These are serious times that demand serious journalists doing serious work on serious matters.
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"And you know they're not serious because serious people with serious plans and serious proposals don't negotiate in the press," he added.
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If you're not serious ... This is what a serious person ... This is what a serious entrepreneur does.
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I'd had a serious flood, Butch had had a serious flood, our studio had had a serious flood.
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It is a serious investigation into serious issues of collusion and obstruction conducted by a serious senior prosecutor.
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Aloy spends so much of the game pursuing serious goals, chasing serious villains, coming up against serious odds.
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" They define "serious physical injury" as something which "creates a substantial risk of death or which causes serious disfigurement, serious impairment of health...or involved serious concussive impact to the head.
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" They define "serious physical injury" as something which "creates a substantial risk of death or which causes serious disfigurement, serious impairment of health...or involved serious concussive impact to the head.
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When you're a very serious secret agent, you need a very serious marketing campaign for your brand new, serious movie.
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Why it matters: These are serious times, with serious threats.
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It quickly evolved into serious (and not quite serious) reporting.
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"This serious moment calls for a serious leader," he tweeted.
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This can't be a serious argument from a serious journalist.
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Law & Order is a fundamentally serious show about serious topics.
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But these allegations are serious and demand a serious response.
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"We are making a serious, serious bet here," Mathew said.
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This is a serious time in need of serious leaders.
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It is a serious job, and these are serious times.
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Oh, they've gotta take some serious, serious strides... Such as?
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It's some serious, serious technique that needs to be learned.
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"It seems to be very serious, very serious," he said.
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It was actually a serious review, a very serious review.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO LOOK AT THE LITTLE BALD BLOKE WITH A SERIOUS EXPRESSION DOING SERIOUS THINGS WITH SERIOUS HARDWARE YOU KNOW?
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This is a serious vote intended to send a serious message from House Democrats on a deadly serious issue that has enormous stakes.
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Serious Man—Mannix is considering working for Lockheed, a more "serious"
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An app more serious than Tinder but less serious than eharmony?
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When you lie about a serious incident it carries serious consequences.
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"Serious men in serious situations are not wearing shorts," he writes.
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" She added, "This is a serious crime that deserves serious punishment.
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For my daughter it became a serious, serious bout of depression.
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But serious, there are some serious stuff going on around that.
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"I think that would be a serious, serious mistake." https://t.
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I think this a serious request to a serious prosecutor to take a serious look at this situation and give his assessment of it.
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This is a very, very serious accusation and a very serious situation.
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This is a very very serious accusation and a very serious situation.
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"It is serious, very serious," said CSU parliamentary group leader Alexander Dobrindt.
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Serious efficiencies are waiting to be realized and serious cryptography can help.
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The resources exist for serious scholarship, and researchers are making serious inquiries.
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This is a serious policy; we need serious policy people stepping up.
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A black iPhone says you're serious, and you need a serious phone.
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All to say, there are opportunities for serious gains — and serious losses.
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It is serious but not self-serious; it means without bluntly moralizing.
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"She became dead serious—I'd never seen her so serious," Denise said.
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We are living in serious times, but these are not serious people.
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That would be a serious punishment for a very serious accusation. 3.
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Rather, the reality is that a serious party must be able to field serious candidates in a serious swath of districts and states across the Union.
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"It's important to take serious criticism from serious people seriously," Clinton tells Handler.
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If you want to do big, serious science, you'll need a serious machine.
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"This is a serious crime with serious consequences," Vance said in a statement.
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These positions take a serious amount of vetting, a serious amount of paperwork.
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Pink is not a serious color, though cancer is a very serious disease.
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These studies were published in serious journals or promoted in serious news outlets.
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And if you want to get serious-serious about it, this kitchen therapy?
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Section 14 allows police to make arrests "to prevent serious public disorder, serious criminal damage or serious disruption to the life of the community" during a protest.
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I thank CNN for allowing us to have a serious discussion about serious issues.
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That&aposs a very serious matter and it should have compelled a serious investigation.
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Getting serious about climate change means getting serious about phasing out fossil fuel production.
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I look serious, I sound serious, I mean what I'm saying, but I'm playing.
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"I was asking serious questions about serious problems that Americans are facing," she said.
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The Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet is a serious steal and a serious powerhouse.
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I think the lawsuit is quite serious, a very serious issue that sits there.
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Those are serious goals, and there's need for serious capital to make them realities.
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Foreign minister Hunt, another frontrunner, said "a serious moment calls for a serious leader".
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Hunt, another of the favourites, said "a serious moment calls for a serious leader".
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And I assumed that was because he was being serious, like a serious actor.
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It is important to note that Trophy differentiates between serious and non-serious threats.
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Serious priorities get serious budgets and this is not the case with European defense.
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Justin Bieber is damn serious about his stroke, so serious ... he's seeking professional help.
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What's going on in America is complicated, important and worth serious, serious public discussion.
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It was a serious man doing a serious job and getting a recording done.
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"We are in serious times, and this is a really serious job," Obama said.
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Clearly, Verdier is not only a serious naval architect, but also a serious multitasker.
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"It is a very serious deal with some very serious airlines," he told Reuters.
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It is serious, you're calling the president's Cabinet a kangaroo court, is that serious?
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"Prohibition causes serious, serious harm around the world," said Ms. Black, the marijuana advocate.
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"The crime is a highly serious one — the allegations were serious," Ms. Scemama said.
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Obama's mistakes, like Syria, were serious, but no president yet has avoided serious errors.
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Individual executives have been charged to show "serious crimes have serious consequences," McCarthy added.
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However, these women have yet to produce serious evidence to support their serious allegations.
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I was totally serious about this and encouraged submitters to be serious as well.
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This is an incredibly serious business, but it has not produced incredibly serious journalism.
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Hunt, another of the favorites, said "a serious moment calls for a serious leader".
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Section 14 gives police the right to make arrests "to prevent serious public disorder, serious criminal damage or serious disruption to the life of the community" during a protest.
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"We got a serious problem in New York, we have a serious problem in New Orleans, and we're going to be developing serious problems in other areas," Fauci said.
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"The situation is serious, more serious than we have seen for many years," Goss said.
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Undoubtedly companies may be "serious" about security, but criminals are serious about working around it.
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Not just Italian vacation serious, but "I'm going to meet your manager's newborn baby" serious.
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As m-health apps take on more serious work, they will require more serious regulation.
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Specifically, a lot of very serious men who are widely read by very serious men.
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Serious cyclists (and some who aren't so serious) obsess over every ounce on their bike.
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These are serious times requiring serious attention – not just adoring coverage of Pussy Hat protesters.
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"I think China is very serious, we're very serious," Trump said at the White House.
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Something you didn't realize was so serious will turn out to be very serious indeed.
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Raúl De Molina owns a serious watch collection, but don't call him a serious collector.
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"Because that's a serious crime, it was a serious threat — a credible threat," he said.
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Read on to find out about some of her serious (and not-so-serious) suitors.
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Although it poses serious threats, it is not a serious rival to the United States.
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"We're looking for people serious about training, serious about hitting their goals, serious about getting the most out of their workouts as our first immediate audience," Woo told BuzzFeed News.
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In such times of serious human jeopardy, Americans will yearn for conventionality and the dignity that should surround a serious president facing serious, life or death consequences to his actions.
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In this case, both LinkedIn and Airbnb have been very serious, have been very serious about engaging us, and Microsoft, Amazon, and Google now have been very serious as well.
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But back to the matter at hand: Jake Paul's serious plan to fix a serious issue.
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"Harry is pretty serious about her and she is pretty serious about him," says the pal.
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"Eventually it has to get, like, serious if he wants it to get serious," Ryan said.
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"Harry is pretty serious about her and she is pretty serious about him," says a pal.
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In other words, it's a serious app to do serious work with a clear business model.
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HARF: OK. So, I think that the Mueller investigation is serious and is getting more serious.
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This, I distinctly remember thinking, was a very serious drink: perhaps the most serious of all.
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"Harry is pretty serious about her and she is pretty serious about him," says a pal.
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Thankfully, serious art, like serious dreaming, forces on us the difficult, unsettling labor of the imagination.
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It's a serious drama, highly likely that it's a biopic or an adaptation of serious fiction.
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If she thinks it's serious, she's going to tell you it's serious—and you'll believe her.
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Whitted was funny, but "when it came down to getting serious, he got serious," Beneitone said.
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Serious observers should hold no illusions; the newly introduced bill faces a steep and serious climb.
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Francesco Cozzi told reporters the decay had been verified and was "serious if not very serious".
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It was meant to be a serious ... we wanted it to be a serious conversation. Right.
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"It's serious but not that serious," said Mr. Wang, who works in an electronics parts factory.
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It's a serious endeavor done by serious analysts — and this year, it's heavily focused on Trump.
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In recent years, it seems prestige TV has gotten the idea that every "serious" drama has to be serious in every frame: shot with dramatic music, serious expressions, and grim lighting.
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The charges that Trump asked a foreign government to investigate a political opponent are serious and deserve serious consideration from the Congress and serious, factual reporting from the nation's news media.
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"You have this new found confidence in the United States now, rightly or wrongly, that America is serious about ISIS, it's serious about the Muslim Brotherhood, it's serious about Iran," Coffey said.
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"Malicious online interpretations by some people of serious mistakes by editors who have serious deficits in political sensitivity led to a serious guidance incident," the notice read, using partyspeak for ideological error.
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CNN started serious and kind of boring, so the candidates have been serious and kind of boring.
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" He went on to say that "border security is a serious, serious issue and a national problem.
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It's time to get serious about Uranus, because there is some really serious science surrounding Uranus's mysteries.
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But what I can say is that there was some very serious interest from very serious people.
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Lastly, please stop using the word "serious" to describe yourself and "not serious" to describe Donald Trump.
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We have to get rid of the lines around the states so that there's serious, serious competition.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE, THE IMF CHIEF SAID SHE FELT HE WAS A SERIOUS MAN WITH A SERIOUS TEAM.
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It's a serious possibility — serious enough that US election officials should be on their guard against it.
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I was coming with a series of serious questions and I was hoping to get serious answers.
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Namely that a good actor is a "serious" actor, and that serious acting is necessarily good acting.
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This balance between the serious and not so serious, the highbrow and the accessible, strengthens her art.
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Airbnb poses a serious threat to the hotel industry, which for decades operated without serious external competition.
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The gaps will determine whether climate change is a mildly serious problem or an extremely serious one.
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North Korea poses a very serious threat to the United States, and it requires a serious strategy.
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Our young women and girls are facing serious threats, and they need serious help from their government.
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Immersive games require a serious controller and the Apple TV Siri Remote is not a serious controller.
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But if it does, it's a clear signal that negotiators are in a serious, serious revenue pinch.
