I strongly suggested that they hold a summit meeting, yes.
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She strongly suggested she'll oppose his bid for CHC membership.
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Iran has subsequently strongly suggested that they would go for 5%.
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More importantly, he strongly suggested he would uphold the Arkansas decision.
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But on Thursday, she strongly suggested her sympathies lie with Apple.
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His family has since strongly suggested his death was a suicide.
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However, Meadows had strongly suggested that he would accept the new deal.
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Her downcast eyes, that clutch of her shawl, strongly suggested both those things.
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The sisters, it's strongly suggested here, are sexual innocents, and they're an adorable pair.
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But the central bank strongly suggested that it will do so later this year.
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And it's strongly suggested that all the Smurfs will now live in harmony together.
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The evidence strongly suggested, he added, that the couple had died in an accident.
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"An improvement in economic momentum is also strongly suggested by rising stock markets," he added.
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Multiple studies have strongly suggested that technology has altered human physiology, for better and worse.
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My bucking against the rules society has strongly suggested for people with disabilities hasn't ended.
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The Fed did not raise rates but strongly suggested another hike is coming in December.
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And Mr. Trump has also strongly suggested that terrorists may be slipping across the border.
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Curiously, Trump had also strongly suggested that if he lost it would be because of fraud.
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The president earlier on Thursday strongly suggested he could declare such an emergency to circumvent Congress.
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As much as recent records strongly suggested a need for change, the owners also wanted continuity.
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DOE strongly suggested that she find fault with Obama's regulations, but the data didn't support it.
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The president has strongly suggested that the meeting ensured that North Korea was no longer a threat.
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The record highs came after the Federal Reserve strongly suggested rate cuts were coming later this month.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, a longtime adviser to the Clintons, strongly suggested to an interviewer that Mrs.
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Foxx strongly suggested that his agency may deploy overriding Federal rules, but stopped short of giving specifics.
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This strongly suggested to the allies that he cared more about allies ponying up than actually defending them.
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The inversion of the yield curve and the strong signal it sent about a recession strongly suggested otherwise.
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China has strongly suggested that Monday's ruling was aimed at more people than Mr. Leung and Ms. Yau.
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The episode strongly suggested that Trump would not be giving up his rambunctious social media activity anytime soon.
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In the final months before the 2012 election, voter demographics and polls strongly suggested Mitt Romney was toast.
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In 2015, I said that NBC's fall schedule strongly suggested it had no idea what it was doing.
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The evidence, the expert concluded, in fact strongly suggested the fire had been accidental and that Shackelford wasn't responsible.
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The court didn't decide the question but strongly suggested that the White House staff is not a federal agency.
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But his aides strongly suggested that the president was out of options to impose additional limits on his own.
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The judge, William H. Pauley III, also strongly suggested that the federal government should take over the authority instead.
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But the election on Tuesday strongly suggested that the golden era of charter schools is over in New York.
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But his account also strongly suggested that Mr. Trump had tried to influence his handling of the Russia inquiry.
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WikiLeaks had published papers belonging to a Swiss bank, Julius Baer, which it said strongly suggested a money laundering operation.
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Donald Trump has strongly suggested he will not easily accept a defeat, raising the likelihood of a post-election challenge.
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The spread of Denisovan DNA in living humans strongly suggested that they may have lived throughout East and Southeast Asia.
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B, what is strongly suggested by the prior interview by Lanny Davis is that -- he has -- Cohen has made his decision.
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This doctor did recommend supplements to me, that he strongly suggested would lengthen my telomeres: like milk thistle and fish oil.
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But in a tweet Friday morning, President Trump strongly suggested the Republicans just repeal Obamacare and worry about the replacement later.
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Eight of the moonquake epicenters were within this distance, which strongly suggested that the quakes were created by the young faults.
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In an interview after their confrontation, Mr. Trump strongly suggested that Mr. Acosta's aggressive style was motivated by personal financial gain.
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The indictment strongly suggested he was a source for Watkins and others, though Watkins reportedly has denied using her relationship for scoops.
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The high court, however, strongly suggested that further questions should be resolved by the appeals courts before the case goes to trial.
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At a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing Wednesday, Mnuchin strongly suggested that he and the IRS chief will not cooperate with those subpoenas.
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Iranian officials have strongly suggested that they would abandon the agreement, or at least no longer feel bound by its nuclear limitations.
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Weiss told Balakhnichev that the results from Berlin strongly suggested "a systematic abuse of blood doping or EPO-related products", the AP said.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell strongly suggested at a press conference Wednesday that the Fed would hold rates steady for the foreseeable future.
