Important information is being revealed—you'll never see things the same way again.
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But most Americans actually do not see things the same way as the Republican Party leadership.
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You simply don't see things the same way anymore, so now, everything feels like it must be rearranged.
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The big question is whether regulators responsible for reviewing the merger will see things the same way Sanders does.
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Hayes Brown: But again, Volker said earlier that the people around him did not see things the same way.
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He's firm in his support of the president, and woe unto you if you don't see things the same way.
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Ballmer might have pushed for Windows to brute force its way into as many devices as possible, but Nadella clearly doesn't see things the same way.
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"We psychologically merge with our intimate partners to varying degrees, and see them as an extension of ourselves — assuming they see things the same way that we do," said Coambs.
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As every entrepreneur who has had that "eureka!" moment appreciates, you learn that others often don't see things the same way immediately; many will disagree, and the pull of the status quo is formidable.
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In their brief time at the UN together, Haley said in a statement after Churkin's passing, "we did not always see things the same way, but he unquestionably advocated his country's positions with great skill."
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Because they come at things from more of an economic, business point of view, and I'm more on the technical side, the fact that we often see things the same way is kind of amazing.
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Because Buffett ignores the short-term fluctuations of the stock market and doesn't mind long stretches when the valuations of companies in his portfolio are depressed, he needs shareholders who see things the same way.
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"The 63 million people who voted for Donald Trump clearly didn't see things the same way as the reporters for The New York Times and The Washington Post and other similar news organizations did," he said.
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We believe the Fed will see things the same way and look for it to raise the target range for the federal funds rate 25 basis points in June and proceed to balance sheet runoff in September.
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" Gates also commented on his marriage with Melinda last year, in a Facebook Live talk: There's a certain type of intensity when you're raising a family together, said, "but we're very lucky because we mostly see things the same way.
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I'm Negro. And we both see things the same way. That must mean that we are alike. Right? So I figure this way I'm doing as much for good race relations as the next guy.
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At a dinner with Edward Aveling (soon the son-in-law of Karl Marx) and other atheists, he was asked how he had turned to such an "insignificant" subject as worms, to which he replied "I have been studying their habits for forty years." As with his religious views, the old naturalist did not see things the same way as Aveling. In Darwin's view, the "insignificant" was the foundation of much greater phenomena.
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As such, he does not see things the same way and decides to go ahead with his plans to open up a bridal store, CJB, that would put Roxane and Rose's company out of business. Roxanne figured this out when she took Dylan with her to spy on him in a suspicious location with another woman as they were making the arrangements. With information on the plans Jack had arranged, Roxanne goes with the news to her mother. Once Rose is informed, she calls off the wedding to Jack who had no previous knowledge of the bridal store Charlie had planned to open.
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