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Maybe, just maybe, we might want to have a serious discussion about the serious issues facing America.
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Serious health issues Although rare, coughing can also be a warning sign of a serious health issue.
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But this is a very serious thing and we're looking at it in a very serious manner.
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Serious issues Although black toenails can be irritating, there are more serious issues runners sometimes deal with.
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It also had to make serious money for some people who are pretty serious about their money.
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You can't be too serious about it, but I probably leaned toward being too serious about it.
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It's obvious that the country is gripped by many serious problems that cry out for serious change.
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But they're not what they once were, and as such we should at least give the combatants their due: these are more serious fights than we've seen in the past, and more serious fights should carry more serious penalties, if only because they can also have more serious consequences.
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And you really want to dig in now, and take things serious because it is a serious time.
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The poll was "a serious violation of news discipline and had caused serious political consequences", the CAC said.
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Real serious issues that real serious public sector leaders, I'm sure are working day and night to solve.
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But there are serious problems, too, and they are far more serious than even critics realized at first.
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Overall, 35% call Russia a "very serious" threat and another 37% consider the country a moderately serious threat.
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According to the top guy at Showtime Sports, he's serious as a heart attack ... as in DEADLY SERIOUS.
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Serious U.S. border capacity gaps, including the serious shortage of asylum judges, have contributed significantly to the crisis.
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"If that's correct, it's a serious number, and she must have had a serious claim," Ms. Allred said.
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"There could be a serious military initiation of serious military action, which would be most unfortunate," she added.
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Had they immediately subjected him to very serious interrogation — very, very serious — you might have stopped the bombing.
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Effectively it takes no serious note of African-American history, and thus no serious note of American history.
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I have mine, and I look forward to a serious debate on the serious issues facing this country.
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But deploying a tool that causes serious health problems would be a serious violation of accepted international behavior.
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Like a great pop song, it doesn't care about being serious, because not being serious is more fun.
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Snapchat creators earn serious money from making AR filters I don't know how serious this money is, honestly.
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That's why serious relationships — and whether or not they were married, theirs was a serious relationship — involve commitment.
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And it is not that a wealth tax is not a serious proposal to address this serious problem.
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Those with more serious problems than jet lag and late nights may need to make more serious changes.
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"If you're serious about your wine, you should be serious with food, and vice versa," Ms. Lepeltier said.
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He is very serious about baseball, probably in the same way he is very serious about prog rock.
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"People say that I am always serious and depressing, but it seems to me that the English are never serious — they are flippant, complacent, ineffable, but never serious, which is sometimes maddening," she said.
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The US military puts battlefield injuries into one of three simple categories: very serious injuries (VSI), serious injuries (SI), and non-serious injuries (NSI), with more severe injuries being wounds like loss of limb.
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"Food insecurity is going to be a serious, serious problem" warned Joseph Alliance of the aid group Action Aid.
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A more serious engagement would warrant a more serious level of professionalism, which each royal is sure to follow.
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People who have been refugees for a long time and still have serious integration difficulties and serious protection problems.
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This 238-foot beauty isn't just oddly comfortable—it comes equipped with some serious tech for some serious oceanography.
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These are very, very serious issues and issues that we have some serious sanctions tied to, by the way.
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The accident left the dancer with serious injuries—and serious medical bills that she is wholly responsible for covering.
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Philip Hammond is emerging as the most impressive candidate to replace Mrs May: a serious man for serious times.
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She was not in serious condition, though lupus is a serious disease and must be monitored at all times.
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On a more serious note, illegal drone flights are a serious issue for law enforcement officers and prison guards.
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"I'm not normally serious but right now it is super serious," says Snowbird as everyone cautiously watches from below.
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But I kinda thought we would see pretty serious signs of something more serious right away, and we didn't.
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So -- we've heard from the administration that they're working on very serious issues and made serious progress with China.
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There's a determination in that record that I'm sure came out as us being serious, because we were serious.
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" Coulter writes flamboyantly and has many detractors, but "National Review" calls "¡Adios, America!" a "serious book making serious points.
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A majority of respondents, 75 percent, said Iran poses either a "very serious" or "moderately serious" threat to America.
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"It seems to be very serious, very serious," said Shang Baojun, Liu's lawyer, according to the New York Times.
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These are serious conditions with serious long-term health consequences, and they should be treated sooner rather than later.
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She liked his serious expression as he walked, how he seemed to dwell on serious matters, unravelling confusion, clever.
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"If we're serious about tackling the biggest problems facing our country, we need serious conversations about solutions," former Rep.
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There are serious conservatives with serious ideas out there, but you don't hear any of that on the radio.
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The offensive on Mosul has just made it acute — putting serious, serious pressure on the so-called Islamic State.
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We have a serious problem in New Orleans, and we're going to be developing serious problems in other areas.
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Salmonella can cause serious, sometimes fatal, infections, and can be especially serious in young children, according to the FDA.
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The crime is "serious, but it&aposs not all that serious," Judge Drain said to Karnati during the hearing.
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Ninety-one percent of Democratic respondents said Trump's talks with Zelensky are a very serious or somewhat serious problem.
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CAR-T treatments can cause serious side effects, including a serious inflammatory condition known as cytokine release syndrome (CRS).
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But there was also the problem Keynesian economics always faces: it just doesn't sound serious enough to Serious People.
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Few serious books about the Middle East end on a moment of optimism, and "Prisoner" is a serious book.
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There&aposs serious allegations, hacking into American accounts, placing malware into prominent American accounts like Podesta, the DNC, very serious.
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"He's being treated like a serious candidate, and his ideas are being treated like they are serious ideas," said Kessler.
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These nominees must face serious and specific questions -- and they must make serious and specific commitments to protect human rights.
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"This is a serious science ship that required the name of a serious scientist," Francis said, according to the Guardian .
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This song certainly sounds like some serious shit is happening while it plays – and that serious shit is happening fast.
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And without records on origin and health, chances increase it could have serious temperament issues and be carrying serious diseases.
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But dying always reminded me that I was playing a serious game that was supposed to be about serious issues.
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But the song is too serious to have too much fun with it, like some of her less-serious videos.
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Giuliani warned of serious consequences The House committee chairmen warned Giuliani that a refusal to comply would trigger serious consequences.
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Zoey eventually breaks and confirms yes, she's serious about Cash, and yes, she's so serious about him they've slept together.
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" U.S. District Judge Denise Cote addressed Weiner at sentencing, telling him, "This is a serious crime that deserves serious punishment.
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When it's all over, I think voters will prefer a serious candidate with serious flaws over a reality TV rapper.
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But this is serious work by serious people and when people hear the word "underground," that's not your first thought.
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He was just one of a number of serious reporters from serious networks and publications taking this event entirely seriously.
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I was dealing with serious issues—in some cases, life-and-death issues—and it was very serious to me.
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If you're a serious title threat at the trade deadline, you likely were a serious title threat in training camp.
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If our elected representatives are serious about rebuilding faith in our democracy, they should get serious about election security standards.
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The FCC's administrative law judge said in an order Tuesday that the "extremely serious charges" may merit a serious investigation.
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Global growth is now too weak to absorb any more serious shocks without sliding into a much more serious downturn.
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But, these are being talked about by people who have serious impact on — potential people who could have serious impact.
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The FCC's administrative law judge said in an order Tuesday that the "extremely serious charges" may merit a serious investigation.
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That these are SERIOUS times and they require SERIOUS people -- both in politics and in the media who cover it.
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The previous owners hadn't made many updates to the home — it needed serious structural upgrades, and some serious freshening-up.
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These crimes are often precursors to serious crimes but do not, themselves, meet the serious crime definition in the Bill.
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You have the "serious" bands like Dawn Ray'd and Underdark writing very serious songs about destroying fascism—which is great.
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If we're going to be serious about our security, we will, unfortunately, have to be serious about our secure information.
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"Any discussion of serious music, of serious art, has really slipped to the side of social discourse," Ms. Borda said.
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" But, Pence added, "for senior citizens with serious underlying, chronic health conditions, the potential for serious consequences is very real.
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"We might have been much better served by framing this as a very serious illness, a very serious health issue."
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"I like that I can show my serious side there and that I can communicate with serious people," he said.
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Q: I am a NYC high school teacher of a serious academic subject but with a serious sense of style.
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It is no doubt the most serious of political proceedings, and Democrats are treating them in the most serious manner.
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We have serious policy – we have the greatest country on the planet, but we have serious policy issues around infrastructure.
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Notably, 32% of Republicans found the conversation to be a "serious" or "very serious" problem, compared to 91% of Democrats.
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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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"Today, the Schumer Democrats in the Senate demonstrated again that they are not serious about DACA, they are not serious about immigration reform, and they are not serious about homeland security," Sanders said, referring to Democratic Leader Sen.
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Facebook is getting serious about high-quality video, and that means getting serious about the people that make high-quality video.
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It would be a mistake to say he is not serious about governing and serious about what he says about governing.
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On the other hand, the system turns a blind eye to serious crimes that warrant serious policing attention in black communities.
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Schumer said some members of his caucus had "serious, serious statements they want to make about Pompeo" before voting on him.
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But it is a very serious matter ... that type of allegation is very serious, as it's taken very seriously by us.
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The Leica Sofort may not be as feature-packed as, well, any serious camera, but it's not here to be serious.
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Brady suffered a mystery injury during practice this week -- and it's unclear how serious (or not serious) the injury really is.
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Since it's a serious issue, we brought in a very serious person, which is Recode's Tony Romm, back onto the show.
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The illness is serious, with the key symptoms including constant nausea and vomiting, leading to serious dehydration and dangerous weight loss.
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"They had fun then, but things never got serious," the source says of why things didn't become more serious back then.
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But the attempt in itself sends a signal to talent that Warners wants to hire serious filmmakers to make serious films.
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"Harry is pretty serious about her and she is pretty serious about him," a friend of the royal previously told PEOPLE.
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This method of delivery also caused a serious outbreak of hepatitis C and a serious blood disorder, according to the agency.
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I don't know of any serious scientist — it's literally zero — that doesn't think there's a serious climate risk that we're facing.
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Honda quoted Cesena's Maurizio Bufalini hospital as saying the 35-year-old had "a serious polytrauma with subsequent serious cerebral damage".
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Only serious runners can log a sub-three marathon, and any serious runner would know his PR down to the second.
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Sometimes he gets pigeon-holed as being a serious person because his art is serious, but he is an absolute riot!
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Ninety-six percent of Republicans said ISIS is a very serious or somewhat serious threat, compared to 86 percent of Democrats.
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That's a serious consequence for a serious crime, a fact anyone who understands anything about the American prison system knows well.
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With her always-immaculate hair and her glittering makeup, Trotter continues in a grand tradition of serious athletes with serious style.
