It's not like all events are strictly private, or strictly public.
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Crew sleeping with passengers is strictly – like, kick you off the next day strictly – forbidden.
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Strictly speaking—and the NFL is always strictly speaking—the Yeezy Foundation is not a real thing.
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Touching the projectors was even more strictly forbidden than making noise during the grownups' afternoon nap, more strictly forbidden than leaving the doors at Hammars open or sitting in a draft, about as strictly forbidden as being late.
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It's not that the Munich-based pair have been complacent in opting for a schedule that's more strictly-when-necessary than Strictly Rhythm.
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"Strictly abide by party discipline and rules, strictly keep under control family members and those who work by your side," the paper added.
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In English, for example, "professor" can describe an academic of either sex, whereas in German "Professor" is strictly male and "Professorin" is strictly female.
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"I think that a misconception that people might have is that this work is strictly about race or strictly about American history," Hilliard said.
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China will also strictly implement laws prohibiting the planting of illegal GMO crops and would strictly punish offenders who have violated the law, he said.
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"Many [Chinese] API companies do not strictly follow established [manufacturing] processes, and do not strictly record data," said John Lin, a partner at EY in China.
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Using "they" as a singular pronoun has become common for people who identify as gender nonbinary, or who don't strongly identify as strictly male or strictly female.
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Overall, that means the Unha-3 doesn't have much meaningful capability as a strictly military weapon, though some suspect it's being used strictly to test the technology.
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"We wanted to have this totally mixed bag of the expressions we get into on a daily basis, without being like, 'strictly acrylic paintings,' or 'strictly beat-oriented music,'" Devore explains.
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It's also strictly for walking directions — not for driving.
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" The insider noted, "It was strictly an egalitarian message.
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Strictly from media reports & not from any other source?
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Jamie, Dallas — Strictly avoids long walks on the beach.
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" But, Ward added, "our differences were always strictly political.
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Actually, there is no distinction between absurd and adsurd when the exponent a = 2, so I would propose to call a number "strictly absurd" (or "strictly adsurd") if a is at least 3.
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Transplantation organizations are strictly regulated but body brokers are not.
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The smuggling flouts U.N. sanctions that strictly limit oil imports.
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At some points, Trump vowed to strictly police the agreement.
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You guys had pretty strictly worked with Matt Bayles previously.
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So I thought I'd start a project, strictly for me.
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The change is strictly opt-in — at least for now.
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Of course, that is what devaluation (strictly speaking, depreciation) means.
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Whether [the behavior is] strictly illegal or legal is relevant.
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No, they're completely objective viewers who deal strictly in facts.
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But for now, this technology is strictly for restaurant reservations.
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The issue lies with framing anything pleasurable as strictly reactive.
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Strictly speaking, a truce is an informal halt in fighting.
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His relationship with De Laurentiis was strictly professional at first.
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For Vero, the novelty begins with its strictly chronological feed.
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This track is strictly about the breakdown of a relationship.
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Meghan and Harry may, in constitutional terms, be strictly irrelevant.
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But in Mecca, during Hajj, these rules are strictly followed.
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But according to some legal experts, that isn't strictly true.
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Nearly every state across the country strictly prohibits internet usage.
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Their reviews, while not necessarily positive, weren't strictly negative either.
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The women's seeds stick strictly with the current WTA rankings.
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Sources at Twitter tell me algorithms are strictly opt in.
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And it wasn't strictly pro skaters who received the honor.
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Following this incident, Fluffy is now strictly an indoor cat.
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But both those models have their limits very strictly defined.
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Watch -- PD says this isn't a street thing ... strictly business.
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Remember, in the queer community, sex isn't as strictly defined.
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Strictly speaking, none of these folks had a natural death.
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This is true, strictly speaking, but it's also strangely reductive.
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The Huawei P30 is not, strictly speaking, Huawei's flagship smartphone.
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But a source tells PEOPLE their stroll was strictly platonic.
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And, for many, it's strictly about how much you earn.
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"The code of silence is strictly enforced," the detective said.
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The number of medallions has been strictly controlled for decades.
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And before you jump to strictly salad conclusions, just wait.
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And "Strictly" is a BBC production from start to finish.
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Democrats also are moving forward on a strictly partisan vote.
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Today's puzzle seemed strictly in the latter category to me.
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Still, neither Kai nor Rat is strictly heroic or villainous.
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Hoyer, for his part, said Ryan's motives are strictly political.
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"Think of it from a strictly practical standpoint," he said.
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Strictly enforcing FARA — the Foreign Agent Registration Act of 1938.
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Don't think of skills in strictly technical terms, Welch suggests.
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Amazon said it strictly prohibits the sale of counterfeit products.
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Tesla has never been strictly a car company, Musk contended.
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Freedom of speech, association and the press is strictly curtailed.
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Strictly speaking, Hakka is a dialect like Cantonese or Mandarin.
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At the time, pornography was strictly banned: It was illegal.
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It's kind of like Strictly Come Dancing meets The Shining.
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It bills itself as the "strictly platonic friend making app".
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Still, the benefits of NASA have never been strictly intergalactic.
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Strictly speaking, however, the United States stance also is contradictory.
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The 1942 work is titled "Strictly Off the Record" ($15,000).
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Strictly speaking, it's illegal, but Ocean's 11 it is not.
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Auks are seabirds, and they prey strictly on marine creatures.
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Coke songs are great, but need to be strictly monitored.
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In Australia, camping is strictly regulated and often astoundingly expensive.
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But that doesn't mean all their hacks are strictly authorized.
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Beijing strictly regulates research on, and handling of, the virus.
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This is not playing out strictly in basketball terms, though.
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Trans people, however, are strictly forbidden from entering the neighborhood.
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But the downside of a strictly "targeted" approach is worse.
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The topic of his torture was strictly taboo on Feb.
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Others said the plan was strictly related to counterterrorism efforts.
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It seemed very casual, and nobody's movement seemed strictly controlled.
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But there are no strictly political events on the calendar.
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Unions in China are strictly controlled by the Communist Party.
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There, any trappings of her native culture were strictly forbidden.
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"China consistently strictly abides by its relevant decisions," he said.
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Countries have adhered fairly strictly to the agreement thus far.
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The system strictly enforces gender separation and traditional gender roles.
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Its roughly 4,500 square miles are strictly regulated and protected.
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This isn't to say that it's strictly about the money.
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At one point, his diet was strictly carrots and apples.
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" She continued: "Facebook's business model is strictly to make money.
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"Facebook's business model is strictly to make money," Pelosi said.
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It's a powerful message, even if it's not strictly true.
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Let's look at it, though, in the strictly legal context.
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The Trump Republicans are greedy for a strictly partisan victory.
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Such decisions have been kept strictly secret by the Saudis.
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Guitar solos were strictly forbidden unless they were really short.
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And the women's roles are strictly supporting in all senses.
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This place is strictly for drinking, so don't fuck around.
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The existence of ColeSheds is strictly hypothetical at this time.
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She played Natalie in the comedic drama "Strictly Business" (1991).
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Federal law strictly prohibits the Census Bureau from sharing information.
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Although speculative, this sort of tool isn't strictly science fiction.
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Strictly ratings, we wouldn't have made it 10 years ago.
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STRICTLY NO ELEPHANTS By Lisa MantchevIllustrated by Taeeun Yoo 32 pp.
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No mimes in the U.S. make a living strictly from performing.
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The practice may sound deceitful, but the reasons were strictly practical.
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Another issue I had with the pricey device is strictly cosmetic.
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The new GoPro Hero is strictly a 60fps or lower shooter.
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In terms of size and styling, these are strictly men's watches.
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Like most western nak muay (kickboxers) my background was strictly amateur.
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Being a caregiver is not at all a strictly woman thing.
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That's why Audi is keeping the technology strictly as an option.
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Others said the rules of the order strictly forbade physical discipline.
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Those problems would better be solved through targeted, strictly enforced regulation.
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Your comics are often strictly visual, with no text or dialogue.
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More than a few also hoist adult beverages (strictly BYOB here).
