The only thing that ever seemed remotely promising about it was Trump's say-so, but Trump's say-so is meaningless.
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You don't have to say ... so, they're going there.
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We didn't say so — the attorney general said so!
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Best wedding ever, even if I do say so myself!
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And they are killing it, if we may say so.
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That's what's going on, and it's time to say so.
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But more work is needed to say so for sure.
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I wasn't sure what to say, so I ignored it.
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Only the aforementioned devotees and Disney accountants would say so.
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He didn't know what to say, so he kept waiting.
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And if I do say so myself, it's an upgrade.
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A very good show, if we do say so ourselves.
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They're all pretty good, if we do say so ourselves.
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A friend would never, ever say, 'So I was wondering.
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Not a bad selfie, if I do say so myself.
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When she wants to leave the party, she'll say so.
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And this seems like a prime chance to say so.
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" But he quickly added: "Did she that explicitly say so?
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My cheesecake was delicious if I do say so myself.
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"If you mean 'get together,' then say so," Randall says.
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Caitlyn: Mighty fine ones, if I do say so myself.
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I'd like to say so, but I was winging it.
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It's very difficult to say so with any certainty, though.
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If Versace is incredulous, he's too polite to say so.
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Thomas Edison would have been the first to say so.
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I would say so, because the packages were really expensive.
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I didn't know what to say, so I said, 'Hello.
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Paraphrase what they say so they know they've been heard.
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Yet, if I really don't like it, I'll say so.
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There was an understandable reluctance to say so, at first.
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If that is the case, then you should say so.
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If so, Dold should have the guts to say so.
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To say- So that, what would, how would that look?
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Everyone was looking fantastic, if we do say so ourselves.
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It's pretty unusual for so many to say so publicly.
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It was the right call, if we do say so ourselves.
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We all have an obligation to speak out and say so.
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That aside, officials say so far, so good at the Pentagon.
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I bloody smashed it, even if I do say so myself.
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"You can only say so much in 30 seconds," he explained.
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The ring is absolutely perfect, if I do say so myself.
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Why did they say so just hours ahead of the game?
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Gerry: I hate to say so but I think it's right.
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Chaos is a norm, though it sounds oxymoronic to say so.
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We're laughing, it seems to say, so you can laugh too.
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However, attendees say so far the committees have got little traction.
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Our sources say so far Lochte has not accepted the deal.
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And it hasn't happened so much I would say so far.
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And things we couldn't say ... So how does it impact you?
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He just doesn't think it's appropriate for journalists to say so.
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If that's how you feel about what you've seen, say so.
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Someone outside the room might say so; anyone inside would disagree.
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The closure was inconceivable without the younger Mr Xi's say-so.
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She wants it badly, but cannot bring herself to say so.
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FERN MALLIS If you were gay, you didn't always say so.
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And I believe it's our responsibility as citizens to say so.
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The answer for the media is usually just to say so.
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Republicans are more apt than Democrats or independents to say so.
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You may be tempted to say, so what else is new?
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And then she'll say, so long, see you in four years.
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I also didn't know what to say so I never answered.
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If the mandate falls, they say, so must the entire law.
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If you say so, because I get an earful from Comcast.
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And it's a pretty impressive list if we say so ourselves.
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I didn't know what to say, so I kept quiet, too.
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How do you know what they want before they say so?
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That is a fundamentally stupid position, and Clinton should say so.
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I didn't know what to say, so I just started screaming.
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If this is the case, no one involved will say so.
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First, here's what the Jaguars had to say: So, OK, good.
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If there's a risk you can't fulfill your commitment, say so.
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If one side says something obviously untrue, can he say so?
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The dish turns out amazing, if I don't say so myself.
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The current system has failed, and it's time to say so.
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If Congress wants to reach further, it must say so explicitly.
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And when I disagree, I have the courage to say so.
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"They wanted to say so, let them say it," she said.
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Like Rudy said: Truth is not truth — unless I say so.
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If Trump wants different terms he just has to say so.
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And then she'll say so long, see you in four years.
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It's a good-looking trio, if we do say so ourselves.
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But perhaps surprisingly, those who disapprove of Obama are more likely to see a Clinton presidency as an extension of Obama's (74% say so) than are those who approve of him (57% in that group say so).
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Photo apps are fun, but ... [laughs] All right, if you say so.
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Crikey, that's a good deal (even if we do say so ourselves).
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If you don't have the information or the answer, just say so.
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Our Kesha sources say so far, no other celebs have donated money.
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It was a very proud moment if I do say so myself.
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It feels hokey to say so, but coming out does still matter.
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But ultimately a divorce almost invariably needs the male partner's say-so.
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If you're nervous, or it's your first time doing something, say so.
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Signing up is pretty dang easy, if we do say so ourselves.
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I didn't know what to say, so I said nothing at all.
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If I do something he thinks is not good, he'll say so.
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If it is sales collateral for a direct marketing campaign, say so.
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But who knows if it is, because it doesn't say so explicitly.
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This is Lovecraft, they seem to say, so what did you expect?
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"I have to say, so far, Apple — she's pretty great," Paltrow said.
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If there's not one, they need to come forward and say so.
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Even Theodore Roosevelt, who despised baseball, felt unable to say so publicly.
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Among those in the retail trade industry, just 210 percent say so.
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If she wasn't involved in those issues, why wouldn't she say so?
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To say so is not to undermine or disparage Pressley's significant achievement.
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A poll this far from the election can only say so much.
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It pains me to say so, but Hognob is not enough. ♦
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First of all, they&aposre stunning, if I do say so myself.
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I look great in a suit, if I do say so myself.
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If I do say so myself, Simon has outdone himself this time.
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But the judges involved don't have to wait for Mueller's say-so.
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I wouldn't say so, but it definitely changed my outlook on fighting.
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And true patriotism demanded that we say so, without equivocation, and unrelentingly.
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I say so, and Ms. Carnes rewards me with a radiant grin.
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Or, if it did not concur, the kingdom would "promptly" say so.
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Unlike the Republican Party establishment, Democrats should be unafraid to say so.
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Republicans — Republican lawmakers and especially the congressional leadership — need to say so.
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Fashionably late never looked this good, if we do say so ourselves.
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Every time he fails, we need to say so loudly and clearly.
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The idea of actually taking power is terrifying, and they say so.
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Sometimes, if you are happy, you do not need to say so.
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How can we say so, though, if the entity's suffering matters most?
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She waits until the penultimate page of her book to say so.
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Mother and daughter agreed on that, too, but Danielle didn't say so.
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The price and quality are SUPERB if I do say so myself.
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As their numbers have increased, rights advocates say, so have the attacks.
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But the minister didn't say so, and what remained unspoken was telling.
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" We would say, "So you want a naked brunette trapped in glue.
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They were given no instructions on what to say, so the greetings vary.
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And it looks pretty damn delicious, too, if we may say so ourselves.
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Do you let that stop you, or do you just say so what?
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We know that his role there is important, because several characters say so.
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But the president's decision to say so publicly on Thursday was entirely unplanned.
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He says GOP voters have had their say, so he will back Trump.
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But if that were true, why didn't he say so at the time?
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Yellen didn't overtly say so in her Monday speech but signaled the possibility.
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Police say so far no moviegoers have complained about eye or breathing problems.
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Republicans (46% agree), were more apt to say so than Democrats (33% agree).
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Germany is Europe's big economic problem, but nobody, except Washington, dares say so.
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With anything that I do or say, so for that I'm really sorry.
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Only Bob Dylan could say so much with a simple string of lights.
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Those voters don't want to help themselves, those Democrats say, so why bother?
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Of course, polls 413 months before an election can only say so much.
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Obama wants it passed earlier -- and is likely to say so Tuesday night.
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This hubris may have hurt Trump, but don't expect him to say so.
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The 46% who disapprove mark the lowest share to say so since 0013.
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My mentions say so, but suddenly all the RTs and likes have disappeared.
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And does he really say so until he puts out a Christmas mixtape?
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His armies committed mass atrocities, they say, so he should not be celebrated.
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Were they were disillusioned with Mao, even if they dared not say so?
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"But a single picture can only say so much," she told me recently.
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If I felt like she should do this or that, I'd say so.
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I've done absolutely nothing wrong and I'm willing to say so under oath.
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If Pelosi believes Trump has not committed impeachable offenses, she should say so.
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But, they say, so is discussion about what, exactly, constitutes empowerment, and why.
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President Donald Trump is a terrific leader, if he does say so himself.
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We have so much we want to say, so much we've been through.
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Expect him to say so tonight, if someone happens to remember he's there.
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The omniscient narrator is conscious of everything and isn't afraid to say so.
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And these insults, if I can just say so, sometimes are pretty funny.
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Those of us with the courage to say so must do just that.
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I know it's unwoke of me to say so, but so be it.
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" "No, I wouldn't say so, but perhaps that's been the story of life.
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If she wants something, then she should say so or buy it herself.
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The president can't even staff his own administration without the Senate's say-so.
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Just under a third of men say so, a share that is unchanged.
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And I say so it must be when it comes to electricity charges.
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Students who disagreed with the concept were free to say so, he said.
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The executive order stipulates that any governors declining refugees must publicly say so.
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Appalled by Mr. Trump's manner and policies, he decided to say so publicly.
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But I didn't want to say so, because I didn't want to quarrel.
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He said the president called him earlier in the day to say so.
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Those who say so are ableists, a close sibling of sexists and racists.
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A lot of arguments say so far it's working so why would I?
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Yes. But one murderous Lego on a killing spree can say so much.
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When I say so, Dom nods, scratching absentmindedly at his beard a little.
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A large majority also see the Senate Republicans and Senate Democrats as having already made up their minds about the impeachment process, rather than being open minded (222% say so of the Senate Republicans, 13% say so of the Senate Democrats).
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More generally, with the Supreme Court vacancy coming in an election year, Americans are evenly split over whether the confirmation process ought to be handled by the current Congress (258% say so) or the one elected this November (29% say so).
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We really appreciate it, and the president appreciates it, if I may say so.
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If you prefer that I don't come home, just say so, but don't email.
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But come Thursday, Trump was ready to do so and to say so publicly.
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And if I may say so myself, I think that color works pretty well.
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Sorta. All good points, but Floyd Mayweather's kid would say ... so is a Benz.
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If you meet a woman and find her attractive, be brave and say so.
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Demi Lovato is "Confident" in her sexuality, and she's not afraid to say so.
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At least that's what you seem to be doing; you don't quite say so.
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" Asked if Letang should also receive a suspension, Johansson said, "Yeah, I'd say so.
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Also, octocopter is pretty fun to say, so that's what we're going with, OK?!
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Our sources say so far, June hasn't expressed interest in getting her daughter back.
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Say so long to your flip flops — you're in next-level sandal territory now.
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It's an example of how a filmmaker can say so much with so little.
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But no one now thinks it can raise rates without Mr Erdogan's say-so. ■
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And if they ask something and you're not ready, it's O.K. to say so.
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C. to say so, it looks sort of yucky when we get there, too.
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A sweep, in either direction, will only say so much about Sanders' personal appeal.
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If your broker or advisor suggests an investment that you don't understand, say so.
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It was unclear whether Mueller meant to say so in such a definitive way.
