He took up sculpting last year, if that says anything.
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When WHO says anything is doing anything explosively, that's bad.
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"If we succeed with games," he says, "anything is possible."
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The EPA says anything over 15 ppb is considered unsafe.
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Nobody ever says anything derogatory about Seagal in these movies.
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Now, nobody says anything no matter how bad it is.
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But nobody says anything because it's part of the process.
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Yuli Gurriel makes possibly a racial gesture and nobody says anything.
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He has no filter and says anything and everything he wants.
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Nobody says anything when you have dried noodles in your bag.
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And Fleming says anything that happens inside Winston-Salem will spread.
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The strange thing is, Atlas never actually says anything of substance.
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"If no one says anything, they're going to keep doing it."
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"Nobody says anything about the milk used in temples," he said.
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He never says anything, he just keeps looking at his phone.
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LG: Do you think it says anything perhaps about these guards?
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"I don't think it says anything about anything," Mr. Levine said.
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In his world, nobody ever says anything, but they notice everything.
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They execute hundreds of people every year, nobody says anything about it.
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I have to wonder if that says anything about the film, though.
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No source familiar with the FBI's operations says anything like that happened.
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I have many one-on-one -- nobody ever says anything about it.
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We'll be sure to update this post if it says anything at all.
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It says anything is possible when you be leader of the free world.
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To me, drag is about doing whatever you want, and nobody says anything.
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Neither you nor the grandmother says anything about the father of the child.
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There's nothing in the Constitution, not one word, that says anything about parties.
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No one says anything about my shoes—at least not to my face.
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The WHO says anything greater than 10 micrograms per cubic meter is unsafe.
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The source doesn't necessarily see that happening with Burke, but says anything is possible.
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Malta says anything between 168 and 210 grams a week is acceptable for men.
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It says anything is possible when you can be leader of the free world.
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My grandmother says anything with chocolate and says my grandfather would like peanut brittle.
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" White insists there is NO deal done right now -- but says, "Anything is possible.
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YORK: If Donald Trump ever says anything bad about Mitch McConnell again, he shouldn&apost.
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"I don't think it says anything about pharmacy in the next few years," Fein said.
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"Just let us know if there's anything we can do for you," he says. Anything?
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"We obviously monitor anytime anyone says anything about the senator on social media," Calderin said.
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Neither of us says anything else, but I'm O.K. with it, we just keep walking.
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THINK AGAIN ... 'cause Browns star Andrew Hawkins says "anything is possible," and he's the proof.
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If anyone says anything — even something that seems negative, I'm always game to start a dialogue.
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We don't know anything about him or his motivations, and his presence never says anything interesting.
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Tammy Pierce writes worse stuff than I ever do and nobody ever says anything to her.
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"We worry (Assad) will increase the violations if no one says anything to him," Meslet said.
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Collins said he was initially very concerned about Cespedes because he never says anything about injuries.
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There's nobody who reads you in advance and says anything like: This paragraph doesn't make sense?
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As for what kind of character he'd like to play, Yachty says anything but a rapper.
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Do you think this decision by Putin says anything about the alliance between Syria and Russia?
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Other than that, no one actually says anything to my face or even tweets at me.
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Normally, when the F.B.I. recommends closing a case, the Justice Department agrees and nobody says anything.
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" At the end of the day, he says, "anything that will improve the system, I'm for.
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"When you have a person like [Webster], everybody kind of knows, and nobody says anything," Linsey said.
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And when he threatens to destroy her reputation if she says anything, she goes to the police.
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So he pulls out the ring and I'm already like, 'Uh huh' before he even says anything.
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No one says anything, but I can feel—maybe because I'm especially self-conscious—the quizzical stares.
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"When Americans bring their flags to parks or to public events, nobody says anything," Mr. Svec said.
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More water needs to flow through system The EPA says anything over 15 parts per billion is unsafe.
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He has a great wife or girlfriend who barely says anything, whose whole purpose is to service him.
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It's not clear whether bringing back the LG UltraFine 4K says anything significant about the rumored 6K monitor.
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No one says anything to anyone, but I don't know, people are so obsessed that they idolize them.
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The EPA says anything over 15 ppb is unsafe, and Walters' home tested at more than 13,000 ppb.