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But don't worry: Gill confirms Marty is strictly an indoor pet.
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I act strictly by the constitution, so does the prime minister.
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"It's not just strictly (based) on playing record," he told Reuters.
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Instead, keep your communications with your attorney strictly legal in focus.
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Justin is obviously pissed and keeps things strictly professional at work.
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Spain's European partners see Catalonia's status as a strictly internal matter.
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Instead, she strictly wants them to be about the senders' thoughts.
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She comes from the aristocracy, while Edward is strictly working-class.
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So, I had to wonder if these relationships are strictly business.
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"We are all Rwandans now" is the strictly enforced official mantra.
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Those we help are often relegated to a strictly supporting role.
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"I thought this sort of thing was strictly forbidden," I say.
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I'd be strictly seeing what this sex thing is all about.
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It was strictly against the rules to help us like that.
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Remember, slip's were once considered strictly lingerie but today anything goes.
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Many finance their activities strictly through cashflow, rarely taking on debt.
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Filter bubbles are technically enabled, but they are not strictly technological.
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InstagramFor a long time, Instagram was strictly a mobile-only app.
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But for all her country categorization, Morris isn't strictly one genre.
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What portion of your parties are planned strictly for the humans?
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They are strictly plot points, or maybe even beside the point.
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That will depend partly on how strictly the law is enforced.
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Still, it seems Price could be confirmed strictly on party lines.
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Oddly enough, my fantasies hardly ever deviate into the strictly sexual.
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"Wayward and arbitrary" law enforcement would be strictly prevented, it added.
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Many of Clinton's supporters says these ethical agreements were strictly upheld.
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It had continued its export despite strictly regulating its domestic use.
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NES Classic orders are also strictly limited to one per customer.
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Five years later, he converted to a strictly animal-free diet.
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I wanna say this is the Strictly 4 My Niggaz era.
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Space is limited, and admission is strictly first come, first served.
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The gold standard is not even, strictly speaking, just for conservatives.
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Strictly in terms of set design and imagery, the movie dazzles.
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No ringtones or chatter (cellphones are strictly banned in public areas).
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It was as big as a polar bear but strictly herbivorous.
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However, they are not strictly illegal under the global trade regime.
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Of course, that's the nature of racing strictly on street circuits.
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I've always considered my fantasy to be strictly this: a fantasy.
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The production and sale of pornography remains strictly prohibited in China.
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Nuno, like Nina, is not conceived as a strictly realistic character.
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Guns are strictly regulated in Japan, and few civilians own them.
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Once they get it on the railroad, it's strictly variable costs.
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We cannot simply strictly enforce FARA when it involves our enemies.
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Now take heed: This next one is strictly for the fans.
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The courts, particularly the Supreme Court, have interpreted Rule 23 strictly.
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"The show is strictly a comedy, and nothing more," he said.
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This is, strictly speaking, true — at least, from a neuroimaging standpoint.
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The F.D.A. said its actions were based strictly on medical science.
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But I wouldn't even consider them strictly a black metal band.
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Lots and lots of vegan things are actually not strictly vegan.
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Most of the teachers strictly follow the lessons that Summit provides.
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One big problem is that "evangelicals" aren't, strictly speaking, one thing.
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And not all these photos are of the street, strictly speaking.
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In strictly basketball terms, it is a good, if risky deal.
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Mizrahi adds, however, that the candles were strictly business for him.
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"His tweets have strictly been used to point out Palestinian malfeasance."
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But the vast majority of "executive producer" titles are strictly ceremonial.
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Marlene, Santa Fe, N.M. A dilemma, strictly speaking, involves two options.
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California interprets them strictly, while in Alabama, pretty much anything goes.
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You shouldn't stop your life, but don't travel unless strictly necessary.
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That meant, in practice, that abortion was strictly against the law.
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A stronger showing could all but ensure a strictly partisan one.
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Its leaders say they will adhere strictly to the peace deal.
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There's an entire bookstore in Manhattan that is strictly Churchill books.
|
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And the top job — the papacy — has been strictly for males.
|
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Strictly selling online, though, can make broad expansion difficult and costly.
|
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This is all coming strictly from an emissions standpoint, mind you.
|
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Japan has long limited its military to a strictly defensive role.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: So, that wasn't strictly a function of earnings.
|
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The couple kept it a private ceremony, strictly for immediate family.
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Strictly speaking, Minimalism is about blank matter, Conceptualism about dematerialized ideas.
|
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"Any resemblance to real life is strictly coincidental and completely intentional."
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"Death of a Salesman" has never been a strictly realistic play.
|
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In other words, the "strictly utilitarian uniform" is out, says McCrery.
|
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A third of respondents — 28500 percent — favor voting strictly by party.
|
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Boger and her daughter kept strictly indoors, suffering, weeping, growing bitter.
|
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Until then, consider yourself burned, and keep your contact strictly professional.
|
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"This time around," he said, "I'm talking strictly about Jesus Christ."
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But it's hard to avoid carbs so strictly for so long.
|
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Relying strictly on data helps the YouTube team navigate that line.
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Private [property] rights are strictly the domain of the federal judiciary.
|
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His latest book, "The Impossible Fortress," is not, strictly, a debut.
|
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Venues are much more strictly regulated, there are many more rules.
|
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Looking strictly at the market's behavior, the setup is fairly encouraging.
|
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A note on Italian ski culture: it's strictly a D.I.Y. venture.
|
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Because of its potency, its production is strictly controlled by law.
|
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These customs officers serve strictly as advisers in the foreign countries.
|
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"Many people associate estate planning strictly with death," Ms. Dougherty said.
|
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Here, we use hemp milk to keep things strictly plant-based.
|
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In Betsy's time, the flag was strictly utilitarian, a military tool.
|
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Designed neither strictly for working nor strictly for downtime, Cockroach Labs' "Free Fridays" are intended as an opportunity for staff to "take back control," with many using them for study, long-term projects or family time.
|
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At the same time the internet has become much more strictly controlled.
|
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When it comes to nap time, some of us are strictly professionals.
|
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"I think strictly adhering to anything like that is dumb," he said.
|
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I'm Breakfast at Tiffany's but this place is strictly In Cold Blood.
|
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But BKB's brand of bare-knuckle boxing is not strictly bare-knuckle.
|
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Who says Valentine's Day gifts strictly have to be cheesy and romantic?
|
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The state strictly guarded information about the children&aposs background and whereabouts.
|
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And a few strictly soccer fans were also admittedly confused as hell.
|
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They departed drastically from their strictly heavy sound with third album, Ænima.
|
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It also means this is second generation CPU is strictly for enthusiasts.
|
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At the time, he was strictly known as a rising rap producer.
|
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We're, of course, strictly talking traditional here — not Wild Berry, not Tropical.
|
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I'm not even certain it's the ending the Jenningses, strictly speaking, deserve.
|
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Think Reddit, but strictly for topics like how to erase acne scars.
|
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It's a strictly single-player experience with clearly defined boundaries and goals.
|
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This is strictly a method of identification that helps keep us safe.
|
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This is strictly a method of identification that helps keep us safe.
|
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However the one thing that stood out to me wasn't strictly new.
|
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In the Dominican Republic — a largely Catholic country — abortion is strictly illegal.