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Anyone with a serious criminal history (defined as a felony or serious misdemeanor conviction, or three misdemeanor convictions) is not eligible.
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There are lesser ways the House could impose its disapproval of King -- most notably censure (more serious) and reprimand (less serious).
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"I think China is very serious, and we're very serious," Mr. Trump said between meetings with President Emmanuel Macron of France.
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On a more serious note: It looks like President Trump's efforts to overhaul the U.S. tax code are in serious jeopardy.
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"This action was a serious violation and unlawful trespass that could have resulted in serious injury or death," the statement read.
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One of the victims was in serious condition, and three others were in "less serious but significant" condition, Major McGinn said.
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That can be a serious mistake, because people who go into solitary often develop—and some already have—serious mental problems.
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I am not certain of the specifics, but it was serious, deadly serious, attacking the best part of him, his brain.
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Ruum also plays with multimedia artist Karl Saks, with whom he's released three albums through the Estonian experimental label Serious Serious.
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After doing some serious reflection and not-very-serious research, I've concluded that spring may be the most profound of the seasons.
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They do have some very serious problems in Germany with the migrant wave, serious problems in other parts of Europe as well.
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These are not serious people, or not serious about anything but their own grievances, but they at least knew how to sell.
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The Bachelor only rarely wants to have serious conversations, but, today, it wants to have all of the serious conversations at once.
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"I think it's a very serious problem — it may be even more serious than people have reflected in the market," Sculley said.
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Both were serious burgeoning competitors to the social network, and both acquisitions sailed through without serious government oversight, which was a mistake.
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Amber Rose and her new boyfriend, Monte Morris, are serious ... so serious they've decided they're gonna be in an exclusive, committed relationship.
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And while we've had an endless number of debates, there's been far too little serious discussion on far too many serious issues.
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Then he suddenly had some serious attention, and it was serious enough that he had some leverage — a couple of interested buyers.
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He is a genuinely serious man trapped by his party's standard-bearer, who regularly says things that are neither true nor serious.
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So you've got a serious issue there as to whether people can live there for any serious length of time at all.
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Each of these options comes with serious legal and financial risks that could destabilize markets and cause serious damage to the economy.
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"If this Congress is serious about medical innovation, then we have to get serious about more funding for medical research," she said.
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"This action was a serious violation and unlawful trespass that could have resulted in serious injury or death," the zoo's statement said.
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First, those who make them minimize serious allegations by arguing that they're not as serious as the dozens of allegations Weinstein faces.
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Unfortunately, like with most line-cutters, the advantage will set you back some serious cash - especially if you're serious about your Tindering.
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The real action would begin the next day, with serious celebrants in serious costumes hitting the street as early as 24 a.m.
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TMZ reported that I was hooked up to an ECMO machine but as serious as this was, it was never that serious.
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And that's a serious problem when these bugs carry diseases like Zika and dengue, which can cause serious damage to our health.
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While it pays to be serious about finding good rosé, it is also important not to be too serious when drinking it.
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Though the statement says Haas avoided serious injury, the fire department said the golfer was transported to a hospital in serious condition.
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One of the things we are looking for and monitoring is any interference in our elections, that is a serious, serious matter.
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The Gallup poll released Tuesday found that 36 percent said it's a "moderately serious" problem, while 21 percent said it's "very" serious.
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In life, she has parlayed a sequence of small roles in serious films with serious directors into something like an image rehabilitation.
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Beyond Serious is a follow-up to 2016's The Serious EP: May's four-song release remixes vocals from the previous one.
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In reality, Brabner's hair hasn't been that long for a while, and she is serious, but not that serious, she tells me.
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Sanders spent serious time in Oklahoma in the days before the primary, and his campaign devoted serious resources to its operations there.
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The grading system asks questions about the intention of the person who wronged you (definitely bad, possibly bad, not bad); the nature of the situation (very serious, somewhat serious, not very serious); if you were harmed seriously (yes, maybe, no).
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Facebook Workplace is the social network's effort to get serious about getting into the business world, and Facebook is making a serious push.
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Critics have raised serious concerns around whether Dish can serve as a serious competitor to the new T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T.
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Was it serious literature, or did we just want it to be serious literature because when we read it, it read us back?
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He reads serious books (on a boating holiday last year he took along Aristotle's "Politics") and engages with serious thinkers from other parties.
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We always knew the number 12 had serious significance during December, but this year, the number is also bringing us some serious sweetness.
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But absurd turns that start as jokes can become serious plot points, and serious moments can become a comedic element by the end.
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The lowest number of injuries was 1,086 in 2009, with 65 serious injuries; the highest was 1,954 in 113, with 106 serious injuries.
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It's time to get serious about money, even though getting "serious" about anything (other than spiritual matters, surprisingly!) makes you roll your eyes.
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But looking at that list, I'm hoping that everyone is touched and sees that there is a serious, serious problem in our country.
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He wasn't really the jester anymore: he was a Serious Artist, respected by Serious Critics and Slate columnists, Oscar-winning and multi-hyphenated.
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Whedon has to walk a very fine line here — the ad is serious but not too serious, meta but not exactly self-aware.
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More serious charges relating to his law license would follow if he is convicted of a serious crime, though none are currently lodged.
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When she tells him she isn't looking for anything serious, he gets angry when he wants it to be serious and she doesn't.
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"If we want to get serious about raising incomes, we have to get serious about supporting union workers," Clinton said in a statement.
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It is upon Congress to decide whether they are actually serious about finally addressing and ending this serious problem once and for all.
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"Some of the things that he did … a lot of companies here would take serious, serious issue," he told Ariel Helwani on ESPN.
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Many doctors, who in their hearts believed that patients with serious illnesses or serious traumatic injuries would die, are baffled when they survive.
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"If they want to do something truly meaningful about this serious, serious issue, they should make settlements nontaxable for the women," Cahill said.
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Although the topic involved serious due process concerns for many veterans, it was not an epidemic of serious proportions like the suicide epidemic.
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"This is a serious case of bad treatment, and the prisoners are suffering from serious health concerns as a result," Mr. Turkdogan said.
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If a topic is serious enough to take up with an audience of thousands, it's serious enough to approach with care and conviction.
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"Over the years, New York City has really done a great job of putting serious checks and balances, serious investigatory mechanisms, in place."
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A serious conversation about something that brings you joy will arrive today, thanks to chatty Mercury's meeting with serious Saturn late this evening.
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Chris Pratt is throwing off signs his relationship with Katherine Schwarzenegger is super serious ... so serious, he's already broing down with her brother.
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There is this sense that the dancing is serious work and the making of music for them to dance to is serious, too.
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"If it led with a serious and balanced effort to address Palestinian national aspirations, it might even get a serious hearing and investors."
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I mean, look at the bounce from the most serious man in American journalism, Michael, to the least serious person in American entertainment.
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"Most of the people there were serious reporters asking serious questions," Chris Wallace, the "Fox News Sunday" moderator, said of Wednesday's news conference.
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Online discourse is more serious now—these are more serious times—and it's possible the age of universally loved internet cats is over.
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As I have written before, the North Koreans are serious about building a nuclear deterrent and we are not serious about stopping them.
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Games that are meant to be exhibitions quickly turn serious; so serious that Kühn, at least, has considered banning tackling in his competition.
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Serious neurological toxicity was reported in 34 percent of patients, with serious cytokine release syndrome (CRS) seen in 18 percent, the company said.
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The measure lists crimes resulting in death or "serious bodily harm," federal crimes against a minor, serious violent felonies and federal drug crimes.
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He shows off some serious acting chops in Netflix's limited series as a clean-shaven and serious spy who goes undercover in Syria.
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Properly implemented threat assessment allows schools to recognize a serious threat as well as avoid over-reacting to threats that are not serious.
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Only two patients experienced serious cytokine release syndrome with no reports of serious brain toxicity, both common side effects of CAR-T treatment.
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Because of their history, a lot of the news organizations treat them as a serious organization when they are no longer a serious organization.
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The army initially said four of the wounded were in a serious condition, but a later statement said none of the injuries were serious.
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"People consider her a serious thinker, a serious legislator, and so I think she has a very significant place at the table," he said.
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"Tesla is a winner if China is serious about lowering trade barriers, but I don't think they're serious about anything, " Cramer told a caller.
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Spelling is fun' because we want everyone to know that this song is not really serious because it's not, like, a serious love song.
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Of those, 17 were in a critical condition, 25 in a serious condition, seven in a less serious condition, and 12 had light injuries.
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In addition to the one woman killed in Cambrils, three people have been hospitalized with serious injuries, and one person has less serious injuries.
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CARSON: Well, there's no question that ISIS is a very serious problem, and I don't believe that this administration recognizes how serious it is.
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"He has a serious concussion; a templar mandibular joint injury, which is a serious jaw injury," the officer's attorney David Mastagni told KPIX 5.
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"Like in all science, it should be repeated a couple of times, but it was serious matching and serious laboratory work," the source said.
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But Thumbtack has raised some serious money ($273 million to date) and plans to build out a serious business around the professional services market.
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And the way we've been doing it for the last long period of time is our country - our country is in serious, serious trouble.
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Serious physical fights also count and it's up to each chapter to decide how serious the conflict must be to determine a fourth degree.
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Their slow relationship quickly sped up to serious town as, just a month later, things between the two had taken a more serious turn.
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You can have a serious commitment to health and fitness, she seems to be saying, but you don't have to be a serious person.
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If the current administration is serious about reinvigorating its CVE strategy, it should get serious about developing evaluation tools rather than employing defensive measures.
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Both leaders agreed "something very serious happened -- that this assassination was serious and unacceptable," the spokesman said at a briefing on the bilateral talks.
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Ninety percent of patients flown by air ambulance have suffered a serious cardiac event, like a stroke or heart attack, or another serious trauma.
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"There's serious dollars and I would say serious politicos who have been hired," said Jane Kleeb, the incoming chairwoman of the Nebraska Democratic Party.
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The increasingly violent protests have plunged Chinese-ruled Hong Kong into its most serious crisis in decades and presented a serious challenge to Beijing.
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And the way we've been doing it for the last long period of time is our country — our country is in serious, serious trouble.
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We need to bring back a serious inheritance tax, a serious and reformed corporate tax and a top marginal income tax of 40 percent.
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There's a reason researchers are looking into policies that treat alcohol as a serious public health concern: Alcohol is a serious public health concern.
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Most of the questions on this list are dumb and not serious but we're completely serious about this—what snacks are they reconciling over?
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This isn't the same as quantifying a million things about serious workouts for serious fitness fanatics, though my watch can do some of that.
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Sexual harassment could safely be raised as a serious-but-not-too-serious offense, one that might allow for some nuance in the telling.
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Modern vaccines are highly effective and safe, with most serious side effects being exceptionally rare — and much less serious than contracting the actual disease.