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They could have killed someone there, why no one says anything about insulting my homeland, religion, nation, family?
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It'll be interesting to see if the rapper -- who's a huge Trump critic -- says anything to ruffle feathers.
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Das Keyboard says anything "you want to keep an eye on" can be tracked through its companion app.
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There are many problems that exist and if no one says anything, nothing will become of our institution.
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Meanwhile, he dresses for everything like he's going to softball practice, and no one says anything to him.
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"Nobody says anything," said Satu Fontanili, 34, from Finland, who was in line with her husband and toddler.
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In Nicki's defense, it's entirely plausible she didn't know that ... plus, she never says anything nasty to the woman.
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If the user says anything else except "Play Now," a tone will sound and the mic is turned off.
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Chinese officials under investigation often disappear for weeks or even months before the government says anything about their fate.
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BREXIT: SINN FEIN PRESIDENT MCDONALD SAYS ANYTHING THAT INTRODUCES CUSTOMS CHECKS MEANS A HARDENING OF THE BORDER IN IRELAND
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He rarely says anything that isn't expected, and he doesn't have anything hanging above his locker aside from his nameplate.
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"We worry (Syrian President Bashar al-Assad) will increase the violations if no one says anything to him," Meslet said.
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Nor do I believe that Serrano's thousand-object catalogue says anything interesting about American identity before or after Trump's election.
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Yet if anybody says anything about the accusations that have been thrown against them, that's totally off limits and outrageous.
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"No one ever says anything good to parents, like 'Oh, I think you handled that tantrum beautifully,'" Dr. Howard said.
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Flight. I&aposm sorry I know that&aposs the lame answer but anyone who says anything different is probably lying.
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" He called it "unfair" that "professional" and "sick" protesters can act in this way and "nobody says anything about that.
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This drama says enough about life on our capriciously run dominant platforms, before it says anything in particular about fashion.
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A good score starts at 690, Weston says; anything above 760 means you're going to get the best rates out there.
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The only person I meet who says anything different is a trench-coat wearing member of the Democratic Socialists of America.
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I Am Not Your Negro is not a film that actually says anything new about the America that we live in.
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See if it says anything about who is responsible for air-conditioning, said David E. Frazer, a lawyer who represents tenants.
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In the court of public opinion, whatever Comey says—assuming he says anything of substance—will carry a lot of weight.
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" She continued, "I know a lot of brands, big brands, steer clear of anybody who says anything that's even remotely political.
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I don't even think you can find a Republican writer, a journalist, that says anything good about the Trump tax cut.
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So, if it says anything less than that, and the investigation fixed by Strozk and Comey before they ever did their investigation.
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Neither of those reasons says anything positive about Apple's ability to successfully run or moderate the App Store in a fair manner.
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Honestly, think about it before you buy a red baseball cap that says anything, because from far away — it's hard to read.
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That said, Boneparth says anything that gets people to save more and think about their holistic financial plan is a net positive.
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Thank goodness Cersei Lannister is putting Varys' whispers to some actual use: destroying everyone who says anything remotely bad about her, naturally.
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There's nothing in the Constitution that says anything about the waiting period or filing with the Justice Department or any of that.
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We all know how easily irritated the 45th President of the United States gets whenever anyone says anything remotely bad about him.
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Apple, supported by most of the technology industry, says anything that helps authorities bypass security features will undermine security for all users.
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No one says anything; she is on a roll, and one text doesn't invite suspicion in a room full of mostly millennials.
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I'm also interested to see if he says anything about Mr. Brown's troubled high-speed train between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Although, part of it is so funny because ... I've had people say that to me, it's like what if someone says anything.
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" Ryder said she was leery of even addressing the issue because" it's like anybody who says anything about it is a victim-blamer.
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"All I can say, is if anybody says anything about doing something like that, take it seriously and don't ignore it," Bell said.
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People were convinced that Baldwin was dating Shawn Mendes just over two months ago, if that says anything about the quickie engagement timeline.
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Hunnes says anything under 1,500 mg a day is "really good," but if you can go lower sticking with fresh foods, even better.
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But if you get fucked up on drugs and alcohol every weekend and puke your soul out of your body, nobody says anything.
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"I don't think today's price action, particularly the shape of the curve, I don't think it says anything about the economy," said Rieder.