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All travelers should strictly follow the routines that will prevent mosquito bites.
|
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"At this point I'm operating strictly in a fan capacity," he says.
|
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Features a nice cricket pass by Elfrid Peyton, but strictly non-essential.
|
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Unlike Messenger, the linked payment solution appears to be strictly Apple Pay.
|
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When you dine with this group of pandas, conversation is strictly unnecessary.
|
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The punchline: On strictly "break-even" grounds alone, you're better off waiting.
|
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Strictly speaking, Operation Avalanche is not a movie about the moon landing.
|
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Strictly speaking, it is true that a powerful entity stands behind Caixin.
|
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Remember, too: Access to the internet is strictly limited in North Korea.
|
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It was a surreptitious purchase; makeup was strictly off-limits for me.
|
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To be honest, "Strictly", played to camera, wasn't half so much fun.
|
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The government is considering limiting fare increases more strictly in the future.
|
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After all, the final challenge strictly forbid any manual input from participants.
|
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Like most WWDCs, Apple stuck strictly to the software side of things.
|
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The current immigration crisis is not strictly limited to the southern border.
|
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A tourist visa strictly prohibits individuals from working in the United States.
|
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It goes strictly against our beliefs in long term and sustainable strategies.
|
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At his headquarters, his followers strictly adhered to his teachings and beliefs.
|
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Strictly, we know little about what horniness feels like in other animals.
|
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Palantir officials said the employee did so in a strictly personal capacity.
|
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Malcolm's crackling dialogue was prompted by challenges to his strictly mathematical perspective.
|
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I have no desire to tickle men, since I am strictly heterosexual.
|
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Focus strictly on whether the decision will create the outcome you want.
|
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Under Islamic State, life was strictly regulated, Hamidi said, including dress codes.
|
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Wang insists he's strictly business and overseas investments are all about profit.
|
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Open threes in the half-court weren't strictly created by LeBron, though.
|
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Ingis said calling the proposed product an "ad blocker" isn't strictly accurate.
|
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Now it's turning into a foundation, where our goal is strictly giving.
|
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Of course, a strictly mobile show made sense for the Android maker.
|
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"This is a society where gender norms are strictly defined," Vemuru said.
|
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SeekingArrangement spokeswoman Alexis Germany said prostitution is strictly against the site's rules.
|
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Stuff like this might have nothing to do with basketball, strictly speaking.
|
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For now, the collaboration is said to be strictly for testing purposes.
|
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Powers in Serbia are strictly divided between the president and prime minister.
|
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Not strictly art, the poster's purpose is by definition a temporary one.
|
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This is neither just a regional problem, nor a strictly partisan one.
|
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Footage of the drills was strictly embargoed until they concluded on Friday.
|
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Democrats have made full use of their strictly controlled quasi-impeachment inquiry.
|
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I am not strictly a child of the Holocaust — perhaps a stepchild.
|
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Groups that are strictly political are not eligible to be tax exempt.
|
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These are also strictly accounting entries, and again no money changes hands.
|
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"True liberalism," they insisted, stood for individual rights and strictly limited government.
|
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The NFL strictly controls television and online video rights to its games.
|
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Like Mr. Andino, Mr. Mendoza never intended to make strictly Filipino food.
|
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Court districts vary in how strictly they interpret grand jury secrecy rules.
|
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This time, strictly speaking, Alvarado was a guide and Masters a client.
|
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According to this Louisiana law, stealing someone else's crawfish is strictly outlawed.
|
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In North Carolina, designated bingo halls are strictly forbidden from selling alcohol.
|
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It's not enough to operate strictly as a fitness company these days.
|
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The sanctions up for waiver on Saturday strictly target Iran's oil exports.
|
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That would, of course, still depend on how strictly humans avoid them.
|
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It's not strictly vegetarian, vegan, paleo, raw, plant-based, ayurvedic or superfoodist.
|
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Before the LaSalle, cars were strictly created based on their engineering needs.
|
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In fact, Lucero's quinceañera was not, strictly speaking, a quinceañera at all.
|
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Mickelson says his business dealings with Singer's company were strictly above board.
|
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You'll fab like a pro, even if you're strictly (hell, proudly) amateur.
|
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Alcohol, a problem in many Aboriginal communities in Australia, is strictly monitored.
|
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Politburo members also pledged to strictly follow anti-corruption rules, Xinhua said.
|
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The film is a commentary on handshakes being strictly a boys' game.
|
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Ticketmaster disputes this claim and says it regularly and strictly cancels tickets.
|
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The language is a strictly formal and sort of scientific and academic.
|
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Typically, such studies involve high doses administered in a strictly controlled lab.
|
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Are you going into MMA promotion or is it strictly Muay Thai?
|
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His crew, The Material Boys, are strictly anti-burning and anti-tearing.
|
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We're long past the point of wearing sportswear strictly to the gym.
|
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Non-mixed workshops will be held elsewhere, in a strictly private setting.
|
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It is strictly voluntary and is managed by the US Marshals Service.
|
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"We were strictly illegal, until the end," Mr. Schjeldahl told me recently.
|
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"This is strictly a football decision," Panthers general manager Marty Hurney said.
|
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That means my state strictly regulates the sales of all hard liquor.
|
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Knife attacks are relatively common in China, where firearms are strictly regulated.
|
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But in court, Navient has said those assurances are strictly marketing hype.
|
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We strictly forbid any contact with minors after they leave our care.
|
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"Yes," he replied when asked if the decision was strictly about football.
|
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I know some places strictly enforce that you have to take them.
|
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Gardening is strictly indigenous; homeowners choose from 600 approved plants for landscaping.
|
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That's because Ohio workers don't vote strictly along party lines, he said.
|
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Strictly speaking, Peak TV can't be over yet, by Landgraf's own definition.
|
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Mr. Liu, however, promised that China would strictly enforce the new rules.
|
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It's only tourists taking part, strictly no locals other than the hostesses.
|
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The founders were explicit about this in writing a strictly secular Constitution.
|
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Those identities are supposed to be strictly protected for their own privacy.
|
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"The lockdown needs to be strictly implemented", it said in a statement.
|
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Athan I want to be strictly ballet for this period of time.
|
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Now, these are important questions, but they're not, strictly speaking, political questions.
|
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These regulations, however strictly enforced, are unlikely to halt Chinese fentanyl exports.
|
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Maybe expanding Title VII belongs strictly in the legislature's ken, he added.
|
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Defendants, jurors, lawyers, victims and witnesses will remain strictly out of shot.
|
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We welcomed everyone into our house, but all weapons were strictly prohibited.
|
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The more important question is how strictly China will enforce the ban.
|
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As a strictly intellectual matter, I am very confident that God exists.
|
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Capitalism feeds off this ideal woman, but it didn't strictly create her.
|
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But they didn't get into the action genre strictly for the paycheck.
|
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The second statement said that Wuhan's borders would still be strictly policed.
|
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Ruby's family, like all Cape Town families, had to strictly ration water.
|
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Hammocks have come a long way since their strictly utility-based days.
|
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The 23-17 vote, Stephen Colbert noted, was strictly along partisan lines.
|
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The Chinese Communist Party strictly controls labor groups and forbids independent unions.
|
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I love that the Mediterranean menu is strictly vegetarian and changes daily.
|
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Obama's constitutional job was strictly to execute the laws, not make them.
|
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"His employment at MSU was strictly faculty," she said in an email.
|
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I felt so guilty anytime I'd buy something that wasn't strictly necessary.
|
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But Mr. Evans would rather not be known strictly on those merits.
|
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"They're working in this House intelligence strictly on partisan participation," Manchin added.
|
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"Banking institutions should strictly follow 'know your customer' requirements," said the CBRC.
|
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Gold, in terms of trading, is strictly a play on capital appreciation.
|
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Other advisers are strictly buy-side, helping investors navigate the art market.
|
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All of them should be controlled just as strictly as assault rifles.
|
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We're told the exes are keeping things strictly platonic this time around.
|
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Beijing has said it strictly abides by international sanctions against North Korea.
|
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Sterile procedures were strictly observed, she said, including three changes of gloves.
|
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More than half the subjects even identified themselves as strictly Apple users.
|
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My trip with Serge to Hau Nghia was strictly off the record.
|
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IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN FOR SWIMMING CHILDREN TO FREQUENT THE DRYING CLOSET!
|
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But this was strictly a catch-and-release operation, for research purposes.
|
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This poses problems if we operate strictly through a nation-centric framing.
|
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That agreement was strictly related to nuclear issues — ballistic missiles weren't covered.
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Tristan is strictly a spectator for NBA All-Star Weekend this year.
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"I was strictly a suburban mom," says Bedford, who lives in Texas.
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International law strictly regulates the use of force in the context of protests and demonstrations, and the lethal use of firearms should only be employed as the last resort when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life, Zeid said.
