the United States ever pull off a respectable high-speed rail system?
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With the punishment, Alphabet managed a very respectable $4.1 billion in operating income.
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Even Barack Obama, as honest and respectable politician as we've seen, over-promises.
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You never really hear about pro sports teams just trying to be respectable.
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All four have recorded respectable volumes and seen market open interest trending higher.
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But to say he found respectable roles easily would be a gross exaggeration.
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But I wanted to go out there and put a respectable score up.
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Robin got up really close, taking on the air of a respectable CEO.
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It made respectable—if slightly unevenly cooked—beans and a uniformly golden strata.
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Plenty of guys in prison develop very respectable physiques with just bodyweight training.
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They are simply not civil, and thus have no place in respectable politics.
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Albania finished second in Qualifying Group I, having amassed a respectable 14 points.
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The result is a weird, Frankenstein methodology that no respectable economist would endorse.
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Even Vice, once the rudest magazine on the planet, is more respectable now.
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It's a respectable tally, but it doesn't break any of his predecessors' records.
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Mazboh later posted a second video apologizing to "respectable Egyptians" for her remarks.
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"They silence us by saying we're not respectable or civil enough," continued Romero.
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So is all this hoopla around futures contracts going to make bitcoin respectable?
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John Kasich Kasich, a more uneven debater than Cruz, had a respectable night.
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This rather basic motor makes an adequate 122 horsepower and respectable fuel economy.
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The group had gotten a respectable bonfire going and was having a blast.
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And we don't care if people — particularly white people — believe it is respectable.
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Our wings are small, organic guys, so they cook at a respectable rate.
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For comparison, this reporter's personal best is 29,310, which is still very respectable.
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Apart from the disconcertingly futuristic plain popcorn packaging, this is a respectable calendar.
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He hit a respectable 0.273 before a hand injury ended his sports year.
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Inspire's funds have garnered a respectable $80 million in their first six months.
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It's that the women on these shows reject social norms about "respectable" femininity.
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We need to re-envision apprenticeships as passports to respectable middle-class careers.
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I took a turn and railed off a respectable half-dozen pull-ups.
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Today Michigan's workforce, despite still being heavily unionized, ranks a respectable No. 22010.
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They not only make him and MAGA more respectable, but also more dangerous.
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Even better, buying refurbished is a respectable way to reduce your carbon footprint.
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Thickly sliced hamachi is respectable; you'd expect no less from the Nakazawa people.
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They are endlessly respectable, which means to say they are Saturday-night sinners.
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The state finishes at a respectable No. 15 in our rankings this year.
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Racists know their racism isn't respectable, and Trump seems to know this, too.
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I think that that is respectable, justifiable and the right thing to do.
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The judges raised their cards: 6.9, 8.3, 9.5 — a total of 24.7. Respectable.
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Holding those margins to a respectable level would seal the deal for Hillary.
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The speed limit on the island is a respectable 19 miles per hour.
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Beef and chicken kebabs are respectable enough, made of whole meat, not ground.
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Mr Correa, who has a respectable approval rating of 42%, is not a candidate.
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If the Democratic Party offered a respectable alternative, I wouldn't be telling this story.
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But these lending limits did not apply to the supposedly well-behaved, respectable banks.
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According to A Plus, Dimitri weighed in at a respectable 8 pounds, 15 ounces.
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He turned his eye toward more respectable publishing, buying up a few alternative newspapers.
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And the respectable clock rate couldn't compete with Intel's offerings in the same space.
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There are respectable grown-ass adults walking around right now hiding that terrible secret.
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He could also probably be playing eight respectable minutes a game for the Knicks.
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Indeed, the forum itself seemed designed to burnish its credentials as respectable—even virtuous.
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That record would be perfectly respectable for all but the loftiest power-conference schools.
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"We have to have a respectable running game, make teams honor it," Caldwell said.
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This, the MS-13, every respectable Latino in this country wants MS-13 eradicated.
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The offense wasn't quite as great, but it still ranked a respectable 113rd nationally.
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For Wells Fargo, total average loans rose a respectable 7 percent year-over-year.
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Runners up get a pair of cardboard style Joy-Cons and a jacket. Respectable.
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You want the people who look after your money to appear sober and respectable.
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Perfectly respectable, but it was in 1976 that A Star Is Born really flexed.
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Within a year, the Gay Activists Alliance formed, insisting on a more respectable image.
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It will make a respectable showing but pale to insignificance as a political force.
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It's that he tried to turn Trump into a respectable-ish general election politician.
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Oh, and he's a wicked keyboardist who plays is a very respectable reggae band.
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I think both of them fail to provide a respectable argument for or against!
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On our looping website test, it pulled a respectable 7 hours and 44 minutes.
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For 30 years the garden bell rang with real estate agents promising "respectable" buyers.
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"People tend to underestimate their actual consumption, partly to appear more respectable," Dening said.
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With respectable specs, the camera's other features start to look a bit more attractive.
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The last thing you want is for rock 'n' roll to get too respectable.
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In the two hours since she joined, Bell has amassed a respectable 17,000 followers.
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So authoritarians are always looking out for respectable-sounding excuses to trample on it.
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One is the "Bangladesh paradox" that, despite everything, the country's development record is respectable.
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Ever the gentlemen, DiCaprio kept things respectable with a tasteful kiss on the cheek.
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Although it terrorized African-Americans in the South, its image elsewhere was more respectable.
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Seth Cohen helped create a world in which geekiness is respectable, admirable, marketable, desirable.
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If they want a matchup with a respectable opponent, they have to move quickly.
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So he did the only respectable thing: He headed back uptown to meet her.
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I settled on a respectable 12-inch, pre-seasoned skillet that cost about $30.
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One of her attempts at finding me a respectable boy from a good family.
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His record in the Bush DOJ deserves scrutiny, but he's a serious, respectable pick.
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Mr. Romney, decorous and respectable, gave Mr. Trump the chance to Jeb somebody again.
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He would last four more years in Denver, with a respectable E.R.A. of 4.42.
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I couldn't see him robbing a bank, killing people, or any other respectable crime.
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I think discussion of higher purpose should be respectable even in a scientific age.
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Today the sushi is respectable, if not on its own a reason to visit.
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He then flew to Singapore and elevated Mr. Kim to a respectable world statesman.
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Today's versions are designed for respectable marital homes and have price points to match.
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Consumable content can't be harvested or consumed, much less sold for a respectable price.
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Together, they popularized "racial eugenics," a junk science that made ethnically based racism respectable.
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Amelia and Owen could be respectable friends who vaguely co-parented baby Leo together.
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But not to the thieves in "Camino Island" — and a seemingly respectable bookstore owner.
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Carson is still polling at respectable levels, and he has retained his personal affability.
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This new tab also supported 4G wireless, included Siri, and finally had respectable cameras.
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At that time, smoking was considered a violation of social mores among respectable women.
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Yes, he missed a month with a strained biceps, but he carried a respectable .
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If they can piece together a respectable offensive line, they could be a juggernaut.
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Just having, not necessarily the right views, but definitely having respectable, esteem-worthy views.
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These are much-needed and respectable spec bumps, but holy moly, is it pricey.
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" He also tweeted that his former boss, Harrison "is an honest and respectable man.
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"It's a very serous profession, a very respectable career to pursue," Ms. Lukas said.
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There were other relatives, respectable people, scattered across Pakistan, Britain and the United States.
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If more trading happens out of the shadows, virtual currencies could become more respectable.
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At the same time, the Lakers have emerged as a surprisingly respectable defensive team.
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I used dollars or tiny spoons like any other respectable former drug addict. http://t.
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"It's still respectable," said Julia Pollak, a labor economist for ZipRecruiter, an online job marketplace.
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It's more like an 1980s-style cheapie retread, disguised as a more respectable legacy sequel.
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And though the official claim of 2150% literacy sounds respectable, more detailed studies raise doubts.
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Its return on tangible equity (RoTE), a standard measure of profitability, was a respectable 11.2%.
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Mr Nazarbayev's support in elections varied wildly, from a meagre 81% to a respectable 98%.
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That is, unless they think his goal should be to lose in a respectable way.
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Although tuberculosis was an epidemic across classes, and genders, it became associated with respectable women.
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Sadly, the image of a respectable, democratic mainstream fighting a violent fringe is too simple.
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Or maybe she represents the base instincts and desires we hide beneath our respectable exteriors.
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Texas Hill has $117m in assets and return on equity is a still-respectable 8.9%.
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That challenge is a big one, and starts with making the league's worst team respectable.
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Respectable politicians had made similar promises over the years — and they always betrayed the voters.
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The photo is even being shared by people from "respectable" conservative news outlets like Newsmax.
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He's real good, averaging an efficient 17 points with a respectable usage rate this season.
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But just by sheer comprehensiveness of the search they reached a respectable level of play.
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The state also got respectable ratings for health-care quality and well-being for seniors.
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Having secured the nomination, however, Mr. Trump apparently feels the need to seem more respectable.
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In the 1920s even respectable ladies began painting their faces, and the cosmetics industry exploded.
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Atlanta turned in a much more respectable showing after being blown out in Game 286.
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But Abbott, an otherwise respectable healthcare behemoth, is at risk of making a serious mistake.
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Why were her clothes saturated with whiskey, she who had been so conventional and respectable?
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In the first three months of 2019, Ford sold almost 9,500 Rangers, a respectable debut.
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I might have even been 13, but let's just say 14, to be somewhat respectable.