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"She smiles a lot in these selfies, which contrasts to when she's speaking about serious issues and her facial expressions become serious," she said.
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Until a smarter AI can read minds and simply ban hookup seekers from serious sites, these are the best datings sites for serious relationships.
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He said six patients were in serious condition and four in very serious condition, including some with skull injuries that would require complex surgery.
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"It's pretty serious — not an existential financial system crisis, but it's pretty serious," said Guy LeBas, chief fixed income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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Democrats see such harassment as a more serious problem than Republicans, with 87% of Democrats calling it very serious, compared with 49% of Republicans.
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I introduced it as a serious book about a serious subject, and the next few months will be a challenge for both of us.
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"China's very serious, and we're very serious," Trump told reporters, adding that Mnuchin would travel to China as part of a delegation requested by Beijing.
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Increasingly violent protests have plunged Hong Kong into its most serious political crisis for decades, posing a serious challenge to the central government in Beijing.
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This has very serious implications and I realize that everyone is all like "hahaha it's so funny" but it's really not, it's actually really serious.
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This is a problem that goes beyond hate speech; as leaked moderation guidelines showed, there's a frustratingly fine line versus serious and non-serious threats.
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There is no more serious, cynical matter in sports — which seem besieged by the serious and the cynical at the moment — than throwing a match.
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" She built a reputation that stressed how "bookish and serious" she was, which resulted in her earning a reputation for being "prudish, conservative, nerdy, serious.
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"This is a very serious thing and we're looking at it in a very serious manner," Trump told reporters while traveling in Ohio last week.
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Because these are serious times and we need serious people who will literally be compelled to act and speak out on all this and more.
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Increasingly violent protests have plunged Hong Kong into its most serious political crisis for decades, posing a serious challenge to the central government in Beijing.
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Not-so-gentle ribbing of the competition aside, the Z Cam S1 is a serious piece of kit, with a serious price tag to match.
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That has been changing in the past few decades, thanks to the host of wonderful advances in modern medicine, but serious cancer remains, well, serious.
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"If you were aspiring to be a serious New York theater actor, he was a very serious and important member of our community," he said.
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We, as a culture, we only allow truth in art if it's connected to what I now perceive as a fake-serious, faux-serious profoundness.
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"I think if this was a serious — if these allegations were out there and they were serious, I probably would have heard them," he said.
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Seventy-five percent say Iran is either "a very serious threat" or "a moderately serious threat", compared with 69% in October and 71% in August.
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If the United States and the West want to be serious about pressuring Russia to change its actions, it must begin to implement serious sanctions.
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More than 80% said that sexual harassment is a very or somewhat serious problem in our country today and almost half said it's very serious.
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The administration clearly believes that Islamic extremism is a serious concern—so serious that it has taken aggressive and possibly unconstitutional steps to counteract it.
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It would be better if the chancellor also acknowledged that he had made a serious mistake that caused serious damage to his country and Europe.
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Cherry is reminding us that music doesn't have to sound any particular way to be serious, and it doesn't have to be serious to matter.
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Under the new guidelines, the mandatory minimum sentence for serious violent crimes or serious drug offenses would be reduced to 15 years from 20 years.
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If Congress is serious about addressing the election meddling experienced in 2016, it will get serious about foreign actors, not meddle with our free speech.
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It did make serious findings, which were mischaracterized by Attorney General Barr in an effort to deflect the very serious implications of the Mueller report.
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At the time, a third of Americans said sexual harassment was a serious problem in the country and only 9% thought it was deeply serious.
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According to the database World Mine Tailings Failures, there were 46 "serious" or "very serious" collapses — such as those in Brazil — between 1998 and 2017.
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" She added: "Are we really saying that you're either that, or you believe that there should be serious consequences for people who commit serious crimes?
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In this case, it is the serious risk that Exxon's business model is overvalued and incompatible with the world taking serious action to limit global warming.
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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are serious, so serious in fact, that they're in the "throwing out each other's belongings without asking" phase of their relationship.
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Facebook, which has gotten very serious about building up its video offering, has yet to get serious about paying the people who supply it with videos.
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Half of patients hospitalized for serious psychiatric crises are admitted for another serious mental health episode within one year, the study authors note in The Lancet.
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When, at the start of "Sympathy," Ezra says, "I think I take myself too serious…it's not that serious," you can practically hear his ambitions deflating.
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I think once people saw that I was serious about my singing and my songwriting, I think they got to thinkin' 'I believe the girl's serious!
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When serious people consider serious measures to reform the tax code and address the deficit, carbon pricing and a VAT are the two go-to instruments.
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They said it was a third-rate burglary, but we now know it was the tip of the iceberg in a series of serious, serious transgressions.
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"When you're trying to have a serious convo but your agent and Prince Harry aren't serious at all," she wrote, alongside a laughing-and-crying emoji.
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The 40 different instances cover a spectrum from the non-serious ("beautiful chocolate cake") to the serious (transgender military ban) to the downright terrifying (North Korea).
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Manifesto also valorizes multiplicity and simultaneity as an organizing principle, suggesting that even the most self-serious manifesto only truly belongs alongside other self-serious manifestos.
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He had offers before of course, but there are fishing expeditions, and there are serious offers, and quite suddenly the offers felt more serious, he explained.
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Today's action should serve notice to the entire industry that financial incentive programs, if not monitored carefully, carry serious risks that can have serious legal consequences.
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"It's like your kids, they know when you're serious, and the public will know if the incoming president is serious about seeking bipartisan assistance," Mitchell said.
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But at the same time, a serious policy for providing students with skills and employers with a pipeline of qualified employees must include serious funding levels.
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"It would be a mistake to underestimate him, and if he wants to be a serious candidate, he could be a very serious candidate," he said.
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Any serious attempt by a Sanders administration to impede trade with China would put a serious crimp in Chinese economic growth, which is already slowing down.
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Less serious cases end in patients being given instructions to self-isolate; more serious patients may receive a video call and instructions to report for testing.
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COVID-19 has dealt a serious blow to China's economy and will deal more serious blows to other economies across the world before it is done.
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More importantly, officials tended to understand that denaturalizing someone was very serious business — and so it made sense to reserve it for the most serious offenses.
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Any serious attempt by a Trump administration to impede trade with China would put a serious crimp in Chinese economic growth, which is already slowing down.
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That was such a serious situation with Harvey, and I don't know that we were ever thinking of these very serious allegations of rape and abuse.
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Italy has suffered a series of bridge collapses in recent years — though none nearly as serious as Genoa's — and many other spans are showing serious wear.
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The number of slashings and stabbings also soared, though serious injuries to staff members and serious injuries to inmates in confrontations with officers have declined significantly.
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""If we do well, we can avert any serious crisis, but if we squander the opportunity then we will have a serious problem on our hands.
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But as fellow legal educators, let's be clear to the American public: These two articles of impeachment are very serious business, warranting sober and serious scrutiny.
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That's why our writing prompts touch on both the serious (Should anyone have $1 billion?) and the not-so-serious (How do you like your pizza?).
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From the beginning, James has been, as The Wire's David Stubbs put it in 211, "perhaps the most serious and not-serious person" in dance music.
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GERMANY: MERKEL PLEDGES THAT 2015 MIGRANT INFLUX WON&aposT RECUR "We are in a serious, a very serious situation," said Alexander Dobrindt, the CSU parliamentary group leader.
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No serious journalists — the lack of serious journalism in Mexico is another problem and an explanation of why we are unable to fix the problem in Mexico.
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Cyberbullying is a serious issue and, according to Ellis, can lead to serious effects such as withdrawals from family and friends, anxiety from digital communication and depression.
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Too minor, perhaps, to have serious political ramification, yet too serious to ignore, the scandal may represent another blow against public probity by a rule-breaking president.
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Weeks of increasingly violent protests have plunged Hong Kong into its most serious political crisis for decades, posing a serious challenge to the central government in Beijing.
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It is no surprise that music writers in the serious papers and the less serious websites all searched for the year's summer anthem and came up short.
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But it's serious business, and scientists have just published a set of serious results that will give some important direction into the hunt for those elusive axions.
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My best guess is that this medical appearance is part of the draw — a way to say that your hangover is serious because your partying was serious.
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The Weeknd and Bella Hadid are getting VERY serious ... so serious in fact, he's asked her to come live with him in an incredible new NYC condo.
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"Unfortunately, they went out and they made some serious, serious mistakes in trying to prove they should get credit and it turned out really badly," he said.
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We know that previous serious dry spells have disrupted the food supply to a point where it has caused serious health problems and malnutrition across the country.
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"Serious journalism is a high-risk enterprise," it began, but critics suggested that this was not an instance of serious journalism, which is better researched and documented.
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The Hawks - full name the Directorate of Priority Crime Investigation - is responsible for investigating national criminal priorities such as serious organized and commercial crimes and serious corruption.
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The accusations were very, very serious against him, much more so than the serious allegations against Al. But I think that was definitely part of the context.
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"Structural and almost absolute impunity that permeate these serious crimes has perpetuated, and in some cases encouraged, the repetition of serious violations of human rights," it says.
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U.S. development agencies can help especially if developing country governments are serious about making reforms and are serious about attracting jobs and investing in their countries' people.
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During our nearly two-hour coffee (and subsequent phone chats), she barely let me get a word in, veering from serious to informal and back to serious.
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"We really are hoping that people understand the message is not to be taken lightly or usurped, because [Black Lives Matter] is a serious, serious issue," Rev.
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Confrontations have not yet spread in any serious way to the West Bank or Jerusalem — which would certainly presage a more serious crisis — but the possibility remains.
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"There are a good number of members who have serious, serious statements that they want to make about Pompeo and questions they want to ask," he said.
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But the loss of Dzagoev to what was clearly a hamstring injury serious enough to drop him to the turf in mid-stride, is a serious blow.
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What we did was read books that raised serious questions about the human condition, and which invited us to attempt to ask serious questions of our own.
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"A lot of people think because cars are stopped, doorings can't be serious, but they are very common, and they absolutely can be very serious," she said.
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However, our law enforcement sources tell us anyone with a serious criminal history or anyone facing serious felony charges will likely have a difficult time entering Canada.
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"For the sake of a country that you have serious reservations about, even very serious, you persuade other nationals to betray their own countries," she tells him.
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Serious readers — one of her key words was "serious" — were to take a hint from the new music, the new art, the new hunger for direct experience.
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"When serious lawyers understand they're dealing with serious lawyers on the other side, that usually leads to a level of trust that accelerates discovery," Mr. Vance said.
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The share of those who have put off treatment for a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" condition rose to a record high of 25%, according to Gallup.
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"Google has really taken advantage of a lot of people and I think that's a very serious thing and it's a very serious charge," Trump told reporters.
