Never suggest to them that you're gambling on this relationship.
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So, what does Dr. Keenan suggest to these advance planners?
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Did that landscape suggest to you how to shoot it?
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"Automatic is something that we really suggest to folks," Bernhardt said.
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It would be fantastic, as the memes suggest, to have discipline.
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So I would suggest to you that you avoid the term.
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Linda McMahon: Well, let me just suggest to you ... not suggest to you, but tell you what the president said to me when he called me in and asked me if I'd take on this job.
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This being the case, there are three questions I'd suggest to Sen.
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But that does not suggest to him that it should shy away.
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"I always suggest to go directly to the company to order these."
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Does that suggest to you that this is truly an intractable problem?
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"I suggest to everybody else: if you got a dream, go get it."
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In that case, "I always suggest to promise a rain check," Sussman says.
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Americans are also prone, surveys suggest, to find their subhuman opponents extremely disagreeable.
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"What it would suggest to us is, expectations are really low," Samana said.
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What other word would you suggest to describe "an animal that urinates backward"?
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Trump did not suggest to Catz that he would intervene, according to Bloomberg.
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What does that suggest to you about the psychology of the alt-right?
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"All those elements together suggest to me that it can't be better," Whale said.
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I'm going to suggest to you that you go back home and rewrite it.
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Of course if you're injured we may suggest to give your body a break. . .
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"I would suggest to my patients to wait for more human results," he said.
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The polls, however, suggest to the contrary that opponents of intervention have solid reasons.
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" They suggest to look beyond "singular information" and instead seek guidance in "distributional information.
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AND WHAT I WOULD SUGGEST TO THE VOTERS IS SIT BACK, REALLY LISTEN TO THEM.
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I want to suggest to you today that we must go forward and not back.
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So the service won't suggest to reschedule due tasks to today if it's already late.
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Falling industrial sector prices suggest to us that activity is still on a slowing trend.
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He was concerned that I would suggest to my readers that dieting wasn't worth it.
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So that's an alternative we're going to suggest to him and work with him on.
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Suggest to Ivanka that she could get rich investing in green tech, just like Gore did?
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It's these types of swaps and tweaks that I suggest to my patients, and now you.
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That both keeps her attention and may suggest to other males that she is, indeed, loyal.
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Honestly, I sometimes suggest to my friends to find a karaoke place and they're like "ummm…".
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What does your mental health maintenance routine look like, and what do you suggest to others?
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Two indicators suggest to Detrick that this bull market could continue through to its 10th anniversary.
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I am going to suggest to you, Kara, as I did earlier, about some topics, though.
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And we would like to suggest to try another way to eat, drink, or sleep for free.
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But they suggest to others that Mr Haddad would be the puppet of the jailed former president.
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But I can suggest to you that there are national security implications here for a porous border.
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I suggest to the waiter that he brings us some wine on the house, and he does.
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The research, does, however, suggest to scientists that they're at least looking in the right general area.
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Let me suggest to you that that's way worse even than a bunch of crimes going free.
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Did this public American concession in any way suggest to Assad that he could act with impunity?
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He also said he would suggest to the board that it convene every month from now on.
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We do have enough data to suggest to me that it is Ebola Zaire in this bat.
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Each of these radically different books pretended, as their titles suggest, to speak for an entire generation.
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This is also what I'd suggest, to the point that 10 minutes should probably be the minimum.
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Or you could suggest to the Chinese that they stay at 300 and we'll stay at 6,000.
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I would never suggest to anyone how to grieve, I can simply say what has worked for me.
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Are there other requirements that you personally, or at least the NVCA, would suggest to make this better?
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I suggest to Dhesi that message-based delivery might feel a bit like a poor person's talking therapy.
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This realization strikes after multiple people suggest to Grace that Nancy and Kinnear are enjoying a sexual relationship.
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Eventually, the system will be able to suggest to you what you should be working on and when.
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Made in America, I suggest to my new friend at the theater, might not be about the verdict.
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And I suggest to you that is what Bob Mueller is looking at, and that&aposs the problem.
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This is why weighted blankets aren't the gimmick their simplicity – and zeitgeist enthusiasm – may suggest to the uninitiated.
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For example, if you type "looking forward," Gboard will suggest "to seeing" or "to it" as you type.
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These signals can suggest to children, however inadvertently, that white families are superior to black and brown families.
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Their purpose is clearly to suggest to white voters that, because Mr. Delgado is black, he is dangerous.
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So what sequences might you suggest, to be sure you figure out my rule as quickly as possible?
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Another way of asking this — if someone loved Ford v Ferrari, what else would you suggest to them?
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Influencer culture might even suggest, to the contrary, that being as basic as possible yields the most success.
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First, such hippopotamus-scaled works of mature, male potency suggest to me more the mausoleum than the moment.
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I suggest to $wtc hodlers to move their funds to projects with non-shady teams... $stk $exy $ncash etc.
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Cogan had previously ruled that defense lawyers could not suggest to the jury that the government engaged in misconduct.