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This is a respectable rate, but not too great compared to some other online savings.
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Luckily, the newest phones start at 64GB, which is a truly respectable amount of space.
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OV raised a respectable $1.1 million in its seed round, in the spring of 33.
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It means assuring people like Adams that they'll be treated like respectable members of society.
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The thing about having a valid, respectable opinion is that you must back it up.
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To have them grow up and be respectable and decent members of society is important.
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The nose is broken, reset; the nasal bridge lengthened, nostrils rotated to a respectable elevation.
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His name is Holland, and his first single debuted to a respectable 6.5 million views.
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Still, this Renaissance man is, like any respectable Renaissance artist, in need of a patron.
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The startup studio is behind many respectable SaaS successes, such as Front, Aircall and Spendesk.
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Most likely, he was distracted by his extremely meticulous pants-adjustment procedure, which is respectable.
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There is plenty left to please this Old Schooler, including more than respectable sashimi platters.
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I was one of those weirdos who thought Mr. Lehrer would make a respectable comeback.
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TV pundits hyperventilated about hyperinflation, and even seemingly more respectable voices denounced the Fed's actions.
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The hunters had bagged about five houbaras a day, a respectable haul, and by Dec.
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So I suggest she try a little harder and let us try to be respectable.
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Qiao (Zhao Tao), from a more respectable background, amplifies her lover's charisma with her own.
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Respectable investment strategies aim to maximize returns while hedging against unpredictable fluctuations in the market.
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Why can't Honnold just be a lawyer or doctor or some other ostensibly respectable profession?
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And Kosovo thus far has done a respectable job of protecting the rights of minorities.
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Time and again, her respectable upbringing clashes with her ferocious need for attention and independence.
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Respectable resistance is getting harder by the day, even as it's needed more than ever.
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It's respectable in the curves, too, without challenging the Mazda CX-5's cornering chops.
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Like any respectable social media campaign, the website features a clever Twitter hash tag: #ShowMeTheMonet.
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Boeing is up a respectable 15 percent while Goldman has gained more than 6 percent.
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Though the team is bad, Kaepernick's adjusted yards per pass figure is a respectable 7.2.
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Instead, it arrived in 2001 with Luigi's Mansion (which has since spawned a respectable series).
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Having established themselves in the Premier League, their consistent mid-table finishes appeared very respectable.
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Who gets invited to join our communities in respectable positions is quite a different question.
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Zedd seems like a respectable person, and I heard he offered to produce her music.
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There is a problem when perfectly respectable, reasonable, mainstream opinions become proscribed by the media.
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While the plot line around Brown's fictional character is quite meta, there are so many other options of R&B singers, or just other Black artists, who could have played the role, without giving a not respectable guy a central part on a respectable show.
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That was a respectable figure for a car of its size and weight at the time.
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"Pro-Tip," one member wrote on the Discord server, titled "Nice Respectable People Group," in February.
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Respectable RTS games like Starcraft and Total War required the precision of a mouse and keyboard.
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After 15 years of lethargic growth, the American economy is finally putting up respectable numbers again.
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That's a pretty respectable run — but what if ABC brought Dinosaurs back for a new generation?
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The phone has respectable specs, including a 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor and 2GB of RAM.
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All "Sebastian" needed to be a respectable man was to disrespect a couple of young women.
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It was a good school — not the best or most competitive, but a very respectable institution.
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But monogamous marriage, respectable jobs, and earning lots of money… aspiring to that has its implications.
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It also has a respectable 350-nits brightness and narrow bezels on the top and sides.
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Prior to the Valentine's Day massacre, Peterson had a respectable record as a school security officer.
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Indeed, the euro-zone economies could grow at a respectable 1.6% next year, the OECD forecasts.
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Despite his gym's support and his respectable reputation, Chuy is not permitted to fight in Bangkok.
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You'll start by choosing from over 50 built-in themes, which is a respectable selection there.
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This relative subtlety opens doors to respectable society that remain shut to the traditional skinhead right.
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Sweetin scored two 7s and a 6 from the judges for a cumulative, respectable 20 points.
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Only in Central America, the Dominican Republic and Bolivia is growth a respectable 4% or so.
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These were a cheeky way to get the attention of a woman which looked perfectly respectable.
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His score was most respectable under the circumstances, but paled beside what it might have been.
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The margin reached 28 in the fourth quarter before Atlanta made the final margin more respectable.
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The state code requires that no fewer than six "respectable citizens" be present at each execution.
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It looks fun and easy, like her job, but actually takes a respectable amount of work.
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That lagged expectations of 20.1 percent growth and followed a respectable 22 percent rise in June.
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The firewall it has built between respectable conservatism and the extreme right may be breaking down.
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In both content and style, he never had a socially elite or respectable audience in mind.
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UK and Australia shoppers can use the code WIN20 for a very respectable 20% off everything.
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"As a respectable person, I will have to do this at some point," Putin said, smiling.
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Eugene: It's really nice and respectable that Niko is trying to save me from myself [laughs].
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I'll offer three plausible use cases for facial recognition: one respectable, one mundane, and one risky.
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Oil tankers are riding the wave from the oil slump with freight rates at "respectable levels".
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But respectable looking publications (at least, I thought they were) seemed to have a different take.
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As in those movies, transferring Cali's clout into respectable businesses isn't as simple as it sounds.
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The city he lives in is big, his job respectable, his income stable, his apartment spacious.
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True, underlying performance is solid enough: the lender posted a respectable 11.5% return on tangible equity.
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"It was our responsibility to make gay people look as respectable as possible," Mr. Wicker said.
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In wet periods, the Cimarron runs at about the volume of a respectable creek back East.
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Last Sunday at Martinsville, Almirola finished a respectable 11th, but he accumulated only one stage point.
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There's also a respectable selfie camera with 23-megapixel and f/2.0 aperture on the front.
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But there are some decent restaurants now, too, some of which border on the downright respectable.
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And all of these count for credit toward perfectly respectable degrees: anthropology, gender studies and sociology.
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For the Democrats, winning in 2018 starts with a respectable showing in those rural, white areas.
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Doug ran in his place for mayor in 2014, finishing a respectable second to John Tory.
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It garnered some respectable reviews at the time -- even if not everyone was buying its plausibility.
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He hit five of his 214 career home runs that year and batted a respectable .213.
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Matt Yglesias: I feel like Larry Tribe's op-ed has given Trump a perfectly respectable answer.
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It had me pondering whether any of the Wiggles might have red hair, a respectable misdirection.
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She wanted him to grow up to be a good man and have a respectable life.
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Its closest competitor, Dunkirk, received a respectable eight nods, but nowhere near The Shape of Water.
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It's a respectable, A-minus audition piece, and you hopefully await the fuller performance to come.
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That was a respectable figure for a car of its size and weight at the time.
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Elizabeth Warren had a respectable showing in Iowa and a fourth-place finish in New Hampshire.
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The House made a respectable effort to follow regular order and passed several individual spending bills.
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It wasn't what many in the office had hoped for, but it seemed a respectable fallback.
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In return, he was promised a salary of $115 a month, a respectable wage in Kosovo.
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Every respectable church choir seemed to have at least a few of them in its repertoire.
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Towing capacity is respectable, and fuel economy is appealing at nearly 30 mpg on the highway.
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The GLB has a respectable 20 cubic feet of cargo space under the unexciting hatch, however.
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Without unions workers today are deprived of a respectable wage and decent, if any, health care.
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To Spieth's credit, he birdied three of his last four holes to make his score respectable.
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We even began at roughly the same time to write reviews for the respectable national press.
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Before July, many J.P. Morgan ETFs had attracted respectable, if not barn-burning, levels of assets.
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She had a point: in 2019, you can purchase a respectable smartphone for less than $200.
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It's not a total win for autoworkers, but it's a respectable compromise that warrants serious consideration.
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"We've seen some respectable foreign investors that were not in the market last year come back."
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They're respectable guys: They wear suits and ties to work and belong to a Methodist church.
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That being said, Nate Diaz had a respectable career at welterweight, and is a very respectable current lightweight—McGregor pulling off the win would certainly be a statement and more than justify the bout with Rafael dos Anjos which we are all still dying to see.
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While some simply gather cobwebs, others maintain loyal followings of a respectable size despite their dilapidated code.
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When measured by GDP per head, Hong Kong's performance over the past two decades has been respectable.
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We can at least thank Rand Paul for nominally refurbishing libertarianism so that it is halfway respectable.
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A few co-founders with a dream can earn a respectable living doing what they care about.
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I didn't even drop out of college to work on a hedge fund like the respectable slackers.
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That was a respectable plot twist, easily the best the show has offered so far this season.
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It does have an Eco mode that should extend it to 503 shots, which is more respectable.
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The Beam delivers respectable bass, yes, but the soundbar's biggest advantage is the size of the soundstage.
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ECONAU Annual growth likely slowed to a still-respectable 2.5 percent, from 2.8 percent the previous quarter.
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That's the story with the main camera: it's respectable in a way previous OnePlus cameras haven't been.
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ABC and ESPN had paid a respectable $100 million for the English-language rights to that package.
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Fox is the highest-rated cable-news channel but is also respectable enough to host presidential debates.
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Games like Pokémon Rumble Rush and PUBG run at choppy, but respectable frame rates on low settings.
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The G232 has a respectable (and removable!) 25,25mAh battery; the G5 Plus gets a sealed 3,000mAh battery.