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Unto the breach steps Edward McClelland's "How to Speak Midwestern," a dictionary wrapped in some serious dialectology inside a gift book trailing a serious whiff of Relevance.
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" But Parish said, "It sort of shows how serious Jerry is taking these students and how serious he is taking the role that he has been given.
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"Insider trading to me is a very, very serious to me -- that's much more serious to me than the oversight of payroll taxes," the third-ranking Democrat said.
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"I just want to emphasize the degree of which we are in serious times, and this is a really serious job," Obama told reporters at the White House.
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"We are in serious times and this is a really serious job," Obama said in his first news conference since Trump became the presumptive Republican nominee this week.
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Calls for allowing a NAFTA nation to reinstate tariffs in case of an influx imports that would cause "serious injury or threat of serious injury" to domestic industries.
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Adware is generally the least serious threat in the hierarchy of unwanted software, and the Mac figures for the more serious threat categories saw a much smaller rise.
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While Lebanon has dragged its feet on reforms for years, its sectarian leaders appear more serious this time, warning of disastrous consequences if there is no serious action.
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"Whilst Mr Assange was wanted on a European Arrest Warrant for an extremely serious offence, the MPS response reflected the serious nature of that crime," the statement added.
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This scandal is more serious The scandal at the heart of this investigation is also much more serious than what Starr was looking at in the late-1990s.
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"While this disposition does not replace that which the boys lost, it does send a powerful message that lying about a serious incident carries serious consequences," Riccio said.
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If you're serious about losing weight for your New Year's resolution in 2519, then you'll need a serious GPS smartwatch to help you set and reach your goals.
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Certain cases will be picked out for public disseminated, and for serious breaches the officials will According to the document, the public will be informed of serious cases.
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"It's been my experience that the more serious a candidate might be wanting to engage Iowans, the more serious amount of time he spends with us," Strawn said.
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I want to know if you think other artists are afraid to approach serious topics like immigration for fear of seeming like they are appropriating something extremely serious?
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While you should be upfront about whether you just want to hook up or would like something more serious, getting too serious too soon turns your date off.
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" Washington even stated that South Korea's decision "reflects a serious misapprehension on the part of the Moon administration regarding the serious security challenges we face in Northeast Asia.
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Having spoken to the president a number of times, and knowing him, he&aposs serious about making a deal, but he&aposs also serious about the punitive measures.
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A number of other serious crimes that define aggravated felony under immigration law were unaffected by the ruling, meaning many serious criminals still qualify for the mandatory deportation.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court ruled local police could store DNA from anyone suspected of a "serious offense" — but what's considered a serious offense is open for interpretation.
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"Turkey and Iran must take necessary measures against the vote ... and Baghdad should make serious decisions ... serious and rapid decisions must be taken," Khamenei was quoted as saying.
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Mr. Barrasso's remarks — "If we are serious about climate change, we must be serious about expanding our use of nuclear energy" — were hardly a clarion call to action.
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They were serious, including allegations that he loosely administered drugs as the White House doctor and drank on the job, and they came from serious people, he said.
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While some observers took it as more of a talking point, a senior administration official said the president was serious about it and wanted it given serious study.
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A July poll from Quinnipiac University found that 85 percent of voters polled found corruption to be a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" issue in New York state.
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Three victims suffered serious injuries, four have less serious injuries and all are expected to survive, Prince George's County Police Chief Hank Stawinski said at a news conference.
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But one thing is for certain: From here on out, the theme song is going to ring truer than ever, because everyone's going through some serious, serious changes.
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As of right now, if the UK and EU don't reach some agreement by the end of 2020, it could threaten serious serious economic disruption on the continent.
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It's a pretty heavy film, and while Al-Kateab was giving some very serious answers to some very serious questions, Sama was having a great time on stage.
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"These are serious allegations that have been made against McClendon (and could have equally serious implications across the industry) and EMG takes this matter very seriously," Raymond wrote.
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Serious impact predicted The sanctioning of Larijani, the most prominent of the US targets, could have "serious political impact inside Iran," a senior Trump administration official predicted Friday.
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The drug label carries warnings of serious psychiatric side effects and suicidal thoughts; people with a history of psychosis, serious depression or suicide attempts were excluded from the study.
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The rise of white nationalism is a serious problem for any democracy, and serious citizens really are obligated to rise up in democracy's defense and make their opposition unmistakable.
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"A lot of the electorate in the Netherlands supports my serious approach to this issue so I will continue to follow up on it in a very serious way."
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Sanders agreed that Donald Trump's comments were shameful, but then he said they were a distraction from, and I quote, 'a serious discussion about the serious issues facing America.
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To feel truly welcome, we need to find serious people, giving serious thought to the directions the country needs to go and drafting coherent plans to take us there.
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I resigned to call attention to the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues, including the serious need to address the decline of American manufacturing.
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"[T]he serious risks engendered by that obligation within a democratic society must not be disproportionate to the advantages it offers in the fight against serious crime," he adds.
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One company is getting serious about services, the other is getting serious about hardware, and the end result will be an escalation and exacerbation of the conflict between them.
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Then there are others that are maybe more existential in nature and are really trying to play with very serious fears and engaging with them on a serious level.
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Let's be honest, some serious lawbreaking went down in Rosewood over the years on Pretty Little Liars, but since it was a TV show, the consequences weren't always serious.
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" He said Russia has serious concerns about how some aspects of the treaty are being implemented, and considers serious dialogue essential "before we put our signature to any document.
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"How much more destruction is needed to show that the way we treat our planet is having serious consequences and sadly will have even more serious consequences?" he asked.
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The Russia investigations are: A critical issue of national security: 39% A political distraction that should be put aside: 32% Serious, but not as serious as other issues: 27%
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You're making some serious and solid plans for the future while maintaining an openness to unimagined upgrades or opportunities as the moon connects with serious Saturn and dreamy Neptune.
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The fear is that if the market stumbles begin to take a serious toll on China's economy, that could put a serious dent in an already tepid global economy.
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He was really the first person to take serious money out of the company and one of the very few people to take serious money out of the company.
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According to this theory, degraded public areas lead to increases in serious crime, and thus police should crack down on disorder and minor crimes to prevent more serious ones.
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"If we are serious about Canada's role in the world, then we have to be serious about funding our military," Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan said earlier this month.
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Opana ER has also been associated with a serious outbreak of HIV and hepatitis C, the agency said, as well as a serious blood disorder known as thrombotic microangiopathy.
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"America is facing serious cyber threats every day in today's increasingly connected world, yet there is a serious shortage of workers needed to confront this urgent challenge," said Sen.
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"I'm not going to be part of a dog-and-pony show that is not a serious effort to do an investigation, because this is really serious," said Rep.
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The drug has also been associated with a serious outbreak of HIV and hepatitis C, the agency said, as well as a serious blood disorder known as thrombotic microangiopathy.
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Schumer is serious about negotiating based on the conversations that I've heard and you know until he is serious about reaching a reasonable compromise it's not worth the time.
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RELATED: How My Divorce Set Me Financially Free Getting serious ... and serious about money Despite his reticence about money, I was looking forward to spending my life with Jack.
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Mark Milley said Thursday morning that the head injuries suffered in the attack were described as non-serious injuries, the least serious of DoD&aposs categories for injury reports.
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He said it would be a "serious mistake" to leave the Paris agreement; he did not say lowering United States commitments under the agreement would be a serious mistake.
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Local news outlets say the investigators are focused on two separate cases, one more serious than the other, but they have offered little detail on the more serious one.
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It was a serious misapplication of the independent counsel rubric to apply it to President Clinton, and it is an equally serious misapplication to apply it to President Trump.
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"Today's action should serve notice to the entire industry that financial incentive programs, if not monitored carefully, carry serious risks that can have serious legal consequences," Mr. Cordray said.
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Instead of allowing companies to grow their businesses and employ more people, these efforts would turn every serious policy debate into a political battle instead of a serious discussion.
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These categories are part of a schema Stebbins developed in the 1970s called "The Serious Leisure Perspective," which breaks down "serious leisure" into three categories: amateur, hobbyist, and volunteer.
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"The offense of public mischief is a serious one, as it seeks to mislead the authorities and divert their attention away from the serious offense," he told the court.
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JIM CRAMER: You know, to bring it back to Kudlow and Cramer, why we ended up having such a great time is we're both serious -- the serious, rigorous side.
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First, college administrators need to work hard to adjust class schedules and create serious course offerings to give more serious student athletes a chance to get a real education.
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The automaker gets only one chance to fix "a serious safety defect likely to cause death or serious bodily injury" and three chances to fix a less-severe problem.
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Vernon Wells, Noel Leader, Julian Harper, and Cliff Hollingsworth, to name a few, are serious men with a serious record of standing up for their communities against police abuse.
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" Shultz added, "Words matter if ... they're serious words.
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"This is a very — serious — offense," Sullivan said.
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As of publication, the 19 and 20-year-olds were expected to recover, although the women's injuries were serious, and the 23-year-old remained in serious but stable condition.
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It's great to see Uber "Getting serious about safety," as Khosrowshahi's blog post is titled, and the aforementioned features and updates do indicate that Uber is, in fact, getting serious.
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"A referral certainly is very serious and they will investigate the accusations if it's serious enough," retired FBI special agent and former national spokesman John Iannarelli told Fox News Thursday.
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Plus, he already played that self-serious alt-boy in Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird, so working with Wes Anderson—the undisputed king of self-serious alt-boys—seems only natural.
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Those are serious goals, and there's need for serious capital to make them realities; it would take the financial power of the entire country of Japan to fully realize them.
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KILLING mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles, the sort that transmit malaria, is a serious business—so serious that some doctors would like to do it by using people as bait.
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Flint Water Crisis: Fast Facts Memo: 'Serious concerns for residents' In June, Del Toral wrote a memo highlighting preliminary findings of "serious concerns for residents" and "violations" of federal regulations.
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The more I talk to Wrisley, the clearer it becomes that he's a serious expert on Thai food, but not so serious that he can't have fun with the cuisine.
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But even combining the tallies for "serious violent crimes" and "less serious violent crimes," the checks turned up just 85033,559 records of violent infractions, out of more than 10,000 total.
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"I think she seemed serious and it is a serious job she is looking at," Kelly Samberg, a 56-year-old nurse from Burlington who plans to caucus for Clinton.
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Because what could be more serious than a man who spent months freezing on tundras and eating raw bison liver just to prove he was serious enough for an Oscar.
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These exams are used to detect early signs of a number of serious conditions, from sexually transmitted diseases and serious infections that affect our ability to have children to cancer.
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The testimony suggests that not only was Mr. Trump serious about buying Greenland, which was known, but also that his national security staff was dedicating serious time to the matter.
