"There's this old adage in corrections... 'If you can't say nothing bad about an inmate, you don't say nothing at all,'" Aiken said.
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" The official later clarified to say, "Nothing has changed.
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So we say nothing, and you hear the racial epithet.
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Another completely plausible response would have been to say nothing.
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Robert and Mary say nothing and won't look at me.
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" Or as Kali would say, "Nothing good ever comes easy.
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This is all to say nothing of the incoming government.
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In fact, most of the time I do say nothing.
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So, let's just be honest with ourselves and say nothing.
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Photo: Getty / Spencer PlattThey say nothing in life is free.
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He has nothing new to say, nothing worthwhile to add.
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I say nothing; perhaps I had misunderstood on the phone.
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Somehow, we accept it and say nothing when someone offends.
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In two paragraphs, Kissinger manages to say nothing at all.
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That's to say nothing of watching the video snaps themselves.
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That's to say nothing of various indie gems I've missed.
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I don't think he is, I think he'll say nothing.
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And that's to say nothing of her impeccable personal style.
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The obvious solution for corporations is to say nothing controversial.
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Would the publisher ask the president questions or say nothing?
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They didn't say nothing to us, or apologize to us.
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But if you say nothing, you are normalizing the perpetrator's behavior.
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Do you not look around and say, "Nothing much has changed"?
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They managed to say nothing over and over every five minutes.
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If we did not care, we would say nothing at all.
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You could say nothing, but the messages are kind of hilarious.
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And that's to say nothing of the dreaded "Oculus Face" effect.
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Stavatti doesn't currently produce any planes, to say nothing of warplanes.
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"They didn't say nothing," Abraham-Joseph recalled on Good Morning America.
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"We don't say nothing to nobody about that," he tells me.
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And no matter what, you can't say nothing back to them.
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Say nothing of the millions of citizens in Seoul and Tokyo.
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They say nothing about what covert operations may currently be underway.
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Their eyes meet, but they say nothing, both missing their stops.
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Needless to say, nothing like this has happened in red states.
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But her mother and father would say nothing on the subject.
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"Let's say nothing happens and people say they exaggerated," he said.
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It's easy to say "nothing matters" in the era of Trump.
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Sad to say, nothing else in this production matches her incisiveness.
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And that's to say nothing of the birth of home video.
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The whole garden seemed to say: Nothing is wrong with you.
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Most of us are inclined to be hurt, and say nothing.
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"Say nothing, you understand!" he shouts, having sprung to his feet.
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Will he say nothing, hoping she mentions him to her agent?
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They say nothing about a grand plot by the Deep State.
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Nothing. We did nothing, because we were trained to say nothing.
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If you say nothing now, there's no point in complaining later.
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Moelis asked Trump to say nothing and let him do the talking.
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To say nothing of the fact that, well, it's just kinda dumb.
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To say nothing of the new bugs, for however long they persist.
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Maybe they simply don't know what to say, and thus, say nothing.
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And all of this is to say nothing of potential Russian interference.
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To say nothing of having what her heart truly wants: satisfying work.
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Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland.
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Probably the answer in some cases is yes, I should say nothing.
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She could have addressed the controversy, but chose to say nothing. 10.
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And that's to say nothing of Chromebooks taking over the education market.
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Norman Rush casts a long shadow, to say nothing of Graham Greene.
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That's to say nothing of the looming privacy concerns of smart cities.
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That's to say nothing of their obsessive use of Facebook and Twitter.
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Then they say, 'Nothing works for me,' because they simply get bored.
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Usually, I'd say, Nothing serious or I'm just going with the flow.
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Most oil companies and Texas politicians see nothing, say nothing, do nothing.
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The documents say nothing else about what Frierson is accused of doing.
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Graham say nothing more about Trump's false attacks on a dead man?
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To say nothing of the creative lesson plans in the Learning Network.
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"Let's say nothing happens and people say they exaggerated," Mr. Nelson said.
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" But she'd been unnerved by Lohan's defense: "It's, like, Say nothing. Shhh.
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I go limp, say nothing, and they carry me into the van.
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Not excessively so, but you can't just sit there and say nothing.
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But officials say nothing is different about the year but the numbers.
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And this is to say nothing of its use by terrorist recruiters.
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All of which is to say nothing of the game's incredible soundtrack.
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He is wearing sunglasses and appears to say nothing throughout the standoff.
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If you're searching for something to say, nothing could be more apparent.
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If I say nothing, you ask me why I don't say anything.
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And you can say whatever you want, but you can't say nothing.
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IF: You're being bullied, harassed, or shunned because of your transitionTHEN: Say nothing.
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"If we stand and say nothing, it's as if we're agreeing," Cook said.
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So I've been told, been advised to say nothing, just let it go.
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Sometimes, people think it's "safest" to keep their heads down and say nothing.
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You gotta see people play you and just say nothing like a dick.
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If you ain't got nothing nice to say, don't say nothing at all.
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The diplomatic thing may well be to say nothing about it at all.
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And the same thing happens in each one: that is to say, nothing.
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But they say nothing about her tastes, her sense of humor, her idiosyncrasies.
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We did just hear this woman say nothing is off-limits, even kids.
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Because if you say nothing, I would argue that your silence speaks volumes.
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Others more might say nothing, hoping you'll forget that they owe you altogether.
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And that's to say nothing of the damage caused to the family relationships.
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That's to say nothing of the women tackling massive directorial responsibilities on television.
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I ain't even say nothing to you and you got in your feelings.
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It's not the biggest thing in the world ... but [to say] nothing happened?
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It still chose to say nothing about the definition of the LGBTQ community.
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That's to say nothing of the prestige roles typically available to Black actors.
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Please say nothing but positive things otherwise you are a CIA agent pic.twitter.
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Republicans in my home state say nothing could be further from the truth.
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She continued to say nothing and do nothing, and she was still stiff.
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"He passed by and didn't say nothing to nobody," Mr. Thompson, 58, said.
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And that's to say nothing of the fact that they're raising five children.
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This is to say nothing of the perverse ways people speak to themselves.
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And that's to say nothing of President Donald Trump: the unleasher-in-chief.
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He is good friends with Gossage, and will say nothing negative about him.
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Elio's kid self-centeredness—to say nothing of the adolescent sex-drive that
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You'd watch the guy who got the bill, and he could say nothing.
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" Those chilling words belong to Dolours Price, another central figure in "Say Nothing.
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To say nothing of the fact that it wasn't ours to begin with.
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If a friend hurts your feelings and fails to acknowledge it, say nothing.
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Sources connected to the couple say nothing could be further from the truth.
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That's to say nothing of the 2020 election, which Trump could plausibly lose.
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And that's to say nothing of Trump's racism, his misogyny, and his baby jails.
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I didn't want to say nothing to him because he might bite my ear.
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Why is it her job to say nothing if she can't say something nice?
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"When he came in the second time he did not say nothing," Valdez said.
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And without giving it away, let's just say nothing quite goes according to plan.
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The words of presidents (to say nothing of presidential candidates) do not move mountains.
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Put differently, the court will say nothing, and the lower court's ruling will stand.
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"The culture we're seeing in younger communities is 'see something, say nothing,'" she said.
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Passwords are hackable through brute-force bots, to say nothing of accidentally revealing them.
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A majority of blacks (21%) also say nothing could change their disapproval of Trump.
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This is to say nothing of routine condescension or the appropriation of her work.
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But she will say nothing about the crime — or anything else, for that matter.
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But that's light years away from ghettos and camps, to say nothing of Auschwitz.
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David: I say don't say nothing about Joe Beef; I couldn't give a fuck.
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To say nothing of cashing a check with ass tons of zeros and commas.
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Trump: I say nothing, because I was able to get him to produce it.
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The even slight possibility of social humiliation is enough for me to say nothing.
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If it's going to be right then and there, you just can't say nothing.
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"What a sorry excuse for a board, to say nothing about this," said Rep.
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It was a complaint so vague as to say nothing about what comprised disrespect.
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That's to say nothing of tree nuts, which carpet the forest floor in fall.
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Im not going to sit here and say nothing can go wrong, Kelley said.
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"I'm not going to sit here and say nothing can go wrong," Kelley said.
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To say nothing of a growing deficit that is not being taken care of.
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Controversial, perhaps, but unless you've tried this bright green mac and cheese, say nothing.
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Four decades later, Mixon recalls with mixed feelings what he told her: Say nothing.
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Because "Say Nothing" isn't a novel, and that comfort — it's only fiction — isn't there.
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" If "Say Nothing" is, ultimately, about keeping silent, then Peter H. Reynolds's "Say Something!
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Quietly slip your card into the bill presenter and say nothing else about it.
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And that's to say nothing of how Democratic senators might feel on the subject.
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It uses a lot of inspiring buzzwords and Dr. King quotes to basically say nothing.
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And that's to say nothing of the other big platforms where child abuse imagery lives.
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You know that saying, 'if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all?
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To say nothing of how they disembowl the dolls with their tiny little cute teeth!
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And that's to say nothing of his father, who's absolutely killing the (mean tweet) game.
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The even cooler ones quickly soar past $1,000, to say nothing of Peloton's $4,000 beast.
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All of this is to say nothing of the myriad other benefits of school choice.
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The display itself is 480×800 — which is to say, nothing to write home about.
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"My advice is, we say nothing for a while," Gabriel told his asparagus-eating colleagues.
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Asked how much they typically receive at the end of the year, they say "nothing".
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She was determined to say nothing, just in case Tiffany was reporting back to someone.
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Once a decision is made not to indict, a prosecuting agency should say nothing more.
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It is far easier to say nothing than it is to speak words of kindness.
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I don't want to give too much away, but I don't want to say nothing.
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Several billion people lack access to the internet, to say nothing of critical, basic infrastructure.
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"), 6 ("If I have nothing good to say about a person, I will say nothing.
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The union's advice was consistent: Keep quiet, say nothing, file the claim, see what happens.
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To say nothing of how often "excellence" and "respectability" are tragically mistaken for each other.
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This is to say nothing of the most significant challenge of 28500G, which is China.
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Also, the study only looked at penetrative sex and they say nothing about hand jobs.
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This is to say nothing of how China might shape international norms around artificial intelligence.
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"I would never say nothing like that," Landry said in refuting an NFL Network report.
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And that's to say nothing of the ad campaigns for Mac Cosmetics and Armani Jeans.
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"Say Nothing" is an excellent account of the Troubles; it might also be a warning.
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You've gotta make it more uncomfortable for them to say nothing than to say something.
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And that's to say nothing of all the unselfish reasons a man might get the vaccine.
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And that's to say nothing of the multiple concerns over the environmental impact of the project.
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But those records and court documents say nothing about how or why Stern got the position.
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And that's to say nothing of the technical founder who's currently working out of a garage.
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That's to say nothing of the additional time passengers now have to allow for their journeys.
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This is to say nothing of the political feasibility question, which she has not yet broached.
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The greatest service we can give Russian Doll is to say nothing about it quite yet.
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"He came out, grabbed the baby and he didn&apost say nothing to me," she said.
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" And then: "So the question is: If somebody attacks you on Twitter, should you say nothing?
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The original Diablo did it better, to say nothing of Anthem's competition at the AAA level.
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That's to say nothing of conspiracy-laden YouTube videos and ads that are one click away.
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Huckaby: The standard, say-nothing stance from government comes from a very deep seeded risk aversion.
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She will say nothing in court ... she's only there to support her son, as is Kevin.
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The golden rule applies to Nicki MinajIf you have nothing to nice to say, say nothing.
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Some shows (to say nothing of commercials) are specifically shot and edited to keep our attention.
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I would ask for it, Alexa would respond, "Here's your flash briefing," and then say nothing.
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This is to say nothing of the other launch companies like Rocket Lab, Vector, and Stratolaunch.
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And this is to say nothing of the country's vastly diminished role on the global stage.
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"I really was trying to say something nice or say nothing at all," the superstar said.
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Say nothing, wait for them to do what they do, and if it's good, it's done.
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That's to say nothing of the many nonfinancial contributions they make to their cities and states.
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You're waiting for the hiring manager to introduce the next topic, and instead, they say nothing.
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Populists will claim they have the answers; traditionalists will say nothing is wrong they can't fix.
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To the Editor: David Brooks presents an allegory regarding what happens when good people say nothing.
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To say nothing of the disparity in salaries, bonuses, appearance fees, hotel accommodations and per diems.
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That's to say nothing of the strength it takes to keep something like that to yourself.
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That's to say nothing of the cost of travel and the inevitably overpriced conference hotel rooms.
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Amit Shah and Modi say nothing if violence is committed in the name of Hindutva — never.
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"You didn't say nothing in 40 years and now you're coming to punish people," he lamented.
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And that's to say nothing of the many costs the action could have — specifically, trade wars.
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Some pundits say nothing can be done as such bad practices are part of Greece's DNA.
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Their practice is put-up-or-shut-up; that is, bring formal charges or say nothing.
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He and other militia leaders, to say nothing of Iran, would like to see America go.
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To say nothing of their ability to outfly and outfight newer Russian- and Chinese-made planes.
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In some cases, the store may say nothing to customers with weapons if they seem innocuous.
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SAY NOTHING: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland, by Patrick Radden Keefe.
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There was plenty to admire in Axe's handiwork, to say nothing of the script's expert machinations.
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And that's to say nothing of the (sadly unfunded) 18,000mAh monster that Energizer wanted to make.