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Birkenhead looks like a stronghold of the respectable working class—all neat houses and well-tended gardens.
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The vignette would be funny if he weren't already being presented as the "totally normal," respectable gay.
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And as a respectable pornographic institution, they want to get to the bottom of this piss take.
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You could also tether at respectable speeds, and switch video throttling on and off whenever you want.
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StatCan needs reliable data in order to incorporate the newly respectable consumer-goods sector into national accounts.
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But this is far from the first time that some respectable news outlets have been taken in.
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At that point, her focus is on finding a respectable boarding house and a source of income.
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They are the Outbrain and Taboola clickbait at the bottom of articles published by otherwise respectable media.
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During its heyday, the B-25 was a respectable warplane -- distinguished by its twin-tail and versatility.
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Eleanor becomes not a mustache-twirling villain, but a respectable matriarch with her own hardships and desires.
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While both are respectable groups, it's clear which one you fall into if you're here reading this.
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Sony's PlayStation VR headset sales exceeded expectations, with a respectable 2 million sold since launch last fall.
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In the meantime, the biggest trophy for cannabis companies is validation by others who are already respectable.
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Well, as respectable as any outlet that's trying to revive Bill O'Reilly's career can be, I guess.
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Most foreigners also think that there is no respectable scene and that no extreme music exists here.
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Shields, who is young enough to be a college undergrad, is charming, magnetic, and above all, respectable.
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With the specs it does have, the MateBook's performance is more than respectable for everyday productivity tasks.
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You used to be so respectable and now you just seem like all those other thirsty girls.
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Indeed, in most circles of respectable opinion, the very phrase conspiracy theory is used as a pejorative.
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The Mavericks outscored the Warriors 22017-11 over the final nine minutes to make the score respectable.
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Meanwhile, Wall isn't a great shooter, but he's respectable enough that surrounding him with better shooters works.
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Western Carolina (222-83) made the game respectable by outscoring Iowa 28-80 in the second half.
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The 500X has a 1.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, making on paper a respectable 177 horsepower.
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Fuel economy is respectable if not remarkable: 17 city/26 highway/20 combined, running on premium fuel.
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Boarding school is less common now for those under 6 but is still considered a respectable option.
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After finishing in a respectable-enough fourth in New Hampshire, Bush is now making an electability argument.
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Yet RNs say sexualized depictions of nurses perpetuate stereotypes that the profession isn't as respectable as doctors.
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Rather than act in a respectable manner befitting their responsibilities as public servants, Democrats boycotted the vote.
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I spent the morning in a Euston hospital getting dirty looks from doctors and other respectable people.
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He's the focal point for the Leafs, who are having a respectable season, perhaps a playoff season.
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Does Antetokounmpo have another leap in him, one that can give Milwaukee a respectable half-court offense?
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Hitler came to power because other, more respectable politicians thought they would be able to control him.
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Instead, the report mixes one part respectable economic analysis with five parts 1950s-vintage Red Scare rhetoric.
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For a base model car, the 2019 330i is respectable and certainly better than the last one.
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Did the "respectable" aesthetic of the white, middle-class founders translate across lines of class and race?
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I hope that the nation wide walkout sparked adults to see teenagers in a more respectable way.
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That's a respectable number, he writes, but the world is struggling to sustain even that muted pace.
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But I wanted to find out whether it's possible to drink something respectable even if you're broke.
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But for decades, awarding a Pulitzer to a musical wouldn't have been a safe, respectable middlebrow choice.
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"'Oh, be respectable, write about nice people, show how good we are,' say the Negroes," he laments.
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And "respectable" Republicans made a deal with the devil long before they put Mr. Trump in power.
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Given the way South Korea qualified, a respectable showing in the group stage may be the ceiling.
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Despite her attempts to be a respectable woman, Lutie's life intersects with the seedier side of Harlem.
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Its radio business is supported by advertising that generated a respectable $1 billion in revenue last year.
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Though Nouri and Schwarz both had respectable, if unspectacular, playing careers, many of their counterparts did not.
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This is not communion for the weak; it is communion for the stable and solid and respectable.
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Ochs wanted to attract, by a display of ethical propriety, the burgeoning, respectable bourgeoisie of the city.
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Are fantasies of violence and danger really more respectable than fantasies of courtship and female self-empowerment?
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He is a level below those prospects, a 6-foot-3-inch outfielder who had a respectable .
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It offers a respectable 1.5% cash back on all purchases, and there are no foreign transaction fees.
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"Healthcare is pretty respectable here, and you can generally get into a doctor fairly quickly," he said.
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Droidlife reports that we'll also see a respectable slate of wearOS devices thanks to unearthed FCC filings.
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Respectable women couldn't make their way along the streets without being harassed, perhaps even assaulted or arrested.
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If this were the whole story, Birria-Landia would still be a respectable addition to Roosevelt Avenue.
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He was building a respectable reputation, landing songs on albums by Justin Bieber, Brandy, and John Legend.
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There are many respectable companies here but now there is distrust of all companies because of Odebrecht.
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He applies pressure, has respectable punching power, and has aspirations to take out the division's big names.
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Just beyond that, we spotted a small but respectable home goods area, which mostly included kitchen items.
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For now, though, the Knicks' record remains respectable and everyone is still operating in the holiday spirit.
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The portraits depict the couple as elegantly-dressed and respectable, using the tropes of upper-class portraiture.
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They were dressed up, looking like shiny, respectable members of society in their ties and collared shirts.
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It is astonishing how few respectable conceptual tools we have for dealing with this self-evident fact.
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The Standard version of the Phantom 3 has a respectable range of 2/3 of a mile.
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Core loan growth was up a respectable 3 percent quarter-over-quarter and 16 percent year-over-year.
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Their combination of a versatile, powerful soundstage and a handsome, durable design make them a truly respectable set.
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That's a respectable opening for a food company, particularly following the success of US Foods in late May.
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Since these products were packaged nine months ago, they shouldn't still be stocked in any respectable grocery store.
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"Almost from the beginning of pornography, medicine is tasked with reproducing a more respectable pornographic image," he says.
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It's gone from scrappy hack to respectable software in a month, and in another it might be foolproof.
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But in fact Asia's emerging economies are enjoying a happy spell of respectable growth and stable consumer prices.
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I envisioned Mthethwa's South Africans: a prideful, respectable people whose modest surroundings only served to illuminate their beauty.
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One friend might have $4 off—respectable—while another might somehow have 50 percent off of every ride.
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Already, Harris has raised more than $11 million during the primary, while Sanchez raised a respectable $3.5 million.
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The $6 million, though respectable, pales in comparison to Sanders, who raised more than $25 million in January.
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Across Argentina, where the animal is eaten from head to tail, they're a staple at any respectable barbecue.
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Brazilian women came a respectable ninth in the Olympic seven-a-side tournament, but the men came last.
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By coming across as warm, jovial and eminently reasonable, the capo has morphed into something respectable, even statesmanlike.
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Still more respectable than iceberg, this one will still taste good on white bread with half a tomato.
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Despite its respectable specs and feature list, the camera is where I've had issues using the Moto X4.
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The early-stage industry is not perfect, but is starting to look like a respectable crowd for founders.
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Though Hollywood had a respectable 2018 worldwide, revenues in China for imported films were down year on year.
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Even infamous Apprentice villain Omarosa Manigault somehow exited the administration looking less respectable than she did going in.
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That number dropped to a respectable 24 percent last season, when the Spurs' season crashed into Oklahoma City.
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The French of all social classes want a respectable president -- someone who will make the country look good.
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Game tape from Kaepernick's (very respectable) 2016 season doesn't bear it out, as Bleacher Report's Doug Farrar found.
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Some states let doctors and nurses off the hook even if a "respectable minority" has adopted similar practices.
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But like many dealers in Tijuana, Fer is just trying to make a respectable living without getting killed.
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For the moment, I'm working as a server at a pretty famous restaurant in Philadelphia, serving respectable people.
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You just try to be respectable and stay out of the way of the dudes who want drama.
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Either way, it's probably good for r/The_Donald, which gets a respectable, highly curated post for its archives.
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He recanted his criticism of the regime in 1971 as a broken man, unable to find respectable employment.
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The upside of this is that you can finish a perfectly respectable online comic in about 10 minutes.
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Kim, North and Saint hit the ice skating rink and did a respectable job as gawkers looked on.
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By erecting office towers in those districts, it stretched the bounds of what was a respectable Midtown address.
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Here, members of a respectable Victorian family are standing around one night, looking bored, when their doorbell rings.
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It hungers for the simple virtues – above all the ennobling, beautiful, humane virtue of respect and being respectable.
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Mr. Cruz offered to negotiate a respectable retreat strategy, while Mr. Trump vowed to turn back the clock.
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Every age invents respectable formulas to convert local limits of imagination and experience into universal limits on reality.
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But with the respectable, decently priced fare they're churning out, they just might fool you for a second.
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I've managed a respectable approximation of Patti Smith's Keith Richards haircut, but I don't have her bone structure.
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Before college became the sole viable pathway to a respectable career, apprenticeships were the norm in many professions.
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They both don't give a shit about what the "respectable" elites think, or what they get offended by.
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BEIJING — China turned to a tried-and-true recipe to cook up another three months of respectable growth.
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But the body count is respectable, if unremarkable, by today's standards: The original "Halloween" was never about volume.