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Second, expectations matter: in delaying selection, top-performing countries suggest to all pupils that they can achieve high standards.
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Darroch will suggest to the White House that Trump does not visit Britain's houses of parliament, the Sun reported.
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Being born in Canada would suggest to some that Cruz is disqualified from being President of the United States.
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For instance, if you're planning to grab drinks with a friend, Messenger can suggest to set up a reminder.
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Vogue has been known to suggest to its protégées that they comport themselves Vogueishly, but the Vaqueras stayed Vaquera.
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Would you just suggest to young people who'd rather drink on the weekends to keep the week alcohol-free?
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"I would never in a million years suggest to a client 'let's go to this,'" the Democratic lobbyist said.
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Maybe your goal is simply, as you suggest, to stake out your position and assert your opposition to racism.
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Let me suggest to the Democrats that the time has come to put aside your hatred of President Trump.
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Here are some favorites that I regularly suggest to family and friends and cards I would never go without.
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"I mean that's how asinine I will suggest to you this whole thing is from my perspective," he added.
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I would not suggest to any senator that his or her oath requires at this time a specific verdict.
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When I later suggest to Darg that his donation could be seen as a quid pro quo, he's genuinely shocked.
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Wondering who is actually benefiting from this aid, I suggest to Darg that the lanterns could be distributed more efficiently.
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"Today's results suggest to us a recovery is well underway," Ameet Patel, senior analyst for Northern Trust Capital Markets, said.
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And, Juan, you know, I would suggest to you is that, you know, where this individual carry out this crime.
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"I'm sure most health experts would suggest to eat candy in moderation and aim for a balanced diet," Meier said.
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"For him and his safety and his character, I would highly suggest to him that he doesn't go," he said.
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A fragmented legislature and the executive's limited political capital suggest to Fitch that this is unlikely in the near term.
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Currently the AI system can select a person and suggest to them a start-up idea based on their history.
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And why does nobody suggest to Rikkin that maybe man's insatiable greed for power, not violence, is the problem here?
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"I don't want to suggest to you that this is a slam dunk up there on the Hill," Tillerson said.
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Groups on all sides of the nomination are preparing lists of questions to suggest to members of the Judiciary Committee.
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If this is the case, there are a few more immediate things you can suggest to help reignite their mood.
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For example, Alexa may suggest to a shopper who previously bought Clorox's Pine-Sol to consider buying its disinfecting wipes.
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"I don't want to suggest to you that we're not going to stick with the Iranian deal," Mr. Tillerson said.
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"I would suggest to you that they haven't been learned at all," Mr. Weinberg said in an interview on Wednesday.
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"Every time local officials feel under pressure, they suggest to the company that something should be paid out," said Menon.
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Blunt instruments are special because they suggest to the mind that you can let go of the need for precision.
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Those results suggest to some Democrats that they don't have to run Sanders disciples to bring out their own voters.
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The photos of opulent surroundings and the descriptions of fancy appetizers suggest to me that the journalists are being played.
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It may be simplistic to suggest to people who are lonely that they should try to interact more with others.
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I suggest to Benitez that this could be a good pivot for the business if Phoenix doesn't rise as hoped.
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He added Tainwala's departure may suggest to investors that some allegations were true and the share rally could be short-lived.
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Basically, Hinge is what you suggest to someone who constantly complains about the crappy match pool or vulgar messages on Tinder.
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With no source (reliable or otherwise) of tattoo information to suggest to my patients, I began to investigate the topic myself.
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Yes, I would suggest to you we were slow getting it back, if you use Florida and Texas as your model.
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I've seen things they suggest to me, and then I just listen to what my kid tells me to listen to.
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Reports of smugglers operating around most of these points of access suggest to researchers that walls alone cannot solve the problem.
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Other facets of the sell-off earlier this week suggest to Xu there is little to no panic in the market.
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My favorite: I've had people suggest to me that my type of diabetes is "better," because at least I'm not fat.
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Siri will even suggest to you which notifications you should turn off, based on which apps it knows you're no longer using.
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And what fountain-of-youth products do other beauty editors suggest to their nearest and dearest in the name of gorgeous skin?
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He added that he will suggest to parent company Condé Nast who could succeed him as the top editor at Vanity Fair.
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If you are asking for an email address, for example, Forms will suggest to choose the aptly named "Accept emails only" option.
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It might be wise, he thought, to suggest to people living in low-lying areas that they take shelter at the firehouse.
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Some Saudis kept trying to suggest to me that if we block weapons sales to Riyadh, the kingdom will turn to Moscow.
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Should I pack them away until after my retirement or is there a way that you can suggest to wear them today?
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I'm a little more of a romantic than my Grinch-like reactions to the show thus far may suggest to you all!
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I'd have clues and indications that could suggest to me that I'd enjoy being around this person — some groundwork would have been laid.
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Now in all seriousness folks, does that resume or his work during the debt crisis suggest to you that he needs this job?