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So, we should say nothing, and continue to work with our allies to finish off ISIS.
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That's to say nothing of the many other perspectives and social issues the show has tackled.
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I have not finished it yet, but "Say Nothing" seems to be a great book indeed.
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I have not finished it yet, but "Say Nothing" seems to be a great book indeed.
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"Say Nothing" investigates what happened to McConville, while also telling the broader story of the Troubles.
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That's to say nothing about the surge of invective directed at LGBTQ individuals following the election.
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The Chicago police and University of Illinois campus police both say nothing of the kind occurred.
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All this is to say nothing of Yorda's own—far heftier—backstory in the castle town.
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This is the time of year where interest in Vegas, to say nothing of hockey, pops inexorably.
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But the current rules say nothing about wait times to lobby the White House and executive branch.
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And all of that is to say nothing of the continuing gun violence that plagues the country.
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That's to say nothing of Clinton's huge edge among superdelegates -- a project Sanders is saving for later.
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Which is to say nothing of the classist implications inherent in our seeking and micro-cult–joining.
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And that's to say nothing of Trump's sketchiest associates, like Michael Flynn, Carter Page, and Roger Stone.
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But Yusuf's musical sophistication, to say nothing of his lyrical depth, has been present from the start.
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So Tor's star is fading—to say nothing of its less popular competitors like I2p or Freenet.
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That's to say nothing of what it means to be a woman in these sometimes hostile workplaces.
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And all of this is to say nothing of the tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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And you can forget the maxim, If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all.
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Private colleges—to say nothing of elite ones like Oberlin—enroll about 3.4 million students in total.
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And that's to say nothing of the entire ensemble of Straight Outta Compton (and the film itself).
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Do you say nothing and try to forget as quickly as possible, not let it affect you?
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This is to say nothing of the millions more who are marching around the country and world.
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It's not as though your only options are to dominate a meeting or say nothing at all.
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The pact is meant solely to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, supporters say — nothing more.
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Once it happens, I'm supposed to just go about my business and don't say nothing about it.
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While the Constitution requires Senate approval to enter into treaties, it say nothing about withdrawing from treaties.
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And restarting smelters – to say nothing of building new ones – is a long-term, capital intensive process.
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"It is far easier to say nothing than it is to speak words of kindness," Trump said.
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Yet our religious leaders stand by and say nothing while defending their reasons for maintaining their support.
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That's to say nothing of Jennifer Lawrence herself, who can play the hell out of basically anyone.
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And that's to say nothing of the lower courts, stacked with dozens of conservative judges under Trump.
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This is all to say nothing of his self-described attempt to ban Muslims from the country.
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But South Koreans, especially younger ones, are far less interested in reconciliation, to say nothing of reunification.
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And that's to say nothing of the end of the Children of the Forest in season six.
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I started thinking about it while reading an excellent book called "Say Nothing," by Patrick Radden Keefe.
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To say nothing of destabilizing global challenges like the mass migration of desperate refugees, and climate change.
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The stigma of drug addiction is such that friends and colleagues consider it kinder to say nothing.
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And this is to say nothing of the nonviolent attacks, which are impossible to keep up with.
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If you say nothing, if you say something, if you don't say enough, you get in trouble.
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Consensus proved elusive — to say nothing of pronunciation guidelines — and the White House appeared disinclined to help.
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Solvency would help, although I, who can't balance a checkbook, can say nothing useful on that subject.
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The Belfast of "Say Nothing" is a city of religious divisions, security checks, shootings, no-go areas.
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And this is to say nothing of well-worn economic impact report buzzkills like the substitution effect.
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This certainly doesn't mean we sit back, say nothing, and assure ourselves that this too will pass.
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These indictments say nothing about intentional collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian interference in the election.
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And all that's to say nothing of a Trump video we made that got 32 million views.
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They are anxious, but given that Hamilton is both extremely woke and surely not fake, they say nothing.
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And it's the last time I'm talking about it, I ain't going to say nothing else about it.
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Under the circumstances, the safest path for Barr was probably to say nothing — which is what he did.
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When we do talk about it, we blurt out platitudes, lower our voices or say nothing at all.
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They may have been accused, but criminal charges, to say nothing of criminal convictions, are nowhere in sight.
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Just swapping between weapons is needlessly complex, to say nothing of learning how to drop items and build.
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Human rights groups that have long decried the regime's indiscriminate attacks say nothing justifies rebel attacks on civilians.
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I remember thinking there was no point asking anyone, "What happened here?" because they would just say nothing.
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Which is to say nothing of the hundreds of Uber employees who had to experience harassment first hand.
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And that's to say nothing of the special neon editions sported by Michael B. Jordan and Daisy Lowe.
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Owner of Twitter's most feared account, to say nothing of the Presidential bully pulpit, Trump turned suddenly circumspect.
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These are my Confessions and if I say nothing in them it's because I have nothing to say.
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The recommendations say nothing about men under 55, for whom some groups do recommend screening in some circumstances.
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Irrespective of the truth of his account, the real insight comes from why he chose to say nothing.
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And this is to say nothing of the various legal and constitutional complications that would immediately become clear.
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I look at the pizza then at my buddy Nick and turn back to her and say, 'Nothing.
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"If I could tell President Trump one thing about these immigration restrictions, I would say..." Nothing, but silence.
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That's to say nothing of violent crime, which has fallen precipitously since the 1990s all across the country.
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If you snicker or say nothing while your fellow men behave like Donald Trump, you are no better.
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The constant itch, to say nothing of the disfigurement, can be so unbearable that many patients consider suicide.
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The authors say nothing of what to do about 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States.
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And this is to say nothing of larger, purpose-built military drone types such as China's CH-4.
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You got to put yourself in that predicament; you can't really say nothing 'til you're in that position.
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And they don't have much choice, either, because if they say nothing, they'll be knocked for that, too.
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If I say nothing at all, I am treated to a hail of insults as they ride off.
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That feature was killed in part because of opposition from moderate Senate Democrats, to say nothing of Republicans.
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These have inspired fans to create drawings, paintings and hand-glazed coffee mugs, to say nothing of tattoos.
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"Happy birthday" seems absurd, but to say nothing might make them feel forgotten during an already difficult time.
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The answer, of course, is that Trump will say nothing about the lack of findings from the probe.
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To say nothing of their apparent disregard for non-citizens: desperate migrants fleeing violence in their home countries.
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It will have long-term ramifications for the country and the party, to say nothing of individual reputations.
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And that's to say nothing of its many other cinematic forebears, many of which it just doesn't get.
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Clearly, there's quite a bit of messiness here (to say nothing of a snake eating its own tail).
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It's no secret that Google (to say nothing of the tech industry at large) has a diversity problem.
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Employers in every state could then adopt Texas's definition of what counts as essential — which is to say, nothing.
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And that's to say nothing of his continued incitement of unhinged lunatics planting bombs all over New York City.
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She and Kim both reported the employee's inappropriate behavior to their supervisor, but they say nothing was ever done.
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And this is to say nothing of Hollywood's struggles to tell stories offering ample representation for non-white viewers.
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Hopefully the airline doesn't kill any dogs in the meantime, to say nothing of the treatment endured by humans.
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You gotta make your presence be felt, so if you don't even say nothing, your presence gotta be felt.
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That's a dangerous gambit to play for one season of a show, to say nothing of two or three.
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That other prominent evangelicals like Rick Warren and Tim Keller have opted to say nothing is just as notable.
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And that's to say nothing of Google Fiber, the broadband service that started with an aggressive rollout before faltering.
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Then again, they do say nothing lasts forever... MD Complete Acne Clarifying Gel Mask, $19.99, available at MD Complete.
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And I didn't want to say what you're not going to want to hear, so I'd rather say nothing.
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This is to say nothing of the successful home-grown devices, like the Echo, which is flying off shelves.
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Say nothing of the noise pollution and increased likelihood of physical damage to reefs due to more shipping traffic.
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It would be throwing good money after bad for him to sue, to say nothing of the potential exposure.
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They require directors and writers and performers — to say nothing of dozens to thousands of behind-the-scenes personnel.
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What do you say to Americans, people of colour who… (crosstalk) TRUMP: Well, it was very—I say nothing.
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They'll say nothing, eyes boring into the tatty paper menu in front of them, now sopping wet and torn.
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It's a field rife with interesting challenges and no shortage of job openings, to say nothing of generous compensation.
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Lmfao .. she ain't say nothing to me but you gonna pick on the small white boy lol my Dj ?
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She would say nothing to the mother if the mother telephoned to ask how the boy was getting on.
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A president has prosecutorial discretion: He may lawfully shut down an investigation, to say nothing of merely influencing it.
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The N.S.A. would say nothing on Tuesday about whether the coding released was real or where it came from.
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I wanted enough space to put up guests, to say nothing of books, my piano and a home office.
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Too often do we promote things that will literally kill us and say nothing when something like this happens.
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These figures say nothing of the cost of weather-related car crashes or environmental damage caused by snow removal.
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If we reach that point where people say, nothing ever works, it's all nonsense, then we really are done.
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It's better to pause and say nothing-at-all than filling the air with a stream of filler words.
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But as the boundaries of private life dissolve, there's not much space for reflection, to say nothing of vulnerability.
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There's a saying that Seamus Heaney quotes in one of his poems, which is 'Whatever you say, say nothing.
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People say "nothing new" or "the death of the author" but, I am new and I am not dead.
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But to visit Rakhine State and say nothing about the crimes that occurred there is an act of complicity.
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" And she'd say, "Nothing, it's 290 yards away from your house and we've just been talking to each other.
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Americans purchase some 3 billion batteries a year, to say nothing of all the batteries embedded in our phones.
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He had already paid in fines and forfeiture, to say nothing of nearly two years with the ankle bracelet.
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Pooh, who memorably said, "People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day" — among other incendiary remarks.
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The Constitution and the Bill of Rights say nothing about sex, of any kind, with anyone, under any circumstances.
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Still, she claims to have no interest in the big walls of Yosemite, to say nothing of serious mountaineering.
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She could say nothing, for the incredibly delicate and expensive headpiece was smushed up against her carefully painted lips.
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At $550,000, It had two floors, a backyard, and three bedrooms — to say nothing of the significantly higher mortgage.
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So it's not going to be that easy for the White House to simply say, 'nothing to see here.
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Instead, the agency itself, to say nothing of the reviewing courts, should recognize that the rule must be vacated.
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The displays say nothing about the brutal ideological purges conducted by Mao and his secret police chief, Kang Sheng.
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Is it really possible that Democrats have learned so little from the success of McConnell's "just say nothing" approach?
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To say nothing of the frightening pet rat, the introverted cat, the three-legged dog or the rescue parrot.
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Of course California and Hawaii already have, to say nothing of more than 22 US cities (most recently Chicago).
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And this is to say nothing of ongoing modern slavery, which afflicts roughly 35.8 million people globally each year.
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And that's to say nothing of Glenn imparting all of his sage wisdom to Enid throughout the past few episodes.
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To ensure that no one got too friendly, to say nothing of becoming romantically involved, the leaders rotated partners regularly.
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The president could also choose to say nothing at all on the matter, a gesture that would be equally significant.
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It's so impossibly sad, and I can honestly say nothing else on this show genuinely moves or intrigues me anymore.
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One must be silent to understand them, and it is better to say nothing than to try to explain them.
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Others say they're operated by a combination of employees and activists, and some say nothing about their creators at all.
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Google has wide repercussions for big companies and smaller developers alike, to say nothing of the $9 billion at stake.
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And it was exactly the surreal circus you might expect, to say nothing of the contents of the actual meeting.
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Never mind that the tightening bond market does not seem to notice, to say nothing of ill-informed short sellers.
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The habits of the library and the newsstand, to say nothing of pre-digital social life, are lost to us.
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More than 10,000 unaccompanied minors have been issued deportation orders in the past two years, to say nothing of adults.
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Trump is so dangerous, they've argued, that to say nothing would be a betrayal of their responsibilities to the public.
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And that's to say nothing of the stars who decided to forgo undergarments altogether — Chrissy Teigen, we're looking at you.
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This is to say nothing of the policies that ignore the distinction between therapeutic maintenance treatment and illicit drug use.
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"We always say nothing delights us more [than] when we hear someone refer to us as 'their' brewery," he said.
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"I can say nothing about these kinds of conversations," Rutte said, repeating his standard response to questions on security measures.
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That's to say nothing of the constant, misogynistic leaking of nude photos and whatever is happening in the White House.
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The party of Reagan, Eisenhower and Lincoln, to say nothing of Teddy Roosevelt, can certainly accommodate pragmatists along with purists.
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"The worst thing you can do in politics is surround yourself with people who say nothing but 'yes,'" I said.
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But their efforts to force a vote (to say nothing of legislative action) in the GOP-controlled chamber fell flat.
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But we cannot – in good conscience – do nothing, and say nothing, when we see the hope of peace slipping away.
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"I say nothing because I was able to get him to produce it," he said of the birth certificate. Mrs.
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That spells trouble for companies and organizations operating in Mexico — to say nothing for the country and its inhabitants themselves.
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Sanders may have shocked observers (to say nothing of Hillary Clinton's campaign) in 2016, but he was now yesterday's news.
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To say nothing of all the change its basic text product has spurned throughout the world, for better or worse.
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There's no telling what will appeal most to the electorate next fall, to say nothing of the next presidential cycle.