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Manufacturing, which lost jobs in 2600, expanded last year at a respectable clip, part of a global resurgence.
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His campaign reported raising $7 million in the first quarter of the year, a more than respectable figure.
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One might ask: How could these ostensibly respectable middle-class white liberals self-destruct in such a way?
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In her latest book, "Natural Causes," Ehrenreich takes on the medical establishment, along with some less respectable institutions.
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He posted respectable numbers in some states, including California and Colorado, but that hardly justifies his enormous expenditure.
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Then Espy must pick up a respectable (for Mississippi) number of white voters, somewhere north of 22014 percent.
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The families in "Indebted" are thoughtful and restrained, like the generically respectable characters conjured during a Presidential debate.
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"The Partridge Family" lasted from 21978 to 21978, a respectable run for a show featuring a teenage idol.
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The small but respectable Hong Kong Opera has "Turandot," a coproduction with New York City Opera, next month.
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Very respectable guy but suddenly there were all these headlines about him staggering drunk and naked through brothels.
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I am talking about the fondue ceremony, which many people over a certain respectable age may still remember.
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He is a contributor to a number of respectable outlets, including The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg View.
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For respectable centrists, it was an expensive distraction from the more pressing work of scaling up clean energy.
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But if it's going to work, Westbrook needs to be able to hit a respectable amount of jumpers.
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The publisher looked him over, decided he looked respectable and gave him a few dollars and his card.
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Some argued that, to one extent or another, all biography is just historical fiction in more respectable packaging.
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She also delivers a stately, respectable Rebecca Nurse (a handful of the cast double up in their roles).
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With a bogey on the last hole in Thursday's first round, Curry had a respectable 270-over 214.
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Economists polled by Reuters on average expect that the US economy added a respectable 21,245 jobs last month.
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Backup quarterbacks have mostly been keeping teams respectable, but this may be an easy win for the 49ers.
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Lippmann thereafter retreated into a career of Olympian detachment and superiority as America's most respected and respectable pundit.
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A more respectable beverage might've bowed out and left the party… But Four Loko is no such drink.
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We found that both the GRE and LSAT predict first year grades to a respectable, but small, degree.
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In 2018, investors can expect another year of respectable economic growth, higher corporate profits, and rising equity markets.
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The Giants rallied for three runs in the seventh inning to make the score a bit more respectable.
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It offers fast charging and wireless charging to make juicing up easier, and its battery life is respectable.
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Whether we think that one will work or not, it's still very respectable that they are thinking ahead.
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Now that the weed business is getting respectable, Chris Van Hook gets a certain kind of phone call.
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There are respectable reasons to incorporate abroad, and to use the shield of anonymity that companies and trusts provide.
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BNP already managed a respectable 11.2 percent return on tangible equity over the first half, despite the trading slip.
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And while that makes for a perfectly respectable box office king, it doesn't make for an especially interesting one.
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Still, it was a respectable life, with more than 75 million sold over the life of Nintendo's previous portable.
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And then, just when you think he is respectable, a so-called world leader, he will cheat you again.
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While respectable, that jobs number would represent a significant drop from the 227,000 reported in January, smashing analysts' estimates.
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The downside of this is the improvements in speed aren't going to knock your socks off—they're merely respectable.
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Until now, community action has always been led by "respectable" Black men, but previously ignored voices are being heard.
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And while that makes for a perfectly respectable box office king, it doesn't make for an especially interesting one.
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True, the BJP won only 38% of the vote, against a respectable 23% for its only real rival, Congress.
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Illumination's "Despicable Me" faced the same obstacles, although the film grossed a respectable $56 million during its opening weekend.
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I wish I could give Christen 1,63 points for this legitimately respectable behavior, but those are not the rules.
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He was one of the most respectable men and it was probably the most mutual breakup I've ever had.
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While the final diameters are merely respectable here on Earth, it is a colossal undertaking for a space telescope.
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On the railways, better signalling and tracks have pushed up the speed of faster trains to a respectable 140kph.
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While Bump had a respectable five-year run, it never broke out of its bubble of dedicated power users.
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Even after crossing the finish line in a respectable time, Garner feels disappointed he didn't run a full marathon.
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John McCain appears set to win his sixth Senate term after fending off a respectable campaign from Democratic Rep.
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Just as long as the plans don't involve in-car Office, that seems like a respectable enough idea.[Bloomberg]
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Competition from online retailers like eBay have made it difficult for Tiffany to generate sales while maintaining respectable margins.
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The hot area of automation and AI grew by just 2%, and work culture by a still-respectable 10%.
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The test drives are free, as long as customers have a very respectable credit score of 700 or above.
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He might give way to Cory Spangenberg, yet another former top-100 prospect who turned in a respectable 2015.
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The Sunflower State finishes a respectable No. 143 overall in this year's CNBC America's Top States for Business rankings.
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One businessman says he hires Ukrainian plumbers because they cost half as much as Poles and are "very respectable".
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Though Springfield has had a respectable career as an actor, needless to say, they didn't need to worry. 13.
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By that measure, this year's cohort of 47 channels, is respectable, with more than 42 million subscribers between them.
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I sense it will take some time yet for the fifth stage, "acceptance", to become respectable in polite society.
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The company's properties have hosted 700 people to date across 200 stays with a very respectable net promoter score.
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Any respectable drink connoisseur knows that beer, cocktails, or even soda without foam on the top are, well, boring.
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Truly, where else can an otherwise respectable fellow wear a shirt that reads "ASS: The Other Vagina" in public?
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But the company is backed by respectable venture funders and insists it plans to make more devices and grow.
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Marinara pizzas, which have no cheese, have been a staple of many respectable pizza menus for ages, Weiner added.
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And not on some low-cost, pay-extra-fees-just-for-breathing carrier either — on the respectable British Airways.
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Under his new contract, Cespedes would make a respectable $303,532 every time he drives in one of his teammates.
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The people who make podcasts seem well aware that they need the veneer of journalism to be deemed respectable.
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Once an AI is able to offer up respectable musical criticism, isn't it also making judgments independent of humans?
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But as luxuries go, this is one of those respectable ones where the benefit isn't purely cosmetic or illusory.
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Washington shot a respectable 47.7 percent from the field, but were outrebounded 48-38 and labored guarding the perimeter.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton lost by trying to distinguish Trump from allegedly more respectable Republicans like Ryan and McConnell.
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Heavy fund selling at the end of the previous week spurred a respectable rally in CBOT grains on Oct.
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After his three scoreless innings on Tuesday, his season E.R.A. for the first three innings was a respectable 3.03.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) Tuesday's results were respectable for Sanders — he won Rhode Island and ran strongly in Connecticut.
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Iran is doing what every respectable state sponsor of terrorism does when their economy is going down the drain.
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That number, along with the attempts faced, neighbors respectable shot blockers like Rudy Gobert, Jarrett Allen, and Myles Turner.
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In the six years since the disaster, Safecast has moved from the fringes of respectable science to its mainstream.
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Outing famous people has a long and not particularly respectable history, but Valleywag said it was celebrating Mr. Thiel.
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That's a respectable position, but it's easier to be principled when another country's corporate champions are on the line.
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"He does not want this respectable institution to be ... dragged unjustly in a scandal," lawyer Constantin Durgheu told reporters.
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The Huskies lost their first game of the season to the previously unranked but respectable Tennessee Volunteers this week.
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This year's spinoff, "Hobbs and Shaw," didn't rise to those heights, but still earned a respectable $760 million globally.
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This once-respectable group announced opposition to Kavanaugh because he doesn't support racial discrimination in voting, like they do.
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She was at another crossroads: a safe and respectable job in Tokyo or the uncertainty of following her heart.
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They morphed, becoming in a lot of ways, more "respectable" narratively, compared to their former cousins like Cannibal Holocaust .
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He went on to a respectable but brief MMA career, mostly in Japan, and then he faded from memory.
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Every kinner should stand on their own two feet and forge ahead and earn a living through respectable means.
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But scrappy JD, with a respectable $58 billion market cap, is investing aggressively to be added to the pantheon.
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We're longing for the day when just combing our brows into a respectable arch is enough to get by.
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Lopez took a team-high 387 3-pointer attempts that season and made a respectable 34.6 percent of them.
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For one thing, Breitbart was just nothing like the bow-tied religious type that had long dominated respectable conservatism.
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"These kids may struggle at school, but by being excellent soccer players, they become legitimate and respectable," Nazareth said.
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The New York Giants, in second place, were a more-than-respectable 96-56 and finished 20 games out.
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In days past, compiling such information would have made a respectable life's work for a Linnaeus, Humboldt or Darwin.
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Going into Wednesday's games, the Yankees starting pitchers' combined E.R.A. was a respectable 3.85, fifth in the American League.
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"Our growers are very respectable people," Ms. Haskins said in an interview about the skit and apple-picking season.
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"People with this type of personality are, as a rule, respectable, ambitious, reliable and well-organised," the statement said.
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And she had a respectable progressive record as both a city councilwoman and a state representative from Fort Worth.
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As the first game kicks off, about 70,000 viewers are watching live—a respectable number, at least for now.
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Pursued by journalists, Lucas found that the boundaries between being a respectable citizen and a dangerous outsider were porous.
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The final margin was more respectable thanks to the Pelicans' 44-point fourth quarter fueled primarily by the bench.
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It has a respectable mic that mutes when you flip it up and its 24-mm drivers sound excellent.
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But China's rich continue amassing ever greater fortunes and want what they see as the trappings of respectable refinement.