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"To suggest to say there is a comparison to interracial marriage is designed to shut down debate," she said in a phone call.
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This was so remiss as to suggest to some that he had just broken his presidential oath, to "protect and defend the constitution".
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There's a nice breeze in the air, so I think I might suggest to my boyfriend that we head out for dinner tonight!
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And despite what doctors, nutritionists, and your neighbors may suggest to help you along the way, there's no guaranteed route to get there.
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In study after study, we find this social and cultural mismatch — these constant microaggressions that suggest to these students that they don't belong.
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"We want to suggest to the lower house of parliament that this money is used for amortizing debt," said one senior government source.
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"The whole thing suggest to me that they're just not ready for a credential" one panel member said, according to Politico's Hadas Gold.
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Did Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein seriously suggest to top Justice Department officials last year that someone should secretly tape President Donald Trump?
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"I suggest, to the chagrin of many that believe otherwise: to resist any appeal of H.B. 2 is to show love," the Rev.
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In particular: What book would you suggest to anyone who wants to understand healthcare better so that they can try to change it?
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Suggest to Mr. Kaliebe that a balanced fund exhibits the unpretentious common sense that Midwesterners are known for and he's quick to agree.
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I suggest to the two tattooed ladies in black that they could give me three shots of vodka in exchange for the weed.
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Through his firm, he is recruiting lawyers and trade negotiators to suggest to the government; he is not working directly for the government.
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Contrary to what Tillerson said, Gorka seemed to suggest to the BBC that a military conflict with North Korea is a distinct possibility.
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And these results suggest to me that that inability to imagine the future might interfere with ensuring that we make it that far.
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Choe said she could suggest to leader Kim that North Korea reconsider the summit if the United States offended the North's good will.
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And I'm going to tell you, that it — I'm going to suggest to you here tonight, that you can't do on the job training.
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These findings suggest to Dr Lee and Dr Kim that the roots of Hawaii 7996 are releasing compounds which encourage the growth of TRM1.
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The works often suggest to me the state of mind of a new mother too tired to think while too dedicated not to work.
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Saying "All Lives Matter" in response would suggest to them that all people are in equal danger, invalidating the specific concerns of black people.
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Whether you're a wrestling fan or not, it was an experience that I would unequivocally suggest to anyone lucky enough to visit Mexico City.
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Published in prestigious literary magazines, these tales disturbingly suggest to a present-day reader just how much Northern liberalism colluded with Southern white supremacy.
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I've developed a habit of getting to the airport hours before my flights, even earlier than airline officials suggest, to avoid standing in crowds.
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"The trend here with the administration's decisions over the last year suggest to me there's good chance they're also rethinking the Atlantic," Davis said.
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My explorations of the streaming world and encounters with enthusiasts suggest to me that there's not a lot of anti-subtitle feeling out there.
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The print represents consumer spending's softest read since February and could suggest to policymakers that a critical driver of U.S. GDP growth is decelerating.
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Ivana Trump told the New York Post last week she would suggest to her ex-husband that she become ambassador to the Czech Republic.
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I would suggest to you that the numbers the CBO had before with the ACA, and the numbers they have now, are not accurate.
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But eliminating such language may suggest to victims that they will not be taken seriously, says David Tucker of the state-funded College of Policing.
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A mischievous Estonian called Alexander Keskula was the first to suggest to Germany's spy service that bringing Lenin home could serve a vital strategic goal.
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"I suggest to the media that, in your reports, you not selectively pump up or ignore things," Hua told a daily news briefing on Wednesday.
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Members of the subcommittee, let me soberly suggest to you that the integration of Europe — the very idea of European unity — is at risk here.
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"The beginning of relative outperformance to its sector and the spread with the small cap suggest to me that's there's more to go," he said.
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The black drops that are spread unevenly across the surface also suggest, to me, the vulnerability of art — that it, too, is subject to nature.
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Through his executive search firm, he is recruiting lawyers and trade negotiators to suggest to the government; he is not working directly for the government.
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But it is also more attuned, I would suggest, to factual differences between cases and the impact of decisions on litigants and the wider society.
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I think what this starts to suggest to me is that these are old holdovers from the Democratic Party that are conservative on race issues.
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Also suggest to your mother and/or grandmother that the family meal should be on Sunday—not a night where you're likely to hit the club.
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But I would suggest to anyone considering the freelance lifestyle that they spend some time building up to it before making it their full-time career.
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I've had some conservative health policy experts suggest to me that it would take about $25 billion per year to make high-risk pools function properly.
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I suggest to Sarah that, by engaging in rough sex, gay men and straight women might be fetishizing their own oppression, be that homophobia or misogyny.
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Never, ever suggest to someone with a chronic illness that they should get off their meds and heal themselves with a diet, crystals, or supplements instead.
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But don't suggest to him that he's easing up, or he'll rattle off a list of recent travels that will put your own passport to shame.