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In fact, he wrote that the Supreme Court precedent strongly suggested that there was a compelling interest in facilitating access to birth control.
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The World Health Organization soon after the attack said that the victims' symptoms strongly suggested the use of Sarin or a similiar substance.
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But the gradual lessening of the backwardation was a real-time indicator that strongly suggested the balance between supply and demand was shifting.
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This caused my partner to tap out several times over a marathon five-hour session and strongly suggested that I flush the rest.
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Yarmuth emphasized that he's withholding judgment until he studies the specific proposals, but he strongly suggested he opposes the legislation on conceptional grounds.
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In fact, he wrote that the Supreme Court precedent "strongly suggested" that there was a "compelling interest" in facilitating access to birth control.
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Hodmezovasarhely (pronounced HOD-may-zur-vash-ar-hay) was a Fidesz stronghold, and polls strongly suggested that the party would retain the seat.
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He has consistently said that Mr. Maduro must step down and has strongly suggested that United States military intervention was on the table.
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It's just a preliminary ruling, but Mazzant's opinion strongly suggested that he would ultimately hold that the Labor Department's new rule was illegal.
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It often claimed—or strongly suggested—that the plaintiffs were addicts who had latched on to the painkiller to satisfy their drug habits.
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But President Trump has shown little interest in the United Nations and has strongly suggested that his administration will push for funding cuts.
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It's been strongly suggested that you play a role in — or, at the very least, bear witness to — the birth of the First Order.
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In remarks early Wednesday, Kevin de Leon didn&apost claim the second-place spot, but strongly suggested he&aposll be facing Feinstein in November.
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Do they wind up punishing innocents more than oppressive regimes, as has been strongly suggested in the examples of Iran, Venezuela, Iraq, and Sudan?
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Pelosi strongly suggested on the call that the House wouldn't come back and that lawmakers should instead focus on blaming the Senate for inaction.
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Reports by New Jersey's casino regulators strongly suggested that Mr. Trump had claimed large net operating losses on his taxes in the early 1990s.
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In a passage titled "Ethical concerns with Mr. Flynn's brief," the judge strongly suggested that lifting the passages "verbatim" amounted to plagiarism and misconduct.
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A houseguest on "Big Brother" used his eviction speech to tell everyone to "suck it" ... then strongly suggested there's already some sucking going on.
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Mohammad Ali Jafari, strongly suggested that Ahmadinejad, a onetime darling of the hardliners who now rails against the establishment, could have been behind the protests.
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It is strongly suggested that the OLA is a potentially valuable tool for the FDIC in a systemic failing bank scenario and should be preserved.
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Studiously avoiding talking to or even looking at each other, both world leaders strongly suggested they couldn't wait to stop being in each other's company.
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Philadelphia 76ers superstar Ben Simmons claims he was DENIED entry into a casino in Australia ... and strongly suggested it all had to do with race.
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Now, The Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) has 21 days to appeal the ban -- and Russian officials have strongly suggested they will fight the punishment.
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Satellite surveillance and video clips of the plane strongly suggested that Iran's own air defense missile system had blasted the plane out of the sky.
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The famed investigator who strongly suggested JonBenet Ramsey was killed by her older brother ... insists he has every right to say so thanks to the Constitution.
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In addition to pursuing cases of fraud, the SEC has also strongly suggested it will treat ICOs as securities, subject to all applicable federal securities laws.
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It felt particularly wrong, the employee says, because Facebook is a data-driven company, and the data strongly suggested that Instagram's growth was good for everyone.
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If President Trump pardons him during his visit to Phoenix Tuesday, as he has strongly suggested he might, our justice system will suffer a crippling blow.
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A persistent thorn in Warren's side has been her own decision to release a DNA test in October that "strongly" suggested she had Native American blood.
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Kipman also strongly suggested to Polygon that the headsets will hit a number of price points, and that hardware at these differing costs will offer different experiences.
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A recent event strongly suggested that America is hardly a nation of nihilists or is in any present danger from the purported nihilism of a benighted few.
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But in the first sign of rift with PSD, he strongly suggested he would not accept its leader Liviu Dragnea as prime minister due to his criminal record.
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But when Justice Scalia, whose remarks during oral arguments strongly suggested he would provide the fifth vote against the union, died a few weeks later, the case deadlocked.
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In an interview, Mr. Cha added that a number of clues, including 16 years of satellite imagery, strongly suggested that the base was intended for long-range missiles.