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Many respectable Brexiteers feel silenced and aggrieved, but you barely hear or see them for the bells and flags.
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The question: Is second place to Waymo good enough to seize a respectable slice of the autonomous car market?
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The Gamecocks made 36.4 percent in the first half but finished at a respectable 45 percent for the game.
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From the fiery oven comes a respectable margherita with welcome char and tangy tomato sauce but insufficiently melted mozzarella.
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For the rebuilding Reds, who have made a respectable start to the season, he has been a wise investment.
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I tend to think it's good to keep a respectable distance between what I wear and what I write.
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If you unplug the microphone, they're also a good pair of wireless headphones with respectable 19-hour battery life.
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On Cruel Intentions, those worlds co-exist, placing "respectable" tunes next to cornballs and giving equal weight to both.
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Some cottonwoods had managed to reach a respectable height, but most had been pulled down by hydra-headed vines.
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Some cottonwoods had managed to reach a respectable height, but most had been pulled down by hydra-headed vines.
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Contempt is sweaty, violent, visceral—all the things that any respectable extreme music album should be, but somehow, more.
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Once-respectable news outlets were ablaze with excitement and the weekly Gilmore Girls podcast the Gilmore Guys went berserk.
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In a few years, he ventured from the fringe of NBA periphery into a respectable playoff contender's starting five.
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Y'know Caitlyn had to offer -- after all, her net worth is reportedly an estimated, and totally respectable, $100 mil.
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The whole premise of the genre — which was once dominated by "respectable" white women like Sally Jessy Raphael, Jenny Jones, and Ricki Lake — is that "respectable" white men make a profit by exploiting the interpersonal turmoil of poor people, mostly people of color (though Jerry Springer has a certain affinity for "white trash").
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The ownership of the grotesquely luxurious palace passed through this respectable London address before ending up in anonymity in Liechtenstein.
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Similar to Memphis, Los Angeles has respectable role players, youth, experience, and are without an on- or off-court identity.
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Those two fights alone are worthy of propping up a respectable UFC PPV fight card, but there's Anderson Silva vs.
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Such is the story of Ted Bundy, the dapper, seemingly respectable serial killer who admitted to at least 36 slayings.
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Pac Crest said Amazon's earnings exceeded expectations, and viewed 22 percent revenue growth as very respectable considering the retail environment.
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But any talk of a championship, Finals appearance, or respectable playoff run sometime in the near future feels increasingly preposterous.
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The D212016-D2132 features respectable picture quality right out of the box, mostly due to its better-than-average contrast.
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The D32-D2003 features respectable picture quality right out of the box, mostly due to its better-than-average contrast.
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McDonald's wouldn't say what items were driving breakfast sales, but sales of Egg McMuffins—always a respectable choice—are up.
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Another pre-implant tip: Always check to see that any publications about the procedure are in respectable, peer-reviewed journals.
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Holiday weekend openings make comparisons difficult, but that would be a very respectable premiere for a live-action superhero movie.
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During the same period Amazon spiked 49,000%, the S&P 500 turned in a much more modest but respectable 190%.
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Warren, with a respectable if not great showing in Iowa, needs to beat Bernie next Tuesday or lose any momentum.
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"This also helps to protect the hundreds of thousands of refugees who live respectable lives among us," Mr. Maas said.
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Over the last five years, A.I.G. has delivered a respectable total return to investors, including reinvested dividends, of 37.5 percent.
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These criticisms, though heated, had been carried out in the public, respectable, self-correcting way of any social-scientific debate.
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"(From "I Don't Want to Be Demure or Respectable") "Oh, mother earth,your comfort is great, your arms never withhold.
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To do that, the "Orange Sunshine" of the '60s must be deemed respectable, which in the United States means pharmaceutical.
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HARUHIKO KURODA: But, in the last five years or so Japanese banks recorded a relatively respectable level of profit. Why?
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Sarah Winchester was born Sarah Lockwood Pardee in 1840, the fifth of seven children in a respectable New Haven family.
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Instead, Lil Nas got placed in the New Artist category; respectable, but truly reflective of his tremendous accomplishments over 2019?
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But they have less respectable step-siblings: people who scam gullible Americans and brawl with each other over the proceeds.
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The BNP, or parts of it, Dhaka's chattering classes assume, may prefer a respectable block in parliament to political oblivion.
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As most kinds of prejudiced talk become the preserve of anonymous social-media ranters, though, one old strain remains respectable.
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It was the first phone that could legitimately compete with DSLR camera quality while still being a respectable modern smartphone.
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Rather than present itself as solid and respectable, as banks usually do, Kakao Bank comes over as playful and fun.
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The Never Trumper declensionist narrative rests upon the distinction between the once respectable Dinesh and the now clownish Dinesh. pic.twitter.
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In Andrzej Duda it found a young, affable presidential contender who outmanoeuvred Bronislaw Komorowski, the PO's respectable but dull incumbent.
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Third, respectable businesses promoting their legitimate interests worry about being sullied by association with Mr Trump's entourage, or his views.
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"Thanks to you we're now saddled with the inglorious task of transforming a hoodrat into respectable morning TV," he says.
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The incumbent president, Barack Obama, ranked a respectable fourth in the table as he began his final year in office.
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They range from a respectable $480 million for ECON to $150 million for KWEB, to only $10 million for EMQQ.
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You can tell he's a bit uneasy about the whole thing — what respectable musician wouldn't be — but nevertheless nails it.
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The movie, which co-starred Zoe Saldana and Taryn Manning, pulled in a respectable $61 million at the box office.
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It's the perfect storm of madness in which respectable officers have unknowingly allowed a child raping monster to run wild.
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"THE only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable," John Kenneth Galbraith, an irreverent economist, once said.
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You only need to turn to eBay, Discogs, any respectable record store or even some charity shops to find one.
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These are all respectable, solid entries into the great pantheon of doomsday scenarios that could wipe out life on Earth.
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In Chelsea, the few galleries that had opted out of Thursday night's rat king of openings still attracted respectable numbers.
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The camera software is very fast to shoot, with strong results in good lighting and respectable performance in lower light.
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Although respectable opinion depicted Jackson as incompetent in his time, he emerged as a remarkably able administrator and party leader.
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Prospects: Switzerland go into Euro 2016 a respectable 14th in the FIFA World Rankings, well ahead of Romania and Albania.
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The party would duly adopt respectable opinions on social issues and immigration, and an era of national healing could begin.
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"It: Chapter Two" also has a respectable B+ grade on Cinemascore, which surveys audience sentiment on a movie's opening night.
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As CNBC has previously reported, University of Alabama football coach Saban always scores a respectable number of write-in votes.
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These were players with decent domestic pedigree, all of whom could most likely have secured transfers to respectable European clubs.
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This is a lie, just like the MIBR One-Taps' respectable veneer, which makes them the shoe that gamers deserve.
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The FCE listed 20.825,250.525 head for sale, which was down from 14,000 last week but still respectable, a trader said.
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No. I think you don't really have to worry if you've had your surgery in Germany by a respectable physician.
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The book follows the respectable, upper-middle-class Mandible family as the economy collapses and the country devolves into chaos.
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Box office stalwart Resident Evil (arguably the only respectable video game movie franchise) could have ended a long time ago.
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Though its main ingredient was a fast-food taco, it smelled sort of like a respectable Mexican-style corn chowder.
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That's a respectable expectation, and Advanced Accelerator may be able to grow more quickly under Novartis than on its own.
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It's a respectable showing for Google's video arm, which is often trounced by Facebook in viewership of the same videos.
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As fashion's early adopters, working women routinely took up what their respectable contemporaries shunned as too showy, tasteless or new.
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"Purity, morality and domesticity were the markers of what it meant to be an acceptable, respectable Irish woman," she added.
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She finished a respectable 16th on Monday, which was seven spots higher than she did in the first training run.
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Nobody respectable thinks the Trump administration will be able to get U.S. growth up to its goal of 4 percent.
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Even with that official support and begrudging approval from the police, the club has to be careful to stay respectable.
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I even saw a TV pundit position Colin Kaepernick's dissent as more respectable and hers as a failure of character.
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" Reviewing "Indecent" in The New York Times, Ben Brantley called it "one of the season's most respectable — and respectful — plays.
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The fund is up a respectable 3% this year and has gained more than 10% in the past three months.
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His third-place finish was respectable but did nothing to quiet critics who say he can't win non-white voters.
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It was a respectable audience, beating almost every other network in its time slot, but still down from past highs.
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Motorola has made a more significant change with the capacity of the phone's battery, which is now a respectable 28,28mAh.
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His work provides all the respectable reasoning needed to explain that the world needs more self-interested competition, not less.
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" Gin, Cedric Dickens confirms, "was not a respectable drink: even in a punch it wasn't particularly popular with the nobs.
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The Hoxton&aposs new incarnation is fairly compact and intimate, though there are still a respectable 174 rooms in all.
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Campbell said there are "respectable arguments" on both sides and there's "no perfect answer" given the complexity of the issue.
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But he started from a very strong and respectable position and has grown even more steady and sure from there.
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She needs to pull herself out of a tailspin if she is going to make a respectable showing in Iowa.
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And even if the braking never saves you, the package includes a respectable Harman Kardon sound system and a sunroof.
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Kluber has never beaten Oakland, owning a 0-4 record in five games – four starts – despite a respectable 3.80 ERA.