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Your inner voice has plenty to say, so make time for journaling and meditation.
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If something feels incredible and you don't want them to stop, absolutely say so.
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Barack Obama says so, Kendall Jenner says so, even millennial media companies say so.
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"I'm quite proud of my eyeliner skills, if I say so myself," she says.
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Within Amazon, they may be blocked, even as the message does not say so.
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If some believe this is the best we can do, let them say so.
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I didn't know what to say, so I said nothing, and ordered another drink.
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He spoke up and said what he wanted to say, so good for him.
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Deans don't want call-out culture either — they just can't say so out loud.
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At least twice, however, he refused requests by Mr. Trump to say so publicly.
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Of course, polls 15 months away from the election can only say so much.
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They didn't know what to say, so they made up the whole Russia hoax.
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Though they would not say so publicly, Qatari officials blamed the Saudis and Emiratis.
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The president's accusations turn reality on its head and the media should say so.
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That said: It's a perfect, perfectly idiosyncratic screenplay, and the Academy should say so.
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But you say so with your arms crossed as you lean away from them.
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It would be a normal thing to say, 'So how are you with blood?
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If you're having trouble paying a credit card, call the company and say so.
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I knew, because they had the ill manners to say so at the time.
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Jack was proud he was not a billionaire, though he didn't say so publicly.
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But history suggests that even if he was hurting he would not say so.
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Simply to say so — to make an abstract, triumphalist claim — is easy, but inadequate.
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" If it's not your expertise, just say so: "Sorry, this isn't in my wheelhouse.
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On Game of Thrones, you have to say so much in so little time.
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He said requiring centers not licensed by the state to say so was acceptable.
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Few are willing to say so publicly, and on a Tuesday conference call the campaign held for fund-raisers, they did not even get a chance to say so privately: The Bush aides running the call did not open it up to questions.
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He looks like shit—and because this is R-rated Wolverine, he can say so.
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"[M]aybe Nixon was wrongly decided — heresy though it is to say so," Kavanaugh said.
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If the White House was ready to back Ryan's bill, it would clearly say so.
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Check out our growing (and amazing, if we do say so ourselves) roster of speakers.
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That means customers are getting lower quality video, because the internet service providers say so.
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This makes so little sense that to even say so is an affront to sensibleness.
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"They want these people dead," notes a UN official who would never say so publicly.
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However, we have to say, so far, her reviews aren't quite as informative as Lorde's.
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JF: David Mack, the Disney princess of breaking news, if I must say so myself.
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In those cases, voters who favoured the anti-establishment options felt embarrassed to say so.
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If people are angry at bankers or at climate scientists, they should say so specifically.
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I'm a physician, and, if I do say so myself, a very well-trained one.
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I use whatever it takes to say what I want to say, so who knows.
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Trump even told ABC's Jon Karl that he'd be prepared to say so under oath.
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Shall I tell you what I've heard you say so far that you're looking for?
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I had no idea what to say, so I just took his money and left.
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"I don't think you can say so categorically he's made no effort to interfere," Rep.
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That rhetoric is at best misleading, but there's no one on screen to say so.
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The Russians, by the way, agree, but they're not going to say so right now.
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She has rebuked Mr Lee for not getting her government's say-so on his plan.
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It makes Adrienne think of Westworld, even though she's not sure she should say so.
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And if they disagree with either or both, they have the right to say so.
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Even if it couldn't always say so, Comedy Central has always appreciated its stoned audience.
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There's a return to a nuclear emphasis, whether anyone cares to say so or not.
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I guess you would have to say so it's looking a little bit like that.
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Cruz and Rubio aren't establishment no matter how many times pro-Trump analysts say so.
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It's a shame you didn't have the courage to say so when surrounded by liberals.
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Almost halfway through the deal, it's safe to say so much for all that phooey.
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" RAISING 10-YR BOND YIELD TARGET AS STIMULUS WITHDRAWAL TOOL "It's possible to say so.
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After debating whether witnesses should say "so help me God" while swearing in, Democrat Rep.
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If he really wants to back out of the deal, Mr. Trump should say so.
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"No, I wouldn't say so, but perhaps that's been the story of life," said Trump.
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As I say so often with red wines, give them a light chill before serving.
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"You're really just required to notify everybody and say, so sorry, so sad," Barton said.
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If responsible Americans would prefer a different future, now is the time to say so.
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It's a tic of my trade to say so, but I spy a metaphor there.
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"No, I wouldn't say so, but perhaps that's been the story of life," he said.
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And Mr Gusmão is still pulling the strings; nothing much happens without his say-so.
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Mr. Trump made a similar statement this summer after earlier refusing to say so directly.
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"I wouldn't say so much he has evolved as many more lessons learned," Turner said.
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Trump -- and Giuliani -- know that, it's just not in their political interest to say so.
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We'd be happy to bring them over, they say, so long as you'll pay again.
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"So little to say, so little to do, and the fear so great," she chirps.
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And then at the end he might say: 'So how do you think I'm doing?
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Overall, there are 1,200 government jobs that require say-so from the Senate to fill.
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It's self-serving of me to say so, but I think that's what really happened.
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Critics say so many Sherpas can claim such experience that virtually all outfitters will qualify.
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Karl Lagerfeld stole his famously pampered cat, Choupette, and was not ashamed to say so.
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If there's a job or company you're particularly enthusiastic about, it's great to say so.
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I was going to say so many kids watch Minecraft videos and how-to videos.
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Regardless of who winds up leading the Democratic ticket in 2020, voters overwhelmingly say it's a better approach for that candidate to focus on bringing Democrats together around his or her policy positions (81% say so) than around dissatisfaction with Trump (15% say so).
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Sanders' backers are more likely to say the Party will remain divided, 31% say so vs.
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If he does, the party can say "so long" to the seat for six more years.
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I have something to say, so I said it by writing a song with Rudy Pérez.
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If Sears' White Plains employees were skeptical of Lampert's message, they didn't say so on Friday.
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I think about how fantasy can say so much about the world we live in now.
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Why go Instagram official when you could say so much more with a novelty clothing item?
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But the chair respects the will of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi too much to say so.
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Regardless of whether or not it's something you need, if you think it's important, say so.
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Last year, 59% said the President was respected by other world leaders, 76% say so now.
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And establishment Democrats will be quick to say so in the days ahead of the election.
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Writers are invariably brilliant people, if I do say so myself, but procrastination is our kryptonite.
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Democratic rival Hillary Clinton's campaign spokesman said Thursday night that Trump needs to say so himself.
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Remember, you're not running a Gallup poll (but if you really are, then just say so).
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Though Google won't say so, I think that road is fundamentally too dangerous for the company.
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There are things that are bad, and we need to not be afraid to say so.
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Some men, and women, feel this behavior is unbecoming – and they aren't afraid to say so.
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She is a very eligible bachelorette as they say, so she gets together with this guy.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is the finest actor we have, and I'm tired of having to say so.
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It's a solid scene, if we do say so ourselves, and an even more welcome surprise.
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Our version of spying is much easier, and pretty entertaining, if we do say so ourselves.
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And unlike many economists cowed by a frostier political climate, he is unafraid to say so.
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Trump said that "all options are on the table," and he was right to say so.
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If the courts are actually bothered by Trump's unprecedented attacks on judges, should judges say so?
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Or that 70% of independents called Trump "intelligent" in January, but only 55% say so now.
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All three institutions have declined to say so far whether they may take up the swap.
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He considers this a given, and finds it depressing that he'd have to say so explicitly.
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"It's not a rule I've consciously set for myself, but yes, I'd say so," he said.
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And if you discover you can't help them, say so and ask for a referral instead.
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Now 22% say so, making it the third-most important theme, behind Brexit and health care.
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People want to hear what we have to say so we shouldn't shy away from it.
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But only a few are willing to say so publicly, fearing a backlash from his supporters.
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People who are ticketed for drunk driving are actually 'illegally drunk,' and we should say so.
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Neither you nor I can say, so there is one thing the U.S. Army can do.
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Needless to say, so is the liberal wish list on a whole host of other issues.
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"Uh, yeah, I'd say so," Parkinson said of Shaggydog's deadness when questioned by The Huffington Post.
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"Many police have backed away from repressing, even if they don't say so publicly," Cuadras said.
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It's nice to see a major financial institution finally get up in public and say so.
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If he had gained insight from his time away from the stage, he didn't say so.
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The third one is, if I may say so, very good for neighborhood, good political goodwill.
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If you don't like that your hotel or airline gives you a plastic bottle, say so.
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And even if we suspect it is a trifle high, we don't want to say so.
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Even if Ms. Carroll did not blame Elle, others did, and were quick to say so.
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"It's so rich with potential beyond the physical imagery, and can do and say so much."
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About four in 2016 say so now (23.7%), up from roughly one-quarter in 1999 (26%).
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If Saudi Arabia or wealthy Gulf backers plan to subscribe they have yet to say so.
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Republicans would understand this and say so if these actions were taken by President Hillary Clinton.
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And then they will say, "So are you asexual?" and that is a totally different thing.
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Do they in fact wish that their enemies were dead but would just never say so?
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The 45% who say so now more than doubles the number in 2003, an extreme increase.
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If they use butter substitutes in the future, the menus will have to explicitly say so.
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Even if repeal passes the House today, it can't become law without the Senate's say-so.
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But you can be interested, but you clearly ... I mean, you say so in the book, right?
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This is largely due to an increase in the number of Democrats and independents who say so.
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"But you're always asked first, if I may say so," Smith, 83, quickly replies, with Dench laughing.
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I mean, the last time someone touched me without my say-so was when I was kidnapped.
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If so, you need to say so expressly, and you also need to give me some evidence.
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Kaitlyn: Young love is obviously what's special about this video, and we shouldn't have to say so.
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Everyone had so much to say so we gave you a few bonus minutes to listen to.
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" Trump went on to say: "So many of those people are saying, 'It's very hard for me.
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"Even though they won't say so, this shows that Quantitative Tightening will be slowed down," Gundlach said.
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" You can hear Trump say, "So the whole Russia thing, I think, seems to have turned around.
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But I have to say, so it's only been shown maybe less than 10 times so far.
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You know, the production I think is really, really amazing, actually, if I do say so myself.
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It's much slimmer and, if I do say so, better looking than many of OtterBox's other offerings.
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He just smiled back at her and held up his hands as if to say so what?
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If she believes there's a problem and that it must be tracked, she should say so outright.
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Sophie: It's a bit embarrassing to say so, but I guess I like a bit of romance!
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" On university campuses, that is sometimes updated to: "I disapprove of what you say, so shut up.
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If Warren believes that what's possible is limited to a public option, she should just say so.
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He appoints bills to specific committees, and no legislation comes onto the floor without his say-so.
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Scientists aren't the only ones who say so; insurance companies, economists, and the U.S. military do, too.
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That's the highest share to say so since February 2001, and the best rating of Trump's term.
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And where there are differences, we will say so and that's what I've tried to do here.
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As it turned out, few of the Trump supporters they interviewed were willing to say so either.
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And so vast areas of international economic policy can be changed with just a president's say-so.
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The next day, I wasn't sure what to say, so I acted as if nothing had happened.