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"Let me soberly suggest to you that the integration of Europe, the very idea of European unity, is at risk here," Bono told the Senate subcommittee.
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Last week, Mr. Rydholm popped over to suggest to his producers that the onscreen topic descriptions be rewritten in language that Desus and Mero might use.
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But I would — I would suggest to you, what we need to do is assert a stronger leadership at the national level to support law enforcement.
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No one wants to to suggest to peers that maybe some criminals should go free — or that some amount of security disasters would be A-OK.
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Beyond the constitutional questions, I would suggest to the justices on the court that they consider the ramifications of their decision on the United States economy.
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Walkers, as its title might suggest to the pop-culture munchers among us, is meta-minded — stocked with allusions, doublings, and an expanding hierarchy of meaning.
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Let me suggest to all who are told to "go back" that they adopt a reply my doctorate-holding friend used when we lived in Europe.
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Now that the flaw is revealed, I am certain I don't need to suggest to you the many, far less virtuous ways you could similarly cheat.
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The variation in rates by state may be explained by healthcare access, income and what women suggest to each other about treatments, she told Reuters Health.
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That will suggest to some that the plan represents a pro-Russian plot to end the three-year conflict with Ukraine on satisfactory terms for Moscow.
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This time, Martinez went so far as to suggest to police that he was a collector for a drug cartel, which he said was based in Guadalajara.
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A sharp eye and an uncertain provenance might suggest to someone that a particular work is counterfeit, but often science is the only way to prove it.
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Budowsky added a caveat — Clinton should only suggest to square off against Fiorina, he said, if she had "the daring and fiendish wit" to pull it off.
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You can rate your results on the recipes and suggest to yourself or others what substitutions you've made or tips you have by using the "notes" function.
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It is not unusual for the Court to write in ways that suggest to a lower court the way it thinks an unresolved issue should come out.
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"We might suggest to a client that the first — and perhaps only — journalist to speak with would be from a hometown, HQ-based media outlet," Land said.
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I WOULD SUGGEST TO YOU IN THE NEXT BUDGET ROUND PRESIDENT TRUMP IS GOING TO BE A LOT TOUGHER THAN HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN IN THE PAST.
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And I would suggest to you instead that what we're doing on trade is also pointed in the same direction, it's just a lot harder to do.
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So by demonstrating weakness, we then enable Iranian aggression — we suggest to them that we're pushovers, and that their actions will not be met by firm resolution.
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A hot wage number could suggest to the Federal Reserve that it needs to continue on its path to increase interest rates to keep a lid on inflation.
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In other contexts, like language learning, for example, the platform could suggest to parents supplemental materials based on the child's performance, like additional workbooks or videos to watch.
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Owning these files on your computer, however, could suggest to a foreign power that you are part of the NSA's nefarious schemes, a slight concern when crossing borders.
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The company also suggests some teen accounts that parents could suggest to their kids as positive role models and offers some prompts to get an Instagram conversation started.
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I know it's anathema to suggest to people that folks who are paid oftentimes millions of dollars to play a sport are somehow courageous, but it's the truth.
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It feels like a slick, modern phone with great features and a shockingly great price tag that I would unequivocally suggest to anyone looking for a new phone.
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Brazil's minister of sport, Leonardo Picciani, seemed to suggest to reporters on Sunday that the swimmers bore some responsibility for venturing out beyond the heavily fortified Olympics zone.
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"There is nothing that we've found thus far that would suggest to us that this was anything that was planned or done in concert with others," Ashton said.
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The newly announced Fitbit Flex 2 and Charge 2 are sequels, as their names suggest, to the Fitbit Flex and Charge, originally released in 2013 and 2014, respectively.
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IANNARELLI: What I would suggest to Director Wray, I think he&aposs doing the right thing in trying to clean house of the problems that existed under his predecessor.
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McCoy requested the jewelry be returned in the past and "would often suggest to Ms. Cordon that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive," her lawyers said.
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Campaign ads that declare "Haddad is Lula" may impress millions of Brazilians who stopped being poor under Lula's government; they suggest to others that he would be Lula's puppet.
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And if that doesn't work, you might suggest to management that they look into a new 2401(k) provider who charges less and has a better menu of investments.
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However, in macOS Mojave, it will now auto suggest to fill the code into the respective spot, meaning you shouldn't have to do all that copy-and-pasting anymore.
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As someone who's dedicated her life to political activism, what would you suggest to one person, just a regular person, who wanted to try to make the world better?
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And those same little patterns also suggest to it what exact manipulations have been made, letting it suggest an "undo" of the manipulations even having never seen the original.
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"It does suggest to some degree that Juncker sees the single market and financial services as core elements of the negotiations, which is not a surprise," McKee told Reuters.
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Trump says he needs only to tweak trade ties with Canada, prompting one Canadian official to suggest to a newspaper that Washington would want to negotiate with Ottawa first.
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"What that may suggest to us is that it's important—that the regulation of histone deacetylases is so important that the brain is regulating it that tightly," he added.