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"The Great Wall" raked in a respectable $61 million during its December opening weekend, data from Box Office Mojo shows.
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One by one, many formerly respectable politicians have joined a cult devoted to Trump's conspiracy theories and self-serving claims.
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Denver kept it respectable because of Murray, who hit a half-court buzzer-beater to cut the deficit to 13.
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Of all the conscientious, respectable, lazy-minded Doremus Jessups, who have let the demagogues wriggle in, without fierce enough protest.
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Pot stocks — or cannabis stocks, if you want to use the more respectable name — are rising to unheard-of valuations.
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In two seasons at TFC, however, he's rediscovered his mojo, with a super-respectable half-goal-per-game strike rate.
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And transformative fandom is the most radical act of all, because it reverses that "lady thing to respectable thing" process.
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That doesn't mean the Nets will land the pieces they desire, but it does, finally, make them relevant, respectable buyers.
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Bringing Lewandowski onboard is an astonishing reward for behavior that should cause him to be shunned by respectable journalistic organizations.
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The age range is extreme, with the oldest coming in at a respectable 77 and the youngest being 24 years old.
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That's certainly still respectable but it's lower than the projected growth rates of more dynamic companies like Facebook, Amazon and Netflix.
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Its oncology business had sales of $262 million last year, putting the divestment on a respectable revenue multiple of 9.2 times.
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Russian special forces seized Crimea in February 2014 with respectable precision and discipline, and looked the part of cutting-edge soldiers.
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They have put in respectable performances, though, battling back to draw 3-3 with Spain and losing 1-0 to Argentina.
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Two other sectors also offer great lunches and snacks: business services, rated 3.94, and manufacturing, which earned a respectable 3.9 rating.
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It allowed PragerU to present itself as a respectable and authoritative alternative to a national conversation defined by hyperbole and subjectivity.
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They stopped at the grave of Mr. Maharidge's father and Mr. Maharidge produced a bottle of respectable 10-year-old bourbon.
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The Crossfade 22s also offer some very respectable noise isolation, which is where I suspect the gamer / banker overlap comes in.
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The keyboard is backlit and flanked by two speakers that are respectable, if not impressive for a laptop of this size.
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No matter if they're fresh out the box or a little bit tired and tattered, they'll always be a respectable choice.
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Mr. Kasich has drawn respectable crowds, but there also have been reminders of his less-than-dominant position in the field.
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Even when no single show became a juggernaut in its own right, Netflix still racked up a respectable number of wins.
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But the IMF reckons that growth will slow by more than two percentage points this year (to a still respectable 8.5%).
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Mr. Cruz grew up here, he wears cowboy boots with his business suits and he speaks with a respectable Houston accent.
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After sashaying away early on in season 2, Shangela returned in season 3 and faired much better, placing a respectable sixth.
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"Clearing the exams and being accepted for police academy training will give me a respectable job and better future," Mariappan said.
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In a futile attempt to make the score respectable, head coach Bill O'Brien played his starters deep into the fourth quarter.
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All respectable forecasters agree that leaving the EU will reduce the rate of economic growth at least in the short term.
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The real-life Eddie, however, was trained in America by two respectable coaches – but that didn't make his journey any easier.
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Click here to view original GIFLike any respectable eater of meat, I pretty much like every kind of barbecue that exists.
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Yet equities came back from the brink, turning out a respectable performance by autumn, despite the anxiety over the presidential election.
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It must be said, though, that the people who visit the VIP areas of the Santiago Bernabéu are not always respectable.
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Meanwhile, high life expectancy and plenty of entertainment options saw Hong Kong score a respectable sixth place for quality of life.
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Milwaukee went up by as much as 16 down the stretch before the Knicks made it respectable late in the game.
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Heck, you could assemble a perfectly respectable list just using a combination of movies from 212 and those starring Jack Nicholson.
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But he rebounded to shoot 73, a respectable number, though he still missed the cut by a mile at 9 over.
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Lance Bass and Joey Fatone jumped ship for a night ... doing a more than respectable rendition of a Backstreet Boys song.
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Overall, the U.S. economy appears to be chugging along at a respectable clip — if weaker than many past periods of expansion.
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In which Schneemann discusses rejecting academic language, reveling in flesh, how any respectable gallery needs a "token cunt," and, naturally, cats.
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Apart from a respectable benefits package, H&R Block also provides employees with tax preparation services, legal services and tuition assistance.
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People like it because it's relatively clean and simple, plus it's now built up a respectable library of themes and customizations.
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And a Labor Department report Friday is likely to show that the unemployment rate remained at a very respectable 4.9 percent.
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The Pine Tree State had a respectable rating for "cultural vitality," Bankrate's measurement of state and consumer spending on the arts.
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Under present circumstances, that is not a position I would agree with, but it is a perfectly respectable and defensible one.
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Espy must also pick up a respectable (for Mississippi) number of white voters: I was told somewhere north of 20 percent.
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TD's leading position in Canada and a respectable market position in the eastern United States underscore its sustained solid liquidity profile.
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A deal with the EFF, provided that it held together for a respectable amount of time, would powerfully reinforce that trend.
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After the publication of the letters, however, Franklin could no longer present himself as an honest broker and respectable civil servant.
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Pippa Middleton didn't just finish the world's longest downhill ski race, in Switzerland, on Saturday – she did so in respectable time.
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Doc Kearns is universally recalled as unpleasant, and when the respectable Tommy Gibbons was picked as Dempsey's opponent, things faltered again.
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Ironically, I don't think the formula for these shows' success is that different than some of our more "respectable" viewing options.
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Wayne Rooney, England's captain, scored a measly 64% in the first half of our sample, followed by a more respectable 85%.
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The theory holds that in some circles it's not respectable to publicly support the inflammatory candidate, but it's easier in private.
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The lead reached 28 points on one other occasion before Colorado spent the game's remainder making the final margin more respectable.
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According to one respectable estimate, the TPP would have produced income gains for the United States of $131 billion per year.
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"It is disheartening how many times the same mistake can be made in science and published in respectable journals," he said.
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State law requires that at least six people, "respectable citizens," witness executions to ensure that its laws and procedures are followed.
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Step into a respectable American bookstore today, and you're likely to find a reflection of America's version of the twentieth century.
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The label had built a very respectable roster at the time, breaking the likes of Broken Social Scene, Stars, and controller.
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The sandwiches from A&W, McDonald's, Tim Hortons, and Wendy's ranged from 84.9 percent to 89.4 percent chicken DNA—pretty respectable.
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I myself was conflicted about quitting my phone sex job to take a more "respectable" but much lower paying TA position.
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He had a tough run in the UFC, but Sakara's skills on the feet are solid and his power is respectable.
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Nonetheless, over the course of the 1991/92 season, he played 39 times as Arsenal recorded a respectable fourth-placed finish.
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In fact, almost all of them finished in a little more than four hours, a relatively respectable time for nonelite runners.
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Although Dante is known as a Negroni bar, Pride thinks that having a respectable Old Fashioned on the menu is important.
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Fuel economy is respectable at 19 mpg city/27 highway/22 combined (one gives up some MPGs for AWD and performance).
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But Baez led the team in home runs (633) and runs batted in (46), and his average was a respectable .261.
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The falsehoods of the latter are more respectable than Trump's, and perhaps defensible as a necessary evil in a dangerous world.
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England had been resurgent in the years previous, rising from fifth place in the world rankings to a very respectable second.
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She had a respectable grade point average as an environmental science major from one of the nation's top-rated public schools.
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But soon enough, the Mets tried to put a more respectable gloss on the phenomenon by creating an annual Banner Day.
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Leonard's point total was respectable, and the most valuable player of the 2014 N.B.A. finals contributed 8 rebounds and 5 assists.
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Curry hit all three free throws and is 13 for 13 from the line, helping Golden State keep the game respectable.
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He and Addie are solid, respectable people of a kind who usually show up in movies to be mocked or sentimentalized.
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Each one is polling at respectable levels, but neither is challenging for the lead nor showing much serious sign of momentum.
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When slightly more respectable journalistic outlets repeat CNW numbers — and they often do — those figures get both murkier and more authoritative.
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His stories are uncontaminated by principles of composition, or even by respectable generalities touching on how sentences ought to be made.
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At its core is that mostly unexamined middle-class belief that everything will ultimately be swept up, made presentable and respectable.
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It used to be the case that the respectable left disdained Corbyn for all the reasons cited above, and then some.
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So, like any respectable public figure, he dodged the question, waited until the mics were off, and threw a little tantrum.
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As in any respectable blood sport, the fights last as long as they need to, sometimes as many as six hours.
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It's lovely for drinks and oysters and also has a respectable lobster roll but the ones at Seven Seas are superior.
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There was some evidence she might: Texas' biggest cities are resoundingly blue, and respectable pollsters were predicting the time had come.
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I expected real rock and roll kind of guys, and they were all pretty British middle-class respectable kind of guys.
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Though the conference had a respectable 3-4 record in bowls last season, in general it has struggled against top competition.
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The card earns a respectable 2x miles on both American Airlines purchases and at grocery stores, and 1x on everything else.
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And further, the Indian news media, with a few respectable exceptions, has turned into cheerleaders for Mr. Modi and his politics.
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That's a full Honda Civic more horsepower than the base GLA 250, which is rated at a still-respectable 221 horses.
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There are seven respectable New Year's resolutions in the grid today, at 23-, 32-, 51-, 65-, 20203-, 97- and 110-across.