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No one says anything, probably no one is even looking at me askance, wrapped up as they all are in their busy lives.
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He narrates his life to himself — we're privy to his thoughts but nobody else is — and yet rarely says anything unnecessary out loud.
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Like, I'll walk in with a bag of some giant product and put it on the shelf, and no one says anything to me.
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If the sheer quantity of serial killer films says anything, it's that all things bloody, gruesome, and sick have captivated movie audiences for decades.
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For example, the president likes anybody on any network that says something positive on him, any world leader that says anything positive about him.
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"If the lo-fi quality says anything, it's just that the work is self-taught and independent in its vision and approach," she says.
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Because he has no shame and he just says anything, and it's just continuous fodder and you can just continually make fun of it.
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But if the recent cancelation of Girlboss after one season says anything, it's that Netflix originals are no longer held to a more forgiving standard.
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A middle-aged black woman is punctuating Obama's speech by muttering "amen," not after Obama says anything in particular but every few seconds without fail.
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I don't think it necessarily says anything good about me that Veep's Amy Brookheimer (Anna Chlumsky) is a TV character with whom I frequently identify.
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" Though other recent shows with promising hosts had been short-lived, Stewart said, "I don't think it says anything about the talent of the individuals.
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Now Zao's user agreement says anything someone uploads will only be used to improve the company's tech unless that user gives permission for other purposes.
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I'm distrustful of Bryan because he talks a lot but it seems like he never really says anything, and even more than he talks he kisses.
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Luckily no one says anything about my T-shirt and ripped white jeans or gives me any trouble as I find the boat for our cruise.
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Notaro never says anything in reference to SNL, nor does she even say why she's reposting the video, but fans made the connection on their own.
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A healthy agreement should be found somewhere in the middle, but because of this, it's not really a fight that says anything meaningful for either sport.
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Check out the clip ... he never SAYS anything about violence, but the insinuation is in the air -- and there's a subtle shot at Birdman's financial issues too.
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If your Golden Globes drinking game includes the rule, "Take a sip anytime Ricky Gervais says anything taboo" – you're probably well on your way to getting sloshed.
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On the flip side, if she says anything except 'I'm sorry,' or tries to trash Tristan, that's going to push Khloé back to him and destroy Jordyn.
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On the flip side, if she says anything except 'I'm sorry' or tries to trash Tristan, that's going to push Khloé back to him and destroy Jordyn.
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If it says anything about the future, it's that some filmmakers, like so many artists, worship the past and want to echo it as closely as possible.
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It's just impossible to govern the world's oldest, most powerful liberal-democratic state by running down the legitimacy of anyone who ever says anything you don't like.
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He thinks Apple will increase its dividend, but he'll be watching on Tuesday to see if the company says anything about the pace of those dividend increases.
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Selfishly, I want to ask: Were you as annoyed as everyone else that a marriage counselor never says anything like: "The court finds in favor of Michelle"?
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"Nothing in the Page/Brin announcement says anything about a divestiture or relinquishing of the voting control," tweeted Luther Lowe, the Yelp lobbyist and professional Alphabet antagonist.
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The Originals: Season four If this trailer says anything about the new season, it's that there will be a lot of kissing and a lot of staking.
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"I think maybe if this Cespedes signing says anything, it's that there are no possibilities that will be dismissed out of hand strictly for financial reasons," Alderson said.
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Notably, no one says anything mean about anyone else's physical appearance, and social divides are mostly about who's down to party, rather than who is "cool" or attractive.
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If the data says anything, it's that a more diverse gay porn world would be heavily rewarded by a diverse America, ready and waiting with lube in hand.
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" He adds, "He's had several inmates warn him to keep away, and he's been threatened that if he says anything about being roughed up, they'll get to him.
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"I'm a huge Rangers fan and I've been to a couple of games where she's been there and she never says anything to me in person," she said.
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American leadership is at its finest when it buckles on that irrepressible "can do" spirit that says anything is possible and that everyone can participate in America's blessings.
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Mr. Trump, analysts from both parties say, needs to resist his more combative instincts and stop doubling down every time he says anything that turns into a firestorm.
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But I don't think this data really says anything accurate because the government is so against any kind of data and surveys [and people are afraid of that].