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Basketball has point-shaving, to say nothing of that one time a Paralympic hoops team stocked its roster with ringers.
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This more expansive quarantine put even more pressure on businesses, to say nothing of tourism and travel to the region.
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But we cannot – in good conscience –do nothing, and say nothing, when we see the hope of peace slipping away.
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But even the full weight of our government's influence — to say nothing of public opinion — couldn't make those charges stick.
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Progressives like Bernie Sanders call for "revolution," yet say nothing about a Constitution that, left unchanged, makes their aspirations unattainable.
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To say nothing of climate change: Wealthy countries' enrichment is destroying the planet, hitting the poorest countries hardest of all.
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" The homily would go on to say, "Nothing — not even suicide — can separate us from the unconditional love of God.
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This is to say nothing of who got paid by the name change or any of the rest of it.
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Pleasantly surprised, but not at all convinced that this watch is worth investing in, to say nothing of this platform.
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This became the new standard for news, and everyday coverage -- to say nothing of Bronco chases -- was never the same.
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Usually I would say nothing can go wrong when you have breaded and fried chicken, tomato sauce, and cheese together.
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But some research, to say nothing of the trove of comments about cats' positive reactions, makes clear that many do.
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"To say nothing of the Ukrainians themselves, in that, they get a vote and Donald Trump can't speak for them."
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And that's to say nothing of tax cuts, which the president's team has suggested need not necessarily be paid for.
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In "Say Nothing," as Keefe investigates the crime, a history of Northern Ireland — and the Troubles — unfurls in the background.
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And that's to say nothing of rumors of off-screen drama between series creator Nic Pizzolatto and director Cary Fukunaga.
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So it&aposs not right to say nothing&aposs been done by North Korea at this point, that&aposs not true.
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After opening with the usual criticisms of Obamacare, Spicer goes on to say... nothing at all about the House bill itself.
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Until a particle is observed, an act that causes the wave function to "collapse," we can say nothing about its location.
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To say nothing of the fact you won't have to open a freaking browser window just to get your content in.
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The Masters — to say nothing of the Sons of the Harpy — have always been one of Game of Thrones' weaker villains.
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Even 30 miles beyond I-610 (to say nothing of the city center itself), you'll find yourself bombarded by rampant xenophobia.
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We'd say nothing could compare to Stephen Gammell's classic illustrations, but damn, some of this imagery sure seems to be trying.
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Between Cruz, Rubio, Hillary and Bernie — to say nothing of Donald Trump — there's a lot of those qualities to go around.
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America and Britain, to say nothing of the world's other English-speaking countries, are home to a wide variety of dialects.
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There is no demand for a vehicle like this, to say nothing of the complete lack of infrastructure or regulatory allowances.
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This is to say nothing of the various ideological constraints that, as in any country, exert significant pressure on social life.
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It's an environmental nightmare in every way other than carbon emissions, to say nothing of its wretched economics and dodgy politics.
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Still, these results do not bode well for all the identical twins out there, to say nothing of triplets and quintuplets.
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Japanese people don't generally engage in conversations with strangers, to say nothing of American journalists who walk up to them unannounced.
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Thousands of users in the U.S. alone apparently failed to notice this, to say nothing of the app developer's obvious failures.
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The work of preaching socialism in the US, to say nothing of its successful practice, has been a historically dangerous task.
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Sources connected with the couple tell TMZ they had a postnup ... the divorce docs say nothing about any division of property.
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Opponents of the bill, which they fear could be used to silence dissent, say nothing short of its withdrawal will do.
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Today, only an obsessive could catch the entirety of black film performance on screens (to say nothing of direction and writing).
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This is all to say nothing of the fact that informing a large silver button of your horniness seems incredibly misguided.
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Shady lawyer Thirsty (Andre Royo) tells Hakeem to say nothing — including an apology — because that would admit culpability on Empire's part.
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Manson's shadow too often eclipses that of the Hollywood starlet he victimized, to say nothing of the others killed that night.
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"They say nothing remains where water flowed away, but there is something to harvest after the heat," Kang said, citing defectors.
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Thus, solutions that focus exclusively on preventing mass killings will miss the overwhelming majority of killings (to say nothing of suicides).
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North Korea doesn't have to declare the facilities it has, much less dismantle them, to say nothing of destroying actual warheads.
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Remote and largely featureless Amazon warehouses won't offer nearly the same fiscal benefit — to say nothing of the impact on jobs.
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Those piles, most notably the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch," are usually far from human settlements, to say nothing of resort destinations.
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PARIS — To some, the new street urinals in Paris are a mere eyesore, to say nothing of the men using them.
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A decades-old drug possession plea deal, for example, may say nothing about whether someone would be a competent board president.
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To say nothing of the widespread belief in the United States intelligence community that Russians manipulated social media in his favor.
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And that's to say nothing of the moments of high fashion, when T'Challa and his allies embark on exciting spy missions.
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In the wake of #MeToo, men have expressed to me that fear of saying something sexist leads them to say nothing.
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Polling around racial attitudes — to say nothing of the reality of life in America — seems to suggest it's a good one.
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Or, given that I'm not a victim myself and that the information has been only quietly circulated, should I say nothing?
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Game instructions online lay out the responsibilities of ticket buyers but say nothing about what happens in cases of software problems.
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And this cohort of young Americans hasn't only put in the classroom work — to say nothing of extracurricular activities and internships.
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That is to say nothing of the fear, the anxiety, the sadness and depression as I entered the world of Alzheimer's.
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King's voice" on the Senate floor, to say nothing of "millions who are afraid & appalled by what's happening in our country.
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His interest in self-preservation, to say nothing of the good of Egypt, should prompt him to stop acting as one.
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All that is to say nothing of the ubiquitous Carmen Dell'Orefice and Iris Apfel, each riveting in a multitude of campaigns.
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That is half of what a low-wage job in Ramallah would pay, to say nothing of work in the Gulf.
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It's pure conflation of the state and the president, to say nothing of the longing for the ability to inflict violence.
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Most had hardly heard of genital herpes, to say nothing about the common and devastating systemic herpetic infections in immunocompromised patients.
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And that's to say nothing of the idea that US troops in Iraq could somehow have stopped ISIS's growth in Syria.
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Still, dare we say, nothing has been as crazy as the most recent subplot of Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) joining a cult.
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To say nothing of the fake news (both foreign and home-grown) that has been rampant on Facebook during the Trump era.
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To say nothing of the many academic and political leaders of the movement who have given their all in promoting this cause.
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"My mother used to have a saying that if you don't have something nice to say, say nothing at all," Schiller said.
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And that's to say nothing of the following big banks have earned in the years they've participated in the great social experiment.
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Losses like that really hurt small businesses, to say nothing of the time and effort it takes to stamp out the counterfeiters.
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"I say nothing," retorted Mr Trump, instead praising himself for forcing Mr Obama to release his long-form birth certificate in 2011.
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That's to say nothing of the free-scrolling mode, which, thanks to the new system, feels like it could just spin forever.
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And that's to say nothing of the numerous, more flawed shows that exist in a less covered but still enjoyable gray area.
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" This is to say nothing of the questions she imagines others might ask: "Maybe it was rough, but was it really abusive?
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Or we say nothing to them, because we can't tear ourselves from the screens on which our extraordinary political drama is unfolding.
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Still, the Trump White House will face a divided GOP on Capitol Hill, to say nothing of the deep divisions among Americans.
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" The interview came back to Lil Nas X's sexuality after Young Thug claimed, "You can't say nothing about a gay person now.
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And that's to say nothing of Wu Tang, with Ghostface Killah calling himself Tony Stark and Iron Man and all of that.
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They constantly missed incoming blasts in practice, to say nothing of how they might fare in the face of an actual assault.
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And that's to say nothing of Boko Haram, which pledged itself to ISIS last year and is now recognized as Wilayat Nigeria.
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Wallace and Mr. Bernstein were off campus that day, and the remaining three say nothing out of the ordinary happened that day.
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I say nothing, and I take their gym, like a silent assassin with his pockets full of Drowzees and Slowpokes and Mankeys.
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"To do really big things, you've got to try; it's easy to say 'nothing will work' or 'nothing is perfect,'" he says.
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She's already ethered Taylor Swift, to say nothing of her vise-like grip on the hearts and minds of Instagram users everywhere.
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For example, the effort to ban veal crates leaves the rest of the cattle industry untouched — to say nothing of other animals.
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But while Democrats believe Manchin is firmly in the driver's seat, they say nothing can be ruled out in this political climate.
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Other archaeologists, however, strongly dispute that idea, and say nothing of any significance is concealed in the walls of the burial chamber.
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That's to say nothing of the "chiropractic adjustment" video, and numerous more that please, tingle, and relax those susceptible to their sway.
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This to say nothing about the highly flawed plan to dump the regulated and less regulated plans together in a single pool.
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This is to say nothing of the degree to which the highly rated channel has become enmeshed with the Trump administration itself.
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"To say nothing was not an option for me," Bettel wrote on Twitter after the summit, signing his message with his initials.
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"We were such a loser town and you can't really say nothing to someone who supports a different sports team," Jackson said.
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Job growth in renewable energy has far outpaced the rest of the economy, to say nothing of the stagnant fossil fuel industry.
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Because—let's face it—all those smart appliances (to say nothing of your dumb ones) might be turning your power bill ugly.
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To say nothing of primary, secondary… at all the other telecoms… Server capacity is, what, an additional five thousand uploads a year?
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That's to say nothing of the myriad campaigns, major magazine covers, and top-notch runways Kloss has appeared on over the years.
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That's to say nothing of the complex computer chips whose microscopic features are far too tiny for any 3D printer to reproduce.
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Shouldn't the weight of available evidence, to say nothing of the presumption of innocence, extend to the court of public opinion, too?
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They're bad for business and television ratings, to say nothing of white male dominance, and so he relegates them to the shadows.
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There are few games as lyrical, unique, and emotionally resonant out there, to say nothing of its continual ingenuity in its presentation.
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But choosing to keep old laptops around — to say nothing of refusing firmware/software updates — is not at all a benign choice.
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Both candidates want to ban private prisons, but say nothing about prison-guards' unions, which are more effective drivers of mass incarceration.
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" The source continues: "Brooke was taken advantage of, manipulated and used, and that's to say nothing of the physical attack she endured.
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Because if you just following along blindly and you wind up in prison with a baton up your butt, don't say nothing.
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And the importance of the outcome of the Democratic primary—to say nothing of the country and the world— had suddenly ballooned.
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BECAUSE YOU KNOW THEY SEEM TO SAY NOTHING AND THEY GET AWAY WITH IT. YOU EMBARRASS THEM AND THEY WILL TAKE ACTION.
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These public benefits, however, say nothing at all about Pagan's culpability or moral blameworthiness, which are the proper bases of his punishment.
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As for tomatoes, green peppers, onions, cucumbers, garlic or lettuce — to say nothing of avocados, pineapples or cilantro — there were only promises.
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Many have tried, but chose to say nothing rather than publish meaningless results, leaving the field open for authors with lower standards.
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Maybe the only thing that's really changed is now, in my late twenties, it's not really possible for me to say nothing.
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It didn't cost anywhere close to $1 billion (to say nothing of $19 billion) to create these companies in the first place.
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The difference between the quality of governance in, say, China and Nigeria, to say nothing of Nigeria and South Korea, is huge.
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When most men are accused of sexual harassment or assault, the first advice they get from lawyers and HR is to say nothing.
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Of course, Airbus isn't doing this to please the weirdly chatty flyers of the world, to say nothing of the suffering, silent majority.
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And all of this rewriting of history is to say nothing of Carlson's calls for the annihilation of Iran during the Obama administration.
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But Democrats also won House seats in the suburbs of Atlanta and Oklahoma City (to say nothing of Chicago, Minneapolis, and Orange County).
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The findings also say nothing about the effect that full-tilt legalization laws that have passed in states such as Colorado could have.
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McCain had the decisive vote — to say nothing of the moral and emotional authority of his dramatic post-surgery return to the Senate.
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RemoveDebris will go after whole satellites, because tracking small objects and targeting them (to say nothing of determining a fragment's owner) is harder.
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That's to say nothing of the record number of wildfires in the Arctic this year — more than 100 long-lived ones this summer.
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That's to say nothing of the colossal commercial value of blockchain endeavors which could help fuel-inject the economic engine of our democracy.
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It's to say nothing of what the leasing price would be if the impacts of the coal's carbon emissions were taken into account.
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That's to say nothing of all the tours, trips, train rides and amusement park attractions all based on the series by J.K. Rowling.
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Seeing a whole universe form before one's very eyes, for one, to say nothing about the birth of a new life form: Avatars.
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The problem is that Rubio and Cruz (to say nothing of Ben Carson and John Kasich) are phenomenally ill-equipped for this task.
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It will be a pitched battle for control of the House, to say nothing about the gargantuan fights ahead for individual Senate seats.
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That's to say nothing of the game's humor, which, as we discussed on Waypoint Radio yesterday, is the definition of hit-or-miss.
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Dora the Explorer is etched into the brains of a certain generation of early aughts kids, to say nothing of their beleaguered parents.
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Sources say nothing substantive was decided and all hearings regarding Kevin's request for child support have been put off until a later date.
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People cut in front of me in line, their butts at my eye level, but my voice is weak and I say nothing.