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He also -- in a prelude of his tweet later Friday night -- seemed to suggest to reporters on the campaign trail that the timing of the Post's report was suspicious.
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"I know that the way to end terrorism or to even suggest to protect the security of this nation is not to create other anxieties and anger," she said.
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A couple of dollars more might seem too close in price, but the increased fee does suggest to subscribers that HBO Max will carry more licensed and original content.
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His talent for drawing prompted led an elementary-school teacher to suggest to his parents that he attend children's classes at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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It's an addictive dessert, and we feel it would be dangerous to suggest to each such a decadent thing for breakfast, but if you're feeling baroque, go for it.
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These self-appointed monitors do research, and then approach total strangers and suggest to them, based on information that may or may not be correct, that they can't vote.
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Here are a few things that I have done and suggest to my clients when they are having a hard time making friends: Making lasting friendships can be really hard.
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Right now, because they're all closed depositions, it's possible to suggest to the public that maybe what Democrats say they're hearing, what we're reporting is said, hasn't actually been said.
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After weeks of criticism, Google's search engine will no longer suggest to visitors that the Holocaust never happened — at least not part of the time, or on the front page.
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Using some machine learning, it will also suggest to salespeople when they should be following up with a certain contact if it's not already in their calendar to do so.
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Broadcasting waves of anger, contempt and disgust about political opponents to the point of dehumanizing them might suggest to some that a violent response is not only justified, but expected.
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"These ... elements suggest to me that oppression is being prepared, at the very minimum, and it could be that a war against its own people is being prepared," he said.
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At various points along the way, prison officials suggest to Grimes that if he wants to become eligible for parole he needs to enlist in a course for sex offenders.
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And the relatively few Doolittle bombers in the mission did not suggest to the Japanese that a large-scale strike was in progress, one that would require a furious response.
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Taken together, though, the three studies "suggest to me that the virus can cross the placenta," Sonja Rasmussen, a pediatrician and a professor at the University of Florida, told STAT.
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What we'd suggest, to better recreate that unforgettable New York (but made in Hollywood) moment, is to ask a friend to come along with a giant fan and an iPhone.
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Today, I keep a good chunk of my savings at Ally Bank, which I also suggest to my sister, friends, and other people who want to level up their savings.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rebounded last week from a more than 48-year low, though the ongoing trend continues to suggest to a strong labor market.
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By laying bare DNC staffers' personal suspicions of Sanders, the emails suggest to his voters that much more sinister tricks against their candidate were occurring just outside of public view.
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"In fact, after Ms. Cordon refused to return her jewelry gifts to Mr. McCoy, he would often suggest to Ms. Cordon that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive."
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Is there a requirement that because Kennedy is very often the swing vote, that the president is required to or suggest to nominate someone who is going to be like Kennedy?
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And on Sunday, House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, the third-ranking Democrat in the House, seemed to suggest to CNN's Jake Tapper that impeachment for Trump was inevitable.
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What can you suggest to be a concerned, involved citizen now that I've lost all trust and hope in our political and, sadly (besides you and a few others) media systems?
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" And after the murder of a teenager in Melbourne in 2015, Detective Inspector Mick Hughes told ABC News: "I suggest to people, particularly females, [that] they shouldn't be alone in parks.
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Criticising America too fiercely, as Yun Sun at the Stimson Centre, a think-tank in Washington, puts it, would suggest to ordinary Chinese that China had failed to outmanoeuvre Mr Trump.
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In fact, after Ms. Cordon refused to return her jewelry gifts to Mr. McCoy, he would often suggest to Ms. Cordon that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive.
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Then, I did what I would suggest to anyone designing a room: I threw out the popular vote in favor of what felt most like me — the poppy, feminine lipstick print.
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"Anytime we take an argument and put it in a big boldface legitimate news source, we suggest to the public that this is something worth discussing and worth negotiating," she said.
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If it is good and kind to suggest to people that the odds against their dreams are shorter than they think, then Las Vegas is truly a very good, kind city.
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And I would suggest to you the way to guarantee that as best we can is to have as diverse a port of energy moving to the grid as we can.
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He also used Israeli intelligence about Iran's historic pursuit of the knowledge to make nuclear weapons to suggest to Americans not familiar with the deal that Tehran was not in compliance.
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That should suggest to any reasonable person that the financial services industry could use more revenue from debit card fees to guard against cybersecurity risks to consumers who use debit cards.
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In 2007, IBM started Watson — the world's first cognitive computer that today can understand virtually every paper ever written on cancer and suggest to doctors highly accurate diagnoses and treatment options.
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Choe said she could suggest to leader Kim Jong Un that North Korea reconsider the summit, set for June 12 in Singapore, if the United States offends the North's good will.
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In the Oval Office on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Trump seemed to suggest to reporters that the cut he envisions would indeed be offset, so as not to add to the deficit.
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I took my own advice to solve this puzzle, something I suggest to anyone when they get stumped to the point of frustration — I walked away and did other things, twice.