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And since Trump strongly suggested while visiting the plant that it is a plant that Apple itself built, we should emphasize that it is not owned by Apple.
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The statement strongly suggested that Tillerson found out about his firing from Twitter — though it differs from published accounts of the decision that cited unnamed White House sources.
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There was the retired intelligence officer and self-described Stalinist in Moscow who strongly suggested that during his long career he had murdered people at his government's behest.
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He railed against the Iran nuclear deal and strongly suggested he would rip it up over the country's funding of terrorism and the regime of Syria's Bashar al-Assad.
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Myron Orfield, a University of Minnesota professor who was a co-author of the study, said that the findings strongly suggested widespread racial and ethnic bias in traffic enforcement.
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Throughout "Breaking Bad," Mike happily spent time with his granddaughter, but he interacted with his daughter-in-law in a way that strongly suggested that the two were estranged.
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The charge sheet and other reports strongly suggested that this was not a random crime but one deliberately in line with the ugly sectarian politics playing out across India.
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Experts said while it was difficult to be sure, the size and scale of the new vessel strongly suggested China's much-anticipated new aircraft carrier, referred to as Type 0013.
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"Both concluded that the evidence strongly suggested exposure to vesicants, or blister agents, such as the chemical warfare agents sulfur mustard, lewisite or nitrogen mustard," Amnesty said in a statement.
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Trump has strongly suggested he would pardon Arpaio before then, and CNN has learned that the White House was preparing the necessary paperwork and talking points to distribute to allies.
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz, a former Supreme Court clerk, strongly suggested in 2015 that Americans unhappy with recent court decisions on gay rights could simply ignore those rulings as unconstitutional.
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Extensive consultation with the Department of Justice, the assistant US attorneys who tried the case and even the sentencing judge is strongly suggested in Office of the Pardon Attorney regulations.
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Trump has repeatedly claimed that originally "certain models strongly suggested" Dorian would pass over Florida before hitting Alabama, though this was not the prediction offered by the National Hurricane Center.
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Trump has repeatedly insisted that originally "certain models strongly suggested" Dorian would pass over Florida before hitting Alabama, though this was not the prediction offered by the National Hurricane Center.
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And lastly, the company has strongly suggested that a price increase is on the way and some channels might be getting cut in an effort to help DirecTV Now reach profitability.
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It's been half a year since West strongly suggested, in a conversation with Charlamagne Tha God, that he continued to side with Trump because Barack Obama refused to acknowledge Ye's genius.
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On Wednesday, Zero Hedge posted a blog that doxxed a Chinese scientist and strongly suggested without evidence that the scientist created the strain of coronavirus that's currently spreading around the world.
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And President Trump, who publicly opposed American military action after the 2013 attack, had strongly suggested that his main concern in Syria was defeating the Islamic State, not restraining the government.
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The possibility is strongly suggested by the readout of the call released by the White House, but a full transcript could be more damning if it includes more explicit transactional language.
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The proposition by some politicians like Ted Cruz that only refugees who pass a religious test be allowed into the country strongly suggested anti-Islamic sentiment was driving much of the opposition.
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Speaking to supporters after the election Tuesday night, Moore's campaign manager strongly suggested that a recount would be likely after results showed Jones, a Democrat, pulling ahead to win the close race.
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North Korea said it was ending talks with South Korea, and a confusing statement from the country's state news agency strongly suggested that the drills threatened the fate of the historic summit.
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Manafort's attorneys didn't say Friday whether they would indeed ask to move the trial, though federal Judge T.S. Ellis strongly suggested they do if they wanted to keep pressing prosecutors about leaks.
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Something about the fall palette and the once-bustling streets lined by rows of shuttered businesses strongly suggested the work of the photographer William Eggleston and his knack for forlorn, deadpan details.
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But the Cruz campaign, for one, has strongly suggested that it will might select a Veep candidate before the primary is over, to give his lagging campaign some firepower against Donald Trump.
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Iran on Monday strongly suggested that it was about to reduce compliance with the landmark 2015 nuclear deal because of sanctions reimposed by President Trump when he repudiated the Obama-era accord.
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Trump has bluntly said that he chose Sessions for the job because he thought he would be loyal and has strongly suggested he may fire the attorney general after the midterm elections.
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B.: While it is strongly suggested that the game Trump is playing is poker, it is possible that Friedman is referring to another game in which aces count as points and jokers demerits.