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Jon Jones could be in serious trouble ... because officials in New Mexico are investigating if the UFC superstar violated his probation last week -- and the consequences could be VERY serious.
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And could prove to be even more so in 2020, up against a man who has serious vulnerabilities on gender, still facing serious accusations of sexual harassment and sexual assault.
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"If we are really serious about achieving universal health coverage and improving people's lives, we must get serious about primary health care," says Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General.
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When validating this scale, psychologists have found that the number of people in serious psychological distress corresponds to the number of people with a diagnosis of a serious mental illness.
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"It needs a serious regulation of corporate abuse in both the financial and the corporate sector and it requires serious redistributionary measures – both fiscal and more innovative measures," he said.
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Still, serious fires declined 8 percent in 2017 compared to 2016, and there were more than 400 fewer serious fires compared to 2015, a 15.5% reduction, the fire department said.
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"We need to get Kylie Jenner and social media influencers out there in helping folks understand that look, this is serious, this is absolutely serious," Adams said on the show.
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In a November HuffPost/YouGov survey, a majority of both Democrats and Republicans said sexual harassment is either a very serious or a somewhat serious problem in the Democratic Party.
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In the meantime, if the Trump administration is serious about sending people back to work, they'll have to first get serious about beefing up testing, screening, and monitoring, says Hanage.
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By last November, one resident, Edward Daffarn, was so frustrated that he predicted "only a serious fire" resulting in a "serious loss of life" would make the council pay attention.
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What happened instead was that many important people imagined that inveighing against the dangers of debt made them sound serious, because that's what all the other serious people were doing.
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On Twitter, candidates want voters to know they're serious about the issues — so serious, in fact, that they're willing to use the punchiest piece of punctuation to talk about them.
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I'LL JUST SAY I UNDERSTAND POLITICS AND ELECTION YEARS, BUT THESE ARE SERIOUS PROPOSALS, TRUST ME WHETHER THEY GET THEM OR NOT REMAINS TO BE SEEN THEY ARE SERIOUS PROPOSALS.
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I'm old-fashioned, and I think that politics and public policy are serious issues that need serious discussion, and as a nation I think we need a revolution in media.
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"The opioid crisis is a serious problem that requires a serious solution," ACLU deputy director Jesselyn McCurdy said in a statement Monday adding that Trump's "draconian law enforcement" is unconstitutional.
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What Warren gets is that serious analysis is a lot more favorable to a progressive agenda than Serious conventional wisdom, which is obsessed with keeping taxes low and restraining spending.
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"All of that gives us the sense that we face a serious problem, but we also have some really serious tools at our disposal to tackle that challenge," Waskow said.
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"These are serious allegations that have been made against McClendon (and could have equally serious implications across the industry) and EMG takes this matter very seriously," managing partner John Raymond wrote.
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"Until there is a serious focus by the administration, a serious focus by Congress to really delve into this we are not going to see the crisis at the border stop."
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Police Chief David Nisleit said the two male officers were expected to recover, with one in serious condition and the other with less serious injuries, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported .
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"There is a serious humanitarian crisis at our southern border, and it is past time for my Democratic colleagues to finally get serious about meaningful action," he wrote in a statement.
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Brafman called Thursday's hearing "a very positive development" in the case, adding, "while the crime of sexual assault is certainly serious, to falsely accuse someone of sexual assault is equally serious."
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"If ASEAN nations are serious about addressing terrorist threats, serious effort need to put toward restoring governance and providing basic social services to populations in [these] poorly-governed regions," they wrote.
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"Today's action should serve notice to the entire industry that financial incentive programs, if not monitored carefully, carry serious risks that can have serious legal consequences," said CFPB Director Richard Cordray.
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According to the new report, Jax, a model-slash-actor-slash-waiter, is getting seriously serious with his girlfriend Brittany (like, going to hang out with her family in Kentucky serious).
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"If you supported Donald Trump in the election, this might be an image of a very serious man for a serious time; he might look very committed and patriotic," Finnegan said.
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In addition to Trump, a serious contender on the Democratic side who had never really been a Democrat and was always on the fringe of the party made a serious run.
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She ran a campaign larded with policy papers, with serious thoughts about serious things, with poll-tested stump speech lines designed to give some to everyone but all to no one.
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The point was to be serious about power and serious about pleasure: cherish literature, relish films, challenge domination, release yourself into the rapture of sexual need—but be thorough about it.
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"I think there's a growing awareness on our side that it may be time to have a serious debate about that unless Democrats get serious about funding our military," he added.
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"The numbers cast serious, serious doubt on whether there will be another hike this year," said Greg Anderson, global head of foreign-exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Shawn Oakman is wasting no time proving he's serious about the NFL ... putting in some serious work in the gym just days after proclaiming his dream of playing in the league.
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"The numbers cast serious, serious doubt on whether there will be another hike this year," said Greg Anderson, global head of foreign exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Until congressional overseers make a serious attempt to get to the bottom of the New York field office's role in the election, we'll know they're not serious about learning the truth.
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If you really were frivolous or an unwelcome interloper in serious affairs, the upside is that you'd be excused from having to pretend that the rules of serious affairs actually work.
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"Our friends on the other side decided early on they didn't want to engage with us in a serious way, a serious way to help those suffering under Obamacare," McConnell said.
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"I resigned to call attention to the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues, including the serious need to address the decline of American manufacturing," he explained.
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" She added that Mr. Milken, who was a senior executive at Drexel Burnham Lambert, had committed "serious crimes warranting serious punishment and the discomfort and opprobrium of being removed from society.
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He can also "golf it up" in collared shirts and khakis when he is serving as the serious, but not too serious, tournament director for Canada's PGA and L.P.G.A. Tour events.
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"This is just one in several very serious threats the United States Capitol Police are investigating in which individuals threatened to shoot, lynch, or cause me serious bodily harm," Waters said.
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Microcephaly could lead to serious disabilities — but not always.
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Dr. George Huang from Law & Order SVU. Muted. Serious.
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The serious consequences of defaulting on your student loans .
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They're quite serious about the "& Counting" part, those Duggars.
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" Admitted Julian, "I wouldn't say it was something serious.
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Today TSS remains a serious — but very rare — occurrence.
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LONDON — Brace yourself for a serious dose of Britishness.
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I'm asking a legitimate question here ... Are you serious?
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"Oh no ... he is serious about running," I thought.
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"Another ... very serious step has been taken," she said.
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" Trump added he would give the issue "serious consideration.
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But now he's slinging some serious ... well, you'll see.
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Watch the video ... she narrowly avoided a serious wreck.
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" She added, "Nothing about our relationship was not serious.
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Serious question ... these guys are in their early 20s.
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There's smoke there — there could be serious issues there.
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It's so often — women are either serious, or funny.
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This is — this is a serious difference between us.
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" He said he would "give that some serious thought.
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" Giuliani said that Trump replied, "This time I'm serious.
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The previous seasons were unbingeable — too intense and serious.
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Kim did get serious about one thing -- her security.
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Being POTUS is a serious matter - not child's play.
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This is a very serious situation — will be addressed!
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The last (serious) woman candidate in the race — Sen.
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For others, it means a serious injury — or worse.
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These guys appeared to want something different -- something serious.
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The implications of the email thread are serious & disturbing.
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Most children who get chickenpox won't develop a serious illness, Mullendore noted, but the infection can cause serious complications such as skin infections, pneumonia, swelling of the brain (encephalitis), or bloodstream infections.
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Salmonella may result in serious illness, and "can also produce serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems," according to the CDC.
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The gravity of this issue alone, and its ramifications for the operation of the NSC and the UK's national interest, warrants the serious steps we have taken, and an equally serious response.
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"The investigation has highlighted serious mistakes in the way the three patients were treated and serious flaws in the hospital's routines, system and culture," hospital director Melvin Samsom said in a statement.
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It's a serious issue in Tennessee in general, and it's a really serious issue in the eastern part of the state — some of the more rural and poorer parts of the state.
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"Freedom of religion is a sacred right but it's also a right under threat all around us and the world is under serious, serious threat, in so many different ways," Trump said.
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Its new by-law brought in a penalty system with fines of up to €100 for minor infringements, up to €200 for serious infringements and up to €500 for very serious infringements.
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In 2012-2013, the most recent year for which there is data, administrators listed 648 incidents, but did not break them down into serious and non-serious events, such as minor illnesses.
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British Airways partnered with Comic Relief on the clip, which features cameos from a bunch of different celebrities — everyone from a very serious Gillian Anderson to a significantly less serious Rowan Atkinson.
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So-called safeguard tariffs are permitted by the WTO if there is evidence of serious harm, or threat of serious harm, to a country's production from a sudden, unforeseen surge in imports.
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They keep operating as if the most serious change is the fact that Donald Trump won the electoral college, as opposed to the serious change in voter sentiment that made that happen.
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I don't want to be so serious about everything, and political correctness is so overwrought...Even though it's such a serious, sad topic, let's go at it with a sense of humor.
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For a serious prize like the Pulitzer not to consider music that is popular is to say that that music is not serious, which is just not true and it's not fair.
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If we are truly serious about continuing the current trend of decreasing abortion rates in this country, we must be serious about provision of contraception as a basic preventative health care measure.
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We have to win for our young people — and, frankly, we have to win for a lot of other people, not necessarily young that are totally addicted and have serious, serious problems.
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"I don't see Donald Trump as someone who is serious about our values, who is serious about his job to serve the American people," said Kyle Bibby, who served in the Marines.
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Optimum Nutrition Serious Mass Protein Powder — save £6 This serious mass protein powder is great if you're looking to add bulk, and delivers high-calorie content and quality protein at competitive rates.
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If we are serious about keeping the public safe, we need to be equally serious about the public health crisis of mental health care in our military and our country at large.
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Still, if Trump is serious about being our next commander-in-chief and wants to be seen as a serious presidential candidate, pivoting on immigration is both good policy and good politics.
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The establishment wing is clearly banking on Republicans "getting serious" as actual voting nears and rejecting Trump as too radical in his immigration positions and lacking in deep knowledge on serious issues.
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"'Rush,' which is serious without being self-serious, fun without being trivial, feels like the movie that he has been waiting to make his whole life," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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It would have been tempting for Cardi to try and temper her screwball image with something "serious," but she's savvy enough to know that her music exists beyond the fun/serious binary.
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They should prove great for serious research projects (as well as serious sleuthing.) "Pair this with our guide to genealogy research and this could keep some folks busy," said a library spokesperson.
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Brian Krzanich, Intel I resigned to call attention to the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues, including the serious need to address the decline of American manufacturing.
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Even several Democrats we've spoken with in recent days — including the impeachment managers — have raised serious questions about Parnas' credibility and his motivations, especially given that he is facing serious legal jeopardy.