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Chris Pratt feels strangely out of place That's to say nothing of Haley Bennett's Emma, whose spirited performance continually drives the film forward.
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If the issues are inextricably linked, but the need is real, say nothing about your feelings when you ask for the silver back.
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The former FBI director offered plausible, detailed recollections of his meetings with Trump — and appeared to say nothing substantively inconsistent with previous accounts.
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Say nothing, and they worry they're missing an opportunity to help their child with what could become a serious long-term health problem.
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There were new weapons for his troops to master, to say nothing of the unfamiliar challenges of battle on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau.
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And that's to say nothing of the many tiny tweaks to the show's premise and characters that its writers made throughout its run.
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And that's to say nothing of its interest in the love lives and regrets of older people, something television also rarely touches upon.
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The plan reportedly calls for $22010 million in direct public subsidies, to say nothing of property tax breaks, operating costs, and infrastructure improvements.
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And keeping a satellite perfectly still is hard enough, to say nothing of having it move perfectly to within fractions of a millimeter.
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" When I meet former students years after they have graduated and ask them, "what did you end up doing?" they, too, say, "nothing.
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Algeria has not seen the kind of violence that followed Sudan's recent uprising, to say nothing of the horrors in Libya or Syria.
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This is to say nothing of how Russia's political influence campaign exposed just how vulnerable individual Americans were to being manipulated by misinformation.
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That doesn't mean sugar is without dangers: it certainly plays a role in the development of obesity, to say nothing of dental cavities.
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The press bureau gave out the elliptical response the government had preordained, and when his jet landed, Berezovsky was told to say nothing.
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They'll learn just enough science (to say nothing of current events) to be satisfied that this story is grounded in a familiar world.
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It's best to say nothing, to quietly stand beside — and hope to be invited into — the tribe of the stunned and the mournful.
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The potential ramifications of a nuclear disaster in the world's most populated country are stark, to say nothing of economic or environmental fallout.
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Uzi makes "fishbowl lens" rhyme with "fuck his colon," to say nothing of how he arrived at those images in the first place.
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That's to say nothing of the tidbits dispersed between the spin-offs and novels, as if Assassin's Creed's mythology deserved that much backstory.
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Fortunately, our sources say nothing suspicious was found in his bag, but it was enough to freak out the nearby passengers like Karrueche.
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The supporting cast includes other big names like Bobby Cannavale and Sissy Spacek, to say nothing of the up-and-comer Stephan James.
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Kaine was vetted by the Obama campaign eight years ago and people close to that process say nothing was discovered that would disqualify him.
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The great myths and legends of history, to say nothing of religious narratives, are supposedly rooted in this dichotomy: a dichotomy that humans crave.
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It also gave regulators great discretionary power (to say nothing of lucrative job opportunities helping financial institutions to navigate their way through the murk).
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The threats that beset the world's technological infrastructure, to say nothing of our mutual humanity, are dire, diffuse, immense in scope, and rapidly evolving.
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And that's to say nothing of how the country remains a monarchy, where citizens' happiness is directly dependent on the benevolence of the king.
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As with the police files, the FBI documents that have been released say nothing about how Lesin sustained the head injuries that killed him.
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I'm a very private person as far as my dealings with the opposite sex, because even with my friends I don't really say nothing.
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That's to say nothing of trophy hunting of big game, a controversial practice where hunters can pay to kill a designated rhino or lion.
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And as we said before, each cryptocurrency is a little different; they're constantly evolving, to say nothing of the new ones regularly popping up.
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If they did, Trump wouldn't have been able to win the GOP nomination in the first place — to say nothing of the general election.
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He has suggested that the likes of their son should not be allowed in the United States — to say nothing of entering its service.
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Current Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) cover everything from windshield wipers to brake fluids but say nothing about the perception of autonomous vehicles.
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Take a video tour Pictures are great, even 3D walk-throughs, but those who have been through this say nothing compares to live video.
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Still, limping across the starting line isn't a great look for either of these devices, to say nothing of VR as a burgeoning medium.
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And this is to say nothing of how law enforcement agencies around the world are experimenting with facial recognition as tool of mass surveillance.
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That's to say nothing of HQ's falling numbers or ongoing complaints about bots or payout issues, among other controversies that have dogged the brand.
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Prior to the adoption of concepts like basic hygiene (to say nothing of anesthesia), they did little to disabuse their patients of this notion.
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In the case of Senator Kelly Ayotte, abandoning Trump is a way to try to save her skin, to say nothing of her dignity.
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Luckily the bomb injured no one, but so far the reaction to the attack by the usually voluble Trump has been to say nothing.
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In other words: Societies that support the arts are stronger on a global stage than those that don't, to say nothing of more influential.
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They are approached by John Stone (John Turturro), who offers to represent Naz for $50,000; they say nothing—who has that kind of money?
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And keep in mind: That total doesn't account for the spike in 2017 premiums, to say nothing of further spikes in the years ahead.
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This is to say nothing of Whitaker having reportedly threatened someone victimized by a company the feds labeled a scam as recently as 2015.
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But for those conflicted about monetizing certain things — romantic bandwidth and emotional access, to say nothing of bodies — such messy connections create a problem.
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It lacks the great strength of works like Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried or Oliver Stone's Platoon, to say nothing of Apocalypse Now.
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He has suggested that the likes of their son should not be allowed in the United States -- to say nothing of entering its service.
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Clinton appeared to say nothing to contradict what they had already discovered about how the private server was used, a law enforcement official said.
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Making sleep a priority doesn't cost anything and could lead to massive healthcare savings, to say nothing of a much better quality of life.
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At the moment I can say nothing about what has not turned to ashes, but I hear colleagues saying that it was all lost.
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That animus towards progress is where the nasty Facebook comments come in, to say nothing of other social media platforms and—god forbid—forums.
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At that rate, it would take almost a year just to scrape 10 million channels, to say nothing of extracting the metadata from them.
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Yet talking (or tweeting) is a form of action: It's a choice to say one thing rather than another, or say nothing at all.
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Today's mascots need to do a lot for their brands — and experts say nothing helps them stay engaging and memorable more than sex appeal.
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There's some people who will just sit with you while you need to talk and be there for you, maybe say nothing at all.
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But I find Bernie not much better, morally speaking, than Trump, and that's to say nothing about his extreme domestic and foreign policy views.
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On Earth, it still takes the better part of a day to get from Australia to Florida, to say nothing of going back again.
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He got into reality TV (which ensured that a whole new generation became familiar with his inimitable voice, to say nothing of his look).
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This is to say nothing of the US government's allegations of industrial and corporate espionage by these companies on behalf of the Chinese government.
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And this is to say nothing of the campaign on social media, where it seemed every profile picture was replaced by Gilad Shalit's face.
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There are others who witness and hear these atrocities and choose to say nothing, or choose to speak to us later in hushed corners.
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Manuel and Ana hide the letters and say nothing to Eurídice, who begins to obsess about Guida, hiring a private detective to track her.
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I've heard comics onstage mock women and gay people and black people in a variety of ways that still manage to say nothing new.
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Many of us say nothing to the person we are angry with while we beat ourselves up about how we're too sensitive or insecure.
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He said he doesn't think Fed Chair Janet Yellen will say anything surprising and expects European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to say nothing.
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In "Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland," Patrick Radden Keefe trains a cold eye on an incendiary subject.
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That discussion is just getting underway, and the better part of valor is to do what the GND resolution does: say nothing about it.
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Microsoft is still bruised from all the (justified) criticism it ran into with multiple variants of Windows, to say nothing of the Windows RT debacle.
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To say nothing of how inspiring it will be for young girls in Carol's universe and our own, be they named Monica or something else.
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President Trump's racist rhetoric and authoritarian fear-mongering (to say nothing of his concentration camps) have created an artificial crisis that makes everyone less safe.
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To say nothing of keeping dozens of copycats, domestic and foreign, from joining Russia in running an updated version of the 2016 election interference playbook.
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Cardi's still opting to SAY nothing about the baby B she and Offset are expecting ... so, maybe she's just gonna let pictures tell the story.
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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, the average deductible in employer health plans is now $1,478 — and that's to say nothing of premiums, copays, etc.
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And that's to say nothing of almost anonymous brands like Doogee and Maze, both of which are now touting phones with almost bezel-less displays.
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As the iconic Carrie Bradshaw once said, "They say nothing lasts forever; dreams change, trends come and go, but friendships never go out of style."
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Nabiullina told CNBC she could "say nothing" about a second rate cut this year, adding that it would depend on the economy and inflation expectations.
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EU lawyers studying the Paris accord, another EU source said, say nothing in the Paris deal prohibits a participant from seeking to reduce its commitments.
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So when those games fall short post-release, it's in those companies' best interest to say nothing and try to course correct behind closed doors.
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It's been rising steadily again for years, but it remains below its George W. Bush levels, to say nothing of its Clinton-era high point.
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Say nothing of the greater struggle journalists have pinning him down on what he means: The first big test is getting the source material right.
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But in 2016 (to say nothing of 2018), simply making a good messaging app wasn't enough — not when it has to compete with established giants.
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There's a new Star Wars film and a Harry Potter spinoff coming later this year, to say nothing of Disney's latest animated princess film, Moana.
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Britain's prime minister has chosen to "say nothing" on the upcoming Brexit negotiations to avoid upsetting certain cabinet members, Scotland's First Minister told CNBC Tuesday.
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"I have to say, nothing feels like getting dressed up in sequins," Winfrey explains to the camera in a floor-length sequined Marc Jacobs dress.
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An oft-cited statistic which also appears in Pad Man says that only 12 percent of Indian women use pads (to say nothing of tampons).
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And that's to say nothing of the game's fascinating, if flawed, voice mechanic, which allows you to connect a microphone and communicate with your squad.
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To say nothing would have amounted to passively watching a tragedy unfold; to say anything more would have been an attack on his own administration.
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Of course, microphones tend to make for bad speakers, and vice versa — to say nothing of a device that was only ever meant to buzz.
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Half of what he said and did tonight at the debate—to say nothing of the press conference that came before it—was absolutely disqualifying.
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I ain't setting out to be no critic, so I make sure to say nothing but nice things to whoever shares their stuff with me.
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This is not enough for most legal and ethics experts, who say nothing short of a blind trust or Trump dissolving the company will do.
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"Europe can, at the moment, say nothing to Mr. Trump about the wall with Mexico," says Michele Calantropo, a Sicilian attorney representing Berhe in court.
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And Google has thrown in its own extra hint with the #MadeByGoogle hashtag — to say nothing of an entire website on with the "madeby" subdomain.
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" It felt "strange", he wrote, adding that "as SEALs, we'd been taught to hold our stories close, to say nothing to outsiders, especially the press.
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According to the survey results, 92% of people say nothing makes them happier or more confident in life than having their financial house in order.
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Some, especially elder, neocons believed that Americans could indeed now tend to their gardens—to say nothing of roads, schools, churches, hospitals, parks, and theaters.
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"I can't sit back and say nothing," said James, who lists participating in youth athletics as one of the most inclusive experiences of his upbringing.
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Saner pundits say: Nothing much more will happen; it's all bluster; India and Pakistan would not go to war again because both have nuclear weapons.
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And that's to say nothing of the secondary consequences of people losing jobs and incomes to Covid-19 and thus being forced to curtail spending.
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There's certainly plenty to see, between the splashy museum shows, pop-up exhibitions, and beachy art fairs, to say nothing of the parties and galas.
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But the distinctiveness of the exteriors and the fervor around all things culinary appealed to him, to say nothing of the bottomless supply of subjects.
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" I think about what a harrowing tale Patrick Radden Keefe has woven in "Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland.
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Merrily We Roll Along looks to be an even more ambitious production (to say nothing of the fact that it'll also be a full musical).
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That's to say nothing of what would happen when you have shareholders and board members who are actual community members rather than anonymous global citizens.
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"My daughter said just let it go, don't say nothing, just let it go and I did — until l I had different directives," he said.
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We can ask whether it's O.K. for boys to tease one another, or for a child to watch a boy be teased and say nothing.
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Also, two very different reads on 'the troubles' in Northern Ireland: 'Say Nothing' by Patrick Radden Keefe (non-fiction) and 'Milkman' by Anna Burns (fiction).
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This would disrupt coastal habitats and communities around the world, to say nothing of the devastating effects it will have on polar and glacial ecosystems.
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That's to say nothing of potential audits in states across the country, litigation if they under-collect and consumer fraud suits if they over-collect.
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Virginia's history with racism is too fraught to allow this association with blackface (to say nothing of the Ku Klux Klan imagery) to stand unaddressed.
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So limiting screen time does not necessarily liberate the funds to plant even a single tree, to say nothing of half an acre of them.
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The legislative path for their policies — to say nothing of a Green New Deal or universal child care — will go entirely through the Democratic Party.
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My reactions always took one of two forms: Okay, I'm going to destroy this person, or Y ou know what, I'm just going to say nothing.
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The GOP elite, to say nothing of the national media, has too much invested in Rubio as the Trump alternative to abandon him at this point.
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More than enough to submerge US coastal cities like Miami, to say nothing of the low lying Marshall Islands, which will each become their own Atlantis.
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Pompeo's formal declarations and social media statements together illustrate the sharp, very clear difference between the say-nothing-do-nothing policy vacuum of the Obama administration.
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Leading opposition figures say nothing less than the full withdrawal of the bill is acceptable, and protest leaders have said Sunday's demonstration will proceed as planned.