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The brothers' wives tended not to like one another and to say so, occasionally in the newspaper.
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"If a dress is done well, it can say so much — and it's so simple," he says.
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So this has to become a men's issue, because men won't stop unless other men say so.
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I guess Russia eventually thought, There is nothing we can say, so we can say the truth.
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But we don't come out and say so, because that is a very bad way to teach.
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In Tennessee, 32% of likely voters call it their top issue, and 26% say so in Florida.
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I love her so much that I don't know what to say so I don't write back.
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If dropping a Benjamin on a restaurant's tasting menu was worth every single dollar, you'll say so.
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I'm not a picture of emotional stability, I would say, so I was not a natural meditator.
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I wouldn't say so, but I can't say that I've yet encountered an Android phone that is.
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Some 31 percent say the same about U.S. stocks and 27 percent say so about housing prices.
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He has not regained consciousness since the attack, friends say, so he can't be asked about it.
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If there are those who believe we can do better, let them say so all the louder.
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If he doesn't agree, then he needs to say so, because they certainly won't believe anyone else.
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It's no wonder Pittenger's colleagues were ashamed of his statement, and were quick to say so publicly.
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The playbill doesn't say so, but this is the key to a joke, should we need it.
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A writer for "Sesame Street" seemed to say so in an interview that rippled across the internet.
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" No, she insists to her sons: "No matter how many say so, you are not a problem.
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" Graham's response: "Well if you think the letter is impeachable, I mean the transcript, just say so.
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They may yet do so, but it's impolitic to say so, especially for a Brussels-based German.
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He said that many Republicans shared his view of the president but were afraid to say so.
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In other words, if you're grateful for the opportunities, the feedback and the support, just say so.
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To say so isn't anti-trans — I have nothing against transgender people, or anyone for that matter.
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It was not, and to believe and say so is dangerous for our politics, and our policy.
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That shift comes largely among independents, 75% wanted his returns released last year, 68% say so now.
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As it grows, scientists say, so does the danger it poses to the health of the ocean.
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This is a massive crisis for our norms and our Constitution, and we have to say so.
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Trump clearly had the authority to fire FBI Director James Comey, solely on his own say-so.
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Trump largely made these policy decisions on his own, without the approval or say-so of Congress.
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Indeed, if you're sure that it will be unhelpful, I think you have a duty to say so.
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Anyone who believes the US can't do big things any more should certainly feel free to say so.
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The Last Jedi is bad because a bunch of angry dudes with tiny Twitter follower numbers say so!
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They call themselves "scrubs," even wearing T-shirts that say so, a way to own their class label.
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But she is having none of that, and that troll's insult gave her the platform to say so.
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She got to say so many things that I was so happy to get to bring to light.
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Both Sanders and Harris said they would scrap the private insurance industry — the only candidates to say so.
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That's tens of thousands of emails from regular people, collected without our approval, say-so or, indeed, knowledge.
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Geertz recounts the tale of a husband who wanted a divorce but thought it unseemly to say so.
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So, until the next system update, we say so long to fanny packs; the utility belt is back.
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And if it means typing a few more characters into a search box, I say so be it.
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It's become cliché to say so, but this is – once again – the most important election of our lifetimes.
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He was the first senior member of either party to say so after weeks of rejecting the notion.
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If OpenAI makes it big, Microsoft will profit immensely — but, they say, so will the rest of us.
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But if there was any other rationale, Mueller had the opportunity to say so Wednesday — and he didn't.
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More see tax decreases on the horizon for big businesses (243% say so) and for the wealthy (265%).
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Ms Suu Kyi has failed to articulate a programme, and her minions do nothing without her say-so.
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We can't just wave our hands in court and say this company is bad because we say so.
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It sounds self-centered to say, so pretentious, but I feel so truly different from anyone I've met.
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You can say, so-and-so peddles conspiracies, show that they have, and they'll be okay with that.
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But, they say, so will more closely catering to customers, and retaining experienced midlevel managers and skilled engineers.
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Now, many are looking ahead to their next job, even if they are loath to say so publicly.
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If so we should say so, and the resulting clarity will help to determine the number we need.
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The Food and Drug Administration requires that manufacturers who use cochineal or carmine say so on the label.
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You may be surprised to hear me say so, but there is no particular need of poetic expression.
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Those in gun-owning households are more likely than Republicans to favor stricter gun laws -- 48% say so.
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If the governor was going to back Mr. Byford's ideas all along, why didn't he just say so?
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You may have just enough letters to grok answers like SILTS, SAY-SO and perhaps even HONEY-DO.
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Though it's mild, paradoxical and perhaps a bit prurient to say so, "Slave Play" is a happy surprise.
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If the nation truly wants to have a DACA program, it is up to Congress to say so.
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Whether or not they can say so, many experts believe that Mr. Trump has a narcissistic personality disorder.
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The poems of this period are Rich's most fully achieved, though to say so goes against their grain.
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Why would you bother to say so unless you viewed it as an open question, an ongoing debate?
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"And until we say so and attack the problem head on, we are not going to fix it."
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If you believe Trump committed a crime, even if you can't indict him now, why not say so?
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Unprompted, several Democrats admiringly discussed Avenatti's physique to VICE News but declined to say so on the record.
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I don't have much to say, so I feel awkward and anxiously wait for the meeting to be over.
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Simpson told the magazine that she'll be working with Ross, which is pretty sweet if we say so ourselves.
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Our sources say ... so far there is no evidence anyone other than Dr. Michael Schulenberg prescribed drugs for Prince.
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If you experience something in your job that makes you unhappy and isn't within your direct control, say so.
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Most voters say that if she were elected, Clinton would mostly carry out Obama's policies, 64% say so vs.
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And all of that is packaged in a seriously chic and airy interior, if I do say so myself.
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White, high-IQ, English-speaking people obviously assimilate best, and someone in a Trump administration might actually say so.
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Once the dust settled, Trump was asked by a reporter why the bomb was dropped without his say so.
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Words could say so much about this moment, but video of the post-game handshake line will do best.
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And if they were aware and didn't say so under direct congressional inquiry, that's a failure of another kind.
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The president has repeatedly claimed the ability to go to war with North Korea on his own say-so.
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Under Shahbaz Sharif, Punjab's chief minister, the province has hired new teachers on merit, not an official's say-so.
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This is a super clean look — far better than any stock brand photo, if I do say so myself.
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I acquitted myself, if I may say so, but then, I had something to get out of my system.
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Administration officials have since said Trump is committed to Article 2628, but Trump has yet to say so himself.
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At first you think, Ooh, how fascinating, this will say so much about this person's inner workings and secrets!
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Many are scared to say so publicly because they feel that people will assume they are stupid and racist.
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And if that's what the court meant to do, the plaintiffs' firms said, the justices ought to say so.
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Today, it is taking another big step toward that potential reality — even if it won't say so for now.
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Now when she calls me I don't know what to say, so I have to shut my phone off.
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He obviously wanted it all to be over with, though he could not say so in any intelligible way.
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If the president were indeed a "toddler," Mr. Gobry asks, why didn't the senator from Tennessee say so earlier?
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But in my conscious mind, I know it's what I want to say, so I try to say it.
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If Mr. Trump is feeling any fresh unease about Ms. Harris's suddenly energized candidacy, he would not say so.
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The list is so long and I'd love to say so many more names, but I can't right now.
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But it's Ms. Valenti's goods and the funky environment that lure the locals, if she does say so herself.
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"They'd say, 'So-and-so has a big farm and they may not even use the library,'" he recalled.
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He is not the first to say so, so it remains to be seen how successful he will be.
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There's a bigger ideological gap, 52% of liberals say it should go farther and 39% of conservatives say so.
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All of the Democrats know you are right, but unlike you, they don't have the "guts" to say so!
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The MA could not leave her post, records say, so she radioed other security forces to locate the two.
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"I want the case laid out in the clemency statement — It's wrong and we should say so," Clinton wrote.
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Sir Peter argues that, since society deems racism unacceptable, it must be acceptable for a presenter to say so.
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Congressional leaders, though they may not say so directly, intimate that technology companies should be regulated by the government.
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Only a third of Republicans think there are too few women in politics while 237% of Democrats say so.
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So Mueller would be severely constrained about what he could say without the say-so of his two bosses.
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It's almost heretical to say so, but when "the people" have spoken they often don't know what they've said.
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The origins of the hiding-her-writing myth are dubious, and I'm certainly not the first to say so.
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Among those who say that gender discrimination is a major reason women aren't elected to high political offices in America, younger women are much more likely to say so than older women -- with 68% of women under 50 who say so and 50% of women over the age of 50 who agree.
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About half (47%) say they would be hopeful if Clinton won, while 44% say so if Trump were to win.
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"To some extent monetary policy has definitely been taken to its limits – I would say so for sure," Carstens said.
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Indeed, perhaps never in a courtroom has so much been said about a man who will, himself, say so little.
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As Tim correctly noted, even if it were in Apple's self interest to say so, Facebook's users were its products.
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We are a band that has been—even if I say so myself—criminally ignored by the industry, at large.
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"She's literally repeating everything we say so we're having to be really careful," the actress explained of her daughter's vocabulary.
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For Bullock and many contenders, even though they may be reluctant to say so out loud, it's Iowa or bust.
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Another would require majority votes for directors, so they couldn't skate into their board positions purely on Zuckerberg's say-so.
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"That affects top-line growth but doesn't really say so much about the fundamentals of the U.S. economy," he added.
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Some think it has been inflamed by Donald Trump, who encourages Americans who object to political correctness to say so.
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But if a fair shake for Getty were the reason, it would have been easy for Wintour to say so.
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And it's not because you're changing a leader (that) then we have to say 'so you need a new delay.
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Augmented reality looked like it was supposed to a ubiquitous success; Apple and Google and Facebook seemed to say so.
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Parliamentary scrutiny will reduce the chance that Britain adopts a hardline version of Brexit on the say-so of zealots.
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Being accurate and honest can make a difference too, and if there's something wrong with the item then say so.
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I would also say so much of how we serve our customers is actually our customers talking to each other.
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Somebody on the creative team, probably uneducated about hearing disability if I can say so, told them to remove it.
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While Patty didn't claim he did the egg outright, one of his friends did say so in a TMZ interview.
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The baby's intended name is actually Paul, after its grandfather, but Thomas has missed any opportune moment to say so.
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And he say, so what father is not going to dive on the sword to kill themselves for their kids?
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In favor: [sigh] You know, if you're not going to participate, the least you could do is just say so.
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"I thought Nirvana's Nevermind was brilliant, but I didn't want to say so," Blur guitarist Graham Coxon later told Mojo.
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But when it doubt, pick a guy whose name is fun to say, so this week's honoree is Johan Garpenlov.
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They would say, So you're saying you were upset because you were trying to help, and I raised my voice.
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It is probably too early to say so, but it is obvious that the situation is changing drastically in Syria.
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It signals that Warren believes that only a public option is possible, without requiring her to say so out loud.
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Back then, 48% said their vote was one of support for the former secretary of state, 58% say so now.
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The same might be said of Kurtág's "Fin de Partie," although the self-critical composer is unlikely to say so.
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Asked by reporters last week if Pelosi should go ahead and pass the Senate bill, Schumer declined to say so.