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"And I feel like guys do that all the time — they break up and the next day, they're with another girl and nobody really says anything," Rose said.
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If he says anything after a song, it's often less the statement of a rock star or hometown hero, and more that of a polite guest: "Thank you."
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And I think if this says anything, it says the incredible importance of having more diversity in leadership and we know we are still woefully behind in that.
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"I know they&aposll investigate everything about the person and probably look at emails and things like that to see if there is anything that says anything," he said.
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We said back in January that this red carpet would be the real test of their relationship status and if this picture says anything, it's that they heard us.
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Motorola barely says anything about it in the phone's press release, so I'd expect it to look largely identical, which means it should be just fine, sharp, and vibrant.
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There are always a lot of people who I can tell [feel] really uncomfortable when I'm being harassed, but no one ever comes up and says anything to help.
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"As they compete, they want to get out there in a place like Bangladesh right away before al Qaeda says anything and they say this is us," Mudd said.
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Whether it's abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge, a lump, or changes to the vulva's appearance, taste or aroma, Miles says anything unusual down there is worth getting checked out.
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Vox's Julia Azari describes the article as one that "barely says anything" and writes it is a piece of the Constitution that has inspired a lot of legal debate.
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His girlfriend then told him to "make sure no one says anything" about the obstacle course to people outside the fraternity, according to text messages read out in court.
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But McConnell, 74, says anything can happen, chuckling over the brimming confidence of Democratic colleagues last year who thought they were a lock to win back the upper chamber.
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CN RAIL OFFICIAL FINN SAYS COMPANY IS LOOKING AT BRINGING BACK CREWS AND LOCOMOTIVES CUT BEFORE STRIKE, SAYS "ANYTHING WE CAN DO TO ACCELERATE THE RECOVERY, WE'LL DO SO."
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The merry-go-round nature of people's dating habits on the series are purposefully messy, and, as everyone repeatedly says, "anything goes" when it comes to securing your desired match.
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" Speaking with PEOPLE, the case's lead investigator, Provincetown police Detective Meredith K. Lobur, declined to go into detail about her work but says, "Anything that generates interest is always good.
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Facebook executives will talk with analysts at 2 pm PT, and we'll be chatting shortly with COO Sheryl Sandberg and will add more here if she says anything particularly exciting.
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"Personally, I don't think the inability to experience no-hands, penis-only intercourse with orgasm says anything about a happy sex life," he told the Los Angeles Times in 2008.
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"If no one says anything, then I owe it to myself, I owe it to the survivors and to all the women that Harvey has victimized to say something," Stuckless explained.
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If the Status column ever says anything besides the above then you can assume there is an issue somewhere between the coaxial cable going into your modem and the ISP's infrastructure.
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Whether your company policy says anything about flexible time or not, you should prepare a plan for the flexible schedule if you want to increase your chances of getting it approved.
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Kaitlyn: Yeah, my favorite follow is the one that kind of feels like a threat, where it's like, minor celebrities who will follow anyone on Twitter who says anything about them.
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In fact, almost anytime someone says anything, it's frustrating; the only good lines of dialogue come from one of the cannibals, Maria (Yolonda Ross), and her young daughter Honey (Jayda Fink).
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"The market is watchful and waiting to see if the U.S. administration says anything to protest dollar strength," said Alan Ruskin, global head of G-10 currency strategy at Deutsche Bank.
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And if anyone says anything about me, I don't want them to say, 'My mom was at work all the time,' or, 'My mom had a TV show,' or any of that.
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So there's a lot of neuroscience about how vision works and how the eye and retina and visual cortex work, but none of that says anything about the conscious experience of seeing.
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And before anyone says anything about that: It's not so much that a man wouldn't know about this topic, but I just assumed that it wouldn't be top of mind for him.
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Stahl asked Trump squarely why he never says anything harsh about Vladimir Putin, setting Trump up for what should have been one of the easiest layups in the history of American politics.
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That physical schematic becomes a road map for all kinds of inquiries, Rubin says, anything from understanding the role of the brain's wiring in psychiatric disorders to how our brains store memories.
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"There is not one page in Torah that says anything about being Orthodox or Reform," she told Malka Drucker, the author of "White Fire: A Portrait of Women Spiritual Leaders in America" (2002).