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If Kristaps Porzingis returns to form and the Mavericks make a serious run at the top of the West, Doncic is going to get serious talk about the Most Valuable Player Award.
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"If we are serious about Canada's role in the world, then we have to be serious about funding our military," Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said at a news conference announcing the plan.
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"I resigned to call attention to the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues, including the serious need to address the decline of American manufacturing," Mr. Krzanich said.
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The idea is to use devices to help alert seniors to medical conditions before they get serious, and to send alerts to emergency services if a serious event occurs, like a fall.
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There was widespread fear among those inside PolyU that they could face serious injury if they went outside, and even those that were able to surrender peacefully may face serious legal repercussions.
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Tom Jensen: We think that polling can be a combination of what's serious that's going on at any given time, and what's not so serious that's going on at any given time.
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Even on issues where Republicans believe they have a serious case for wrongdoing — Benghazi, Solyndra, Fast & Furious — the GOP has difficulty keeping serious investigations from getting bogged down and trivialized by conspiracies.
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That letter, written by Mnuchin legislative adviser Justin Sok, restated the secretary's public message that such a request by Neal had raised "serious constitutional questions" and could have "serious consequences for taxpayer privacy."
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Trump's campaign is now being led by a guy who has never run a serious campaign, has no experience running serious campaigns, and has no experience relevant to running a national presidential campaign.
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Egan acknowledged that the issue is a serious one; when you block, you "may want to take a break from someone [but] other reasons are more serious like harassment or bullying," she wrote.
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The speed, memory and power savings are huge, enabling devices with bargain-bin CPUs to perform serious tasks like real-time object recognition and tracking that normally take serious processing chops to achieve.
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If the candidates take on these issues and avoid the temptation to rip into the character of their opponent, they can make Brooklyn the site of a serious debate by a serious party.
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Suicide is a very serious subject and it deserves serious attention, even when being included in a satirical setting, but I think the important thing really is to put the warning out there.
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"It was a serious, serious connection – deeper than a songwriter – and from then on, I decided she has to be a part of everything I do," the singer told The New York Times.
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The reviews are still mostly stacked with serious people's serious opinions about their laundry habits, but as Business Insider first noticed, sprinkled in there are reviews touting the product's taste and sharing recipes.
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According to a 2014 survey conducted by the Korea Institute of Public Administration, 78.7% of respondents said corruption among senior officials was serious, while almost 90% also believed it was serious among parliamentarians.
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For weeks, the Bush campaign, led by Jeb Bush himself, has used the candidacy of Donald J. Trump to argue that Mr. Bush is a responsible alternative, a serious leader for serious times.
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In 2011, it went to the current ratio and eliminated provisions that excluded inmates convicted of serious felonies, those required to register as sex offenders, or inmates with prior serious or violent felonies.
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That last song was supposed to have a different feel, but it ended up sounding very serious because of the heaviness that we did on the verse, which was mean-sounding and serious.
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HTC is serious about VR Whatever the specifics, this is a major signal that HTC is serious about VR — especially given that the rest of the company has been struggling for a while.
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The "very serious" share (up an insignificant one point since March) remains at its highest level since a 1983 assessment of the Soviet Union found that 49% considered it a "very serious" threat.
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And that's why I'm telling you that to make it big, to be successful, you have to have serious, serious commitment — because life will serve up some lessons you don't expect or want.
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For now, Houston's schedule looks too weak for serious consideration and no one will feel sorry for Ohio State, but both of these players will deserve some serious consideration by year's end. 8.
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"The current political crisis poses a very serious threat to the still fragile recovery and exposes a serious enough threat to continued economic reforms," the World Bank's Qimiao Fan said at a briefing.
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The Huffington Post/YouGov survey found that 85 percent of Trump voters and one-third of Clinton voters think the gang is a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" threat to U.S. national security.
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"Please note that wishing or hoping that someone experiences serious physical harm, making vague threats, or threatening less serious forms of physical harm would not fall under this specific policy," the page reads.
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Puttnam installed himself in Greta Garbo's old villa in Coldwater Canyon and spent the following year telling anyone who would listen that serious films could be popular and popular films could be serious.
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" Carl Bildt, the former Swedish prime minister and foreign minister, wrote on Twitter, "I never thought a serious candidate for US President could be a serious threat against the security of the West.
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Nine percent of respondents said that crime was a very serious or extremely serious problem in their areas, the first time that rating has dropped into single digits since 2004, according to Gallup.
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"It's a serious problem that could be avoided that has terribly serious effects on people who are invaded," said Richard D. Emery, a civil rights lawyer who is the chairman of the board.
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I don't think I've ever taken the time to make a joke about something that wasn't serious because the most serious things are the most tense things that require most relief of tension.
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In a Supreme devotee, we see how one can be "serious about the frivolous, frivolous about the serious," as Sontag puts it, to the point where even the founder James Jebbia is dumbfounded.
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They're often joking with each other with dry, sometimes black humor, which helps make the serious moments feel more serious but adding a necessary lighter quality to what's otherwise a very dreary show.
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Asked in an email about Ms. Gersh's lawsuit, Mr. Anglin wrote: "I'm a serious person and I only deal with serious reporters," adding an anti-Semitic epithet to describe The New York Times.
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"(The report) raises serious concerns about unfair trials placing defendants at a serious disadvantage," he said, adding that the cases in the UN report also included 28 foreign defendants from 11 different countries.
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The report also recommends a reduction in sentences for major crimes that account for a majority of the prison population — aggravated assault, murder, nonviolent weapons offenses, robbery, serious burglary and serious drug trafficking.
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Newgarden escapes serious injury; Firestone 600 postponed FORT WORTH, Texas — IndyCar Series driver Josef Newgarden escaped serious injury Sunday in a horrific front straightaway crash in the Firestone 600 at Texas Motor Speedway.
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"When you're talking about doing some sort of serious examination of serious issues that affect our ability to govern ourselves fairly and freely, it needs to be done by both sides," he said.
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So when a fire in March shut down this Park Slope institution (no one was hurt, but the bar sustained serious damage), it was a serious blow to the Brooklyn stand-up scene.
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Level up by talking it over with your trustworthy food homies in advance: "Catering" (however serious or non-serious) a holiday party for your group could be your collective gift to each other.
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The answer, I'd suggest, is that Warren — herself a significant policy scholar — understood from the beginning something that other candidates are only beginning to grasp: The difference between being serious and being Serious.
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The Rick and Morty scientific prank is the work of Farooq Ali Khan—an undergraduate college professor and PhD student in Hyderabad, India—and it highlights a serious problem for serious scientific research.
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Many books that include content on religion, politics, and sexuality are banned across the Middle East, often on "national security" grounds — a serious offense that comes with serious penalties, depending on the country.
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"It's definitely serious," a source close to the pair said.
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It's the first we've seen of serious consequences with Rudy.
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There are still serious technical and safety challenges to overcome.
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Most of the 1,000 veterans involved have serious chronic conditions.
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Then, things get serious — with a few wisecracks thrown in.
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If they ever face a serious threat they could crumble.
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Specialty drugs are more complex and treat more serious conditions.
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This is, to be sure, a serious threat to us.
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"Please understand that our research here is serious," Byrne wrote.
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This summer has seen a serious resurgence in blonde bombshells.
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The result was a meticulous manicure with serious staying power.
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But the rapid physical changes comes with serious health consequences.
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The phones is the one they're saying they're serious about.
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Here's the thing ... home invasion is a very serious charge.
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U.S. soldiers exposed to the fire suffered serious lung damage.
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He gave her an even more serious job to do.
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The new Mario game has some serious film noir vibes.
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These are serious issues and they cannot have enough attention.
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Lack of growth and prosperity is a very serious issue.
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But the issue is worth serious consideration for two reasons.
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Now this other story actually I think is more serious.
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Liu's trip had been in serious doubt after Trump's tweets.
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HOFFMAN: Oh, I think a very serious and significant impact.
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Mutations in those 30 genes can lead to serious conditions.
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So we are looking at a potential serious showdown tomorrow.
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The brothers are both kind of comedic and deadly serious.
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First, Snapchat got serious about improving its Android app's performance.
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For Trump, his convention is inspiring serious worries of violence.
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You say this was supposed to be a serious investigation.
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Quick refresher: Director Luca Guadagnino is "serious" about a sequel.
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Serious side effects included nerve damage, infections, and liver failure.
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In fact, it's considered a serious form of child abuse.
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How do you prove you're serious about making electric cars?
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" Another source added, "They do seem a bit more serious.
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A nasty ingrown hair — or, worse, a serious health hazard?
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Scientists are really getting serious about this quantum internet idea.
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These photographers will take something serious like, say, seasonal depression.
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Victor Espinoza suffered a serious injury falling off a horse.
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The craft sustained serious damage to its fairing, photos show.
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There are very serious consequences to what could happen there.
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Silicon Valley: How do you tackle serious issues, like diversity?
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"That's when we knew it was really serious," he said.
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It cannot help but underline how serious the situation is.
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This isn't as serious an issue as the other three.
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"It's quite serious," a rep for the Chapmans tells PEOPLE.
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Government websites just took a serious step toward robust security.
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But the children I see have a real, serious illness.
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That procedure came with serious risks: Both twins might die.
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I gave them advice: not to take yourself too serious.
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It's also given scores of MoviePass customers a serious headache.
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But the past few months have been a serious test.
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"They're still talking, but it's nothing serious," adds the source.
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This is a deadly serious topic for Governor Mike Huckabee.
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He said the temporary dwellings pose serious public safety concerns.
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They were serious, and they could redevelop with another pregnancy.
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"We're always worried about the next serious complication," he says.
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Does reading about all these parties give you serious FOMO?
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Words and emotions that are sometimes serious but sometimes silly.
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It's also the most serious lie an applicant can tell.
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A dark day for Tank had a serious silver lining.
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If you're affected, it's serious to the tune of $400.
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Your mind will be on serious, philosophical matters this evening.
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Mark Fuhrman has some serious questions about the prosecutions motives.
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"This is just what happens in serious relationships," she said.
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And yes, win serious money and prizes in the process.
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You'll find yourself in a serious, logical mood this evening.
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Bendtner's scoring dearth is underpinned by another, more serious, issue.
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G20 governments recorecognizedSeptember that steel overcapacity was a serious problem.
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Should these methods be limited only to avoiding serious diseases?
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"I have deep, serious concerns about Judge Gorsuch," said Sen.
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As you know, now they have some pretty serious problems.
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It's a serious challenge, for which one needs to prepare.
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It's been eons since Intel and AMD were serious competitors.
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It was enough motivation to get me serious about bodybuilding.
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Miley Cyrus has been on a serious mission this year.
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The update reflects just how serious Instagram is about Stories.
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Many prescribed drugs have much more serious risks than cannabis.