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David Archer, who is recruiting lawyers and trade negotiators to suggest to the government, said 10 percent of the résumés he is now receiving are of "good quality," with required experience.
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What the scraps suggest to me is more radical: they are a unique category of verbal notation, significant both for their literary power and for their physical appearance on the page.
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SUGGEST to Torsten Müller-Ötvös, the boss of Rolls-Royce, that he runs a carmaker and with a shake of the head, he explains that he is in the luxury-goods business.
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"Repeated anecdotal information where we see criminals of different stripes putting money into real estate all suggest to us that this is an area we need to pay attention to," she said.
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But you might also respect Netflix's blog editors for daring to suggest to the public that their incredibly expensive TV shows could be just as good with nothing to look at. Hmm?
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Sipher, the retired CIA officer, said the exchanges suggest to him that Russian operatives "were courting [Page] to have him bring messages back and forth" between Russian intelligence and the Trump campaign.
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It is a path toward an unchecked arms race that is likely to suggest to any number of other nuclear aspirants that they need to field deterrent nuclear arsenals of their own.
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The defense lawyers are not allowed to suggest to the jury that an earlier federal investigation that started before the special counsel's office formed ended with a decision not to prosecute Manafort.
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China's march and the politics unfolding across the West suggest to many that democracy with checks and balances is lost, but by some measures it remains just as strong, the scholars said.
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However, we try to suggest to our diners that each person doesn't need a whole 16-ounce prime ribeye, and that they could share that same steak between two or three people.
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I was about to suggest to Sonia that we leave when she pressed 1-A; instead of a voice on the intercom, we heard the interior door buzz and we walked in.
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Even Guardiola will, occasionally, through gritted teeth, hint that something has been missing, though he is yet to suggest to the public what it is or why he thinks that might be.
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The tremendous kind of glee and sense of immunity with which these agents at the high level of operating suggest to me that they would not do it without someone giving the order.
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But it does suggest to single mothers that they might want to be a little more conscious of that and push their children a little more to encourage that kind of language development.
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I often suggest to my debaters that they take plenty of time in their speeches to go beyond highlighting our arguments and use our speech time to differentiate our positions from our opponents.
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One famous example is the "wet bias" — when a forecaster reports a higher probability of rain than his or her models suggest to help keep people from getting wet if it does rain.
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In early October, Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump seemed to suggest to a crowd of his supporters that "watching" marginalized communities during the voting process was necessary to ensure a fair election.
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It'd suggest to members of Congress — whom Trump must occasionally intimidate in legislative fights — that he's a weakened force in Alabama, a state he carried by nearly 30 points in the 2016 election.
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It seems impossible, I suggest, to imagine the old imperial centres like London or Paris being bombed today from the air, with their working classes and energy routes dispersed across the global south.
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Ivana, who was born and raised in what was then Czechoslovakia, told The New York Post that she would suggest to the president-elect that she be made ambassador to the Czech Republic.
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Still, you might want to suggest to your grandniece that if she wants these South Asians to be open to hearing her good news, she should probably be open to hearing theirs, too.
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Reality No. 3: He has been struck by a car, but the nasty puncture wound and broken bone Alexis spots on his hand suggest to her that he may have been tortured first.
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These include the likes of Spacewalk, Landscape, CoreOS Clair, Nessus Agents and ThreatStack — a group of companies that both GitLab and GitHub suggest to previous Appcanary and Gemnasium users (until those, too, get acquired…).
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I WOULD JUST SUGGEST TO YOU, IN THE SPIRIT OF HAVING SOME FUN, THAT THE REAL ISSUE HERE IS THE LOW, VIRTUALLY NO, INFLATION RATE, WHICH IS WHAT FED PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT.
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Richard (Earnest Lee Hudson) is one of the first people to suggest to his daughter that it's lifelong baggage, and not just a singular breakup, that possibly prompted her to drastically change her appearance.
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Well, I would suggest to you that the families that live in our inner cities that are besieged by crime... KAINE: Elaine, let me — let me... QUIJANO: Governor, the question is about Senator Scott.
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"I would suggest to the intelligence agencies, if you're forced to brief this guy, don't tell him anything, just fake it, because this man is dangerous," he told The Huffington Post on July 27.
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After a few sips of my tragic Billionaire Martini, I hear Joe suggest to Martin that Khizr Khan, the father of fallen Muslim-American soldier Humayun Khan, is a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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"We'd like to suggest to all the women of fertile age that they take steps to plan their pregnancies, and avoid getting pregnant between this year and next," said Deputy Health Minister Eduardo Espinoza.
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There were no solid markers to confirm a lived experience of homosexuality, no representation that might suggest to young, gay readers that they too could grow up to be the world's most powerful wizard.
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You could suggest to your friends at the League to put on a regular rotation of group shows built around certain themes, or to hold a Stammtisch at a local coffee shop or bar.
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If it doesn't work the first time, allow it to sit in the drain for several hours or overnight before flushing, though I suggest to always read the directions for these specific use cases.