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"McGowan urges everyone to speak up, writing that those who "sit idly by and say nothing should know that aiding and abetting is a moral crime.
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This is to say nothing of non-deadly assaults, the beating of children or elderly family members, or the surprisingly frequent victimisation of men by women.
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And those are just the "counterterrorism" troops, to say nothing of the conventional forces that have been stationed around Europe, the Koreas, and elsewhere for decades.
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Soaring military budgets amid collapsing revenues could force Trump to temper his own proposed military expansion, to say nothing of the even bigger expansion Deptula espoused.
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The High Road can be a lonely place, and I'd love to remain next to him there, but I can not, in good conscience say nothing.
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This sort of takedown happens often enough that we can assume most YouTubers are aware of them, to say nothing of reporters covering YouTube moderation issues.
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That's not a ton of cash, but it's at least enough to pay a few telephone bills, to say nothing of those pesky startup automo' bills.
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We are the odd couple out, a grown daughter and her father who have chosen to attend a game together but say nothing to each other.
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I finish two of the books I brought on this trip, "Say Nothing" and "The Faithful Place" by Tana French at the hostel while I eat.
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That's to say nothing of heating the chemicals used to create vape juice flavors like watermelon mojito and blue razzle berry at higher temperatures than intended.
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And all of this is to say nothing about what could happen to the plan if a climate-skepic Republican is elected as president in November.
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I could make the beat so amazing to where I don't gotta say nothing because that's what we doing damn near for all the other artists.
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Without getting too technical, sources tell Eurogamer that the hardware inside the Switch is less powerful than the Xbox One, to say nothing of the PS4.
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There's always a fine line between react or not, but in this day in age, to say nothing is often not the best way to go.
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The good news is that many of Michigan's dynamic skill players are their youngest, to say nothing of another banner recruiting class that's on the way.
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Not long ago, it would have been difficult to find the two companies in the same stratosphere, to say nothing of the same piece of paper.
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NXIVM followers were the opposite of indulgent (except perhaps for NXIVM's jailed leader Keith Raniere, who notoriously loves pizza, to say nothing of his sexual preferences).
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Even if the rules say nothing about the issue, residents might still have a reasonable expectation that a longstanding service like this one would continue indefinitely.
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Taken one by one, there is barely a piece in the maddened, maddening collection that wouldn't benefit from a trim, to say nothing of a slashing.
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Sequels have a poor track record to begin with, to say nothing of sequels to films with endings as perfect and wistful as Wreck-It Ralph's.
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At first glance, those classic storylines might seem primitive when compared to modern comics, to say nothing of the big-budget cinematic blockbusters that they inspired.
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The same wine can seem to change depending on the food, the mood and the company, to say nothing of the weather and time of day.
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It wasn't enough: The donations barely covered the cost of running the "fund-raising drives," to say nothing of Radio Free Europe's $30 million annual budgets.
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Since 2002, the American Catholic Church — to say nothing of the church globally — has been contending with the sheer catastrophic scope and scale of the crisis.
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The resulting ozone loss could have led to 2 million additional cases of skin cancer by 2030 — to say nothing of crop damage or other impacts.
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That movie had Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, and Ernie Hudson — to say nothing of Annie Potts, Sigourney Weaver, and Rick Moranis in important supporting roles.
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A young reporter (Owen Campbell) is there, asking for a few commemorative words from Harry, and if Harry is smart (which he ain't) he'll say nothing.
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Given what lies ahead, however, it is not at all clear how much of the Hampshire philosophy — to say nothing of the Hampshire soul — will survive.
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What should shock us is the fact that Republican leaders say nothing when the president speaks of people from "shithole countries" like Haiti or in Africa.
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Patrick Radden Keefe's "Say Nothing," a history of the Troubles told largely through one woman's disappearance, is one of this year's most acclaimed works of nonfiction.
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By some estimates, 4 million mobile phones were sold every day in 2018, to say nothing of the unsold phones or the outdated phones they replaced.
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The more drugs they take to get to an A1C level of seven, the greater the risk of ensuing complications (to say nothing of skyrocketing costs).
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But, he said, most guidelines that urge people to limit sugar say nothing about reducing refined starches, even though studies suggest that both are equally harmful.
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But why should we invite corporate billionaires to control which social and economic problems deserve attention, to say nothing about how those problems might be treated?
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" And in "Walkin' on Eggshells," which harks back to the Neil Young of "Harvest," she realizes "I don't wanna hurt your feelings/So I say nothing.
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Their best out is probably actually to say nothing, but here's the thing that I've been thinking about this whole time: BlizzCon is in 3 weeks.
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Between King, Savini and Hill, any one of them might justly call the original "my 'Creepshow'" — to say nothing of Romero, who died two years ago.
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As an adult, he was consumed by his work as civil engineering consultant and later land cultivation expert, to say nothing of many years of smoking.
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In the long run, clean power will pay for itself, and that's to say nothing of the government incentives Amazon stands to reap from the projects.
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That solution allowed both sides to claim victory — Trump could say money was going toward the wall, while Democrats could say nothing new was being built.
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"You can't say nothing has been done, but my point would be, it hasn't been enough," Rogers, who also heads the National Security Agency, said Tuesday.
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The United States is richer and has a far larger population, to say nothing of the fact that its Middle East adventures helped destabilize the region.
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Several trends have caused difficulties for labor unions, including automation, globalization and the expansion of right-to-work states, to say nothing of exorbitant union contracts.
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It is to say: Nothing restrains me, not what I promised yesterday, not what I am saying to you now, not what I might do tomorrow.
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Its sherry sibling, oloroso, is another, as are other fortified wines like Madeira and port, to say nothing of lesser known brethren like Banyuls and Maury.
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Aside from these questions' vulnerability to a little research (to say nothing of nosy parents or malicious exes), none of them are relevant to all adults.
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Between Orange and these promising freshmen, that's already six shows competing to fill a total of seven slots — to say nothing of the five returning nominees.
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This is a pittance next to the $7 per person paid for the wall's construction (to say nothing of the big maintenance and personnel bills to come).
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To say nothing of the actual travel that involves working twice as hard before and after these trips just to prepare to be away from my desk.
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Lam suspended the bill two weeks ago, saying she had heard the people "loud and clear", but opponents say nothing less than the full withdrawal is acceptable.
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And that's to say nothing of a strange extended visual gag in which a male suspect is dressed up as a woman in order to escape attention.
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This is to say nothing of financial vehicles like SoftBank's truly enormous Vision Fund, into which the Japanese telecom giant invested $28 billion of its own capital.
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And that's to say nothing of other drones we already know about that can spot a coin on the sidewalk from the height of a commercial airplane.
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But many experts say nothing it has done is consequential enough to be seen as a sign that the country is willing to fully surrender its nukes.
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Yet the proposal, to say nothing of the $25.5-a-share bid, which Mr Polman thought grossly undervalued his company, was appalling to the Dutch chief executive.
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Figuring out a way to reconcile those two systems (to say nothing of Alexa and Apple's own room classifications) is going to be an industry-wide job.
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Following the House vote to lay out impeachment procedures on Thursday, Republican members of Congress — to say nothing of American voters — may find process arguments less compelling.
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At some point in the course of the evening he was offered the keys to the cabin, to say nothing of the keys to Mr. Sapan's car.
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Given the scale of the building — to say nothing of the complex histories it contains — anything she produced needed to provide a counter-weight, an alternate telling.
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At the age of nine he heard Maurice Chevalier sing Donnez-moi la main mam'zelle et ne dites rien ("Give me your hand, miss, and say nothing").
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He raised the issue of Brexit only to say nothing of any interest other than that Labour wants a general election ("bring it on" provoked predictable applause).
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The question for her is whether she has the money and the organization to compete in even the next two contests, to say nothing of Super Tuesday.
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Only 4.1 percent of Americans identify as LGBTQ, and gay male content (to say nothing of lesbian or bi content) only represents 6.3 percent of Pornhub's pageviews.
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It's unfinished, and Windows just isn't designed to work well on two screens (to say nothing of the awkwardness of typing on a smallish keyboard on glass).
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There seems to be little predictability to the English names for the letters of the alphabet, to say nothing of the names of letters in other languages.
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This is to say nothing of the Identity Brokers that for a small fee likely have your name, date of birth, address and every crime you've committed.
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Privacy advocates warn that innovation in satellite imagery is outpacing the US government's (to say nothing of the rest of the world's) ability to regulate the technology.
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Brian Jones has been dead so long that Nehru jackets went in and out of style at least three separate times—to say nothing of skinny jeans.
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I'm overjoyed that enough Democrats in the House took money from the telecom industry and refused to pass the CRA, to say nothing of literally every Republican.
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Without regulation, skeptics say, nothing will stop people from buying up hospitals—or, say, newspapers—on valuable land, and flipping them to build luxury hotels and condos.
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Your phone, shackled to a software upgrade cycle, may not last until Donald Trump's reelection, to say nothing of the world your children's children will crawl into.
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Howard has been terrible at baseball the past few years, but nothing about that means he deserves to be personally insulted, to say nothing of physically assaulted.
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With such a low unemployment rate, there's no precedent for interest rates being as low as they were before the rate cut, to say nothing of afterward.
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That's to say nothing of White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway, who famously/infamously created the phrase "alternative facts" in the early days of the Trump administration.
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It's easy to judge wealth as a function of what you own but Sall argues that material possessions say nothing about the real state of your finances.
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"He would have to be very careful, and he would be well-advised to say nothing," University of Virginia law professor George Yin said, referring to Neal.
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As a result, if there's an issue where Republicans don't poll well, the inclination is to say nothing, hope it goes away and talk about something else.
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That's to say nothing of stranger abilities like vampirism, wherein anyone who hurts an infected enemy immediately regains some health, based on how much damage they caused.
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But it also owns more than $150 billion in various financial assets, to say nothing of the value of its brand, intellectual property, real estate, factories, etc.
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And that's to say nothing of the mess at tight end, where Ben Watson joins a crew that already includes Maxx Williams, Crockett Gillmore and Dennis Pitta.
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They have little time to think through highly consequential decisions and often have difficulty communicating with the people commanding their forces — to say nothing about their adversaries.
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It's easy to judge wealth as a function of what you own, but Sall argues that material possessions say nothing about the real state of your finances.
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Avoid caffeine six hours before bedtime Here's a no-brainer: Boycott caffeine at least six hours before your normal bedtime (some experts say nothing after 3 p.m.).
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They've run headlines that highlight small violent skirmishes while ignoring the thousands who marched and protested peacefully, to say nothing of the injustices that inspired the protests.
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And that's to say nothing of other gatherings churches might host, like coffee hours after services, fish fries during Lent, or soup kitchens for those in need.
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Yet the roots of the work are clear: there's something both narrative and didactic about his carved tableaux, to say nothing of their painstaking detail and execution.
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Meanwhile, there is simply no institution on the left that has anywhere near the institutional clout — to say nothing of the value system — of conservative broadcast media.
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Cops say nothing appeared to be stolen and no one was injured -- essentially, it seems like the culprit just wanted to damage the cars like a jerk.
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And that is to say nothing of the truckers and taxi drivers who will find themselves unemployed or underemployed as self-driving cars take over our roads.
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Go too early, and you risk plowing ahead with incomplete information, before the field has been set — to say nothing of the danger of peaking too soon.
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It brings in about $250 to $300 a week — not enough to cover their mortgage and car payments, to say nothing of expenses for their three daughters.
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"We have come up with a solution that's really, really, I think very good," he said, before proceeding to say nothing about what that solution looks like.
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What's lacking is any sort of critique of a culture that we know to be rife with bias (unconscious and otherwise), to say nothing of gross misconduct.
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In regions where water is scarce, lawns are environmentally irresponsible, to say nothing of the chemicals that homeowners dump on them to keep them golf-course perfect.
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Concentrated in eastern Germany, many of them experienced communism and its "better say nothing" atmosphere firsthand, only to be freed with the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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In the US alone, free-ranging domestic cats kill up to 3.7 billion birds and 20.7 billion mammals a year, to say nothing of reptiles and amphibians.
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Despite Gates's public comments minimizing his ties to Epstein, the New York Times uncovered numerous instances of the two meeting privately, to say nothing of Gates's underlings.
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When we went to visit the landlady, who ran a hipster food company, we decided to say nothing about the previous emails — we were poor and desperate.
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I manage to screw up my time zone math every time I call someone in a different part of the country, to say nothing of calls abroad.
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My favorite was Patrick Radden Keefe's "Say Nothing," which tells the story of the Troubles in Northern Ireland through the prism of a 1972 murder in Belfast.
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Being amnesic for how it began a phrase or sentence, it won't consistently complete it with the necessary agreement and concord—to say nothing of semantic coherence.
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"I would say nothing shows a red flag as far as a violation," Paul S. Ryan, vice president of policy and litigation at Common Cause, told CNBC.
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And then I was in the back of a car and I was gone," he said, adding "they didn't say nothing, they just said we got Savage.
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Her own Chancellor (finance minister) and Home Secretary, to say nothing of the civil service, wholly oppose her policy, but are too weak to change it either.
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The next obvious battleground will be Syria, where Iran (to say nothing of Russia) stands to be the principal beneficiary of the defeat of the Islamic State.
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While much of the language of "Say Nothing" takes me back to my youth, a new word makes its appearance on one of the final pages: Brexit.