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It's the only respectable profession left, that's for sure, and there are plenty who are returning to the soil, Uncle Rex.
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In 20 games, Anthony is averaging 16.2 points and 6.2 rebounds while shooting a respectable 40.3 percent from 3-point range.
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The rest of the menu includes a small but respectable selection of tacos and larger plates that I found less memorable.
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He called to tell me that he had finally obtained a job, working as a strategist at a very respectable firm.
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Citizens Access: Despite offering a respectable 225% APY, the minimum deposit to open a high-yield savings account here is $2000,21.
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But POGO's research indicates that the PCAOB's light hand has actually done little to get audit quality up to respectable levels.
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"Bumblebee," a well-reviewed "Transformers" prequel, has taken in roughly $21960 million, a respectable number if not exactly a breakout hit.
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"These are the kind that have a respectable exterior, and then behind closed doors are doing whatever they want," he said.
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The economy has been growing at a respectable but not spectacular rate, and wages have barely been growing faster than inflation.
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These users, Redditors will tell you, are respectable because their pursuit of karma is funded by their own work and energy.
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Instead, the Knights have both compiled a perfectly respectable side for next season and started filling out a pipeline of young talent.
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My old Beats Solo 2s did a respectable job, but sound stopped coming out of one ear cup after a few months.
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And despite a life of poor health, Darwin lived to the respectable age of 73, dying of a suspected heart attack. [Deinsea]
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Battery life is mighty respectable at 10 hours and 11 minutes, and the display gets bright enough for use in direct sunlight.
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Outside of gaming, for a system this big and powerful, the GS75's battery life is pretty respectable at around five hours.
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Far more insidious and worthy of removal from respectable platforms are the demented incitements and conspiracy theories spread willy-nilly by Jones.
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Except, since that UFC debut, Almeida has had three more fights against more respectable opponents and has starched each and every one.
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AC/DC, Motörhead, Iron Maiden, the Ramones… they all do (or did) their thing, very well, for a long, respectable, remarkable time.
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But he also did a pretty respectable job managing complicated personalities (Matt Kemp, Hanley Ramirez, Manny Ramirez, that list also goes on ... ).
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What counts is their sense that when respectable people are protecting their own, they should be afforded the benefit of the doubt.
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Its budget was $137 million, and it made a respectable $245 million at the worldwide box office, so franchise potential certainly existed.
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Followers were supposed to adhere to guidelines, like paying workers respectable wages and contributing to a credit union to help other businesses.
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It also suggests that Hong Kong's status as a respectable financial centre, not on any international tax blacklist, confers "legitimacy" on ORS.
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The Mate X doesn't just combine a phone with a tablet, it combines a highly respectable dual-screen phone with a tablet.
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He leads all players who average fewer than 30 minutes in drives, with 8.8 per game, and shoots a respectable 50 percent.
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The quality of XS portrait mode shots tends to drop fairly quickly in low light, but the XR is actually pretty respectable.
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That's because the establishment — and supposedly respectable — Republican Party has lost five of the last six presidential elections in the popular vote.
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It's now sparked a counter-argument and a sharp rejoinder—two respectable scientists arguing about the meaning (or lack thereof) of bullshit.
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Whatever economic grievances America bears against China, a re-escalation would damage the chances of global growth stabilising at a respectable level.
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Plans to put cameras linked to facial-recognition software on more than 100,000 lampposts will further discourage even the most respectable protests.
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That's a perfectly respectable decision, and there's no need to make you wade through a giant list of parts to get there.
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TCL serves up an expertly judged amount of bass, and it even throws a respectable bit of sub-bass into the mix.
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In the years that followed, thanks to a push from legendary comics writer Chris Claremont, Danvers became a respectable and important character.
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Martin O'Malley O'Malley ran a respectable campaign for president in 2016 and judging by his travel might want to run it back.
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Even with Bourne's resurgence commanding most of the attention, the weekend's other major new wide release managed to score a respectable debut.
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They needed to find a respectable and scalable new solution for making money and accommodating the different content that advertisers were creating.
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With varying screen brightness throughout the day, I was able to consistently get between a respectable eight and ten hours of use.
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Familiar start, respectable ending for yips-plagued Els Ernie Els began his round on Friday in painful, pitiable fashion all over again.
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Its QTUM token was worth $0.30 initially, but today that price is above $17 — another massive respectable return for those who speculated.
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Perot finished with a respectable 21984 percent of the vote in the presidential election, trailing Clinton's 21297 percent and Bush's 20073 percent.
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The Florida senator, who still harbors higher ambitions, may want to keep a respectable distance from his former nemesis on some issues.
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He battled on gamely, eagling the par-four fifth and shooting a most respectable three-over-par 74 in the difficult conditions.
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The happy coincidence that the Libertarian Party nominated an unusually well-qualified and broadly respectable ticket in the form of former Govs.
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Brian Little made it a bit more respectable when he scored on a pretty tic-tac-toe play with 13:31 left.
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Rasmus Ristolainen made the final score a bit more respectable with an unassisted goal, his fifth of the season, at 16:42.
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Instead, she wanted to support companies in her area and, in so doing, boost the local economy while making a respectable return.
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Cuisinart 6.5 Quart Programmable Slow Cooker What worked: This model made a very respectable showing—it's also one of my old favorites.
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More respectable sites have taken steps towards getting rid of bad ads, but plenty still exist on the rest of the web.
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It showed respectable staying power with a 37% decline from its first weekend in wide release and has totaled $45.2 million domestically.
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We counted this guy doing about 165 in the 30 second stretch, which translates to a very respectable 5.5 jumps per second.
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It dropped a respectable 44% in its second weekend, with $3.7 million, and has made over $18 million in total so far.
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His only saving grace at the plate was that he was drawing a lot of walks, which left him with a respectable .
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"The female genius must be hidden in favor of presenting a respectable femininity and a focus on the domestic sphere," Ganetz wrote.
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But the reality is that, while company loyalty is absolutely respectable, it doesn't necessarily solely qualify someone for a higher-up position.
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The ZR2's 0-60 mph run has been clocked at a respectable six seconds, while the Z71 can haul 7,000 pounds.
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The critics still hated it, but it was a respectable global performer at the worldwide box office, earning close to $250 million.
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But it fostered a whole industry of mirth populated with cultural figures from hack jokesters to respectable writers slumming it as humorists.
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Australia champ Elias Theodorou tells us about a pair of ill-advised brawls that eventually turned him into a respectable professional fighter.
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Here's an example of the many how-tos on this subject, encouraging women join in, even in a "respectable" magazine like Elle.
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And model they have — there are now tons of respectable Surface clones available from the likes of Samsung, Lenovo, Acer and more.
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The former child star performed the tango to Demi Lovato's "Confident" for her first dance, earning a respectable 20 out of 30.
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Tay started out innocently enough, texting messages with funny one-liners ("If it's textable, its sextable — but be respectable") and flirtatious undertones.
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There are already enough games to assemble a respectable top 10 list for the end of the year, but it's still February!
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Analysts and investors are also expecting Asia-Pacific ex-Japan earnings per share to grow a respectable 6-8 percent in 2016.
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AB has a respectable line of seven catches for 77 yards, though his longest on the day only went for 11. 3.
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Here, we see both the lavish lifestyles of the haves and the less-successful working folk, the respectable businesses and mizu shoubai.
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The presiding judge admitted "the possibility of [Hakamada's] innocence has become clear to a respectable degree," and he was released from prison.
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Despite holding down a respectable civil servant's job with the national postal service, Banian Masiboda said "reasonable housing" remained out of reach.
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While 25 notched a respectable performance in both measures, with a 75 on Metacritic, it didn't measure up to Lemonade at all.
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Then, at Morehouse College, his encounter with preachers like the school's president Benjamin Mays convinced him that the ministry was intellectually respectable.
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So Mr. Orban's choice of a liberal pastor "was probably his very last honorable or respectable gesture to religion," Mr. Ivanyi said.
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In contrast, the No. 2100 pick in the draft, Carson Wentz, was a respectable 21-9 and averaged 23 for the Eagles.
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While Caffè Costanzo was quite respectable (I paid 3.50 for two flavors stuffed into a brioche bun), I found Caffè Sicilia superior.
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But for now, we have "Untouchable," a respectable and all-too-real introduction to a chilling chapter of a Hollywood horror story.
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While 2016&aposs experiment was accepted into the respectable journal, Physical Review Letters, this latest study is yet to be peer reviewed.
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We expect the merger will strengthen Popolare's already respectable franchise in wealthy Italian regions, with potentially improving competitive pricing in these areas.
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That was enough to edge Paramount's sci-fi thriller "Annihilation" with a respectable $11 million at 2,683 venues, in line with forecasts.
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But the Blazers are, by any objective measure, a very good team — and they play with respectable tempo, ranking 19th in pace.
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In contrast, they claimed, the children the tavern girl's partner had with his good Quaker wife were all virtuous and respectable citizens.
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And the bread, from an Italian baker in the neighborhood, has a respectable inner loft and outer crispness, if not outright crackle.
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They believe that his success in business qualifies him as a serious candidate, but that unlike Trump, Bloomberg is honest and respectable.
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What we have been doing is trying to find the most qualified individuals at the most respectable institutions to conduct scientific analysis.
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And I'm not talking about "fake news," as big a problem as that is becoming; I'm talking about respectable, mainstream news coverage.