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They just don't say so out loud, for the same reason many professional athletes don't sound off about social issues.
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In Atlanta there's not very good shopping I'd say, so I do a lot of vintage and thrift store shopping.
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Independents have inched up in believing coverage has not been critical enough (218% say so now, versus 25% in 2017).
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If transit doesn't have enough money to carry out its mission, then Mr. Byford has to say so, out loud.
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And CompTIA certifications are the gold standard; all types of institutions from government entities to Fortune 500 companies say so.
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Even when parents don't say so out loud, children know when failure to get an A results in parental disapproval.
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Let me do this, she seemed to say, so I can get re-elected or move on to something better.
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It's not popular to say so today, but there are still compelling reasons Democrats should strengthen ties to Wall Street.
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Thus, "PIVOT" is born, which Ross say so many times in a row that the word almost loses its meaning.
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Regulators say so-called profit-shifting allows some businesses to use regional offices in low-tax countries to reduce payments.
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But then, why didn't you say so at a point when, in theory, your friends could have stopped doing it?
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There are strains of Beckett and Pinter in the way Schweblin's people use so many words to say so little.
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It's that it's often terrible, and we're all supposed to act like it isn't because the rich people say so.
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I cannot 100 percent say so, because I'm not judge and jury, and it's not my place to do that.
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We liked what they had to say so much that we asked teachers a similar question, and answers poured in.
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A manager recognizes that a worker's comment in a meeting was offensive, but failed to say so at the time.
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If it's a local business saying your order's ready or a hospital reminding you of your appointment, they'll say so.
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He didn't say so explicitly, but it's beyond obvious in his near-total silence about the situation since the midterms.
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There's no magic here, though; whether they say so or not, everyone seems aware that prison sieges don't end well.
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He has royally earned the right to rest (some would say so has his wife, but then she's only 91).
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It's a big part of the solution to our nation's challenges — and we're going to stand up and say so.
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"If the nation truly wants to have a DACA program, it is up to Congress to say so," Hanen wrote.
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After all, if I can rise through the ranks on my own pluck, they seem to say, so should you.
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And if she wasn't involved, and feels in her heart that torturing me was wrong, she should say so. ☐
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Biden's supporters are near universal in their view that he has the best chance at beating Trump (88% say so).
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I can pull off the workwear look, and I look dang good doing it, if I do say so myself.
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"Survivor" is no different from "the workplace," because "Survivor," whether it wants to say so or not, is a workplace.
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She said if you know with 100% certainty that the role isn't for you, then you should clearly say so.
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Mike Lee and Thom Tillis, aides say, so if the White House comes around to it, it could be significant.
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Legitimate research rarely, if ever, charges patients to participate, scientists say, so the fees should have been a red flag.
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Almost six in 10 say so now (313%), compared with 44% in June 2016 after a mass shooting in Orlando.
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The officer had acted stupidly, they thought, and the nation's first black president ought to be able to say so.
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" And: "If it's ever fair to say that anything has 'changed everything,' it's fair to say so about the Internet.
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If the president did not instruct him to take an action that would hinder the investigation, he should say so.
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"Whether they say so or not is up to them, but they have tremendous control over North Korea," he said.
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When fact-checking Trump, be precise about what his claims are, and if he hasn't made this clear, say so.
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And Browning's essay, a serious piece by a serious scholar, shows that it's not at all alarmist to say so.
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"If you ask me whether a weakening yuan is a good thing for China, I cannot say so," he told reporters.
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Some in Flint have said they will not trust that the water is safe until the Virginia Tech researchers say so.
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It's probably too early to tell, but it's shaping up, I would say, so we have to start thinking about it.
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She loves her Fox News so let me just say, so that's been a great time this past couple of years.
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Even lawmakers who support a wall might balk at the idea of a major project being started without their say-so.
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Excuse me to say so brutally, but there are more important things for us than the future of the United Kingdom.
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Nothing in current law requires university employees to report conversations with students about sexual misconduct to authorities without their say-so.
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That has fallen to 28% in the new poll, the smallest share to say so in CNN polling back to 2000.
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I'm also not positive that is what The Front Runner is trying to say, so confused is its point of view.
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Many of them are grateful — and usually are quick to say so in the intros of their vlogs — for the opportunity.
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It doesn't have all the answers, and Dorsey himself is often the first to say so on his public Twitter account.
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But this is really the first project that it's been used full-on, I would say, so it's relatively new technology.
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One of my choices was Alan [Bersten], and I even went on record on camera to say so before I knew!
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The success of high-visibility enforcement Education is one part of the solution, advocates say, so are laws against distracted driving.
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They were, however, endorsed by the Vitamin D council—though Mercola didn't disclose that he had paid them to say so.
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There's a solid chance that this is a New York City radio interference problem, but I can't say so for sure.
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Stand up and say so— for yourself and the legions who contributed millions and spent every weekend working for your campaign.
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I was right, it looks very cute next to my Heidi Gibson Oval Gatsby ring, if I do say so myself.
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That's OK, former classmates say, so long as the politician who has distanced himself from Brooklyn remembers the lessons it taught.
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" She continued, "I don't want to sound whiny, but if you're only going to like mediocre stuff, then just say so.
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The exclusion of a firm on the say-so of American officials, without evidence of spying, would set a dangerous precedent.
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If they seek a pretext to destroy North Korea, they should openly say so and the U.S. leadership should confirm it.
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If you're genuinely interested, say so by explaining why you think you'd be a good fit for the role and organization.
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" I remember what my friend told me to say so I said, "I'm all warmed up, I don't need to dance.
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While I'm on that, some might say, So what your prescription is that the mushy middle is the answer for everything.
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That didn't sit well with people of color who support Sanders' presidential campaign — and some took to Twitter to say so.
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It should pain me to say so, but it doesn't — because you took all my passion for Twitter and crushed it.
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If she feels like shit, she's not afraid to say so, and if she feels ecstatically happy, you'll know about it.
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And while Manfred did not say so in his news conference, he might have wanted to avoid that sort of situation.
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But while it may seem harsh to say so, after so many months of fizzy profits, a downturn was long overdue.
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Columbus Nova denies the payment was approved by Vekselberg, but it's very difficult to imagine this happening without his say-so.
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We were amazed by how many of these young people were opposed to their leaders and were willing to say so.
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Yang does not believe in such a radical, global politics of decolonization and solidarity, or at least does not say so.
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As with essays, too much polish is no good, deans say, so you might think twice about hiring a professional videographer.
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They have already spent billions of dollars to become compliant, the utilities say, so changes are of little benefit to them.
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Many find Yiannopoulos' views noxious or worse, and our system of free speech gives them just the means to say so.
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"And, if I may say so, you will not now, or in the future, influence the elections of an independent Ukraine."
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It will cover 86303 percent of the surface of the world, of the globe I would say, so it's quite important.
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Several House Democrats have also told CNN that Pelosi should send over the articles, but they've declined to say so publicly.
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If the DOJ's approach is wrong or its evidence is weak, it would be good for a court to say so.
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There is no right way forward, he seems to say, so you can laugh or cry—just do what feels right.
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"We know what Kong would say, so he doesn't need to say it here," one North Korean official told me scornfully.
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People like me have to keep it on its axis let's say, so it doesn't spin out of control. Mm-hmm.
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So even if you think Spectacles are a terrible idea, you might wait to be proven right before you say so.
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Sure, times are tough, but the prevailing sense is that it would be a bit beneath our collective dignity to say so.
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" He went on to say, "So, again, to the people chanting, 'Jews will not replace us,' yeah they kinda did it again.
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That means the struggle against the group is far from over and remains very deadly — even if the administration won't say so.
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But the company didn't say so — nor did it expand on any steps it might take to ensure this doesn't happen again.
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Now, some Swiss say so many foreigners have arrived that locals are losing out on good employment and a quality of life.
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That this should now go ahead with the say-so of Westminster, but not Stormont, will surely aggravate the sectarian divide further.
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It may seem crazy to say so, but Wilson should be able to make it three straight weeks of top-end production.
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I might not have wanted to talk about "2 Girls 1 Cup" anymore that night, but I wasn't about to say so.
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Mr Trump's desire to move fast is all very well, but no deal can get done without the say-so of Congress.
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There were safeguards against going to war, or not, on the say-so of one man; other authorities had to be involved.
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I would not say so, really, although his meaty tubular body does build up a pretty solid head of steam at points.
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He's certainly anti-democratic, and I say so in the book, but I don't call him a fascist because he isn't violent.
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Well, that's decided on a game by game basis (we've both become quite skilled in it, if I do say so myself).
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It's not all bad The ISIS crisis aside, Obama views the past seven years as largely positive -- and want to say so.
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I say so hesitantly, and with respect for the humility we need to have about our ability to diagnose and cure disease.
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China's pretty miffed at billionaire investor George Soros's dire warnings on the world's second-largest economy, and isn't afraid to say so.
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I suspect that if you hit the pavement and asked if kids occasionally eat at not-fucking-McDonald's they would say so.
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"If the League wants to topple the government, then it must say so clearly," he said in a video posted on Facebook.
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Most people seem to have a soft spot for an Elvis impersonator – a slightly shit one, if I do say so myself.
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"Rab" is a word our friend at school used to say, so we made it into a slang word for that song.
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"If the League wants to topple the government, then it must say so clearly", he said in a video posted on Facebook.
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We need to say so -- and we need to keep fighting every single day to help build opportunity for every single American.
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Or if you want to be a little more playfully suggestive, you could say, So, I have a thing at 9 a.m.
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But the placing of it at the start and end of the vocal seems to say so much, and resonates with people.
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Wrestling points the way forward: We can revolt in our seats, and nobody gets over unless we have the final say so.
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If they don't vote then they don't get a say, so it's really important that people try and engage them in politics.
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He thought the flag should be taken down from the State House, but didn't say so in the heat of the race.
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Sanders' plan will raise taxes is 'yes' why you wouldn't just say so and then explain why that's the better way forward.
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"I am going to do everything I can to help president Trump and when he's wrong I'll say so," the senator said.
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Trump may be a great husband — all his exes say so — but one doubts how generous a political partner he would be.
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It also incentivizes clear legislative drafting, so if Congress wants a law executed in a certain way, it had better say so.
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The thrust of the remarks was that Trump didn't see any need to compromise with Canada but he couldn't say so publicly.
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When a justice is of the firm view that the majority got it wrong, she is free to say so in dissent.
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In June 2016, 60% of Democrats said further acts of terrorism were likely after the Pulse shooting, but 73% say so now.
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They're simple and chunky, but they actually looked great — if I do say so myself — with a pair of slim tapered jeans.
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Overall, 49% disapprove of Trump's handling of the economy, the highest level to say so since he took office, while 44% approve.
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Last summer, 40% of registered voters said they thought Bush would top the GOP ticket in 2016 -- now, just 5% say so.
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It may be imprecise or even irresponsible to say that such a system is "rigged," but to say so is also natural.
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Yasmine: Our EP was a lot of stuff that we were never able to say, so we wrote it in a song.
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The heathered aqua color is really beautiful in person and goes perfectly with my blue eyes (if I do say so myself).