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However, safety standards are not always strictly enforced and accidents occur fairly often.
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" He added that "no one will regulate Wall Street more strictly than her.
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In the capital dogs were banned until 1994 and strictly licensed until 33.
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Keyword searches, or sorting by date or any other field, are strictly prohibited.
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Like most Google services, Play Music is strictly browser-based for desktop users.
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Pence told CBS' Dickerson the timing of Flynn's conversation with Kislyak "strictly coincidental."
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North Korea allows foreign tourists to visit but their travel is strictly limited.
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Are they strictly a psychological attack, or is some other force at work?
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"The new regulations will be strictly enforced," deputy governor Sakoltee Phattiyakul told reporters.
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Well, Guillermo may not strictly be Jimmy Kimmel's family, but he's like family.
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Thank you for creating this program strictly from the goodness of your hearts.
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I spotted the occasional linked arm, but strictly no kissing or hand-holding.
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Looks like it'll be strictly sparklers for Hillary Tuesday night ... IF she wins.
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"We're building an internal software tool that's strictly for lab managers," said Ruginis.
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Now, people are asking why German Christmas markets haven't been protected more strictly.
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Encrypting calls has plenty of value, keeping conversations strictly between the two parties.
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Wimbledon, the tennis tournament known for strictly following proper decorum, bans sticks, too.
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And if the club is strictly no touching, you never have to shave.
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But safety standards are not always strictly enforced and accidents occur fairly often.
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"We strictly prohibit retaliation for reporting concerns," L Brands says on its website.
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Or, alternatively, that fertilizer use near these waterways would be more strictly regulated.
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Imports were strictly controlled, with high tariffs on imports over a set amount.
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It strictly followed party lines, indicating solidarity among House Republicans on the issue.
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Viewed through a strictly technical lens, the 1975 Dolemite film isn't exactly good.
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Strictly speaking, the new Apple cases have the lowest mAh rating, at 21369,27mAh.
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Apple bans porn within apps, while gambling apps are permitted but strictly overseen.
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Bank of America says it is focused strictly on prime and "superprime" customers.
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"Access to this information is strictly controlled, with strong legal safeguards," they said.
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One misconception is that marketing automation is a thing strictly for B2B marketers.
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Uber has been operating in China for years, but it wasn't strictly legal.
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Like most things in the HL series, answers are developed strictly as needed.
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The use of excessive force by CBP law enforcement personnel is strictly prohibited.
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This system would require rules against hiring illegal workers to be strictly enforced.
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Still, with apologies to the owls, this show is strictly for the birds.
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The more clever rhythms in some of Seuss seemed strictly for Rebecca's benefit.
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And the policy should be used strictly for national security, not trade diplomacy.
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At this pre-dawn hour, all chatter and eye contact seemed strictly forbidden.
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Aadhaar numbers aren't strictly secret, but are treated similarly to Social Security numbers.
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With this terminology, 93 is (I believe) the only doubly strictly absurd number.
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But athleisure is about wearing clothing once relegated strictly to the gym everywhere.
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Strictly define emergencies Do not give yourself any wiggle room, urges Fidelity's Murphy.
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Commentary around the morning's military parade was either blandly positive or strictly apolitical.
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Sex with multiple partners or someone of the same sex is strictly forbidden.
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Only the initiated are permitted to bear witness -- and women are strictly forbidden.
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Comparisons to "Gone Girl" are inevitable, strictly in the tone and literary underpinnings.
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We're told store employees are strictly enforcing a 2 items per person limit.
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China must stop encouraging North Korea by failing to apply UN sanctions strictly.
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We just wouldn't need most of these products to be so strictly gendered.
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Failure to complete any obstacle resulted in 30 burpees, strictly enforced by volunteers.
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Ballet dancer-turned-Strictly Come Dancing judge Darcey Bussell is made a Dame.
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And cameras, which are strictly prohibited during the Masters, are more than welcome.
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Islamic dress Islamic codes of behavior and dress are strictly enforced in Iran.
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Again, this is strictly a theory, and it leaves open plenty of questions.
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"I'd hate to think of acceptance as strictly a feminine trait," Stuhlbarg said.
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Remember, also, that no relationship, even strictly platonic ones, are without their struggles.
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Corporate taxes would be imposed strictly on profits above and beyond normal levels.
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Commercial activities are strictly regulated and some flights need clearance from aviation authorities.
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The option is strictly for booking rental cars, not chauffeured cars or taxis.
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Outright fibs aside, language that isn't strictly propositional might sometimes be called "expressive".
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Its economy has accelerated even as the government has controlled debt more strictly.
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For one, Bickerton's emblems are strictly illustrative, with a specific designation and function.
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Users have a lot of complaints about Facebook that go beyond strictly privacy.
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Armand Van Helden - Break Da 223's (Tiger Stripes Edit) - Strictly Rhythm 213.
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Marijuana remains strictly forbidden by the NFL, punishable by suspension and heavy fines.
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Strictly speaking, it's not a book but actually an unbound, silkscreen-print portfolio.
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To divide gender in strictly defined words, so many people would be alienated.
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However, clean energy business leaders must be strictly bipartisan in their political discourse.
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The new regulation has certain provisions that strictly affect the for-profit sector.
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The dress code strictly says wear a plain t-shirt with ZERO stripes.
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It speaks to her honest experience, though isn't presented as being strictly autobiographical.
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He has threatened to more strictly enforce the agreement or renegotiate it entirely.
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Our sources say the new digits are strictly for Cardi and business calls.
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That could imply the hackers are criminal rather than strictly governmental in nature.
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Now viewers of the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing have said bye bye Balls.
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The Trump administration intends to legally define sex as strictly male or female.
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"If net neutrality is strictly applied, there will be no innovation", Colao said.
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You and your male partner should strictly follow steps to prevent mosquito bites .
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Microsoft originally launched Cortana on the Microsoft Band strictly for Windows Phone users.
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In both sound and trot all the songs seem strictly moralistic and hortatory.
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Specific suggestions of specialized clinics or details of travel arrangements are strictly prohibited.
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Cold War is not strictly one of decline, but of reinvention, renewal and
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To explain this, Patterson pursues lines of investigation that are not strictly economic.
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"This is strictly about the death threats she has been receiving," Katz said.
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If I did not follow it strictly, they would ask for a retake.
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Capitalizing words when it isn't strictly necessary can seem archaic to contemporary readers.
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The robots range from humanoid to strictly purpose-built and functional in design.
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It will be strictly first come, first served, and the tickets are free.
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Weeds remain strictly verboten at Augusta National, as does anything resembling traditional rough.
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Eleven other states currently have strictly male representatives for both chambers of Congress.
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When I was small, that well pond was strictly off limits to me.
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Donations are routed strictly to materials for the crosses and gas, she said.
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At times, strictly in crass commercial terms, that's worked, at least in part.
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Moving forward, the discretion in making investments overseas will be more strictly constrained.
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With the other one it's all strictly classified like the 9/11 memo.
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Schenardi eventually became the first European car blogger, writing strictly about Mustang cars.
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Its constitution no longer strictly works in one of the country's largest regions.
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It's worth noting that this deposit does not strictly guarantee the depositor tickets.
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Having kids, I wanted equal rights under the law to be enforced strictly.
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Are there ever any bread and butter pickles, or are they strictly dill?
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But wait, let's rewind—that last bit is not strictly true, is it?
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It may well be that Pruitt didn't do anything wrong here, strictly speaking.
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It's hard to imagine these changes happening in a strictly protected boys' club.
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But too many of them base their appeal strictly on cheap nostalgic pandering.
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Stein: There's nothing that we've strictly tried to call off as an inspiration.
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Ideological thinking is always looking at the world through a strictly dogmatic prism.
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Isn't it fun to try things that are compelling strictly because they're weird?
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But, in pursuing a strictly technical response, Facebook risks becoming an opaque censor.
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Sure, it's strictly about someone stripping you bare and leaving you for dead.