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Serious talks are happening at home or with your family.
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And I'd have to try to, you know [be serious].
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But then, as her transition became —" MM: "Serious and real.
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" SO: "Serious and real, then obviously, everything started to transition.
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None of the projectiles has caused serious injury or damage.
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We think it's the most serious problem that humanity faces.
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People need to understand how serious the current situation is.
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Two of them were in serious condition, the company said.
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Ironically, she originally had no serious intention of recording it.
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Typically only appeals court judges get serious Supreme Court consideration.
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Which means you'll both need to have some serious banter.
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He has been hospitalized due to a serious medical condition.
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"We have to recognise how serious misogyny is," she continued.
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Indonesia has been struck by two serious tsunami this year.
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Obviously, this easier access can pose a serious safety threat.
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He insisted on Twitter he was "very serious" about it.
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"This is a very serious setback for ZTE," he said.
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For many queer professionals, the workplace poses a serious gauntlet.
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But while this rare condition looks serious, it's actually harmless.
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Patty Murray said she had "serious concerns" about the issue.
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Tourism is a serious economic driver for the American economy.
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Serious reactions can also happen, but they are extremely rare.
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The issue of displaced people is an increasingly serious one.
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So they have got to be very serious about this.
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If you're serious about taking on China, we're with you.
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Several other children suffered serious burns from the Kalimantan attack.
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Sounds like 45 is a serious long shot to win.
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Miley Cyrus is a serious packrat according to her fiancé.
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It's a cool trick, but it's not a serious submarine.
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Talk about girl power — Ariel Winter is building serious muscle.
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I don't think the fight was over anything very serious.
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Today, millennials are grappling with some serious challenges at work.
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Bulgaria estimates serious losses for its tourism industry as well.
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He had been in serious but stable condition, police said.
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"Suck it up," Gibson laughed, before her expression grew serious.
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Now we're getting serious science missions to look at these.
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Make a serious statement in these metallic jacquard ankle booties.
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But it's clear there are serious costs to doing nothing.
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There are pretty serious moments that make statements about feminism.
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However, he held back any serious criticism of the plan.
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Sibanye said no serious injuries were caused by the incident.
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These are very serious matters that could affect the economy.
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And this is all because of a very serious lie.
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But it requires a shift in strategy and serious preparation.
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People are having serious difficulty getting diapers for their child.
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Here's the corgi hair getting prepped for some serious etching.
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Is Facebook preparing to launch a serious competitor to TikTok?
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"Plan B," he jokingly captioned alongside his very serious selfie.
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"Let me know when Putin says something serious," he wrote.
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But remaining beyond that time limit can carry serious consequences.
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I'd never covered news in any kind of serious way.
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Priyanka Chopra showed some serious sisterly love to Sophie Turner.
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Republicans began to lay serious groundwork against Obamacare last winter.
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So, it's unclear if his resignation is serious or permanent.
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"I thought, 'that rat has some serious confidence'," Coombs continued.
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But it's even more serious because it's Trump saying it.
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Tom Steyer has bought himself some serious support in Nevada.
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In other words, selenite has some serious spiritual bona fides.
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"I'd probably need a serious profile for that," she said.
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Precautions around this are high in countries with serious epidemics.
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In the ensuing weeks, Khan enacted a serious seduction plan.
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"We consider these restrictions serious breaches of the public trust."
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They provided few details, but the situation was clearly serious.
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For the teen, following her dream is a serious business.
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Now she is leveling serious accusations against the influential researcher.
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Going forward, the game is getting a lot more serious.
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"It was a strong and serious voice," Rivera told VICE.
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The company wanted to prove it's serious about audio quality.
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Questions aside, we're glad it's not a more serious injury.
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To serious shroomheads, this is, apparently, a ~very funny~ joke.
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We should note ... it doesn't seem Biden was being serious.
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The Maltese authorities expressed "serious reservations" about the EBA's findings.
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After all, Sammy has some serious connections on the street.
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But the one that I paid for seemed more serious.
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This has led to a serious law and order situation.
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" "The security of personal data is an extremely serious matter.
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The blast caused 29 injuries — one serious — but no fatalities.
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One sector that's taken a serious beating lately is energy.
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But in Silicon Valley, he has serious work to do.
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Not to mention, she serves up some serious style inspo!
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A probe by Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is ongoing.
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But to national security professionals, it was a serious breach.
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Mr Kristol, a cerebral conservative, is not a serious candidate.
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This is all consistent with sanctions causing serious economic pain.
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But being 100% serious isn't really a requirement for harassment.
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And they can make having safer sex a serious pain.
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Even small changes can indicate something serious beneath the surface.
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Warning: The following may cause a serious case of hanger.
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Serious question: Will Gucci's probation officer get a wedding invite?
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It's why serious photographers have stuck with iPhones for years.
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Where inmates are housed has serious consequences, LGBT advocates say.
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Aides inside the administration view this as a serious error.
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It's clear, however, that they consider this a serious issue.
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Their sister, Catalina, was born without any serious health issues.
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Mostly, everyone was demonstrating how serious and patriotic they were.
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She — a serious ballet dancer — was wheelchair-bound for months.
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Marriage is a very serious commitment, she reminds her son.
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Puerto Rico has taken a serious punch to the gut.
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But people are serious about both bread and roommate behavior.
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"I cannot emphasize enough how serious this is," she added.
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HTC helped make Android a serious competitor to Apple's iOS.
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"Getting serious now — super glue getting slapped on," he quips.
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Both sustained serious damage at the hands of ISIS militants.
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There are also serious internal problems, the bloc's report acknowledged.
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Is Trump serious about working with Dems on health care?
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But there's a serious side to what he's selling, too.
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The Moon's in mature Capricorn today, so the vibe's serious.
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"And shoot them for what?" a deadly serious Ali asks.
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Cryptocurrency now has a serious following among Silicon Valley VCs.
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It may sound silly, but pet obesity is serious business.
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At least 29 people were hospitalized, some with serious injuries.
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Gunesekera said there were no reports of any serious injuries.
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She wasn't a serious gamer, but she played video games.
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For most people, the Zika infection is not particularly serious.
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Then, as now, she was considered a serious medal contender.
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He found the reports of serious injury to be dubious.
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The absence of serious preparations for this is increasingly alarming.
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Amy Schumer is rocking serious confidence in her new movie.
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Cirstea said she knew immediately it was a serious injury.
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But it has now hit a serious, and unusual, obstacle.
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"They deserve serious consideration by all candidates," Mr. Romney wrote.
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These can do serious damage to a female's reproductive tract.
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Unserious internet content and serious horror are tightly linked now.
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Of the roughly 500 hurt about 200 have serious injuries.
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But there are serious barriers to doing all these things.
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In my head I'm like, he's not serious about this.
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Sports gambling is a serious form of entertainment in prison.
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For Luther this was, like everything else, a serious matter.
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It astounded them that Lane had been serious all along.
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However those who committed serious crimes will not be considered.
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That could create serious complications and risks for everyone involved.
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The intelligence services broke up a serious plot in May.
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It would start serious negotiations to restructure its foreign debt.
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Fortunately, no swans were reported to have sustained serious injuries.
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That could be a serious liability in a court case.
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It did, as it always does, serious and responsible journalism.
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The pup tolerates a shower while giving serious sad eyes.
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Jackson was in a serious car collision five years ago.
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"This is a serious business and not just child's play."
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This is as serious as it gets in a democracy.
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Now, there are two serious challenges ahead for the startup.
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Trump faces no serious challengers for his party's presidential nomination.
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"We don't know yet how serious it is," he says.
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This little girl is experiencing serious inner turmoil — over waffles.
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But you also need to get serious about budgeting, Aquarius!
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But when Abrams continued, her voice had turned serious again.
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So we are dealing with a serious public health problem.
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It's enough to give the Chicago Cubs some serious hope.
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But "she didn't necessarily take those threats serious," he said.
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It continued to grapple with a serious fake reviews problem.
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Mr. Birbiglia is hiding some serious ideas beneath the laughter.
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Yet seeing it through could be a serious, permanent mistake.
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He's as serious as four heart attacks and a stroke.
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But then came Game 7, and some serious hockey weirdness.
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Being an expert witness is serious business, and hard work.
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Serious grillers know that the barbecue season lasts all year.
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AFM is a "rare, but serious condition," that causes paralysis.
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"This matter is very serious and troubling," Newtown schools said.
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It would almost be comical if it weren't so serious.
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Justice Minister Katarina Barley called the attack a "serious" one.
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When it comes to television, I have serious trust issues.
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There has been a serious incident near to Parliament Square.
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Now, could this be a serious violation of federal law?
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The intelligence community may have a serious trusted insider problem.
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Word on the street was that he needed serious therapy.
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Watch the video to find out who's facing serious consequences.
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At both their suggestions, I got serious about hair masks.
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There have been no reports of serious injuries or drowning.
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And using it takes a serious commitment, they all say.
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It's a serious storm, it's going to make landfall tomorrow.
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"It definitely looks like a pretty serious threat," he says.
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This is only the most serious of the new allegations.
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For radio astronomers its impact may be even more serious.
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The good news is, Lawrence seems serious about Breakup Island.
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The president obviously is up against some very serious circumstances.
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The affair has become Mr Macron's first serious leadership test.
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Now it's time for Instagram to become a serious business.
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Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh is a Very Serious Football Man.
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"For me, fashion doesn't have to be serious," she said.
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The trade-war headwinds are both serious — and potentially temporary.
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The election cements the party's role as a serious player.
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Ethan Hunt is just so damn serious all the time.
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But that alone doesn't seem like an incredibly serious crime.
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"We are talking about serious changes from before," he said.
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There are serious concerns, and they deserve a national inquiry.
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Four serious cases were sent for treatment to nearby Chittagong.
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Between our features, we could have some serious pointy babies.
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At least three of the wounded were in serious condition.
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They are dealing with serious policy choices, not dull administration.
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Perovskites are thus now serious challengers to silicon solar cells.
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Ready for a serious dose of the warm and fuzzies?
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"For the press, this is a serious reprimand," he added.
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Just such an unbelievably deep, kind, serious, intelligent human being.
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But a more recent political challenge may prove as serious.
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"There is a very serious group behind this," he said.
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Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady have some serious surfboard skills!
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I could see that relationship becoming a little more serious.
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Then, once far more serious allegations came out, I resigned.
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One benefit is that there are no serious side effects.
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LG: There are some serious hills back where I live.
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The security police said the situation was serious but manageable.
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Prosecutors conclude that Martin is a serious risk if released.
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I mean her skin, she needs some serious fuckin' dermatology.
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Your foundation is in joining choreography with fairly serious songs.
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CRISPR DNA editing may cause serious genetic damage, researchers warn
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But it wasn't serious; it was just Evan's little toy.
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