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No president was going to suggest to a war-weary American public the sort of troop surge that brought force levels to 100,000 in 2010, the peak of the American military's presence in Afghanistan.
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Other recession indicators, including a possible yield curve inversion and the National Federation of Independent Business's small business optimism index, suggest to Dwyer that a contraction in economic growth will not come for years.
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What if the president, any president, were secretly to suggest to these witnesses that he will pardon them if they are convicted of contempt for refusing to testify or for committing perjury while testifying?
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Although I agreed to post this request on my personal blog, I also pointed out that I could not in good conscience directly suggest to sources who feared retaliation that they put themselves in danger.
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"Zuckerberg's comments to reporters Wednesday afternoon suggesting it has not seen any meaningful user or advertiser impact, and his tone with reporters, suggest to us that the worst is likely behind [Facebook]," Deutsche Bank said.
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Mars is the planet of war; it adores the chase and is associated with the color red... do any of these symbols suggest to you that this is an energy that likes to go backward?
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In fact, when I suggest to these state officials that they will need to have their own laws in place by 2020 — a mere three years from now — they pretty much scoff at this suggestion.
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US officials, for their part, ask why NSA engineers should tear apart Huawei's code and suggest to a Chinese company how to build more secure systems that would meet the standards of the US market.
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If a real Bugatti Chiron sports car will set you back $21 million, might we suggest to you this life-sized, functioning Lego version, which will only set you back 2500 million (in Lego pieces).
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How about now extending the pledge to "I will not ever suggest to a group of peers at work that we should meet or dine at a strip club (or other demeaning types of activities)"?
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" For services such as storage or towing, they suggest to note the per-mile (or other distance) charge, removal charges, per-day storage charges and other charges such as security, clean up or other "add-ons.
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Today, Pinterest has revealed a new set of "emotional well-being activities" that it will automatically suggest to user who search for phrases that signal that they're undergoing some anxiety or stress or otherwise feeling bad.
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"We don't have any plans to do anything in the U.S. right now," Fischer told me, but the investment and care very much suggest to me this is a prototype for bigger retail plans to come.
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Whatever you think of their decision, and no matter what it might suggest to an armchair analyst, the fact here is simple: Flynn is employing a familiar constitutional tool to protect himself against potential legal jeopardy.
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Not only did he respond to the email to set up a meeting but he also seemed to suggest to Goldstone that he'd "love it" if the information on Clinton was as bad as Goldstone promised.
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"The fact that there was no willingness from the sellers to hold the ground below $15 suggest to me that demand has outweighed supply and ... we could see prices start to climb higher from here," Forex.
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The next step will be for Mueller to suggest to Manafort and his team that he can reduce his prison exposure by "cooperating" with the investigation - meaning giving information about others and talking about the campaign.
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These growing GOP attacks against the FBI are politically self-destructive and legally disastrous, because they suggest to reasonable people that they have no confidence that Trump and other Trump associates will be cleared by investigators.
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All of these organizations and accords have vital roles to play in global health, and backing away from them would suggest to the world that the United States is giving up its seat at the table.
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We would suggest to Marshmello that he develop a costume that was a little harder to imitate, but even Daft Punk's high tech gear has inspired imitations that are nearly impossible to distinguish from the original.
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And often times when I see a patient of mine is not clear, and is concerned, or may not schedule a procedure or a test, I suggest to them, why don't you get a second opinion.
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" Why suggest to the woman who did not receive a raise on the same timetable as otherwise-identical male peers all this roundabout "additional round of due diligence" and researching of "what the job is worth?
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"Many people leave without remembering to get their phones back," said Brandon Reis, an intern at the gallery who heard one visitor suggest to another about coming back to spend spring break in the Immersion Room.
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To refer to people otherwise is to suggest to my students — or to Mr. Trump, or Señor Bergoglio, or Mx. Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPiere Bono Allman — that I somehow know who they are better than they do.
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This requires an ability to determine what sort of parents seek admission to your school solely so that their children can sit atop a cognitive elite and suggest to them that they might be happier elsewhere.
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We suggest to Ms. Jefferson that there is a degree to which it feels people now have permission, or feel they have permission, to spout the sort of race-baiting speech that Mr. Trump has used.
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"It is quite common for White House staff to suggest to agency staff potential actions that would begin a discussion around ideas to advance the President's agenda," White House spokesperson Judd Deere said in a statement.
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Because we wanted to hear anything that hadn't already been addressed in previous reaction videos, we checked out TalkToBrandon, who's already been responding to the countless Deutschrap videos that his German-speaking followers suggest to him.
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If you suggest to an AI prognosticator that humans would never grant an AI so much autonomy, the response will be that you fundamentally misunderstand the situation, that the idea of an 'off' button doesn't even apply.
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"These streaks that we're talking about really do suggest to us that this bull market is alive and well and new highs in the S&P and Nasdaq in the second half of this year," said Detrick.