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Nobody comes out and says anything gross or actionable — this is not "Mad Men," and every company has binders full of rules about appropriate conduct — but the lessons are clear, indisputable and dismaying.
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If he says, gives you the wrong answer, you could be the blow that makes him lose this because I'll take that and shove it up his ass if he says anything about me.
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I have to admit, I didn't even realize Potratz was a character in the show for a few episodes because she rarely says anything, she just kind of looks bewildered as other people talk.
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" It's doubtful the grassroots movement to boycott Prime Day will make a dent in the success of the shopping event, but King says "anything that hurts Amazon's bottom line is a form of resistance.
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For one thing, in contrast with Article I, which lays out the duties and limitations of Congress, Article II barely says anything, leaving us to interpret what "executive power" means and what its limits are.
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He says anything about anybody, and I fear that a president of the U.S. with all the responsibilities that the U.S. has in the world, with this very strange attitude that Trump shows (is worrying).
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" Schumer promised to "respect the office of the presidency," Politico reported, but vowed to respond if the incoming president "says anything that demeans women, or Muslims or Latinos or our friends in the LGBT community.
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Just six months after telling Matt Lauer he couldn't imagine Donald Trump giving a State of the Union address — except in a "Saturday Night Live" skit — President Barack Obama now says "anything is possible" in November.
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While Majlak barely says anything in the footage, he leaves the impression that he's there to make sure Jake doesn't say anything that could get him in trouble, especially given the tricky nature of the video.
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That reflexive and amoral avarice is one of the ignoble truths of Trump, but it's subsidiary to the most important and elemental fact about the man, which is that he never does or says anything new.
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"If there's an incident of graffiti, or someone putting swastikas up, and no one else says anything, someone else could add to it, and it could grow," regional director Robert Trestan said, according to the Globe.
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He never once says anything of substance about Aleppo, anything at all to indicate that he actually understands what's happening in the city and has an iota of an idea of what to do about it.
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She&aposs not going to be like -- but if anyone says anything about the Obama daughters like they said about Barron Trump and that horrible comment about Barron Trump, they would be doing nonstop coverage of it.
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Saul — who seldom says anything nice about abstraction — sides firmly with the pictorial and uses paint to do all sorts of marvelous things, while DiBenedetto emphasizes process and does all kinds of unexpected things to the paint.
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"Traders will now be watching the president's Twitter account much more closely ahead of the jobs release to see if he says anything," said Jason Ware, chief investment officer at Albion Financial Group in Salt Lake City.
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"Nothing in the Page/Brin announcement says anything about a divestiture or relinquishing of the voting control," tweeted Luther Lowe, the senior vice president of policy at Yelp, which has repeatedly complained about Google's treatment of rivals.
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I think it's notable that Apple, typically the trigger company for such maniacal hype, is absent here — to my judgment, this speaks to the growing confidence and capabilities of other companies more than it says anything about Apple.
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Many of the allegations claimed in the docuseries have been public knowledge for over two decades, but if the attention (and sudden popularity in his music) says anything, it's a signifier that 2019 might be a long year ahead.
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What was especially interesting to me, because I was watching it in real time, is that she left the floor and a Democratic senator, a good guy, comes and reads the rest of the letter, McConnell never says anything.
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The Cubes is definitely on board with the government cutting checks to help folks who are outta work due to the virus ... he says anything that keeps people from being fired or laid off is gonna help the economy.
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"The new terrorism law gives Saudi officials a tool to silence anyone who says anything they don't like, all in the name of fighting terrorism," said Joe Stork, the deputy director of Human Rights Watch in the Middle East.
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For Mr Macron, it may have been astute politics to honour a musician who had slammed former colonial powers with lyrics such as: "Colo-mentality…De ting wey black no good" (roughly: "Colonial mentality says anything black is no good").
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For a fee ranging from $75 to $205 (a full-length track featuring his wife and Eisley frontwoman Sherri DuPree), anyone can describe within a few paragraphs that literally, well, says anything that they want to hear in Max Bemis's voice.
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I've been to scores of these kinds of things, and truly, no candidate says anything meaningful at them — not about health care, not about national security, the stuff of debates — except maybe to ask for an extra helping of pie.
