" Asked for clarity, he said, "In other words, she's pleasing.
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And then Trump said, 'In other words, I love it.
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" Asked what he meant, Hatch said, "In other words, she's pleasing.
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" Asked what he meant by "attractive," he said, "In other words, she's pleasing.
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"The greatest risk is making people feel good about doing nothing," he said — in other words, having audiences nod and appreciate the work and feel good for having seen it does not in fact change the lived reality of those who are caught in the prison system.
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In almost all of the violent crimes reported on the Richmond Strip, automobiles were a key aspect, while guns were not always a key aspect. John Nova Lomax of the Houston Press said "In other words, guns don't kill people, but people who keep guns in their cars kill people." William Martin, a sociologist from Rice University, said that he suspected that many of the perpetrators had consumed alcohol. By June 2003 multiple violent crimes had occurred in the Richmond Strip.
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A Polish politician resurrected this battle after 400 years. In a newspaper interview on March 16, 2007 with Rzeczpospolita, the opposition leader Jan Rokita, who was expected to win the September 25, 2005 Polish elections, said: In other words, the Battle of Guzów has to be repeated with the current government of President Lech Kaczyński defeating the opposition. The government will not accept that their position is wrong. However, in the long run, some of them will wise up and concede when none of their conservative plans are implemented.
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They said they would sue Lee Tsung-hsien for perjury and request a retrial and an extraordinary appeal. Lee Tsung-hsien testified that he had been asked by his father to deliver the cash, but he gave inconsistent information about the numbers, color and material of the tea gift boxes that contained the US$20,000 and were allegedly delivered to Kuo, at first saying that the cash was placed in two iron tea boxes. He revoked his deposition after Kuo submitted a red tea box, which prosecutors failed to find in a raid of her house, and subsequently said that there was only one cardboard tea box. The Ministry of Justice's Investigation Bureau later canceled Lee Tsung-hsien's original testimony, Koo said. "In other words, Kuo’s conviction was upheld with inconsistent testimony and without any substantial evidence because no cash was never found — not in the tea box nor in any of Kuo’s or her family’s bank accounts," Koo said.
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