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The ring of skulls, skeletons, tusks and other bones was too large for a roof, scientists say, so what was it for?
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But if severe dementia leaves them bedridden, unresponsive and dependent, they might feel differently — yet no longer be able to say so.
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If a minor argument concerns old baggage or you're really upset because you're grieving the loss of your social life, say so.
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In New Hampshire, voters preferred someone who could beat Trump across ideological lines, though moderates were slightly less likely to say so.
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It does not diminish the rivalry to say so; indeed, as Tyler and his colleague found, it may help to explain it.
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If stomach pain is the reason for your visit and you've already had your appendix and gallbladder removed, say so right away.
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Women are less likely to view Kavanaugh's views as mainstream, with only 34% who say so -- 10 percentage points less than men.
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If you still believe the recruit should take the job, even though you will be gone, then say so, and explain why.
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Emphasis on probably because things can always change and you never TRULY know if someone is running until they definitively say so.
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It's unclear how this happened, but it's known that "Bachelor" contestants can only say so much about their involvement in the show.
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Leaflets and posters that are produced by a political party must say so—but there is no such requirement for online content.
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Now, all talent is looked at as if they are escorts, and those who aren't have to come out and say so.
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If you go first, you'll never trust anything I say, so let me tell you the context for me coming to this meeting.
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And for those who believe that no bill Trump calls a win could ever be a win for Democrats to say so too.
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Yet, from birth, the boy had an air of tragedy about him, even if no one in the family dared say so aloud.
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We tried our hand at the Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump transformations, and, if we do say so ourselves, they're pretty damn cool.
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"When someone sticks his neck out the way he did, those of us who believe he's right need to say so," he said.
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They are making quite clear what the "correct" political expression and allegiance of subordinates should be, even if they never directly say so.
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If the court wants to hear any of them during its current term, this week is likely the last chance to say so.
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"Residents in high fire risk areas should be ready and set to evacuate if emergency officials say so," the weather service office said.
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They added: "If every committee chairman is going to have this unbounded authority, the Supreme Court should be the one to say so."
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I know that when I was talking about doing this movie with my wife, she would say, 'So these guys really play tag?
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People may harbour private suspicions that other people's race, sex or sexuality makes them inferior—but to say so openly is utterly taboo.
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The scramble does, however, reflect that the administration isn't content to start flatly violating existing law and procedure simply on Trump's say-so.
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On the old continent big banks must now give other firms access to transaction data at the say-so of an account-holder.
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The simple fact that women are present and involved is enough to make some people mad, even if they don't explicitly say so.
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Yeah, I would say so: It's the sign of the performer, the stage hog, the ham, the king and queen of the jungle.
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If you believe those benefits would be lost should ISPs be able to pick winners and losers on the Internet, say so. 20133.
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Per the report, 46% of Americans think China poses a major threat; 59% say so about climate change; 68% feel threatened by ISIS.
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He has so much more to say, so we're going to let him say it, to express his experiences in his own words.
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China's legislature rubber-stamped approval on Xi Jinping's say-so; Mr Obama intends to put the agreement into effect without consulting the Senate.
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Ida didn't want to aim high, she started to say, so much as she wanted to aim into a kind of hidden space.
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We knew each other back when we were young and handsome and smarter than everyone else but were too modest to say so.
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" The former Republican New York mayor went on to say, "So Stormy, you want to bring a case, let me cross-examine you.
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The capsule will make its debut the same day Fendi reopens its Hong Kong men's flagship — perfect timing, if we do say so.
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The UK's National Health Service's blood donation program, NHS Blood and Transplant, needs more Black donors — and they aren't shy to say so.
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Environmentalists and local fisherman say so-called spoil banks created during pipeline dredging disrupt natural water flow in the basin and suffocate crawfish.
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"They show up and they take part in creating the baby and then they have no say-so for nine months," he said.
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If X and Y are otherwise good colleagues, and there are real upsides to the boss's general confidence in her staff, say so.
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Meanwhile, no one I interviewed for this article seems to know exactly where Bambaataa is, or at least they won't say so publicly.
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"Yeah, I'd say so," said Parkinson, when asked if the headless direwolf dumped unceremoniously on a table in Winterfell was the real deal.
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When Mr. Nelson, who said he was never told of his right to a lawyer, interrupted to say so, the officer corrected himself.
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Since 2017, Kentucky has released some defendants scored as low-risk based purely on an algorithm's say-so, without a judge being involved.
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Though Miller and Armstrong don't say so, it's one more telling illustration of who does or doesn't get the benefit of the doubt.
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Trump can't fire Mueller without Rosenstein's say-so, and Rosenstein said in December that he sees no "good cause" to fire Mueller. Rep.
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Psychiatric advance directives allow patients with serious mental illness to specify the treatment they want if they become too sick to say so.
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Hispanics were more likely to say so, at 70 percent, while white and black responders agreed at 64 percent and 58 percent, respectively.
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But today simple talk of Hong Kong's independence is off-limits — and the first ones to say so are our own university presidents.
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"I know they're positive but I don't need to know exactly what they say, so don't tell me," she answered with a grin.
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"I wrote the damn bill, if I may say so," he said, repeating his main applause line from the second debate in July.
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He said if that was the case, individual Democrats would have say-so over more than 60 percent of the appeals court candidates.
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I suppose it reveals the depths of my neurosis to say so, but that would never stop bugging me if I had one.
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And after my constant fiddling, if I say so myself, it was returned running far better than when we embarked on our journey.
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WE WERE CONFIDENT GOING INTO THIS THAT THE OUTCOME WOULD BE FINE FOR US. AND I'M PLEASED TO SAY SO FAR SO GOOD.
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It may be transgressive to say so, but I'm hardly alone, for all those who cringe at the thought or snort in disgust.
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Both of these have been think-pieced ad nauseam and excused by their actresses as just fine, so... well, if they say so.
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For dessert we have orange with cinnamon (ours from cooking class was better, if I do say so myself) and pistachio ice-cream.
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If you are genuinely not interested in someone — you don't see any shared interests or just don't "vibe" with the person — say so.
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Condo buyers might be skittish about an untested market, they say, so for now, developers will dip in just their toes, with rentals.
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Fewer feel Biden's time has passed: 31% say so, while 64% say his substantial experience means he ought to get in the race.
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They should be honest about it and say so, instead of doing verbal acrobatics saying they believe both the accuser and the accused.
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Yet in that NewsHour interview he said he would say so if he thinks a president isn't fit to be commander in chief.
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" Gowdy didn't elaborate other than to say, "So, of course I'm going to want to know: What 'secret society' are you talking about?
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If it doesn't think the costs to industry of reducing pollution are worth much larger benefits to public health, it can say so.
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It was a weird thing to say, so I've always wondered if somehow he's related to this town and the two mysteries were connected.
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If that's possible to achieve, he can say, so too is a fight to make the political system itself better than it is today.
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People are just making general accusations that Chyna is cooking something up without even pretending to have a good reason to say so. 6.
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Industry sources say so far the country's big miners, which include Glencore and First Quantum, as well as KCM, have not experienced power disruptions.
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Instead, let's take a look at some of the best things female comedians have had to say so far in response to Metzger's actions.
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I went to sleep with breasts — that were pretty f—king awesome, if I do say so myself — and I woke up with tubes.
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But help never came, they say, so around daybreak the next morning, Thompson and the other 200 or so residents engineered their own rescue.
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"I think the new, incoming government would like to have a say-so on how spending is allocated," House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters.
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We have already laid the foundations for these technologies, it seems to say, so how long until this kind of imaginative creation becomes real?
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Those non-college whites are also less likely to see Trump as a change agent, 58% say so now, down from 64% in April.
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The only negative I can say so far is that there are a lot of stories he asks for that it will not read.
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If I had a day where I needed to work from home for a day because I didn't feel well, I could say so.
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As Helgen's scientific and media reputation grew, some NMNH researchers and other colleagues say, so did his willingness to challenge the museum's old guard.
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"If people want to say they were for leaving these Americans in prison, they should say so," one senior administration official told reporters Sunday.
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It's less and less sensible to say that Amazon isn't having an effect on small businesses, and fewer people today say so than before.
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Again, the shift comes largely among Republicans, 71% of whom said Trump had the respect of world leaders in April, 55% say so now.
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" The painting did not strike me as fresco-like by any divination, but rather than say so, I blurted out, "Interesting that it's halved.
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But if the committee finds that mistakes were made, that there were issues which could have been dealt with better, it will say so.
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When you correct them and say so rather quickly, I think that's what's ... LG: That's how you maintain trust with your audience as well.
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This wasn't exactly true, but inasmuch as I was a freelancer working for them quite a bit, I had enough confidence to say so.
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That's something we as a community are working through but I think we're working through it quite gracefully if I do say so myself.
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I'm not sure what's "establishment" about that, and I don't know why someone running to be the Democratic nominee for President would say so.
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So when Oatly wasn't, say, so great at keeping up with the demand for Oatly, people kept wanting to hang out with it anyway.
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The artichoke, olives and tapenade baguette that she ate had sesame seeds baked into its dough but did not say so on the label.
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But unlike Mr. McCain, most of them do not say so out loud, for fear of rage by Twitter or retribution by the base.
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I feel very lucky they realized it was something I would love to do and be able to accomplish, if I can say so.
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If they are satisfied with his contrition and believe he can still lead the team — despite having no prior managing experience — then say so.
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Holmes said he heard the president say, "So he's going to do the investigation?" after an update from Sondland on a meeting with Zelensky.
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Officials had told them that the water was safe when it was not, they say, so why should they believe it is safe now?
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Executives like its co-founders, Evan Spiegel, 26, and Robert Murphy, may not really think that, but it still jars that they say so.
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Both men refused, the sources say, so Trump went ahead and gave her the clearance, which the President has the legal authority to do.
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Executives like 20-something co-founders Evan Spiegel and Robert Murphy may not really think that, but it still jars that they say so.
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"I say so because their main interest is to visit a site, stones, but not [so] much the people themselves, the community," Isaac said.
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And if you say that to somebody from that background where I come from, they simply can turn around and say, so are you.
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It also requires commercial photographs of models that are retouched to say so, or the agency will be subjected to a hefty fine. 215.
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"A lot of the Republicans I've talked to think that Trump has lost his mind," even if they won't say so publicly, said Rep.
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And while she does not explicitly say so, it is impossible to avoid reading it as a deliberate, thinly veiled commentary on Donald Trump.
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He asserted that lawyers for asylum seekers coach their clients on what to say so they'll be allowed to stay in the United States.
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If 92% of American Muslims identified as straight, she said, then the remaining 8% may be lesbian or gay, even if they're reluctant say so.
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And so, I don&apost think it&aposs always as black and white when we say so and so did this hacking or didn&apost?
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Separately, 63% say they expect the economy to be in good shape a year from now, the highest share to say so since September 2012.
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Text-based instant support could be useful if there's a problem with your driver and you don't want to say so aloud on the phone.
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As parents, we have so much to say, so much advice to give and suggestions to make but teenagers mostly need someone to talk to.
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If that is not the case, I think he should say so, explicitly, especially after this weekend, because there is so much hysteria and misinformation.
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For example, if you are in a terrible mood but lack the words to say so, you could go to work dressed as a spider.