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So it remains a mystery to me why Justice Ginsburg is singled out as the model of a say-nothing stance toward a Supreme Court confirmation hearing.
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And that's to say nothing of the quirky wordplay, which Fluke uses to comedic effect just in case the docile nature of the books wasn't obvious enough.
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Every year, Mater Dei places alumni in colleges throughout the country, to say nothing of their healthy representation in the University of California system, USC, and Stanford.
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Home Alone's success speaks to the tremendous behind-the-camera talent that elevated the film beyond "just a kids' movie" (to say nothing of its impressive cast).
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The interviewee — no matter how eloquent, insightful and generous he may be in life — is, in the moment he sits down, a cipher; the concern is that he will either say nothing at all, or, worse, say nothing of meaning: that he will become a persona, and that instead of conversation, what follows will be a kind of performance, a recitation of what he knows we have come to expect.
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What's also striking on "Pablo" is the way in which Mr. West steadily induces others to greatness (to say nothing of getting them to work on his clock).
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It seems like Tommy, for instance, has finally gotten to a place of peace and stability, to say nothing of little Lily, now living with her biological mother.
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This is the world we live in and I think you can say nothing and stand for nothing, or you can say when you feel strongly about things.
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Unfortunately, though, no amount of Female Tutoring can cure you of being a purebred scumbag, to say nothing of making right all of the scumbag things you've done.
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"Every1 else havin a lit Friday night & I'm here examining the nose pore cleaner strip I just peeled off & I must say, nothing can top this," she wrote.
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Broncos safety T.J. Ward even mocked Newton and the Panthers' flashy, end zone dabbing ways, after the game, according to USA Today: We don't have to say nothing.
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At least 1,000 campground and hotel bookings were canceled — to say nothing of the impact on day visitors, park workers and small businesses along the highway, Gediman said.
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At least 1,73 campground and hotel bookings were canceled — to say nothing of the impact on day visitors, park workers and small businesses along the highway, Gediman said.
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In 220, Facebook hit more than 2000 billion monthly users — and that's to say nothing of the massive user bases of Facebook-owned properties like Instagram and WhatsApp.
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A 1994 tribute album produced a top 5 hit for Alison Krauss with "When You Say Nothing at All," which won the 1995 CMA single of the year.
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Everything is blood and slime (closed captioning frequently uses the term "squelching"), to say nothing of some brutal hand-to-hand combat, wounds, and an actual torture scene.
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Just stemming the bleeding caused by recent budget cuts will take most of the next five years, to say nothing of the sustained increases in funding required thereafter.
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"Crickets," the Virginia Republican said, adding that House Speaker Paul Ryan could say nothing to assure them that Trump wouldn't repeat a deal like this in the future.
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And this is to say nothing of the underwater-themed playrooms at Crystal Green, the Easton and 1 Seaport, complete with submarine jungle gyms or orca-shaped swings.
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"They say nothing will be possible with you (the Swiss) before the British referendum," Roberto Balzaretti, the Swiss ambassador to the European Union, told Reuters in an interview.
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This is all to say nothing of the impact of the injunction on the many companies that have already spent months preparing for the regulation to move forward.
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Deficits also make it more difficult to afford our prior commitments to Social Security and Medicare, to say nothing of desperately needed new investments in infrastructure and education.
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And all this is to say nothing of the dogs skittering around the office or the "nap room" with a hammock and a tropical mural on the wall.
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Journalists use such phones in the course of their work, to say nothing of people who have legitimate reasons for not wanting to be tracked, like abuse victims.
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Such an increase would eviscerate small businesses and household budgets, to say nothing of the damage it would do to manufacturing, including significant textile, pharmaceutical and petrochemical production.
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When Albritton pleaded guilty, she asked Franklin to explain the situation to her bosses at the rental-property firm, but Franklin decided it was safer to say nothing.
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Roughly one in ten youth had been sexually assaulted during their time in juvenile detention, a 2012 federal study found—to say nothing of the adult prison system.
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Polls show a steady surge of opinion toward concern over climate change and support for clean energy (to say nothing of anger over income inequality and wage stagnation).
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James said in his interview with Lemon that he can't "sit back and say nothing" in regards to Trump's attacks on athletes and dividing the country, CNN reports.
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This is to say nothing of the disastrous effects of mass incarceration and the chaos unleashed by sucking so many young people, particularly young men, out of communities.
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Judging from the tweets of Breitbart editors since Bannon's firing, it looks like a publication that once could say nothing bad about Trump is stepping up its critiques.
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His intoxicating call to embrace liberation and to live up to our highest aspirations has inspired generations of novelists, playwrights and philosophers, to say nothing of countless undergraduates.
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As the head of the executive branch, his lawyers say, nothing constrains the president from exercising his authority to determine how the Justice Department uses its investigative resources.
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Chinese tourists are some of the world's biggest spenders, and travel restrictions, quarantines, and closed borders are making tourism increasingly difficult, to say nothing of visitors to China.
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When others refer to their "fur babies" or call themselves "Mom" or "Dad" in relationship to a dog or cat, I cringe a little inside but say nothing.
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The company will probably argue that the wearables market is still highly competitive: Samsung, Garmin, Xiaomi, and even Huawei all make competing devices, to say nothing of Apple.
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Sweeney and Findlay are both likable actors, and a description of "Straight Up" — to say nothing of its title — makes it sound more high-concept than it is.
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Moreover, the lidar market will create a honeycomb of niches, based on who is using a vehicle and how (to say nothing of the robotics and other industries).
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"At this point, the [New York Times] could release Trump leaving a voice message thanking Putin for his services and GOP would still say "nothing burger,"" Waters wrote.
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However, redoing the electrical wiring, which will require ripping out (and replicating) the original molding and baseboards, will take at least several months, to say nothing of costs.
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This is to say nothing of possible birth control shortages as the pandemic disrupts supply chains, something the Guttmacher Institute warned about in a report published last week.
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That's why the climate scientists at Real Climate, to say nothing of this list of 375 scientists (including 20 Nobel winners), have desperately raised red flags about Trump.
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Its self-awareness even alleviates some of the storytelling problems I've outlined above, to say nothing of the film's callous disregard for just how much death Lorraine deals.
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And that's to say nothing of the design elements, including everything from makeup effects to a prop newspaper, that look incredibly fake when subjected to this much scrutiny.
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Twitter conducted a mass purge of fake accounts, to say nothing of the way it started to expel the Nazis who had called the site home for so long.
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He supports regressive tax policy and intolerant immigration policy, to say nothing of his political affect, which is more brutish and politically incorrect than many conservative talk-radio hosts'.
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Just one fake news article can be shared to millions of people, Mashable found, to say nothing of the potential impact of many articles distributed by several different outlets.
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And this is all on the macro level, to say nothing of cheating, human rights abuses and this entire case on the more personal level for teams and athletes.
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During those times, I have fallen in and out of interest in politics, I can safely say nothing has caught my attention in politics quite like the Kavanaugh hearings.
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But staff looking to change their career paths—to say nothing of those who didn't crack the interview in the first place—need rapid systems upgrades of their own.
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It suggests that sexuality is the only battleground on which the fight for equality is waged—to say nothing of femicide and sexual violence, economic inequality or workplace discrimination.
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And that is to say nothing of his hypnotic vocals and songwriting skills, the means by which his music truly entered the hearts of fans both ardent and casual.
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And that's to say nothing of most of the other films nominated, which are still comparatively early in their runs and counting on an Oscar nomination box office bump.
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Forget about the games for a moment—the Oculus Rift itself costs $599, to say nothing of the cost associated with owning a PC that can run the thing.
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Even the earliest student of American government knows that the power of even the president is limited — to say nothing of the power of one senator out of 100.
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That's to say nothing of the double alienation of being a black nerd (or "blerd"), an identity many geeks of color have described as being caught between two worlds.
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When campaigns focus only on easy consumer tweaks and say nothing about policy, they imply climate change requires little real effort and that consumers can fix this crisis alone.
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But if you say nothing in those moments before a meeting starts or when you and your boss are in the elevator, you run the risk of becoming invisible.
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I've covered more than my share of shutdowns (to say nothing of debt ceiling crises, sequestration deadlines, and assorted other high-stakes congressional ridiculousness) and I know their rhythms.
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Neighbors inside the gated Duluth, GA community tell us they were aware of "a bunch" of women coming and going, but say nothing seemed untoward at the rented home.
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This is to say nothing of the fact that the excess carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere, which is caused by humans, is the main reason for global warming.
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What plants of prey do need is full sun, a period of cold dormancy and rainwater — not tap water, which contains too many minerals, to say nothing of chlorine.
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Whatever illusion of stability the generals might have offered, the economic costs would have been severe (to say nothing of the anger that would have welled up in society).
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Many thought this investment—to say nothing of a visit to Narendra Modi, the prime minister, and Mr Cook's attendance at a cricket match—would clinch it for Apple.
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Bob Ross painted thousands of pictures just in the course of his famous public television show, to say nothing of all the happy little trees he made off-screen.
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" He added that "lawmakers and think tanks that come out on the side of cable say nothing is quid pro quo, but it's hard to ignore the financial connections.
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The advances and innovations that top supercomputers can bring -- to say nothing of their importance to America's security and economic prosperity -- are far too valuable to miss out on.
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Earlier this month, ex-NBA star Gary Payton told BSO that Bronny is definitely heading to Sierra Canyon -- but our sources say nothing is official ... at least not yet.
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To say nothing of the coffee beans (all were excellent), the dripper really was able to produce consistent, excellent cups of coffee once I figured out the proper technique.
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On the one hand, you have to blame the two parties, because part of what they've been doing is putting forward candidates whose job is to basically say nothing.
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It's an understandable view for a leadership class whose political memories stretch back to the devastating Democratic losses of 1968 and 1972 (to say nothing of 1980 and 1984).
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Flegenheimer It can be hard to tell if Trump is a symptom or a cause of the lack of decorum — to say nothing of the weird politics / culture synergy.
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And that's to say nothing of the casinos, airlines and franchise owners, all of whom have signaled that they, too, will need relief from the federal government to survive.
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T hat's to say nothing of the awkwardness inherent in its premise, which follows the search for a reincarnated Buddhist teacher to a middle-class white family in Seattle.
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This law would radically constrain EPA's ability to issue new environmental regulations as situations and science evolved (to say nothing of what it would do to other federal agencies).
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So what might they make of other Greek whites with names that are vastly more obscure, like moschofilero, roditis and savatiano, to say nothing of athiri, robola and malagousia.
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The fashion industry is responsible for 8 to 10%of global carbon emissions, to say nothing of its water use and exploitative labor practices in countries across the globe.
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No word on what would have happened to Bernie and his 1.4 million donors and 33 million dollars in the bank to say nothing of his working-class supporters.
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He was coached by the Trump team to say nothing, shake a few hands and look reasonable and photogenic in his meetings with Mr. Schumer and the Senate Democrats.
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There are tens or hundreds of billions — depending on who you ask — in mismanaged funds via the Pentagon's contracting system and cost overruns, to say nothing of simple fraud.
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Why, for example, would you choose a South African cabernet sauvignon over one made in Argentina, or Australia, or the United States, to say nothing of Italy or France?
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Even for those who have nothing to hide, the experience can be humiliating enough to discourage them from seeking help — to say nothing of the harm to their dignity.
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Of course, total sleep deprivation is impractical, to say nothing of the fact that you will crash back into depression as soon as you catch back up on sleep.
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And that's to say nothing of people who were rightly convicted of a crime who might abuse the system and ask that their convictions be purged from the internet.
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"If the government of Hungary was gambling that the Trump administration would say nothing about a flagrant discriminatory attack on an American institution, they judged wrong," Mr. Ignatieff said.
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"If they can't, it's a real drag on engineering resources, management resources, and investor confidence, to say nothing about becoming the mother of all production traffic jams," Aboulafia said.
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"Until it's properly declassified, the existence of a FISA warrant (to say nothing of the warrant itself) is classified," University of Texas professor of law Steve Vladeck told me.
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And basically you just outbid them by one penny, or one micropenny, and you suddenly pay for what ads you want to show there, which is to say nothing.
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And that's to say nothing of the recasting of Mandy, since Ephraim is now busy with other projects, a development that is also addressed via several strained meta-jokes.
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Director Steven Zaillian even takes pains to underline how differently he walks, to say nothing of the drug addiction he now struggles with thanks to his time behind bars.
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Even the Paisley Park albums by legends like George Clinton and Mavis Staples are commercially unavailable today, to say nothing of less famous acts like Jill Jones and Mazarati.
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After I broke those glasses that first night, I was able to walk inside, say nothing, make a plate of food, and watch a movie in bed with my friends.
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Gawker CEO Nick Denton has said that the Hogan suit itself—to say nothing of the actual damages his company might be forced to pay—poses a serious financial burden.
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This is to say nothing about the impact half an HQ2's worth of Amazonians will have on New York's aging transit systems, which are not in the greatest shape.
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And that's to say nothing of the many complaints received over the years by multiple state attorneys general and the US Department of Justice, about the company's allegedly fraudulent practices.
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Morning shows occasionally land huge interviews, but not brand-new morning shows, to say nothing of brand new-morning shows on cable news networks that viewers have no context for.
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This is to say nothing of all of the facile, hollow antihero dramas that've been on the air for a while, like Showtime's Ray Donovan and Netflix's House of Cards.