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Bossert was also a keynote speaker Sunday night at The Cipher Brief's conference of national security experts in Sea Island, Ga. His remarks strongly suggested he did not expect to be forced out.
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William B. McKinnon of Washington University in St. Louis, a co-investigator on the mission, said the finding strongly suggested that the two lobes formed out of one rotating cloud of icy particles.
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North Korea said it was ending talks with South Korea, and a confusing statement from the country's state news agency strongly suggested that the drills threatened the fate of the historic summit with Trump.
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And in a series of war crimes, patterns of attacks also strongly suggested that pro-government forces systematically targeted medical facilities, said the report, which covered the period between July 21, 2016, and Feb.
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By June 22017, the net short had dwindled to 22015,212 contracts and fund buying activity in the days after strongly suggested that the net short no longer existed by the end of last week.
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Individuals can have more adrenaline than normal in times of physical or psychological stress, but levels this high strongly suggested that the patient had an adrenaline-producing tumor known as a pheochromocytoma or pheo.
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For the second straight day, The White House on Wednesday strongly suggested that former FBI Director James Comey broke the law when he shared information from memos about his conversations with President Donald Trump.
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The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention found in 2015 that Mr. Nasheed did not receive a fair trial, and it concluded that several factors strongly suggested that his conviction was politically motivated.
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As he barnstormed in upstate New York on Saturday, Donald J. Trump came up with a new moniker for Hillary Clinton and strongly suggested that some delegates were getting a "payoff" to back certain candidates.
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The plaintiff alleged that she had been sexually harassed by both the kitchen staff and the wait staff, and that Ms. Le Coze had strongly suggested she lose weight after the birth of her daughter.
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Mr. Bolton's statement strongly suggested that he would be willing to testify regardless of whether Mr. Trump sought to prevent him, and even in the absence of a legal ruling compelling him to do so.
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All the available evidence indicated it was some kind of advanced missile engine, and the wording of the North Korean announcement strongly suggested it was part of a renewal of the country's nuclear delivery systems.
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While Johnson said Wednesday that the administration is "looking at whether to change the practice in any way in light of the 9th Circuit ruling," he also strongly suggested there are no such changes forthcoming.
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On July 24, 1987, almost immediately after Trump's return from Moscow, an article appeared in a highly unlikely venue, the Executive Intelligence Review, that strongly suggested something mysterious was going on between him and the Kremlin.
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Season one of Making a Murderer strongly suggested that Avery and Dassey were framed — that evidence was planted, and that police manipulated Dassey in particular into confessing to crimes that he, the show implied, didn't commit.
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Democratic leaders have strongly suggested that they will sue to stop Republicans from moving Mr. Collins to a ballot line for a position such as town clerk or assessor that he has no interest in occupying.
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He strongly suggested (again) that if I really wanted to complete the half-marathon, I should hire a running coach to see whether there were issues with my form that might be contributing to my pain.
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The key nugget: Chair Jerome Powell strongly suggested that the Fed would hold rates steady for the foreseeable future, my CNN Business colleague Donna Borak reports from Washington, ending the string of "insurance cuts" since the summer.
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A few days after Warren announced she has formed a presidential exploratory committee, Trump took another swipe at the Massachusetts Democrat over a DNA test she released in October that "strongly" suggested she had Native American heritage.
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" On Thursday morning, Trump again doubled down on his original assertion that Alabama would be in Hurricane Dorian's path, tweeting, "In the early days of the hurricane … certain models strongly suggested that Alabama & Georgia would be hit.
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Surprisingly, though, at that hearing, the judge in Flynn's case, Emmet Sullivan, raked Flynn over the coals, saying he felt "disgust" and "disdain" for what Flynn did, and strongly suggested he might give Flynn some prison time.
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My biggest groaner came with "Apple worms, say," a clue that strongly suggested creepy crawlies but actually referred to electronic Apples and the scourge of MALWARE (which Macs do catch, even though their adherents often say otherwise).
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The president insisted that he maintained "tremendous" Republican support, even as nearly a half-dozen Republican senators have said directly or strongly suggested that they wanted to reopen the government, then have the debate about the wall.
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Harding, who co-hosts Switched on Pop, a podcast that breaks down the nerdy, musical elements of Top 40 tracks, strongly suggested when I called him up that I interpret the music completely apart from Pall and Taggart.
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This might be because, when it comes to the genetic differences between a strain of weed that's supposedly 30 percent indica and 70 percent sativa, or vice-versa, science has already strongly suggested that it's a big lie.