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But McKnight's greatest value, Herman said, was not strictly as a strength coach.
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Ultimately, they are etymologically very different, so it's not considered strictly a duplication.
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" And cell phones are strictly forbidden to stop "collusion between inside and outside.
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"It is strictly a witch hunt," said Carol Livingood, 74, of Danville, Ind.
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Mr. Mandela was allowed occasional visitors; his wife Winnie's visits were strictly limited.
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Wang said she was not at all impressed by Xi's strictly choreographed visit.
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Quibi will be strictly comprised of episodes that last 10 minutes or less.
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Percentage of independents who lean Democratic or Republican or identify as strictly nonpartisan.
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"Dancing is strictly prohibited during the concert," the tickets stated in fine print.
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None of this may sound strictly like salad, but that's Ms. Rosen's point.
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" His attorney, Bruce Singal, added, "The conduct we're aware of was strictly consensual.
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Although child prostitution is illegal, back then, the law was not strictly enforced.
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It's also where Fletcher, whose work here is strictly, drearily functional, snaps awake.
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"That decision was strictly for her," he said in reference to his mother.
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By the end, his United had no discernible character, strictly limited aesthetic appeal.
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It's not the most strictly "fun" gift, but it will absolutely be necessary.
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" Pritchard told the newspaper Monday that Krauskopf's role would focus "strictly on basketball.
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But no one should be under the illusion those rules are strictly meritocratic.
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A 45-minute, English-language heritage tour is available, but not strictly necessary.
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I've been buying strictly only Jordan 1 pairs, because they're lightweight and comfortable.
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Our sources say despite the frequent sightings, they're not romantic ... it's strictly platonic.
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Reddit's rules strictly forbid involuntary pornography and sexually suggestive content involving a minor.
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Obscenity and kindergarten-style jokes are strictly banned; sophisticated wit is strongly encouraged.
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"This is strictly a business decision," the executive says, to boos and curses.
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It was designed for a pre-global era when cultures were strictly siloed.
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When licenses are issued, the Department remains committed to strictly enforcing those licenses.
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I know it's a disappointing year but my thoughts are strictly with Eli.
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How strictly visitors have to follow the rules is dictated by their ticket.
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Black and white students wait for the bus in neighborhoods once strictly segregated.
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Prairie dogs are not killed to be eaten, but strictly for fun. Fun?
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This one is strictly for those looking to cash in at the windows.
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"It's strictly the pro-business mentality that drives me to vote," he said.
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PATRICK Well, with Sandy's mom here it's sort of strictly just basement business.
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When Drake pops in, it's strictly as nonessential personnel, waxy and oblivious. 7.
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Kaiser speaks about his own rise to prominence in strictly self-deprecating terms.
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But graded strictly based on that modest curve, "Sierra Burgess" is a winner.
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"Transoceanic's role was strictly related to the processing of standard paperwork," she said.
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Strictly, it doesn't even command us never to eat poached eggs or venison.
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NCAA rules strictly prohibit college players from accepting any money before going professional.
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Alas, the beach itself, part of a state park, is strictly off limits.
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The intelligence panel adopted it, strictly along partisan lines, hours after its release.
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General Mattis now favors working closely with allies to strictly enforce the deal.
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What&aposs more, they put systems in place and strictly adhere to them.
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It has to be seen as strictly separated from Islamism, a political concept.
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How strictly the precedent is upheld is decided by the Judiciary Committee chairman.
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And let's state upfront that we are talking here strictly in sartorial terms.
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Strictly backward looking, these maps are based on floods that have already occurred.
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But a nice Payton, no longer strictly the antihero, may well prove insufferable.
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Which is to say: Saban delegates, but only to a strictly defined degree.
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I have no doubt these approaches would work in a strictly rational world.
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WAKIN: Breaking news follows no schedule, but rehearsals and concerts do — strictly so.
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They handled it as lovingly as a strictly religious family might, he said.
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So what exactly are the strictly platonic activities that RentAFriend recommends you do?
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They should also impose stricter limits on THC levels and strictly monitor them.
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Gun violence is rare in China, where ownership of firearms is strictly regulated.
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In future we will have to regulate companies like Facebook much more strictly.
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Whatever questions the show raised were strictly binary: has Walter lost his soul?
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There are the stories of the strictly financial, like when a piece that was once a symbol of everlasting love morphs into a strictly salable commodity that helps to pay the mortgage, a child's college tuition or a charitable donation.
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Using "lie" strictly is not easy; it is impossible to know another mind perfectly.
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Japan, which strictly regulates weapons, boasts one of the world's lowest homicide rates. 5.
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"I come from a line of women who strictly cover their hair," Sash says.
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You also can't download any apps that cost money—these are strictly free apps.
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I've been working so long I don't think I could strictly be a mom.
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But don't go getting any ideas, Trainor says her backside is strictly off limits!
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All delegates to their national convention will be distributed on a strictly proportional basis.
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That&aposs a power that lies strictly with the president of the United States.
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Also, any cannabis "intended to be used in the human eye" is strictly banned.
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He is "chaser of the myth," he says, rather than a strictly investigative reporter.
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They thus compromised the impartiality in economic affairs that befits a strictly liberal state.
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Strictly in terms of trophies not won, The Martian was the night's big loser.
|
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While it may seem like a strictly legal or judicial process, it's actually not.
|
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Angela tells us things between her and Bow Wow are strictly platonic for now.
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Android Things is a new name, but the operating system itself isn't strictly new.
|
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There's also evidence that suggests impact investments frequently outperform those with strictly financial motivations.
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"Strictly speaking, in ASL, the thumb should be pointing up, not sideways," she explains.
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It's supposed to go counterclockwise on the dance floor, though that isn't strictly enforced.
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That summer, while her family diligently practiced Islam, Altiraifi strictly monitored her food intake.
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China will strictly prevent local government from conducting illegal financing and guarantees, it added.
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Even if one keeps strictly to meat, though, the death toll involved is immense.
|
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I noted that the details of what we discussed would stay strictly between us.
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First, there is clear precedent for holding the operator of airborne objects strictly liable.
|
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In 2014, Flack won "Strictly Come Dancing," a dancing competition show on the BBC.
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No one who dies at this point has to die strictly for outside factors.
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From now on it will be strictly the superior product from across the border.
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They're very popular, space is limited and admission is strictly first come, first served.
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Mandy Moore is no stranger to a traditional wedding gown – but strictly on-screen.
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Perhaps we'd do best to strictly limit the use of new technologies like CRISPR.
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Sanders doesn't have a strictly antagonistic relationship with gun manufacturers because of his state.
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But there are also unavoidable examples when he did not strictly follow those instincts.
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Google Glass 2.0 will know to keep its relationship with its users strictly professional.
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"As a person I set many goals and I follow them strictly," said Meek.
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Iran is home to perhaps the most strictly enforced dress code in the world.
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I think that's the primary rationale behind moving to a strictly age-based arrangement.
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I break the news to him: this simulation is strictly look-but-don't-touch.
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Outside monitoring groups say China strictly controls freedom of expression and abuses human rights.
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In effect, Ricardo narrows the production of economic value strictly to the private sphere.
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And, of course, filming advertisements in space is strictly forbidden for NASA crew members.
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Another thing that helped was that I wasn't going for a strictly realistic look.
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Someone who's never seen the original version could probably enjoy this strictly inferior clone.
|
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"Meitu strictly abides by the applicable local laws and regulations," a spokesperson told CNBC.
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From a strictly technological perspective, what are some of the things holding us back?
|
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Seeing it, we might grasp that what Kelly made was, strictly, what he saw.
|
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"I was strictly just acting on what's the right thing to do," Langendorff said.
|
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Strictly as a strategic matter, the campaign for national health reform needs some defending.
|
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That said, most people probably aren't buying noise-canceling headphones strictly for air travel.
|
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In strictly neurological terms, though, your retinas are extensions of your central nervous system.
|
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Tax codes need to be strictly enforced, with no one looking the other way.
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" It's true that the initial protest of Murray's talk was not, strictly speaking, "violent.