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He agreed to publicly say so, in no uncertain terms, apologize, and then take steps to make sure such a situation could never occur again.
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"I don't want them to be perfectly behaved little people that just say what's absolutely appropriate because I say so … they have to find themselves."
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Surveys can only say so much this early in the race, as a lot can happen between now and the first nominating contests in February.
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This is only a preview unit, so I can't offer my final takes as of yet, but I must say: So far, this feels nice.
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Chloe doesn't say so (she tells Zach later that she and Bryce are "fine"), but it's suggested that she's not falling for Bryce's bullshit anymore.
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"I don't want them to be perfectly behaved little people that just say what's absolutely appropriate because I say so … they have to find themselves."
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"I would say so," said Lorraine Swader, just a few weeks away from her 81st birthday, as she waited for Clinton to take the stage.
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"Many citizens today live in fear, even if they do not say so aloud," says Monseigneur Joachim Ntahondereye, president of the Burundian Council of Bishops.
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But I must say, so subsequent to that and much keeping with the ratings that you guys are talking about, everybody was talking about this.
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A notice was put out before the stunt was carried out however some locals were taken by surprise and took to Twitter to say so.
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If the FCC had its doubts, why did it not say so instead of risking withering criticism by avoiding the question for months on end?
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Where do you get the license, if I may say so, to trump an electoral majority in a Democratic society -- there is only one place.
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We also believe in not taking life too seriously and making fun of ourselves—besides the sandwich is delicious if we do say so ourselves!
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Luckily, we have artistic parents, I guess you'd say, so when I was like, 'I wanna go somewhere,' they were like, 'You can go anywhere.
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About 1-in-5 say they wouldn't support Trump should he win the nomination, and roughly the same share say so about Cruz and Rubio.
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Today, Hulu wouldn't have any way of knowing if you've viewed those episodes outside its app, but now you'll be able to explicitly say so.
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"I see conservatives' greatest contribution to American politics as being their willingness to step in where programs are not working and say so," he said.
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I reached him on his cell, congratulated him (graciously, if I may say so) on his victory, and went to address assembled supporters and friends.
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Though he is too self-effacing to say so, he is a model citizen of the EU. "I am European more than French," he says.
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The game has been a good game from the very beginning (if I may say so myself) and we just improved it in many ways.
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I very much doubt that the courts will say so, but maybe Apple's argument here is not quite as bad as it at first appears.
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But he knows the loser point is garbage and he's not afraid to say so, and that's why he should be your new favorite player.
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Most Chicagoans say their neighborhood lacks quality public schools, but the misery is lopsided: On the South Side, 71 percent of African-Americans say so.
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As an American, I am what is known as a low-context communicator, so if I want something done, I say so bluntly and directly.
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Flynn was actually in the room for the events he described to Mueller, and not merely a second-tier witness peddling rumors and say-so.
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"I think they would like to have a say-so on how money's going to be spent going into the next year," he told reporters.
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But put them all together in the same room, the official said, and none would say so — out of fear as well as internal mistrust.
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Only 27% say they trust Facebook to do the right thing all or most of the time, and about the same say so about Twitter.
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Initial coin offerings have been so hot — and some say so unhinged — that some companies have found success with them even after failed crowdfunding campaigns.
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Health officials say so-called social distancing should help decrease the number of new infections and lessen the strain on the country's health care system.
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Sanders is broadly seen as the most progressive candidate in the field; 50% say so, similar to the 47% who felt that way in October.
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But, in better news, all of that is great fodder for podcast and chat, so today's Equity is pretty okay, if I may say so.
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But, in better news, all of that is great fodder for podcast and chat, so today's Equity is pretty okay, if I may say so.
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Maryland, the court had to decide whether Congress could charter a bank of the United States even though the Constitution did not explicitly say so.
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Mobile phones and the internet remain cut off; getting around is hard and getting in or out is possible only on the authorities' say-so.
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The subordinates of those already sidelined would have dared not execute a mouse without his say so, let alone a well-known and popular critic.
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I know what some of you are going to say, so allow me to get out ahead of that: It's in the Oxford English Dictionary.
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They can throw the whole relationship in the trash and never look back, so if you want to stay friends, you have to say so.
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We know it's legit because multiple sources say so, but also due to the nature of his relationship with Trump -- which isn't close or fawning.
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In South Carolina, for instance, the crowds are kept intentionally small, Mr. Buttigieg's aides say, so he can work on introducing himself to black audiences.
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Real women, doing real work Nezmeskal says real images from the working environment can say so much more than a simple stock or modeled image.
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And more and more Republicans -- from Right on Crime to Faith & Freedom Coalition to The American Conservative Union Foundation -- are willing to say so. 5.
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I am a Libra, and although there is something inescapably provincial about identifying too strongly with one's sun sign, it relaxes me to say so.
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Hillary is a monster, and the souls of the millions dead in Iraq, Libya, and Honduras because of us require us to say so loudly.
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He acted after it was revealed that he twice spoke with the Russian ambassador during the campaign and failed to say so when pressed by Congress.
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Not a grain of rice is out of place, not a taiko drumbeat is out of sync, not a kimono sash ripples without his say-so.
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The famed investigator who strongly suggested JonBenet Ramsey was killed by her older brother ... insists he has every right to say so thanks to the Constitution.
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But sometimes, when you've been together long enough, it's also about forcing your S.O. into something they don't want to do, just because you say so.
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"I think it has the potential to be the single largest oilfield in North America," said Myers, though he cautioned he couldn't say so with certainty.
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Among Democrats nationwide, 8 percent point to income inequality and the wealth gap as the most important problem, but only 2 percent of Republicans say so.
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He was the architect of her refugee gambit, flying to Ankara without the say-so of the interior ministry to thrash out deals with Turkish leaders.
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It was clear that Christians were still being over-represented, but it was hard to say so definitively as there had been no census since 1932.
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And yet politicians on both sides of the Atlantic apparently cling to the notion that encryption can be magicked out of existence on their say so.
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They are also more apt than in previous years to call it interesting; 77% say so now, up from a previous high of 62% in 2008.
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But I still manage to get up and get out of bed every day with a remarkable amount of enthusiasm, if I may say so myself.
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The White House said that Trump knew what Abe was going to say, so it didn't matter, but it was still a strange sight to behold.
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And nearly half now say he's in touch with the problems ordinary Americans face in their daily lives (46% say so, 13% did before the convention).
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" Shortly after the mixed response to the post, Ratajkowski changed the caption to say, "So excited to announce that I am the new face of @kerastase_official !
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It must be bad for two women to love each other, if the word used to label them was something my grandfather could say so hatefully.
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You were also right that "the exclusion of a firm on the say-so of American officials, without evidence of spying, would set a dangerous precedent".
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Google doesn't say so outright, but it's fair to assume that it wanted others to shoulder some of the burdens of running the Kubernetes infrastructure, too.
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If other conservatives in the media, including those who oppose Trump, thought he was a hack who people should ignore, they—we—did not say so.
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I would say so bad as to hopefully put to bed the notion that this is something that they're ever going to want to attempt again.
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Because we all, no matter where you're from, we're trying to engage with the world and try to have some say-so over what's around us.
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So before we jump the gun and say this is absolutely prohibited, we need to have some level of scientific and medical evidence to say so.
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The White House would not directly address the specifics of what Trump will say, so as not to get ahead of the president on Tuesday night.
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Taiwan remains in limbo: it has all the traits of an independent country, but given China's attitude, the international community is not allowed to say so.
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"The rest of the people they let the lobbyists buy them off and stuff and then nobody else has any say-so on nothing," Bendickson said.
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See their picks ahead, and say get ready to say so long, closet deadweight: We can't wait to fill your space with some fresh spring buys.
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In an internet dial-up era, social media had yet to frame expectations when some of us were still marking "doomsday" over a newscaster's say so.
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"The idea that we're going to relax the sanctions just on North Korea's say-so, I think, is something that just isn't under consideration," Bolton said.
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But if this phone is an early indication of what Samsung's next flagship will be like (some rumors say so), it's going to be pretty great.
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"Could've Been" — H.E.R."Look at Me Now" — Emily King"No Guidance" — Chris Brown featuring Drake "Roll Some Mo" — Lucky Daye"Say So" — PJ Morton featuring JoJo
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In an August 2018 piece for The Outline, writer Kathi Valeii asserts that "plenty of people are pro-abortion"—so more of them should say so.
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Finally, while the U.S. government would not say so, this deal would also make China more dependent on the U.S. for delivery of a vital resource.
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"I would say so far it's been a measured response," Charles Kupchan, a director for European affairs on the Obama administration's National Security Council, told me.
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Several DHS officials have said privately that the president's order made it impossible to continue zero tolerance, but McAleenan was the first to say so publicly.
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Or is a horror performance from a woman of color simply so far outside the Oscars' comfort zone that these prognosticators were right to say so?
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The smaller evils are the Republican senators who know the president violated his oath and should be removed, but don't have the guts to say so.
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So I'd say so much of the negatives are in there, there's room for capital appreciation there, too, and many of those names have attractive dividends.
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"The idea that we're going to relax the sanctions just on North Korea's say-so I think is something that just isn't under consideration," Bolton said.
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"You tell me what he needs to say so we can move beyond this," Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin asked of reporters in his home state.
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But the best moments are the quiet ones, when the adults nod along, knowing the lies retold by children are outlandish, but declining to say so.
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We get "peckish" as T. likes to say, so I buy us Shamrock and Onion chips from a café there as well as two cappuccinos ($10.14).
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Cross your eyes, I say, so that you are looking at the left image with your right eye and the right image with your left eye.
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When millions of Americans don't feel like our country is living up to the ideals that our flag represents, they have every right to say so.
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Sanders's plan will raise middle-class taxes, is 'yes,' why you wouldn't just say so and then explain why you think that's the better way forward.
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And despite her self-doubt and self-deprecation, Bishop must have known how good it was — which is to say, so good it wouldn't be enough.
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Although the court did not say so in so many words, its ruling effectively overturned Mr. Moore's death sentence, as its 2002 decision in Atkins v.
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HC: First, let me say so much of what he just said is not right, but he gets to run his campaign any way he chooses.
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Read the poll results Trump's supporters in the party are a bit more likely to say he should choose someone with military experience -- 49% say so vs.
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Nobody wanted to say so publicly out of respect for the justice, but several Washington players noted privately that it felt good to suddenly be relevant again.
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Trump wanted Comey to say so publicly, but Comey said he refrained from doing so in order to avoid the potential need to correct the record later.
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The hotel is a little fancier than CGI's and the guests need some qualification other than a simple willingness to give millions at Bill Clinton's say-so.
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Even if he had wanted Eurobonds he would have been wise not to say so……extremely wise not to mention it, certainly not before the German elections.
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All you have to do is push a button on your phone and say, 'So and so did this to me, R. Kelly did this to me.
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Just as the government can't force someone to write a new story in its say so, Apple will argue it can't be forced to write code either.
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" Asked if that figure made any sense, or if there were any financials that would back up such a figure, Biscardi said "Oh, I wouldn't say so.
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It's what made them such a breath of fresh air to follow, and makes what I'm about to say so difficult: McManus and Dober have broken up.