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Chelsea Does Racism and Hello, Privilege may be respectable first steps, but they aren't enough to excuse Handler's past and present behavior.
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The Yankees are a slumbering superpower, hoping to be respectable this season as they wisely show patience for a bigger payoff later.
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Through July, $232 billion has flowed into the U.S. exchange-traded fund business, a respectable 28 percent increase in assets under management.
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He had a very respectable job, and when he held up an umbrella for me, that was his idea, because it's entertainment.
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His dad, George H.W. Bush, hit a respectable 236 percent, only behind John F. Kennedy, at 77 percent, in December of 1961.
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Good, of course; respectable, obviously, more than a goal in every two games; still a smart inclusion in the fantasy team, clearly.
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My dick was still flaccid and the plaster was hardening, so the hopes of achieving anything resembling a respectable erection were waning.
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I figured this might get a respectable return, but nobody liked it in the semis and it's been consigned to history now.
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"It was an age when the morals of even the most respectable black women were questioned and sullied by racist stereotypes," Bundles wrote.
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Defiantly, Asch took his incendiary play abroad, finding a worldwide audience entranced by his debauched tale of respectable Jews operating a hidden brothel.
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They are an energetic, fresh, and endearing group, with spunky personality, youthful ignorance, and just enough talent to make it all feel respectable.
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The second bonus envelope, containing a respectable 10,000 baht, is awarded to Nong Am (alternatively spelled Nong Em), Fani's hard-fighting Thai opponent.
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Tebow had a respectable four hits and two RBIs in three instructional league games, including a home run in his first at-bat.
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Photo: LGEven though LG has put out a respectable line of phones in 2018, sales for the company's mobile division continue to struggle.
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But despite strides made in professionalizing and gentrifying theater work, the actress retained a less respectable reputation than the seamstress or the schoolteacher.
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But it will also legitimize her child as the next in line for the throne with a respectable partner rather than her brother.
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Today, Carvel Ice celebrates 85 years of business, and as any respectable ice cream shop would do, they're having a free cone day.
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And it's not just "respectable" cisgender white gay men like Thiel who have been helping to uphold homophobic, racist, misogynist, and imperialist ends.
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On WeddingWire, reviews of Hand in Hand are mixed, with the average being positive (it has a respectable 4.2 out of 5 stars).
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Gmail is convenient because it includes a respectable 15GB of storage space — more than you're likely to need for quite a long time.
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"I hope more people continue finding meaning in astrology, but I also hope it never becomes too respectable," she says of its future.
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And as long as these taboos exist, and respectable mainstream conservatives defer to them, it will be hard — maybe impossible — to change course.
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The VR also reflects the bank's respectable domestic franchise as a second-tier bank, particularly in northern Italy, and adequate funding and liquidity.
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And in an industry where selling 100,000 copies of a title is enough to make it a respectable bestseller, that's not chump change.
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Unlike the Jelly, it has a respectable battery life — an estimated 6.5 hours of talk time, and about 650 hours of standby life.
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My name is Maria Del Russo, and I hold these truths to be self-evident: A cheese plate is a perfectly respectable meal.
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It suggested that Holt believed it could enter into respectable best-seller range, maybe even third-best-selling-book-of-the-year range.
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In my usage, I get about seven hours of battery life between charges, which while respectable, is nothing to get too excited about.
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Vincent Harding, a historian and activist who knew King, said that the assassination turned King into a "rather smoothed-off, respectable national hero".
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"Vontobel generated a respectable result for the first half of 2019 despite the continued challenging operating environment," the bank said in a statement.
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The 300-pound, 14.1-kWh battery tucked under the Porsche SUV's trunk is good for a respectable 27 miles of all-electric driving.
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Ukraine has crept up the World Bank's "ease of doing business" rankings from 112th to a relatively respectable 83rd, two spots above China.
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Guillermo del Toro's romantic fantasy scored the most nominations at 13, while the season's buzziest movie, Get Out, picked up a respectable four.
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A favorite among tech journalists, the app soon became a hub for live video of all kinds with a respectable number of users.
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Money is a perfectly respectable reason to do anything, but I just want to know what kind of dollar figure you'd ask for.
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She's not being used by Sick Boy (who, now that he's a respectable con artist instead of a heroin addict, goes by Simon).
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At $99, I didn’t have the highest hopes going in, but the BackBeat Fit 500 proved themselves to be respectable headphones.
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What didn't: The beans were respectable, but the ones against the back wall of the insert cooked through much faster than the others.
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Can he improve and evolve while taking on a larger role, and even eventually help make the Bulls a respectable outfit once again?
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The team's post-Michael Jordan existence, save for five years of respectable contender status under Thibodeau, has been basically a pit of mediocrity.
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The combination of feta, hummus and sun-dried tomato quinoa still gives this salad a respectable amount of protein, as well as fiber.
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"Today Schroders has reported a surprisingly respectable set of results, which is pleasing," said RBC analyst Peter Lenardos in a note to clients.
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The 2007 squad finished the regular season a respectable 10-4 after dropping their first two, and had a positive overall point differential.
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We didn't have to stop, and the listless border guards barely glanced at our respectable little hired car, with its four white occupants.
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The Royals enter Tuesday's game with a respectable 38-31 record, just a game out of first place in the American League Central.
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While Rothwell has put together a streak of four victories, three against very respectable heavyweights, Dos Santos is on a 2-3 skid.
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Surely thanks to the more multicultural, multiracial canon that Morrison helped foster, no respectable version of American literature today omits writers of color.
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They now sit short 200,981 CBOT corn futures and options contracts, a respectable increase from the 176,503 in the week before (reut.rs/9833rOOXjI).
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Just about every respectable economist in the game told Trump this would happen, but he and his allies didn't want to hear it.
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Her influence is even strong enough to turn Bellamy Blake (Bob Morley), the show's original King Bully, into a respectable second-in-command.
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Just a week ago, Saudi Arabia lost by a respectable 2-1 scoreline to Germany in their final warm-up game in Leverkusen.
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REITs posted a respectable 9 percent total return last year, but that significantly underperformed the 783 percent return on the Index (dividends reinvested).
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Yet driven, science-minded women and men can feel alienated going into the profession if they view it as less respectable than physicians.
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The first thing to note is that the K-Swiss MIBR One-Taps aren't really sneakers, they're slippers dressed up to look respectable.
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Some defenses are also more aggressive in help, darting off respectable threats in the strong-side corner once Oladipo revs down a runway.
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It took everything he had, every bit of skill but also every trick, just to keep things as tenuously respectable as they were.
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So you get this hybrid of respectable Victorian gentleman, plus Edwardian navvy, plus fetishist with piercings—so it's completely random in many ways.
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Their target is not college graduates, but simply to lure reliable hackers, or "white hats," out of dark chatrooms and into respectable employ.
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But even among respectable doctors and researchers, crazy things are being tested: fecal transplant and chelation, elective tonsillectomies and transcranial magnet stimulation. Electroshock. . . .
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Few Explorers will see anything more challenging than dirt-road action, but the vehicle can tackle a respectable amount of nastiness off-road.
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But Jones also benefited from respectable turnout and a commanding margin among young voters, who gave him fully three-fifths of their votes.
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The Lions were a respectable 2-3-1 after a grueling opening schedule, but they have since lost four straight against beatable teams.
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But now it's proof that Bannon's a respectable guy, and Mnuchin, another of its alums, is reportedly on Trump's shortlist for Treasury secretary.
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The few staff that remain try to be helpful, and they are clearly embarrassed by the shabby state of their once respectable establishment.
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If Iran truly stands by international norms of a respectable foreign policy in word, then it must do so in deed as well.
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I had a respectable chicken schnitzel sandwich ($12) that went well with a happy hourglass of Portuguese sparkling rosé ($17733, down from $11).
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The Chinese automotive company bought Volvo all the way back in 2010, and has helped revive the respectable Swedish brand since that acquisition.
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Instead, after a respectable list that included formidable foes like Gengar, Rayquaza, Charizard, and Mimikyu, the top spot was revealed as... Greninja. Greninja?
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Initially founded as a postwar refuge for former Nazis, the party gradually transformed into a more respectable advocate of center-right economic liberalism.
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Either way, that's a very respectable range estimate that is sure to give Tesla and other EV aspirants a run for their money.
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But even after these are added back in, ROTE was close to a still-respectable 10 percent, around BNP's probable cost of capital.
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The more respectable, supposedly intellectual side of conservative opinion portrays food stamps as reducing incentives by making life too pleasant for the poor.
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"Her poems, among contemporary Chinese poems, are like putting a murderer among a group of respectable ladies," wrote Mr. Liu, the Poetry editor.
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Essentially, if you'd like to close the business deal and refurnish your mahogany library, this is where you'd go for some respectable deals.
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First staged at the Yale Repertory Theater in 2015, "Indecent" arrives on Broadway as one of the season's most respectable — and respectful — plays.
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Likewise, the role of the chaperone has long been a way of making privacy respectable and, in a sense, not private at all.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center claims that Gaffney was "once a respectable Washington insider" but "is now one of America's most notorious Islamophobes.
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And any respectable journalist such as Blitzer — and any responsible and balanced news organization such as CNN — has a duty to fact-check.
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Left unsaid are the respectable credentials of the British spy, Christopher Steele, or the fact that he is now in hiding, fearing retribution.
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Of course, even a number between 1.8% and 2.4% would be respectable; the quarterly average over the past two years has been 2.3%.
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