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Biotrem is, in comparison to the Instagram-ready sheen of Loliware, more strictly functional.
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No digging happened during this research; it strictly involved ground surveys and related techniques.
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Guidance should be seen as strictly informational, outlining agency expectations and views, they added.
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The Supernatural-Walking Dead love has stayed strictly sequestered to online exchanges — until now.
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Renzi has criticised the Commission on several occasions, saying it applies rules too strictly.
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"The latter is also punishable by us and will be strictly prosecuted," Barley said.
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Limiting opioids too strictly can put an undue burden on patients in severe pain.
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The idea of an internet browser extension detecting fake news is not strictly new.
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Most recently he presented dance contest "Strictly Come Dancing" for ten years until 2014.
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But over the last two decades it has departed from its strictly pacifist course.
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Maybe you just live in a state that strictly limits the use of fireworks.
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Our sources say Kendrick will not live in the home ... it's strictly for investment.
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It can be strictly passive in nature or can become a very active process.
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The bank has said it implemented AML regulations and operated strictly within the law.
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His baseball career, short and strictly professional, thus feels like something of an anomaly.
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Any notion that sex offenders could benefit from treatment or rehabilitation was strictly absent.
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Our ad policies strictly prohibit this kind of advertising, and it's against the law.
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Besides advocating for the melanin-deficient, the site also appears to be strictly heteronormative.
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But I have a confession: For the most part, I'm strictly a supermarket loyalist.
|
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We're talking those who swear strictly by a cup of Starbucks in the a.m.
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Not that the meeting was strictly secret — it had been advertised openly on Twitter.
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Tax evasion is a serious problem and should be strictly policed and harshly punished.
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Instead, the book stays strictly with Ada, never leaving the confines of her life.
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My credit union checking account is strictly for my paychecks and bills — never purchases.
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It was strictly about threats to arms control and security in Europe, they said.
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"The letter they sent me was strictly a poke in the eye," Fitzgerald said.
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It's because they want to frame the violence as strictly a gun control matter.
|
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Looking for endorphins strictly on an amateur basis took me to the River Wharfe.
|
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Strictly speaking, though, Tanguy said he would rather not have the money at all.
|
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Rather, he experienced the wine strictly in relation to how it enhanced a meal.
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"I refuse to accept a University that only supports strictly liberal thinking," she added.
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They highlighted a strictly enforced "grace period" of one hour to pass on projects.
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Walking off is strictly prohibited by Birthright and seen as an act of resistance.
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Instead, Bairre recommends sticking strictly to your relevant experience and leaving out the rest.
|
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The initiative will also reportedly be strictly nonpartisan, to the frustration of some Democrats.
|
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Well, I don't think this is strictly "Landfill," as it came to be understood.
|
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However, not all tokens are strictly coins like bitcoin that can be speculated upon.
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Yes, he led slaves into killing their masters, which strictly speaking was a crime.
|
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Feces is technically classified as a "drug," so its medical use is strictly regulated.
|
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"While other people's jobs were strictly defined, Dick created his own positions," Washburn says.
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Yeah you probably have heard this on Strictly or in the shop or something.
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That might mean maintaining a strictly vegan closet, or opting for ethically sourced leather.
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My mental health adviser urges me to enter my bedroom for strictly sleep only.
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Healing items are strictly limited (and refill at said bonfires), just like estus flasks.
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A lot of institutions, these guys come into the universities and it's strictly football.
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The role of guarantor will have to be played in a strictly diplomatic sense.
|
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Strictly speaking, the NFL Draft does not need to be held anywhere in particular.
|
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It's worth pointing out that Bird, for now, is strictly an electric scooter company.
|
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Today's attack was different, though, in that it appeared to target strictly civilian targets.
|
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Sanctions lists issued by the Security Council have been strictly complied with by China.
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"My focus has been strictly speaking to solving the geographic barrier," Dr. Kappy said.
|
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But the success of the new policy depends on how strictly it is enforced.
|
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India's recently announced lockdown will strictly enforce a ban on anyone leaving their homes.
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But don't bother getting your hopes up, because this second chance is strictly platonic.
|
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But as with chromosomal sex, each subsequent layer does not always become strictly binary.
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Currently, infected patients must strictly adhere to social distancing, home quarantine, and case isolation.
|
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With her longtime clothing sponsor Nike, Bouchard's compensation is strictly performance- and rankings-based.
|
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Acting strictly may require the App Store to be micromanaged — but who polices that?
|
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And there's a strictly regimented schedule for when exit poll results can get released.
|
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But rather than keep her initiative strictly online, Ms. Good in September started Moxie!
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Automated bulk text messages — the kind sent by pharmacies and airlines — are strictly regulated.
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Strictly speaking, the only audience that matters are the 18 jurors hearing the case.
|
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It was strictly for the purpose of home defense and at the shooting range.
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Prior to BuzzFeed News' report, Clearview insisted its tool was strictly for law enforcement.
|
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The decision was made "strictly on the aesthetics of a great artist," he said.
|
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But the strictly cultural barriers are just as pervasive, though they're harder to quantify.
|
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Attention, reporters who find themselves interviewing Troye Sivan: Some things are strictly off-limits.
|
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As she prefaces this section: The sun began speaking, but not strictly to speak.
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Strictly speaking, they represented the gravitational effects of the ocean waves and the tide.
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Obscenity and kindergarten-style jokes are strictly banned, while sophisticated wit is strongly encouraged.
|
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Few other countries limit the scope of the law as strictly as Japan does.
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In theory, the president's personal interests should be strictly defined by the public interest.
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The government strictly controls development, and new construction must conform to rigorous conservation measures.
|
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"Any support that is given would be made on strictly commercial terms," he added.
|
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For plenty of us, it comes inside of a strictly academic or professional template.
|
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And currently you see that the China worries strictly stick to the UN's solution.
|
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The orders called on guards to strictly control and monitor the activities of students.
|
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But the question of how strictly China will enforce the ban misses the point.
|
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Officially known as "health care sharing ministries," such plans are not, strictly speaking, insurance.
|
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All leaders must make electoral calculations, and for the moment, these are strictly national.
|
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But for the 64-year-old Frenchman, dealmaking is never personal, it's strictly business.
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Silence is strictly enforced, and, after a brief adjustment, significantly contributes to the experience.
|
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Unlike a phone booth, Jabbrrbox is strictly B.Y.O.P. There is no built-in phone.
|
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It will be a considerable relief that everything that lies ahead is strictly business.
|
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We'll just have to settle with him working strictly behind the scenes for now.
|
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Guns are strictly regulated in China, but assailants often employ knives and other tools.
|
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Kia was once seen as strictly a bargain product, but those perceptions have changed.
|
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Foreign affairs have so far played a strictly limited role in the Democratic race.
|
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Far from focusing strictly on organic growth, Nadella has paid up big for acquisitions.
|
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Of course, a clinical psychoanalytic experience and general social experience are not strictly analogous.
|
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"Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls", perfume strictly segrated again by "ladies and gentlemen".
|
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Trump has often and inaccurately referred to Mueller's team as consisting of strictly Democrats.
|
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Mr. Lang said the lower threshold must "be focused strictly on protecting national security".
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The first "cause of action" dealt strictly with whether a tenant would be evicted.
|
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Carbon tetrachloride is supposed to be strictly regulated by Russian law, these sources said.
|
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Other nations have banned unmanned aerial vehicles entirely or have strictly limited their use.
|
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It's important to understand that, strictly speaking, that's not the job of your host.
|
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It almost doesn't matter whether their suspicions are true in a strictly material sense.
|
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Deal advocates next argue we should "strictly enforce" its provisions, but this is delusional.
|
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A reform conversion is not recognized by the strictly Orthodox religious authorities in Israel.
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Massachusetts's election rules strictly forbid soliciting votes within 150 feet of a polling station.
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He read and wrote for hours each day and strictly limited his TV intake.
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As for Facebook's fake news problem, it's true that the situations aren't strictly comparable.