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Tony Soprano slowly gives in to moral rot as he avoids doing anything that would better himself psychologically and emotionally (to say nothing of the fact that he's a mobster!).
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Consider the Napa cabernets, with far less illustrious track records, which routinely sell for more than $200, to say nothing of the cult cabernets, which can go into four figures.
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House Democrats say nothing in the Constitution or House Rules requires such a resolution, and note that impeachments of other federal officials, like judges, have not started with a resolution.
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It's not a bad game, but it does nothing to push the boundaries of standard iPhone games, to say nothing of what we expect from a Nintendo title in 2016.
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And that's to say nothing of the issues that make it impossible for people who live in markets where local stations aren't owned by the networks to stream them live.
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Sadly, the prospect of such a raw exercise of presidential power—to say nothing of a good old fight over the law—could appeal to all Mr Trump's worst instincts.
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It could be years before there are enough munitions in the arsenal to arm all three Zumwalts, to say nothing of equipping the Navy's roughly 80 other destroyers and cruisers.
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Hong Kong's embattled leader, Carrie Lam, has apologised for the turmoil the bill has caused and declared it "dead", although opponents say nothing short of its full withdrawal will do.
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And that's to say nothing about 2020, when Hoffman could lead the Valley's efforts to unseat Trump — the very force that catalyzed his recent political activism in the first place.
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Blanket immigration bans and those based on religious affiliation will undoubtedly block future innovators, entrepreneurs and, just maybe, the next Steve Jobs, to say nothing of his or her parents.
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Some of you reading this list will literally never care about any superhero-related pop culture project, to say nothing of yet another exploration of the expanded Marvel cinematic universe.
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At least a thousand campground and hotel bookings will be canceled — to say nothing of the impact on day visitors, park workers and small businesses along the highway, Gediman said.
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Adults can use digital media to reinvent Disney princesses, then seek revenge To say that's there been avalanche of criticism directed at Disney princesses is to say nothing at all.
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The scene answers a number of the biggest questions raised by fans, but manages to say nothing compelling about the show's core concepts of artificial intelligence or dangerous human ambition.
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"I can say nothing... it's an insane project that is moving forward ... we are in the middle of the shoot right now and Ryan Gosling is fantastic," Villeneuve told Reuters.
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"The doctors would say, 'Nothing this month, try next month,'" recalled Diaz, who received free medication for 12 years as part of Venezuela's once-lauded national HIV/AIDS-treatment programme.
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And that's to say nothing of the combo platter of U.S. regulatory issues even the simplest ETF faces: IRS diversification rules, SEC disclosure rules, exchange-listing requirements, FINRA communications rules.
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The two of them have long been monitoring satellite imagery of the Russian site, and say nothing they've observed indicates Russia has recently undertaken new activities at its experiment site.
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The wall created a sphere of seclusion at odds with how most people live on Kauai, to say nothing of the fact that it blocks the view to the ocean.
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The sentiments are nice, but there's nothing clever about it, nothing that would rile up Trump's base (to say nothing of Trump himself), nothing that Keith Olbermann hasn't already tweeted.
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"Say Nothing," by Patrick Radden Keefe, is a thrilling piece of nonfiction that unpacks a mystery while providing, at least for me, an education on the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
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That raises another round of questions about the motives of the painted men and the park's ability to contain them, to say nothing of the broader mysteries of the show.
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The old man smokes his pipe, the young woman sews, and they say nothing—not until the final minutes, when, in a seraphic closeup, she utters one word of farewell.
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That's to say nothing of the effect on communities when young people who have been able to participate more fully in American life are forced to retreat into the shadows.
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Moreover, the cost of naturalization is high: Simply filing a naturalization form costs $680, to say nothing of the lawyer fees many applicants pay to usher them through the process.
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Judge Kavanaugh must have studied earlier confirmation hearings carefully, as he had absorbed all of their key lessons: Say nothing, say it at great length, and then say it again.
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So are the deep and passing thoughts of virtually every celebrity, to say nothing of those who aren't celebrities at all — or weren't until they blew up on social media.
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Without "Phantom" and its sequels, the complex integration of the Marvel Cinematic Universe may not have been possible — to say nothing of the screen-saver gloss of its celestial destinations.
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With scant ongoing deals that they could use as leverage, their choices are either to say nothing or to publicly condemn, which would risk ending what little access they have.
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Measuring just 3.1 inches tall, 4.7 inches wide and 2 inches deep, the Chiquito won't accommodate much more than your lipstick and credit card, to say nothing of your phone.
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And he does it with a tone of nihilistic irony, as if to say, nothing matters, except that we can still laugh and cry over how insane this war is.
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The goal of all of these statements is simple: Say something ("yes, I am running" or at least "I am looking at running") while appearing to say nothing at all.
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He's genuinely disbelieving that Love — sweet, compassionate Love — would do something to harm a child (to say nothing of the two dead adults now wasting away in the storage unit).
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"He's going to say nothing at Jackson Hole," opined Derrick, adding that this strategy may not, however, be enough to help with the ECB's concerns over the euro's recent buoyancy.
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And that's to say nothing of the Miramar neighborhood, or the famed "hops highway," a stretch of Route 78 just north of the city with a large concentration of brewers.
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It's what allows the whole arbitrage ecosystem to exist, that the ease and speed outweighs the effort of Googling other options, to say nothing of going to a physical store.
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If you say nothing, you may give the impression that you agree, or at the very least that you think what they're saying falls within the range of respectable opinion.
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This is to say nothing of how Apple's revenues may have increased over the last few years as it has ramped up its repair and services offerings outside of warranty.
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Trump is an extremist with extraordinarily high unfavorables who could split the Republican Party, to say nothing of the kind of turnout he'll inspire among Hispanics, women, and young voters.
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Her novels range from light comedy (To Say Nothing of the Dog) to grim drama (Doomsday Book), and she's won more major fantasy and science fiction awards than any other author.
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"Screenshot: TwitterSaid website was promptly registered later that day, according to domain registration records, and set to say nothing but the words "Donald J. Trump is a traitor to our country.
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Rather than "deny cert" and say nothing, as the Court does with almost all the cases it is asked to review, it must either affirm or reverse the lower court decision.
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There are screenings and DVD mailers and long lists of films to get caught up on before voting, to say nothing of arguments with friends about which movies you liked best.
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Millions of generations of humans are probably not all wrong when they say that having children is one of life's most meaningful endeavors, to say nothing of having a life partner.
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Every single "good" government in history — to say nothing of the less good ones — has made decisions that, in improving the lives of some, worsen (or end) the lives of others.
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And then for the thing to avoid, I would say is just staying silent or thinking this doesn't involve me, or being so afraid of being criticized that you say nothing.
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More than a dozen exchanges deal in equities alone, to say nothing of scores of "dark pools" of liquidity for private trading and countless trading firms that fit into neither category.
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That is to say nothing about the rest of the world, which produces 85 percent of global carbon emissions and, like the United States, shows no real signs of cutting back.
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Elizabeth II (Claire Foy) is still struggling with cabinet scandals and the wounded egos of her loved ones, to say nothing of the actual political upheaval leading up to the 215s.
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Hong Kong's embattled leader, Carrie Lam, has apologised for the turmoil the extradition bill has caused and declared it "dead", although opponents say nothing short of its full withdrawal will do.
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Suffice to say, nothing that even an action movie hero would be carrying can bust this thing apart—and there's a little surprise even when it does start to take damage.
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Until we have robust preemption, any of the roughly 7,300 state legislators across the country, to say nothing of the countless state bureaucrats, could change the course of self-driving history.
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Hong Kong's embattled leader, Carrie Lam, has apologized for the turmoil the extradition bill has caused and declared it "dead", although opponents say nothing short of its full withdrawal will do.
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The economic cost to treat or remove trees in cities alone is in the billions, to say nothing of the unknown ecological damage from eliminating a key part of our forests.
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Clearing mines and rebuilding destroyed infrastructure in Mosul will likely cost tens of billions of dollars to say nothing of investments urgently needed in education, public health, and other social services.
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"They remain unsure what new regulatory and legal requirements they will be asked to meet - to say nothing of what further misconduct fines they might have to pay," the report states.
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The battle to get out of the first round became that much harder, to say nothing of playing the Warriors in the second round (assuming Golden State eliminates the Houston Rockets).
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It can take weeks, months, or even longer between scheduling an appointment and going to the appointment, to say nothing of obtaining a disability rating or contesting an earlier VA decision.
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"What they're saying is 'Kanye's crazy' — one in three African-Americans are in jail and all the celebrities are in jail also because they can't say nothing because they're so scared."
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And that's to say nothing of the massive closet space (not to belabor the point, but it's also bigger than most of our "starter" apartments), movie room, and gourmet chefs kitchen.
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Discretionary spending alone has doubled since the 1960s, to say nothing of the massive growth in the nation's entitlement programs that continually threatens their own solvency within just a few years.
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He has railed against their currency manipulation as well as their "massive theft" of intellectual property and trade secrets (to say nothing of their hypocritical manipulation of our intellectual property law).
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"You share a car with someone, and it kind of feels a little weird," noting how people don't know if it's socially acceptable to work, chat or say nothing at all.
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On June 16, 2018, they got married in the presence of 200 friends and family, later sharing a first dance to "When You Say Nothing At All," according to the Times.
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As a religious minority, Jews feel indirectly threatened by Trump's verbal attacks on other minorities -- blacks, Hispanics, Muslims, the disabled -- to say nothing of his coddling of alt-right white nationalists.
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I know the color blue when I see it, and the flavor ofa pear when I taste it ... but about the inner natureof these facts ... I can say nothing at all.
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But given the horrific conditions on the southern border, it's unacceptable to settle for so little—to say nothing of it coming in a worthless pledge from a worthless vice president.
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Letter From Europe PORTOFERRAIO, Italy — He's a prominent billionaire politician with a reputation for provocative comments, vulgar insults and sexual innuendo, to say nothing of a hairstyle that can't be ignored.
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Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano says Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh "should say nothing" about a sexual assault claim against him unless his accuser testifies before the Senate.
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And for a man who appears to have the attention span and message discipline of a toddler, Trump is somehow able to stick to his say-nothing-bad-about-Putin strategy.
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Even if Israel's nuclear planners could reasonably assume that all enemy leaderships were expectedly rational, this would say nothing about the accuracy of information used in all of their actual calculations.
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Unsurprisingly, those on the higher rungs of the wage ladder (to say nothing of those at the top) have made most of the gains, creating a sharp increase in wage inequality.
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That's to say nothing of members from the House trying to weigh in on the process, GOP governors, who some senators say should have a larger role, and the Trump administration.
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And that's to say nothing of Madonna, who in earlier career incarnations embraced fetish-wear as a second skin, contributing immeasurably to the steady erosion of boundaries between fashion and fetishism.
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As of right now, Didi is the most-funded company in the ridesharing space, with almost $4 billion more cash raised than Uber, to say nothing of debt and credit facilities.
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It's unclear precisely how Chino's polleros fit into the Russian nesting doll-like chain of players in the smuggling underground, to say nothing of who it is at the very center.
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Mitchell has been a nice story, but outside receivers don't tend to get consistent run in Tom Brady's offense, to say nothing of the fact that Chris Hogan gets more snaps.
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The sine qua non of an impeachment investigation, to say nothing of actual votes to charge and remove the President, is a Democratic takeover of the House in the November elections.
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In fact, several of the victims the Globe spoke with had already sought legal advice or gone to the church directly with their complaints, only to be paid to say nothing.
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That's to say nothing of several recent dramas the network has picked up to series, then either sent them back to the drawing board or canceled them before they ever aired.
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To those who say we're deranged to dress like men I say nothing; they're just the same old men who say that women should not be in the military or politics.
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Jones and the owners who stand with him do not seem willing to settle with Kaepernick, lest they appear to be backtracking, to say nothing of possibly giving him a job.
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That requires putting serious distance between Bannon and every pro-Israel organization, to say nothing of the Israeli government itself, by refusing to provide a platform for him and his ilk.
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To speak out when we feel that men in comedy have crossed a line is to be a humorless downer — to say nothing is to be accused of betraying the sisterhood.
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And that is to say nothing of the Hulk, the X-Men, Thor and other film and television juggernauts that have stirred the popular imagination and made many people very rich.
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Without the boldness of so many other women, as so many of them join hands to pull back the curtain on this problem, I still might have preferred to say nothing.
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This is a good thing; without these limits, we would be at risk of overwriting — and losing — accumulated knowledge that is critical to our survival, to say nothing of our identity.
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That's hard to do without a constantly updated word list at your disposal, to say nothing of software that helps you to be realistic about whether the puzzle will actually work.
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So for most people, the middle of the night and the very early morning are not great times to make decisions, to say nothing of making policy pronouncements or political commentary.
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But even though the movement's real motives were widely known, the community structures of platforms like Twitter, Reddit, and YouTube, to say nothing of the anonymous forum 22017chan, all fostered Gamergate.
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But for most people, tight social ties will affect life more than much of what is happening on the Hill — to say nothing of what is happening on cable news shows.
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This is to say nothing of whether insurance is actually affordable and usable under his plan, which should be considered just as important in deciding whether a plan constitutes universal coverage.
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What he has to prove is obvious: Is Sanders, recovering from a serious health scare at 78, physically up for the rest of this campaign, to say nothing of being president?