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Plus, these headphones are pretty darn snazzy, if we don't say so ourselves — they even come with accelerometer-based control of color and brightness for easy customisation.
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His day job involved crushing all forms of dissent among the cowed population of 32m, but in practice nothing happened in Uzbekistan without Mr Inoyatov's say-so.
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"For certain areas in the classic car world, you could say so (the market is decelerating)," Tim Schofield, Bonhams U.K. head of cars, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"Even though they don't say so publicly, I believe they are anxious, they are afraid, and under tremendous international pressure," Ho said, referring to the North Koreans.
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About one-third say they would enthusiastically back Cruz (32%, down from 37% in January), and 31% say so about Rubio, about the same as in January.
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He said it appeared to have been shot on December 25 last year because the girls say so in the video and the metadata also indicated this.
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It is easy to say so now, but China should have cleaned up its financial system and freed its exchange rate when money was still flowing in.
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The Wu-Tang Clan ripped off an old soul song and used it in its 2017 hit "People Say" ... so say 3 musicians in a new lawsuit.
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Michele told PrideSource the track is "part two of 'If You Say So,'" a song on her 2014 album Louder that recounts her last interactions with Monteith.
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Now I can easily dry my hair while turning this brush, and my hair looks amazing in a few short minutes, if I do say so myself.
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Usually the person who had the original idea has the final say, so it's about making sure they're happy and doing exactly what they want to do.
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This is why I think these early paintings are great: they give me so much to think about that I would be remiss not to say so.
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Nearly half of those polled consider North Korea a very serious threat to the United States (47% say so), down from 62% who thought that in October.
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One proposal discussed would have Trump sign new legislation that would make him forfeit his executive say-so to declare any future national emergencies under certain circumstances.
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Many of them want more research on the effects of medical marijuana but are afraid to say so publicly for fear of upsetting their employers, he said.
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Ordinary people could travel more or less freely between Soviet republics, to visit relatives, say, so it mattered little that the lines sliced up the region haphazardly.
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I will say so many new fans have come into Marvel comics specifically through Captain Marvel because of what she represents, because of what she looks like.
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Oh, and Scheana and Adam spent New Year's Eve together, too (they really do look cute together in their NYE pic, if I do say so myself).
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"He recognizes that it was a fair and appropriate sentence under the circumstances and he has instructed me to say so," Richman told reporters after the sentencing.
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Trump admitted during a press conference following the summit that he might end up being wrong to trust Kim but that he probably would not say so.
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Deep red states still have a majority who prefer someone who can beat Trump, like in Alabama, Oklahoma, and Virginia where around 3 in 83 say so.
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For months, I was incredulous about the timidity of those Republicans in Congress who knew that Trump's presidency was an abomination but refused to say so publicly.
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If a school wants more students of color, it should come out and say so, and then show it's sincere by putting some money into the problem.
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With Cohn's departure, Trumpworld may have lost the last person who knew what hokum anti-globalism is — and was willing to say so directly to the president.
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A former punk musician, McGrath feels a deep affection for the joyful raucous stupidity of rock music; refreshingly, he isn't ashamed to say so in a poem.
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The college presidents won't say so, but in light of their daily duties, this "speech" aspect of the executive order may look to them like a godsend.
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It turned out that Laura Bush really did support same-sex marriage and abortion, even if she didn't say so when her opinion might have changed policy.
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Democratic House candidates in swing districts say they are nervous about running on the same ticket as Sanders, but they, too, are reluctant to say so publicly.
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Though it feels trite to say so, we connect with these characters on a deeper level that's easy to forget once caught up in one's own life.
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"It also has to do with entrepreneurship, and taxes are an important thing, and regulation I would say, so there is work to be done in Europe."
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The 40% who call themselves "extremely enthusiastic" is the highest share to say so in a midterm election cycle since CNN first asked the question in 2009.
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Without a rash or evidence of a tick bite, there is no reliable way to prove someone has or doesn&apost have Lyme, beyond their say-so.
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It is also wonderful to be respected for the experience and skills I bring to the table, and to have younger members of the team say so.
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" MAY: "Well, I think the point about the special relationship between the U.K. and the U.S. is that when we do disagree we're able to say so.
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Why it's on the list: No one answers their phone anymore, investors say, so companies like Farmers Insurance use Zipwhip to communicate with their customers via text.
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Among Democrats, Biden has greater support than anyone else tested: 44% say they are very likely to support him, 32% say so of Harris, 30% Vermont Sen.
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Although the Supreme Court did not say so explicitly, its ruling implied that Mr Johnson had misled the queen when advising her in August to prorogue Parliament.
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"If Mattis does not believe the migrants are a threat that warrants tasking 5,000 active troops to the border, he should say so and resign," Magsamen wrote.
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Since 2014, Missouri law has allowed weapons to be carried into virtually any building in the state, but not on college campuses unless the schools say so.
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It could be someone you know and trust not to act on your behalf without your say-so, such as a friend, a relative or a coworker.
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The trainer asked the referee what to cut, and Maloney allegedly said something like "Cut until I say so," Johnson told the investigator, according to the memo.
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That is higher by far than the share to say so in CNN polls after mass shootings in Las Vegas (47%), Orlando (46%), Charleston (35%), Newtown, Conn.
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Americans continue to say things in the US generally are going well (57% say so, about the same as last November), with 42% saying things are going badly.
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She did not say so initially, but she turned out to be Deesha Dyer, the former White House social secretary for First Lady Michelle and President Barack Obama.
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Egg drop soup: When someone asks you a question but you don't hear what they say so you smile and nod, praying that your reaction makes sense. 18.
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"That would have to be my Aveeno Daily Moisturizer with 30 SPF, if I do say so myself," adds the actress, who is a spokesperson for the brand.
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In May 103, the various scientific bodies that had studied the spill said they were not allowed to release their work without the say-so of the INECC.
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But just as words can only say so much, sometimes you need a little more than a repurposed nightshade to truly express all the shades of human horniness.
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"You don't get an A+ grade without Chris's say-so," said a former N.R.A. associate, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the organization's internal workings.
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That includes Asia Bibi, a poor Christian farmhand sentenced to death in 2010 on the say-so of Muslim women in her village with whom she had squabbled.
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I say so not because I happen to lead a police department in metro Atlanta, but because I know that, for many Americans, the police are the government.
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You can arrive with a full itinerary (ours was pretty dope, if we do say so ourselves) or wing it with the friendly locals when you get there.
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Trump continues to top the list of candidates likely Republican primary voters say they would never support, 35% say so, including 47% of those moderate or liberal voters.
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With Venezuela under sanctions, there is less available heavy crude, but analysts say so far the refineries are able to find enough but at a higher price differential.
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She said the majority rendered CAFRA's protections "largely meaningless" by accepting the government's "say-so" that it owned the Double Eagles and had no intention of forfeiting them.
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"If we think a Brexit deal is not good for the United Kingdom, we will say so," Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) lawmaker Jeffrey Donaldson said on BBC radio.
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This stuff reflects, at a minimum, poor judgment and a lack of self-discipline, and many Democrats and liberals around the country would be happy to say so.
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Scoring a win before the midterms is crucial, abortion opponents say, so Republicans can build on their majority in the Senate and fully defund Planned Parenthood next year.
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But then I don't remember most of the things I say, so when I sit down my mind is completely blank and then what pops out, pops out.
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It became, okay, it's going to be terrifying because I never script anything I say, so I just go out there, and whatever happens is going to happen.
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These incredible women had a lot to say, so stick around until the end to see them in a video that's so good, it might break the internet.
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It's just a quick photo, but in this brief exchange, the special education teacher from Beacon Charter High School for the Arts was able to say so much.
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One member expresses a fondness for Hilary Clinton, but won't say so when the camera is rolling, and another groans when I bring up the topic of Trump.
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Riva Weinstock was unamused, but she didn't need to say so -- her reaction to the well-dressed wedding crasher was caught on camera and seen around the world.
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But if you want specific features — topstitching, a watch pocket in trousers or channels for shirt collar stays — you have to say so when you place the order.
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The report found sufficient facts to find impermissible coordination, but his failure to say so, along with his incorrect statement on the law, opened another invitation to evasion.
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Like God, Ford created the Hosts, and he seems to have a desire to be worshipped by them, even if he might not say so in those terms.
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I still believe that plenty of Americans of all political stripes are better than this president and that when given their next chance to say so, they will.
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If your son feels that he needs you all to get along — if the "united family situation" you refer to is important to him — he can say so.
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" I would probably say, "So I can tell you now that I am celebrating my 60th year of unemployment, and that's the way I want to keep it.
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Mr. Trump had encouraged Mr. Comey to say so publicly, but Mr. Comey refused — in part because he did not want to have to recant if that changed.
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It's clear from the get-go that nothing happens in the Gotham crime underbelly without his say-so, and that an association with him means a free pass.
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There are still more billion-dollar deals to be done in the health care world, analysts and experts say, so long as antitrust regulators continue to allow them.
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And a majority of likely primary voters in New Hampshire say they expect Sanders to win on Tuesday (2033% say so, up from 25% in the January poll).
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And I say, 'So, where is the risk, where is the switch that's going to happen such that the economy is going to turn in a different way?
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Women are also significantly more likely to say there are too few women in politics today, with 242% who say so, compared to 241% of men who agree.
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While RAW did not say so explicitly, the event was a celebration of natural wine, that contentious category that has polarized the wine industry over the last decade.
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Poke fun at its affectations all you want, Twin Peaks seems to say, so long as you're able to see past them to what's human at its center.
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It's fascinating to revisit them all, because they say so much about how American views on fame, addiction, and gender have changed over the course of a century.
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Action wanted to try pressed duck—or canard á la presse, as the French would say—so we got in touch with Daniel Boulud and made it happen.
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That hurdle has led to higher-than-normal return rates, experts say, so Amazon is likely looking at the in-home services as one way to lower that number.
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But Mackie only just revealed that Bill is gay — and more importantly, she will say so in her second line of dialogue when the show returns in two weeks.
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"He is so good at picking up a microphone and being able to speak and say so many things that make people laugh that are really inspiring," she says.
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Apple requires any payments made within the app to go through Apple's iTunes billing system — a point that still irks many publishers, though they won't say so out loud.
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Zachary doesn't say so, but likely institutional investors see the same opportunity that VCs have spied, too, and CRV closed its most recent fund with $393 million in 2014.
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As the Keeping up with the Kardashians star gears up to say "so long" to 18, a source tells PEOPLE that her next year is looking brighter than ever.
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And given his margin with working-class whites, it is hard to imagine that people whose friends and neighbours mainly backed him would be ashamed to say so themselves.
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Beyond the candidates themselves, voters rate the campaign so far as broadly too negative: 68% say so, compared with 53% in 2012 and roughly half in 2008 or 6553.
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The good news is that, as education improves and Africans move rapidly to the cities, they are growing more critical of their rulers, and less frightened to say so.
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They are just as likely as their black and Hispanic working class counterparts to feel optimistic about their lives, 7 in 10 or more say so in each group.
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Compared with December, more now say Obama has done the right amount to change the nation's gun laws, 31% say so now, up 11 points from 20% in December.