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He has baselessly attacked the whistleblower's motivation, calling it "highly partisan," apparently without even knowing who the whistleblower is (though it seems in Trump's self-serving, circular worldview, anybody who says anything negative against him is, by definition, "highly partisan").
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According to the Pang's research, Ernest Hemingway worked six hours a day, Gabriel Garcia Marquez hewed closer to five, Stephen King says anything over four is "strenuous," and Alice Munro, who won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature, sticks to three.
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Neither of them says anything inappropriate, but it's the way they're looking at each other, and the long lingering hug that Remy gives Nova at the end of their conversation before mentioning he's got to get back to Charley that feels...intense.
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A 15% corporate tax rate is the goal, but as administration officials like Gary Cohn say it's mathematically impossible, Ortiz says anything is better than the current rate and small business owners hope the admin will bring it down as low as possible.
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"Even if the numbers are excellent, if Chrico says anything really worrisome about the escalating trade dispute with China, it could torpedo the whole story," Cramer said, noting how much exposure the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands have in the Chinese market.
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Coulson said he had cordially explained to Bill Reed what he and his staff have expressed over the years to Patrick: If Reed's father wishes to watch golf, he is free to do so unless he does or says anything that would warrant his ejection.
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" "Trump has repeatedly told advisers that pushing for a harder line against China could backfire because Xi controls the government 'totally' and will not work with the United States if it says anything negative about the country, said one of these senior administration officials.
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Seattle's first openly gay mayor, Ed Murray, was forced to resign last month among allegations that he sexually abused multiple teenage boys; that hasn't become a national story, because it's accepted that this isn't a scandal that says anything about the belief system Murray espouses.
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When the app was first shut down by trolls later that year, best friend/brother/house-flipping partner Winters — who, by that point, was also working as Renner's business manager — told the Ringer that they weren't "censoring" negative comments, just blocking anyone who says anything nasty.
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But no chapter in the ongoing controversy over whether the video game requires an easy mode (or whether your relationship with it really says anything meaningful about you as a human being) has been quite as satisfying as the "you cheated not only the game, but yourself" meme.
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You might not have read through everything when you got the job, but if you're hoping to change up your work schedule, the first thing you should do is check the handbook, or your contract, and see if it says anything about flexible schedules or work from home options.
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"People believe my image that was created by the liberals, that I am frightening, that I will kill whoever says anything about me, that I will put them in a dungeon and stab them," Mr. Kadyrov says, steering his sport utility vehicle through a breathtaking landscape of jagged peaks.
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A circular logic, which has become quite familiar in the impeachment affair, emerges: Anyone who says anything contrary to the tribe marks themselves as an enemy of the tribe (cough *deep state* cough); enemies of the tribe cannot be trusted, so their testimony or evidence can be ignored.
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If there is "any whiff" of anything positive on U.S.-China trade and if Fed Chair Jerome Powell has a statement or says anything "a little less hawkish" during the press conference following December's meeting, the S&P 500 can rally back into the 2,800 to 2,900 zone, he said.
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A national security specialist who was previously earning at least $1 million a year as a corporate attorney, Eisenberg is "a classic lawyer," another former NSC colleague recalled: He never says anything when he can nod his approval and never puts anything in emails if he can say it to your face.
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Protein bars tend to pack in a lot of excess ingredients, like vitamins and minerals, just so brands can make them seem more appealing, says Amanda Kruse, RD, CD. If you're in an emergency situation, and need a meal's worth of protein, Kruse says anything between 10 and 20 grams of protein is ideal to keep you full.
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Trump has used Twitter to showcase the vague outline of his policy ideas and beliefs, but perhaps more notably, to come down on anyone who says anything about him that's not exactly glowing — from the rant about Meryl Streep in which he called her "overrated" to that time he tried to set the cast of Hamilton straight after they appealed to Vice President-elect Mike Pence (again using his apparent go-to insult for entertainers).
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SAAD HARIRI: Well, everybody wants to blame everybody, I think the President is doing what he thinks is best for his country and that is what he thinks, am not here to blame him or not blame him and the consequences of things boils down to something… SAAD HARIRI: I think you know that people should realize that Lebanon is part of this world and we are doing what we can do and that's why we and always take into consideration and I keep tell you all the international institutions you come and you give me all of these solutions, and they are beautiful, but give me a solution for the 1.5 million refugees – nobody says anything.
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