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DACA recipients are able to continue applying for 2-year renewals, but it is not final solution — Hanen strongly suggested that it was not unlikely for DACA to ultimately be found in violation of the law and discontinued.
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Canada's U.S. ambassador David MacNaughton, who noted Canada has assisted the current U.S. administration on diplomatic efforts with Venezuela, Latvia and NATO, strongly suggested future requests for aid would not be met so positively unless Washington cooperated more.
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"Additional blood work performed during his hospitalization strongly suggested that the near-contemporaneous Theranos blood test was inaccurate and that R.C. and his cardiologist's reliance on the Theranos' test results was potentially inaccurate or even harmful," the lawsuit stated.
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Mr. Wray's words strongly suggested that Mr. Porter, who had been given an interim security clearance, was allowed to continue serving in his influential post in the West Wing long after officials had received word of the troublesome accusations.
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Trump's continued defenses of Flynn and efforts to be in touch with him strongly suggested what the Mueller report proves: Spicer and others drafted a post-hoc fiction to absolve Trump of any suspicion about his judgment in hiring Flynn.
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The staging of the photo strongly suggested that Clinton was conducting official State Department business via a mobile device and something other than the State Department's official email servers, raising red flags about both FOIA compliance and potential security risks.
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The judge also strongly suggested that Mueller exceeded the scope of his special counsel office's authorization by charging Manafort with crimes that have nothing to do with Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election or possible Trump campaign collusion with Russians.
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In an interview this week with David Ignatius of The Washington Post, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, strongly suggested that this is not the moment to abandon something that is largely working.
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The judge, William H. Pauley III, strongly suggested that the federal government should take over New York City public housing, even as he chastised federal officials for abdicating their legal responsibility to the residents of the nation's largest public housing system.
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Personal Health Many studies have strongly suggested that the trillions of micro-organisms that inhabit the human body influence our current and future health and may account for the rising incidence of several serious medical conditions now plaguing Americans, young and old.
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Global index provider MSCI Inc on Thursday "strongly suggested" that India's three main stock exchanges reconsider their anti-competitive measures after the National Stock Exchange, BSE Ltd and Metropolitan Stock Exchange said they would stop licensing products and data to foreign exchanges.
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Merril -- an ex-Steelers RB and former ESPN analyst -- makes the argument in his new book, "Brainwashed: The Bad Science Behind CTE and the Plot to Destroy Football," that football does NOT necessarily lead to CTE, as some reports have strongly suggested.
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It was a single person at a single polling station in a heavily black, heavily Democratic area, but Fox anchors strongly suggested that it was part of a broader pattern of voter intimidation by militants determined to stop then-GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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Hillary Clinton Reality Check: Clinton says she supported $20053 minimum wage By Tom LoBianco, CNN Debating Sanders in New York, where state lawmakers recently approved a $15-an-hour minimum wage, Clinton strongly suggested that she had been pushing for that much throughout her campaign.
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Legally, employers are allowed to say things like "attendance is strongly suggested;" but they're required to pay non-exempt employees for any time spent on the job, even if "on the job" means "on the dance floor" once the office has closed for the day.
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At first, Trump essentially just repeated his tweet from earlier in the day, saying that he felt vindicated because the Comey hearing showed "no collusion, no obstruction," despite the fact that Comey's testimony very strongly suggested that the president did, in fact, obstruct justice.
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For the many who are skeptical that Tebow, at 29, will get very far in his quest to become a major league baseball player, the meager batting average, along with a good number of strikeouts, strongly suggested that Tebow was indeed over his head.
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This request came just after Zelensky spoke about being ready to purchase more US weapons to defend itself against Russia, according to the reconstructed transcript the White House released, and a few lines before Trump strongly suggested Ukraine take another look into Biden's son.
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The reason "privacy policy" is a ubiquitous phrase is that since 1998, the Federal Trade Commission has strongly suggested that all websites (and, later, all apps) include a disclosure about what they do with visitor data and what choices visitors have regarding those uses.
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During the early stages of AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner, Mr. Plepler strongly suggested that he would not give up his independence during an interview at his usual lunch spot, a corner booth at the Lambs Club, a restaurant two blocks from his office.
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New Orleans (CNN)Two Republican-appointed judges hearing a Trump-backed challenge to Obamacare strongly suggested Tuesday that when Congress eliminated the penalty for not buying health insurance it threw the entire landmark health care law into question, including protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The New York Times reported that Mukamal and others gave presentations to industry representatives that strongly suggested their trial would find positive health benefits of moderate drinking, while at least one NIH official approached industry representatives afterward, pleading that the research couldn't be done without them.