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Also, my Khloé Kardashian-inspired salad was delicious, if I do say so myself, though I do not understand her obsession with the irrationally mundane task of stacking Oreos.
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A chief executive who thinks that the Euro is great or the EU is great, he's licensed to go out and say so because it doesn't offend anyone important.
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And Rihanna and her contemporaries aren't popular because a handful of numbers say so: they're popular because millions of people around the world connect with their music and personalities.
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If Twitter is in fact an advocate for liberal views – as it appears to be – then it should be forced to say so clearly, as should Facebook and Google.
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Even if she didn't fully realize what she was doing — though at this point, I think it's becoming a little condescending to say so — Paige handled that situation masterfully.
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Of course, if they had been angry with me, or thought less of me, they would have been unlikely to say so; I had the power to grade them.
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But Lynch has a conflict of interest, top Republicans say, so the decision on whether to proceed with a criminal case ought to be left to someone more impartial.
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Meanwhile, Puerto Rico is suffering its worst financial crisis in history, struggling with $69 billion in debt accrued by politicians with absolutely no say-so from the general populace.
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Though Kennedy did not say so explicitly, Fisher makes little sense unless you read the opinion as acknowledging that affirmative action is not the moral equivalent of Jim Crow.
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The children are our future, as they say, so if Apple and the iPhone are going to survive, the company is going to have to appeal to their sensibilities.
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I can't come up with a good thing to say, so I won't because my grandmother always said if you have nothing good to say, then don't say it.
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It does seem unlikely that she would say so to Zoe, given who Janine believes herself to be: a good, liberal, lesbian, feminist intellectual who grew up working-class.
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Democrats are also more likely to say they think there are future major changes coming to their day-to-day lives because of the virus, 56% say so vs.
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To the latter, shoppers should feel better knowing almost every online mattress company has a 100-night risk-free sleep trial— if you don't love it, just say so.
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I thought it was important to let him freestyle so people could understand what he was about and what he was trying to say, so I heavily supported him.
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" 5:26 P.M. Wayne K: "This is the only point I came here to say, so it's the one I'm going to try to make very clearly right now.
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Though GOG doesn't say so explicitly in the announcement, it's clear that these are all the the PC versions of these games, which are ports of the Genesis versions.
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Overall, 71% say the nation's economy is in good shape, the highest share to say so since February 2001, and the best rating during Trump's presidency by two points.
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Though statistics and data are necessary to show the consequences of such complexity, sometimes a bouquet of roses, and the human artist behind it, can say so much more.
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"If you say so, Mr. Unnamed C.I.A. official, I'm happy to send my kid to the Middle East a week after Christmas," Mr. Carlson fumed on his program recently.
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"If the people say so, Evo will remain with the people to continue to guarantee this democratic and cultural revolution," Mr. Morales told supporters at a rally last month.
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"If a barker can say, 'So-and-so's playing here, but he's also playing here, and we'll give you a half-price cover,' that's too far," Mr. Dworman said.
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I believe that many businesses would be relieved if we had such rules, though they are reluctant to say so publicly, because the playing field would be more level.
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Critics say so-called "kill zones," wherein large tech companies either buy out or copy their competitors, have concentrated ideas among a few big companies, resulting in less innovation overall.
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The emotional song, "If You Say So" is heartbreaking to listen to, even now, but is a good indicator of the type of personal material Michele shares with her fans.
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For example, he argued that Mr Bush had a right to deploy American troops to the Middle East, for what would become the Persian Gulf War, without Congress's say-so.
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The Harper's transcript doesn't say so, but this seems to be the point at which other news reports describe a prospective juror miming the act of wringing the defendant's neck.
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To them, the 5.3 percent figure was simply absurd on its face, and it was good enough for them to say so, relying on their authority to generate media coverage.
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However, Israel considers Jerusalem to be its capital, and the holy Western Wall a key part of that capital – and wants Trump to say so while in the Jewish state.
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Maggie Hassan said Tuesday that "yes," she thinks Hillary Clinton is honest and trustworthy -- the day after the New Hampshire senate candidate declined to say so in a CNN interview.
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What we're hearing: Although the company has yet to say so publicly, developers and Intel officials have privately told Axios they expect such a move as soon as next year.
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The tech is now good enough to trick us, and the only way we'll know we're talking to a bot is because the bot's creators told it to say so.
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Traders say so-called sell stops — or trades set to execute once an asset reaches a certain price level — sparked sharp declines first on Tuesday afternoon and again on Thursday.
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"I would say so," McKee told reporters with a wink at the Musicares Tribute to Lionel Richie Saturday night, when asked if she thought he was an "upgrade" from Mayer.
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That was up from 46% who felt that way in fall 2015 and the highest share to say so since January 2013, about a month after the Sandy Hook shootings.
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The legislation also gives the Senate Legal Counsel the ability to take the administration to court if it attempts to withdraw from the military alliance without the Senate's say-so.
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More than a third of Americans say that poor leadership is the greatest problem facing America, the highest percentage ever recorded to say so, according to a poll released Monday.
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There is no federal clearinghouse that tracks all police-related killings, criminal justice researchers say, so it is difficult to quantify how many Latinos are killed in encounters with officers.
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Jim had to make that call to Linda and he didn't get a no, let's say, so that made us go down that road feeling she would eventually say yes.
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Terry Sullivan, the campaign manager, even boasted to donors last month that while his finance team might not want him to say so, they had nothing to worry about financially.
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Mr. Trump's supporters were particularly apt to say so: Nearly nine in 10 said a contested convention would be bad for the party, far more than Cruz and Kasich supporters.
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That means no local anti-discrimination protections for the LGBTQ community, and transgender people in particular, will come in North Carolina unless Republicans who control the General Assembly say so.
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So, the reason people "make such a big deal" about it is that your friend is a scumbag several times over and you should have the balls to say so.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Our film on Blackpool's grime scene was one of the British cultural events of last year, even though we do say so ourselves.
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Partisans are more apt to say they want to see one strong candidate emerge early (57% say so), while independents tilt toward a bigger, more competitive field (50% favor that).
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"American women are far too interested in how they're treated, and are too quick to say, 'So and so shouldn't have done or said that to her,'" Ms. DeVoueroix said.
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Though the US government won't say so publicly, it's been widely reported that the rebels in Daraa are supported by a CIA-funded Military Operations Center (MOC) in Amman, Jordan.
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He did not say so, but the undertones were clear: I had wasted everyone's time and money either by ignoring procedure or by lying to the nurse who scheduled me.
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In the case of a real diagnosis, you shouldn't say "So-and-so is an addict" or that a person is abusing drugs or has a drug problem, Mooney says.
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BTW ... Bob's got no beef -- literally and figuratively -- when it comes to the term "weight loss" and he explains why it's NOT taboo to say so ... for him, at least.
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Back then, she'd had about 100,000 followers, but after she created a viral dance to Doja Cat's "Say So" in December, that number shot up to more than a million.
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"It is really sad that the Democratic Party of Iowa, if I may say so, screwed up the counting process quite so badly," Sanders said at the CNN town hall.
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Here's the catch: This is not a true ice scraper, per say, so for thick, stubborn layers of ice, you're going to need a different tool with a harder edge.
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Also on Monday, The Jerusalem Post reported that Trump administration officials had said Mr. Trump supported the goal of two states; if that's true, he needs to say so himself.
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I examine it daily, and if I become convinced that it is shaky, I will reduce my own holdings — and say so — but haven't taken much off the table lately.
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The Times article appears to give further evidence that reasonable and dutiful White House officials who fear this President but refuse to say so publicly, remain part of the problem.
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His critics, including some Republicans, say so — and on Tuesday, Trump said he had misspoken when he expressed doubt about Russian culpability — but several things need to be kept in mind.
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The 31-year-old actor, who was dating Glee co-star Lea Michele at the time, was the inspiration behind Michele's song "If You Say So" off her 2014 album Louder.
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New York Democratic congressional candidate Tedra Cobb says she supports a ban on some firearms, but admitted that she wouldn't say so in public out of fear of losing the election.
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Arguably every president in the history of our nation has implicitly played his "man card" without ever having to say so directly, simply because leadership has always been correlated with masculinity.
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"If I do say so myself, the flyby of MU69 would be a landmark event, shattering all distance records for deep-space exploration, and yielding an impressive scientific bounty," Stern added.
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But if your iPhone can't sustain peak performance because of an aged battery, it'll presumably say so here, and you'll then be able to turn off any throttling by tapping it.
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With over 1,200 + attendees, 60 plus brands and 80 speakers, we wanted to show our hometown what we were made of and if I do say so myself, we brought it.
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Issues and attributes Biden continues to be seen as the Democratic candidate with the best chance to win in the general election: 19% say so, well ahead of all other candidates.
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And although more say they'd be proud to have her as president than say so about Trump, nearly 6-in-10 say they wouldn't be proud should Clinton win the presidency.
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"Overall, 71% say the nation's economy is in good shape, the highest share to say so since February 2001, and the best rating during Trump's presidency by two points," she wrote.
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It's unreasonable to ask officers to get a judge's say-so when they're in hot pursuit of a getaway car or come across a vehicle that's full of drugs or weapons.
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But they will be reluctant to commit much money when someone like Alwaleed bin Talal, a prince and global investor, can be arrested on the crown prince's say-so (see article).
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I'm talking about the fact of using it as a propaganda tunnel to basically say ... so, the New York Times breaks a story about Congressman X being corrupt with copious evidence.
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The pair now say an unnamed juror from the murder trial reached out to them because the juror believed in Avery's innocence but was afraid to say so at the time.
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In practice, of course, what this means is that he's asking America to trust that he has a plan without any indication that he does other than his own say-so.
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These are important discussions, and government leaders, tech leaders and ordinary citizens must all have a say, so that as a society, we maintain a moral system of checks and balances.
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Obama is the first one to say so and in fact has been saying for years that he would welcome any Republican offer to help change it and make it better.
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The installation that included the eight-foot-deep hole, aptly called "Descent into Limbo (1992)," creates the illusion of a endless void — a disturbing concept if I do say so myself.
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Local electoral authorities often didn't have the technical know-how to properly protect their machines, they say, so Russian operatives could in theory hack voting machines to color the results red.
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And even when it doesn't say so, "The Clinton Affair" effectively conveys that what transpired 20 years ago isn't mere history; rather, the ripples are still being very much felt today.
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"But on the basis of what the witnesses have had to say so far, there are any number of potentially impeachable offenses, including bribery, including high crimes and misdemeanors," he added.
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Looking to Russia itself, an increasing share say the country is a "very serious threat" to the US; 2015% say so now, up from 23.6% when we last asked in October.
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Overall, 57% say things are going well in the US today -- up from 23% saying the same in February -- which is the largest proportion to say so since January of 2007.
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"But on the basis of what the witnesses have had to say so far, there are any number of potentially impeachable offenses: including bribery, including high crimes and misdemeanors," he added.
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As it stands now, Americans say Obamacare's performance is more the responsibility of the Obama administration which enacted it (56% say so) than the Trump administration, which is managing it (37%).
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It's much more likely that Trump's relative weakness in the earlier polls was a result of voters leaning towards him, but not being ready to say so... even to anonymous pollsters.
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