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To say nothing of the fact that, as doctors will tell you, the absence of an intact hymen is simply not an adequate indicator that a person has had vaginal intercourse.
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While the sources say "nothing is final," a visit by Moon to North Korea would be the first time a South Korean President has stepped foot in the country since 2007.
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Despite the outbreak in violence — to say nothing of graphic images of police brutality that have been spread through social media — the response of the international community has been disappointingly muted.
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Parents who pay for formal day care or a full-time nanny have less money for other important things, to say nothing of fun, and that means more stress and anxiety.
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This is to say nothing of the extent to which the war counterproductively undermined the global nonproliferation regime by convincing North Korea to go for broke in its quest for nukes.
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"It almost didn't matter where you started the story: it was always there," Patrick Radden Keefe writes in "Say Nothing," his magnificent new account of the awful years in the north.
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That's to say nothing of the way the brightly colored backgrounds and Coldplay's relatively sedate clothing made it look as if the band members were holograms being projected into the stadium.
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I'll give him a little bit more respect than he showed us today as far as quitting," defensive end Lorenzo Alexander told reporters, according to SI. "He didn't say nothing to nobody.
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Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, who is in a virtual tie with his Democratic challenger in a race that could tip control of the Senate, has chosen a third option: say nothing.
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Instead they hopped out of their car, turned on "When You Say Nothing at All" by Alison Krauss — amazing song choice, btw — and started to dance in the middle of the highway.
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I know I betrayed your trust and failed to conduct myself in a way aligned with your expectations, the expectations of North Clackamas Schools, to say nothing of betraying my own integrity.
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It's since gone onto be featured everywhere from Bones, Shameless, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Community and the 2015 version of Vacation, to say nothing of the video game Backyard Football '09.
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Working toward any parity on investing in the needs of autistic people today will be a generational project, and that's to say nothing of putting safeguards on research with concerning future applications.
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This kind of "slip" is an act of nationalistic forgetfulness — a political act, whereby the devastated and murdered Iraqis (to say nothing of the victims of that war's domino effect) are erased.
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Funds from JICA and the World Bank should help drag the bank closer to the modern era, but getting it functional and effective—to say nothing of competitive—may take a generation.
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I don't even want to talk about her because I really don't have anything nice to say about her and I just kind of feel like I should say nothing at all.
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Although many attendees might still get their refunds back, hundreds of fans are still out money spent on travel and lodging, to say nothing of the unsafe nature of the event itself.
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The loss of his talent—to say nothing of his presence—is a wrenching blow for the metal community... and moreso, for those who were lucky enough to call him a friend.
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Since the escalation of the drug war in 2007, more people have been killed in Mexico—to say nothing of Central America's blood-soaked Northern Triangle—than in Iraq and Afghanistan combined.
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To say nothing, as protocol dictated, would damage both Comey's reputation and the bureau's, if and when rogue agents leaked word about the email discovery to the press or the GOP Congress.
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It's only one plant—but a victory of this size and in this part of the country, to say nothing of the political climate nationwide, would be a groundbreaking achievement for labor.
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"Eddie Rispone's strategy thus far is say nothing, reveal little, ride the coattails of Trump and therefore wait to see if Trump can drag him across the finish line," Mr. Normand said.
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Specially-ordered gloves, scarves, hoods, and hatbands could alone easily take up a third of the funeral bill, to say nothing of the coffin and hearse, horses and mourning coach and attendants.
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Despite his radical vision of how to remake America, and all his outrageous talk on juvenile subjects like his anatomy — to say nothing of the polls showing him behind Hillary Clinton — Jan.
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Most often, it is carnal and self-assured, as on "High Hopes," the decidedly noncommercial seven-minute intro to "PartyNextDoor 3," which just sounds X-rated (to say nothing of the lyrics).
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Citing Trump's incitement and demagoguery, the New York magazine columnist concluded that the very nature of Trump's candidacy (to say nothing of his potential presidency) poses an unprecedented threat to American democracy.
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Now, you might be asking why anybody would be skeptical of Uncle Drew, a film that stars the very funny Howery and Haddish, to say nothing of a scene-stealing Nick Kroll.
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"Russian planes did not carry out any combat missions, to say nothing of any air strikes, in the province of Idlib," Igor Konashenkov, a Russian Defence Ministry spokesman, said in a statement.
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The late 19th-century British sleeper, "Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)," by Jerome K. Jerome is so hilarious we nearly had to pull off the road.
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And that's to say nothing of the fact that when Oscar voting is going on, in early January, the total grosses of many of the preceding year's holiday films still aren't known.
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But with the network expanding to Sunday nights for the first time this fall, it's got more new series to flaunt than usual, to say nothing of all of its returning shows.
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The most egregious false claim: Smearing Democrats Prominent Democrats had a consistent response to Trump's decision to kill Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani: criticize Trump's decision and say nothing nice about Soleimani.
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In corporate life, the usual practice when firing someone is either to say nothing or to say something nice, on the theory that the unlucky person is likelier to respond in kind.
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" Nauert did not respond when asked if the United States was willing to take "corresponding measures," except to say: "Nothing can happen in the absence of denuclearization; denuclearization has to come first.
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And since the 2008 financial crisis, he has become increasingly concerned that few people are even talking about the problem — to say nothing of pursuing ambitious plans to change America's economic fortunes.
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And though Jeff Bridges is fun as villain Obadiah Stane, he's an early example of what would become a consistent villain problem for Marvel, to say nothing of its third-act problem.
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And all that is to say nothing of the psychological damage done to the Charlottesville community after seeing hundreds of racists carrying torches through their community, a kind of modern day Klan rally.
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It's also hard to confirm these links exist, given how difficult it can be to spot epigenetic changes across generations (to say nothing of being able to keep track of them for decades).
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When you think of someone that definitely had an under-mattress stack of Playboy magazines extensive enough to cause back problems (to say nothing of hairy palms), you would think of Ryan Lochte.
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Driverless trucks, for example, are the first dominos that could topple 3.5 million jobs in the United States, to say nothing of ripple effects that will spread to local businesses, towns and cities.
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And that's to say nothing of one big, glaring edit, made because Black hired a sex offender friend to work on the film without telling his cast (more on that in a bit).
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And that's to say nothing of its purported medicinal properties, which include pain relief, antimalarial protection, inducing periods, clearing up bad skin, and probably making your crops thrive and your grades improve, too.
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The unredacted parts of the file say nothing about the blunt force injuries that killed the Russian media titan, nor do they mention any of the falls that supposedly led to his death.
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In urban areas — where there's a longer-lasting tradition of various forms of patronage for arts and culture (to say nothing of far more people to donate cash) — that's less of a problem.
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But physicists still aren't sure about the results of these clunky copper cone tests, say nothing of their potential to lead to a Star Trek-esque warp drive as media outlets have suggested.
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They simply do not make people like Robeson — valedictorian at Rutgers, All-American football player, world-class singer, to say nothing of his political activism — and this was one of his defining songs.
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Because audiences would likely punish any Spacey movie — or view it with very different eyes — the film risked box office disaster, to say nothing of dashed Oscar hopes for anyone associated with it.
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And all of that is to say nothing of the environmental concerns around the Wisconsin facility, including a controversial plan to suck 2.7 million gallons of water per day from nearby Lake Michigan.
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In truth, the differences between the presidential races in 22008, 2008, and 2016 (to say nothing of the midterm elections in between) are so enormous as to render most comparisons between them irrelevant.
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Modern country music is saturated with pretenders to the throne of "real" country—to say nothing of honest-to-god outlaws—but Cody Jinks and his low, mellow twang are the real deal.
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First, there was Amy Schumer's near-perfect sketch of a panel of all-female professionals, where the women managed to say nothing about their important work and spent most of the time apologizing.
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And while the federal government might, under Obama, have sued a city like Maplewood for violating the Fair Housing Act, to say nothing of the Constitution, under Trump, it most likely will not.
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Three years into Trump, the options for Republicans who tire of his lies, his bullying and his claim to "great and unmatched wisdom" remain painfully clear — say nothing or head for the door.
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In terms of significance it's up there with Reince Priebus, Steve Bannon, and Mike Flynn (to say nothing of James Comey, Sean Spicer, the Mooch, Sally Yates... the list goes on and on).
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"Men are conditioned to be breadwinners, exclusively — and another mouth to feed calls for more bread on the table (to say nothing of college tuition) — so off to work we go," he wrote.
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This is to say nothing of the illegality of such a strike—despite the moral, political, and economic failures of Maduro's leadership—or the dismal record of U.S.-supported efforts at regime change.
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He only accidentally killed a man last season (to say nothing of poor Jojen's earlier sacrifice for the Raven) — will Bran bring certain destruction upon the seven kingdoms via warging and White Walkers?
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And this is to say nothing of Denise's desire to leave the Alexandria safe zone as part of a poorly expressed goal that just came up for the first time in this episode.
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It's strange to think that in the ante-Facebook heyday of Friendster and MySpace, to say nothing of ensuing social apps, people engineered avatars—fractals of their personalities that they projected onto others.
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Amber claims there was broken glass on the floor and even submitted photos in her legal docs, but the guards insist there was no broken glass, and the cops say nothing was amiss.
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A woman singing "You say it best when you say nothing at all," from a country song by Keith Whitley, could overlap with another intoning, "My bitches love me," courtesy of Lil Wayne.
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The only proper course for the president and his surrogates would have been to say nothing about Mr. Manafort or a possible pardon — but that is decidedly not the path they have chosen.
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The characters confronted racism and growing awareness of gays and lesbians, to say nothing of issues that directly hit the Conners where they lived, like teenage sexuality and the perpetual specter of poverty.
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The Academy's inability to nominate any actors of color (to say nothing of people of color in the vast majority of other categories) led to sweeping changes within the body of the Academy.
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Mr. Sanders himself has even adopted some of Ms. Warren's signature campaign tactics: He has reintroduced grass-roots fund-raisers, for instance, to say nothing of his decision to start posing for selfies.
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As the mysterious Galiana, for instance, Lori Hammel works overtime to liven up "There Is Nothing More That I Can Say," a song that takes forever to, as its title indicates, say nothing.
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And that is to say nothing of Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who watched as Mr. Sanders occupied the progressive lane that some on the left had hoped she would fill against Mrs.
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Be forewarned: The work can be grueling, to say nothing of the psychological distress that comes from seeing decomposing human bodies, particularly those of people who perished in some cruel or premature way.
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When I was growing up in 1990s, there was no model of public leadership that included openly gay men, to say nothing of other forms of queerness that benefit from far less privilege.
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All that matters now is the noise and the lights, the razzmatazz that announces "I am here" and need say nothing more, because the assumption is that you want to be here too.
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To say that he does not appreciate the nuances of problems is to say nothing at all; "nuance" is not a useful spectrum on which to evaluate him, or populist politics in general.
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For example, we drank red Burgundies from the village of Marsannay, much lower in status and price than, say, Vosne-Romanée or Chambolle-Musigny, to say nothing of premier crus and grand crus.
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Without fundamental changes, can we really expect Congress to tackle technologies that shape society, such as artificial intelligence, genome editing, and autonomous vehicles, to say nothing of the innovations yet to be invented?
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"Men are conditioned to be breadwinners, exclusively — and another mouth to feed calls for more bread on the table (to say nothing of college tuition) — so off to work we go," Ohanian wrote.
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As a result, a radical, authoritarian President could do a great deal to remake economic and regulatory policy before ever running into legal opposition (to say nothing of executive control of foreign policy).
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This is to say nothing of the instances of more banal forms of corruption Democrats may have unearthed through their own investigations this year that could rightly be called high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Jeff, you have the power to make the world safer for your kids and mine, to say nothing of all the adults out there swapping nude photos with complete strangers or their spouses.
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Its 2018 Christmas offerings did a better job of diversifying their supporting casts than the network ever had before, to say nothing of Christmas Everlasting, which boasted a cast of mostly black actors.
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As I said during the hearing, this is why the #MeToo movement is so important, because often in these situations, there is an environment where people see nothing, hear nothing, and say nothing.
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That's to say nothing of the narratives being constructed around him in the media, by reporters and TV personalities like Nancy Grace (who makes a cameo on the bar TV that Stone watches).
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This double whammy of incest between Jon and Dany and denied succession to the throne will likely cause Dany to question the validity and proof of this news, to say nothing of the source.
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Standfest's work also hints at the crushing misery of intellect and hyper-self-consciousness, especially as self-awareness, to say nothing of truth and its pursuit through formal study, continues to lose its foothold.
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But U.S. Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, who is in a virtual tie with his Democratic challenger in a race that could tip control of the Senate, has chosen a third option: say nothing.
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The two dart into the past, where Bran longs to stay, so he might continue to watch his father as a young boy, to say nothing of his Aunt Lyanna, whom he's never met.
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Thanks to the Underground, buses, taxis, shared bikes and the gift of upright bipedal motion (to say nothing of the impossibility of street parking) it has always seemed more trouble than it is worth.
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Netflix already has more than 100 million subscribers in more than 190 countries, and its investment in its own programming is only increasing — to say nothing of the future potential of the Millarworld deal.
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Even the closest stars are so distant that the strongest instruments we have available can barely detect them as single points of radiation — to say nothing of any planets they might have around them.
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He would say nothing of the drug barons who hired him, but he happily recounted his murders, remembering the number and caliber of each bullet he fired, the angle and repose of each victim.
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