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Located in Shinjuki, Tokyo, the appropriately named Robot Restaurant isn't strictly staffed by robots.
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I'm a stay at home mom, so reading today is strictly of children's books.
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Japan's constitution strictly limits defense spending and doesn't allow the deployment of troops overseas.
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It's worth pointing out, though, that Kado is strictly a charger, not a battery pack.
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And like the infamous Berlin clubbing mecca, photos are also strictly prohibited—unless you're Diddy.
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The phenomenon sent Nintendo's stock soaring...even though Pokémon is not strictly a Nintendo property.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This goes strictly with Mr. Rosenstein actually doing the briefing of the president.
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Unlike Justice Antonin Scalia, Gorsuch believes in strictly construing limits on federal and presidential authority.
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The government says they are being judged strictly in line with the rule of law.
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Many of the big iOS 9.3 features for the iPad were aimed strictly at education.
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The Incredibles It's not strictly a "comic book movie," but it's definitely a superhero movie.
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It is true, strictly speaking, that the Klan once had ties to the Democratic Party.
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If you judge a man strictly by his doxing, he's going to seem fucking nuts.
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France is proud to be a country where acquiring and carrying firearms is strictly regulated.
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And it isn't strictly for those looking for something that will last throughout cuffing season.
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That Spacey reference was strictly coincidental, as the scene was filmed nearly two months ago.
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"This type of behavior is strictly prohibited and unlawful," a Disney spokeswoman told the Journal.
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Other famous names included Olympic swimmer Mark Foster and Strictly Come Dancing's Ian Waite, HELLO!
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The limitations of poetry, when it was strictly for a small privileged few, are gone.
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The site did not strictly moderate its policy not to post contact information for victims.
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Doll told TechCrunch that Impact Venture Capital seeks to back early-stage companies, strictly. Why?
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The Butte County District Attorney's office called the official announcement "strictly symbolic" in a statement.
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Eddie Redmayne admits he made beautiful music with Taylor Swift — but it was strictly professional.
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Educational institutions aren't the only not-strictly-retail locations that are being put into Wallet.
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For years, Shah's work was strictly a grassroots effort that he coordinated on social media.
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The protestors reportedly entered the SCIF with electronics including cellphones, which are strictly prohibited inside.
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And Bong expertly reveals the twist strictly from the Kims' perspective through a handheld camera.
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The SEC guidelines strictly prohibit us from including these estimates in filings with the SEC.
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I wouldn't recommend going out and buying a Labo VR kit strictly to play Zelda.
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The findings were submitted in March this year, but the report was kept strictly confidential.
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While there, she sets intentions for her day, but doesn't strictly adhere to her agenda.
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JM: Any under-age use of this product or any nicotine product is strictly unacceptable.
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Is it strictly an aesthetic choice, or do you have intentions of "crossing over" further?
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Initial plans were for the refinery to process 400,000 bpd of strictly Venezuelan crude oil.
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The fitness trainer posted on Instagram that he strictly limited his diet to lose weight.
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It does this by adhering strictly to international anti-fraud and anti-money-laundering rules.
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Although there's speculation the two are romantically linked, multiple sources tell PEOPLE it's strictly platonic.
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That was strictly in computer science, the first field Semantic Scholar was instructed to consume.
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In other words: everything a 16-year-old boy wants to do is strictly prohibited.
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Some prelates have made it plain that they will now observe that injunction quite strictly.
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And I rely on my friends and strictly a grassroots operation — but we're still rolling.
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They are strictly means-tested, based on both assets and income, including accumulated super funds.
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But existing regulations on where drones can and cannot fly should be more strictly policed.
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To placate the church, he has strictly enforced one of the world's toughest abortion laws.
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By contrast, those who strictly heeded town procedures had a solid chance of making it.
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It will be strictly pegged to the U.S. dollar on a one-to-one basis.
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The KRG has "strictly no relations whatsoever"' with this group, a Kurdish official told Reuters.
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Hangouts never quite rivaled Apple's Messages, and its Messenger app is strictly utilitarian at best.
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"I'm happy that I got nominated, because it's strictly Canadian," he said in measured English.
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We're a full service party planning company, [but] we do strictly focus on the dog.
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Unless I have time to actually hold a conversation, I keep my communications strictly utilitarian.
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Buehler is running a campaign based strictly on statewide issues, avoiding any national politics distractions.
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I'm generally a fan of smaller government and of intervention only when it's strictly needed.
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But you also know from experience that [hunger] isn't strictly tied to food intake (unfortunately).
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Class began at 21 AM. None of the lawmakers needed to be there, strictly speaking.
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All in all, it's less of a strictly vocational experience than it is foundation-building.
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We try and encourage them to produce, but we don't set editorial guidelines very strictly.
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Underneath those, you'll see the tweets of accounts you follow in strictly reverse chronological order.
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Twitter has emphasized that the option for a non-chronological experience is strictly opt-in.
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But, Brian says he'll keep things strictly professional -- he's not looking to make anyone uncomfortable.
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This man is a legend and needs a record deal strictly for the album art.
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"The contract with Formula One will be strictly adhered to until 2020," the mayor added.
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He's also backed a law defining marriage as strictly between a man and a woman.
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Baby Boo's ultrasound service is strictly for bonding purposes; technicians there cannot make medical diagnoses.
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Any mention of the deadly events of June 4, 1989 is strictly censored in China.
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The reason I'm getting so much attention right now is strictly due to my son.
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For obvious reasons, surgeons do not like opening heads up unless it is strictly necessary.
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This was done strictly by what I thought was the best thing for our athletes.
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Better yet, plan for this by setting aside blocks of time strictly for unexpected items.
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Some of these bars operate like members-only clubs and are reserved strictly for residents.
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Such data is strictly limited to immigration and law enforcement officials, according to The Times.
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And the Chinese government is a master of control, known for strictly censoring Western media.
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Fraternization between the civilian staff and inmates at a maximum-security prison is strictly prohibited.
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I've never followed through before with something like that, that was just strictly for myself.
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The company doesn't strictly dabble in Thai food, although most ingredients are sourced from Thailand.
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Neither are "direct benefits" of the interventions, strictly speaking, but are obvious and appropriate considerations.
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Strictly limiting your communications prevents your adversary from gaining knowledge of your intent and plans.
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Trump and many of his associates have seen the issue through a strictly religious lens.
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From a strictly visual standpoint, there are pros and cons to a quiet fireworks show.
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France insists — in the name of republicanism — that religion should remain a strictly private affair.
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Every card issuer has its own underwriting criteria, which isn't based strictly on credit score.
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The issue is that the AirDrop feature is strictly limited to communication between Apple devices.
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They do it strictly by cost, and they do it more so with every airplane.
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Giacometti's work surely deserves its price tags, if anything of strictly subjective worth ever does.
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It strictly offers savings accounts and CDs, which make it an entirely savings-focused bank.
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Husbands and significant others are welcome to visit; however, Maison is strictly an adult space.
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The sanctity of the vote is strictly confidential in terms of who you voted for.
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What our leaders must emphasize is that responses to the Census are strictly safeguarded: 2202.
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The Justice Department's own policy strictly regulates which topics can be discussed with an administration.
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Strictly speaking, hex only uses the letters ABCDEF, so the word options are quite limited.
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He also noted that it was not even entertainers, saying it was strictly political figures.
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Steven Soderbergh's The Laundromat explores a variety of methods, few of which are strictly legal.
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Restraint was a necessity in order to avoid putting all the attention strictly on him.
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Oh, and her pampering sessions are strictly reserved for Sundays, with her husband, Justin Theroux.
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In terms of judicial philosophy, conservatives tend to talk about strictly adhering to the law.
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But he also held them strictly accountable, said a person who has worked with him.
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Well into the 1960s, the public pools in Chicago remained strictly segregated along racial lines.
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It kind of covers all of the asexual spectrum that doesn't fall strictly into asexuality.
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They are obviously strictly prohibited from inciting or provoking any action from the bouncers themselves.
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They all supply ingredients—for which most of the recipes are strictly secret—to Vesper.