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Reality Check: Clinton says she supported $15 minimum wage April 14, 20153 By Tom LoBianco, CNN Debating Sanders in New York, where state lawmakers recently approved a $15-an-hour minimum wage, Clinton strongly suggested that she had been pushing for that much throughout her campaign.
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Not only did Klinsmann have to go—the performance against Costa Rica in a 4-0 loss strongly suggested Klinsmann had lost the locker room, and U.S. players under his tenure routinely performed much worse for country than for club—but now is the right time to do it.
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Even the strongest years tend to have one or more declines of more than 5 percent from a high, so this would be consistent with the rhythm of an ongoing market advance – one that is strongly suggested, based on historical patterns, by the impressive start to the year.
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Trump also said he is winding down Obama's program allowing young immigrants who entered the country illegally as children to gain work permits, announced the U.S. will withdraw from the Paris climate deal if it is not changed, and strongly suggested he will end the Iran nuclear agreement.
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The Russians, for their part, were rushed and a bit sloppy, leaving a trail of evidence that was not enough to prove for certain they were working for the government of President Vladimir V. Putin but which strongly suggested they were part of his broader "information warfare" campaign.
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John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthTrump signs two-year budget deal Lawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits House Problem Solvers are bringing real change to Congress MORE (Ky.), ranking member of the Budget Committee, is also supporting the package, but strongly suggested he's in the minority within the Caucus.
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Moore supporters were waiting in line before the Pensacola rally were talking about the revelation that Moore accuser Beverly Young Nelson, brought to the public by famed feminist attorney Gloria Allred, had written part of a yearbook signature Allred had strongly suggested was written in full by Moore in the '70s.
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"In the early days of the hurricane, when it was predicted that Dorian would go through Miami or West Palm Beach, even before it reached the Bahamas, certain models strongly suggested that Alabama & Georgia would be hit as it made its way through Florida & to the Gulf," Trump tweeted on Thursday.
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In recent weeks, news reports have strongly suggested that the World Antidoping Agency is trying to find a way to walk away from the findings of its own independent investigator, who identified over 1,000 Russian athletes at the Sochi Games and in other competitions who might have used performance-enhancing drugs.
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The letter from Dr. Blasey's lawyers strongly suggested that it would be offensive to assert that she would not remember who pinned her down to a bed, groped her, tried to take her clothing off and covered her mouth to keep her from screaming at that party in the 1980s.
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"In the early days of the hurricane, when it was predicted that Dorian would go through Miami or West Palm Beach, even before it reached the Bahamas, certain models strongly suggested that Alabama & Georgia would be hit as it made its way through Florida & to the Gulf," tweeted Donald Trump.
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Attorney John Burris said in a phone interview the dashcam video released by the city last week strongly suggested the officers who shot Joseph Mann more than a dozen times on July 11 had already made up their minds to harm him before getting out of their squad car and opening fire.
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While she is keeping her future options open—insisting that she's a perfectly plausible presidential candidate in 2020, and pondering whether to heed Schumer's call even though she'd "not thought about the Senate before"—Abrams has strongly suggested that she's still leaning toward a gubernatorial rematch with voter-suppressing bigot Brian Kemp in 2022.
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Both the Guardian's story and FTI's report would seem to back up the original accusations of Bezos' security consultant Gavin De Becker, who initially published a story in The Daily Beast that not only claimed Saudi Arabia had hacked the Amazon founder's phone, but strongly suggested there might be a link to the Enquirer's story.
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During a bail hearing in federal court, a prosecutor, Hagan C. Scotten of the United States attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, said the evidence strongly suggested that Mr. Campbell had fired the fatal shot that killed Mr. McPhatter and wounded Mr. Collins as the three men struggled over the gun.
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Democrats on Wednesday strongly suggested they are open to a compromise with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even as they unveiled an initial proposal for securing the border that includes no physical barriers.
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After further sleuthing, she wrote an article in the local journal in 2012 that strongly suggested that the remains of hundreds of children, all born to unwed mothers and all baptized in the Catholic faith, had not been buried in consecrated ground, but in parts of a disused septic system dating to when the home was a 19th-century workhouse.
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The GOP contender has strongly suggested he may fight back by raising former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's infidelities, including his alleged rape of Juanita Broaddrick in 1978 and accusations that Hillary Clinton bullied women into being quiet.
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