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It is, strictly speaking, a documentary, but it follows the narrative arc of a romance.
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On that occasion, Ms. Watkins explained to Mr. Wolfe that their relationship was strictly professional.
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One potential sticking point is that Mr. Mnuchin's proposal may not be, strictly speaking, legal.
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Singapore had previously asked travelers to self quarantine upon return and strictly enforced the policy.
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The variation observed by Dr. Betti suggests that pelvic shape is not so strictly controlled.
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It was run by Ray Merkin, a theatre person from England and run very strictly.
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Constructivists aimed to strictly "construct" art, which refers to their fascination with machinery and functionalism.
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Federal courts have applied that law more strictly than state courts, particularly ones in California.
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The event is strictly invite-only, but we have 25 double passes to give away.
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Let's talk about that again, not strictly media but important to a bunch of us.
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When I drove the Cadillac outside its geofenced borders, self-driving was strictly off limits.
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Like many hunters, Ms. Cassens distanced herself from those who kill strictly for the trophy.
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We'll just have to cease being what are strictly "human beings" to accomplish this. Yay?
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" Mr. Ford responded that he was "very sorry" and that "my overtures are strictly professional.
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But Ms. Bustos and the D.C.C.C. have strictly followed the organization's mission of defending incumbents.
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"The special master's report was to be kept strictly confidential and under seal," she wrote.
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While this isn't strictly illegal, it is unethical — and terribly unfair to authors and publishers.
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"Frenchmen, civilians and Jews strictly forbidden" reads the business card for Chez Arlette, in German.
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Police have enforced the lockdown strictly, even though Modi said essential services would be maintained.
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Sudan has also suffered from liquidity shortages and transfers of foreign currency are strictly controlled.
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Finally, trying to make physicians focus strictly on cost may be off base as well.
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Then he told a story that, strictly speaking, was more designed for motivation than accuracy.
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"When he was young, he played the philosophy game very strictly," Hofstadter said of Dennett.
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"The Facebook business model is strictly to make money," she said at a news conference.
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"Until now, the United States and Great Britain have been strictly against it," he added.
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It was called "Strictly Business" and was hosted by long-time CNBC anchor Bill Griffeth.
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Government surveillance of U.S. citizens is strictly regulated because it's such an invasive privacy intrusion.
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As the script charts that progression, things don't go strictly according to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.
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In either case, until the nineteenth century such gardens were strictly an upper-class diversion.
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And both witnesses stressed they were testifying strictly as "fact witnesses," with no political agenda.
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Strictly speaking, we should do this using "general equilibrium" – modeling the economy as a whole.
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Strictly speaking, that means that the fighting might have ended, but the war did not.
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Given the high birthrate among strictly Orthodox Jews, the character of Jewish Jerusalem is changing.
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The blockade strictly limits the flow of people and cargo in and out of Gaza.
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If anything, the physical standards were tightened up, and it was geared strictly at me.
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Back at the compound, the rules strictly limit when and where the workers can go.
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It was never — it was strictly about Burisma, which included Hunter Biden and Joe Biden.
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Studies show that wages are lower in states that let businesses strictly enforce noncompete agreements.
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All tiger farms are strictly monitored, Mr. Manh said, no matter who the owners are.
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So any Syrian transactions should be treated STRICTLY confidential … It was all so obviously illegal.
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With only 18 tables, reservations are required, and a fancy dress code is strictly enforced.
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As a result, whales are scheduled, strictly regimented, loudly announced -- like Sea World orca showcases.
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Britain and France have warned their citizens to avoid or strictly limit travel in Iraq.
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Britain and France also warned their citizens to avoid or strictly limit travel in Iraq.
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A longtime Democrat, Mr. Fink insisted in an interview that the decision was strictly business.
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No-talking rules were also not strictly enforced, as senators kept getting away with whispers.
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The company ensures that it strictly complies with the labor legislation regarding all its employees.
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Mr. de Blasio, has at times, answered questions not strictly related to the day's event.
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The presenter also participated in British celebrity ballroom dancing competition "Strictly Come Dancing" in 2016.
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Therefore, the yield projections should be used strictly as a guide, not a final number.
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Beyond these strictly legal matters, however, lies an even more powerful issue: that of justice.
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Firewalls that once strictly separated news from opinion have been replaced by hopelessly blurred lines.
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She won the 12th season of the British competition series Strictly Come Dancing in 2014.
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After years of strictly enforcing a list of forbidden words, Amazon has loosened its rules.
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Depending on how strictly the lists are drawn, the new rules could do serious damage.
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The natural beauty and casual atmosphere of San Diego isn't strictly relegated to the beaches.
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In the Swedish, Finnish, and Norwegian versions, alcohol — strictly controlled in those countries — scarcely appears.
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Comey's reputation for taking a strictly nonpartisan, apolitical approach to his work is well-deserved.
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But in the realm of yakitori, grilled chicken skewers, he hews strictly to Japanese tradition.
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Other strategies are not strictly linear, in that they require some engagement with the memory.
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His commission focused strictly on Russia's systematic drug violations in track and field, he said.
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Not all the windows shut tightly, and there are more (drafty) doors than strictly necessary.
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But Judge Ellis seemed to see Mr. Manafort's case as more strictly about tax evasion.
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In Singapore, the government strictly regulates what technology is available in the country and where.
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The event is strictly invite-only, but we have 15 double passes to give away.
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Mia Khalifa says she loooooves Houston Texans rookie Deshaun Watson ... but insists it's strictly platonic.
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Part of this hinges on how strictly Trump chooses to enforce the sanctions he's reimposing.
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While defense officials stress that THAAD "is strictly a defensive system," it has caused controversy.
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Strictly speaking, Joe's Violin seems like the sort of film that usually wins this category.
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The big question now is how strictly New York officials will enforce the law's requirements.
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Juliette Mutzke-Felippelli: No, it is strictly decorative and we consider it an art piece.
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They will also strictly prevent individual consumer loans from being misused in housing purchases, Xinhua said.
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Anime News Network writes that it's supposed to be more fantastical than strictly hard sci-fi.
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Under the Immorality Act of 1927, "illicit carnal intercourse between Europeans and natives," was strictly prohibited.
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"The individual or the legal entity must strictly comply with all applicable laws," the license says.
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LONDON - Aunt Bessie is planning to make a wedding cake - but strictly as a one-off.
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These are all protected species under European law and the hunting of them is strictly controlled.
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United argued that Zaman was unfairly competing with other booking sites and promoting "strictly prohibited" travel.
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He said the executive order he signed Friday was strictly about national security and not religion.
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I have not had anyone come into my office strictly because their chief complaint was Islamophobia.
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Bring back Soulja Boy that made a whole sect of his SODMG crew strictly for gaming.
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This person makes decisions not based strictly on legal interpretations but on his values writ large.
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With supplies strictly rationed, many wealthier families have taken to relying on expensive private water tankers.
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Cause of death was not a factor, as this study was strictly concerned with mortality rates.
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While Christians of any denomination can observe Holy Week, it's usually observed more strictly within Catholicism.
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Headphones serve a strictly utilitarian purpose, so you'd think shopping for them would be a breeze.
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The highest paid woman at the company is Claudia Winkleman, the host of Strictly Come Dancing.
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Eurovision may strictly prohibit politics, but it somehow seems to find its way into the competition.
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I guess a lot of people were doing that to touch them, which is strictly prohibited.
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But there is nothing strictly taboo about curse-words' sounds; truck and punt are not taboo.
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There is no need for public education to remain strictly "neutral", whatever that might look like.
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Knives are a weapon of choice in China, where guns and other weapons are strictly regulated.
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Although last year's event included the introduction of HomePod, this year was strictly about the software.
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Statements in this press release that are not strictly historical in nature are forward-looking statements.
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Under the Trump administration, USCIS has been recast as an agency that strictly enforces immigration laws.
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"I would die if I were the first person eliminated based strictly on genitals," she tweeted.
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The institute said it worked with all major parties and that its work was "strictly nonpartisan".
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