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They start by talking to witnesses, trying to put together circumstantial evidence related to the death, and use that evidence to suggest to witnesses that they have a pretty good idea of what happened and didn't happen.
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We suggest to do the following: Predictions We've been through all the Prime Days and here are our predictions based on past trends and where we believe Amazon may be heading as a business and in technology.
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"The resemblance is uncanny and Forever 21's intent was clear: to suggest to the viewing public that Ms. Grande endorsed Forever 21, its products, and was affiliated with Forever 21," Grande's lawyers said in the complaint.
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Another worthwhile data point: Sanders's record on domestic issues does not suggest to me that he is inherently stupid or incurious in ways that would make it impossible for him to learn about foreign policy as well.
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In comments to the Spanish press recently, she said a strict opt-out regime may have a negative effect and suggest to citizens that the state is being overly controlling in an effort to harvest more organs.
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"The resemblance is uncanny and Forever 21's intent was clear: to suggest to the viewing public that Ms. Grande endorsed Forever 21, its products, and was affiliated with Forever 21," Grande's lawyers said in the complaint.
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The involvement of political appointees in this process, and the apparent fear of retaliation instilled in officials across the agency, suggest to us that the current system is unable to ensure that federal ethics standards are upheld.
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"Our position is to suggest to people who are making choices to keep within their means," said R. Bryant Hightower Jr., a funeral director in Carrollton, Ga., and a board member of the National Funeral Directors Association.
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The interior was freshly painted; there was a box of bootees at the entrance so prospective buyers would not mar the gleaming floor, a marketing move I suggest to sellers even if you live in a barn.
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"Honestly they [SpaceX] seem quite willing to work with the astronomy community which is quite positive, and I'm excited to see what they can suggest to us when we are able to talk to them," said Williams.
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The fact that Zelensky mentioned Burisma was important, Vindman said, because it "seemed to suggest to me that he was prepped for this call," and that he knew that Trump's reference to Biden referred specifically to Burisma.
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"I would now suggest to any startup, here are the Covington rules, and when you get passed 100 people, put these in place," said Steve Blank, a startup founder and mentor and adjunct professor at Stanford University.
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"This idea that Canada is somehow going to get bullied into a bad deal, I can suggest to you that that's not going to happen," Jerry Dias, the leader of the Canadian union Unifor, said on Friday.
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Mr. Goldberg fuses these characters and all that they suggest to Stalin — Paul Robeson for Lewis, Anna Akhmatova for one of the book's women — into one hellish vision to haunt that dictator during his last hours on earth.
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Virgin Galactic is actively trying to get a Spaceport built in the UK. Given space tourism's track record in New Mexico, we might humbly suggest to our British friends that they make the billionaires pay for it themselves.
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"It was a material omission for the Government to suggest to the victims that they have patience relative to an investigation about which it had already bound itself not to prosecute," Marra wrote in a 33-page opinion.
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"The fact that 10,000 people say, 'I hate Scott Pruitt' on Twitter doesn't suggest to me there is a threat against Scott Pruitt," said Ms. Patel, who is co-director of the center's liberty and national security program.
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A few days before heading overseas, he used a commencement address — traditionally a chance to advise graduates on how to gain success in life — to strongly suggest to newly minted degree holders how they should vote in November.
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Choe Son Hui, a vice-minister in the North Korean Foreign Ministry, said if the US continued on its current path, she would suggest to North Korea's leadership that they reconsider the planned summit between Trump and Kim.
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"As head of legislative affairs, our team was in charge of his nomination, and never did I view his nomination in jeopardy, nor did the president ever suggest to me that he wanted to pull him," Short said.
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Quint says that my Mercury sign could offer a clue—in other words, the sign the planet Mercury was in at the time I was born could help suggest to me some strategies for my social media experience.
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Rather, suggest to everyone in your gift-giving circle — whether that means your family, an immediate friend group or whoever you spend your holidays with — that you forego giving gifts and instead, supplement the holidays with new traditions.
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Those hosting Super Bowl parties — whether in Denver and Charlotte, N.C., or elsewhere — might supplement the beer and snacks with some hand sanitizer, and suggest to guests that a dab with each score could be part of the celebration.
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Instead of reducing the balance sheet from its peak of $503 trillion to $250 trillion or so as some Fed officials indicated, the impact could be far less — perhaps, some suggest, to $22019 trillion or even a little more.
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But the suit contends that late last year, after the band Duran Duran lost a copyright suit in Britain, executives at Sony/ATV began to suggest to Mr. McCartney's lawyers that the rule might not apply to his songs.
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"There's nothing that suggests to me, short of a regime change there, that you have a different tone set from the leadership, that would suggest to me that they're going to stop doing what they've been doing," he added.
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"When we get results that are that wildly inconsistent, the only thing we can suggest to users that they can reliably expect is the lowest possible battery life," Glenn Derene, content director at Consumer Reports, told CNBC's "Power Lunch " this week.
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Some articles say to just leave your hair alone and let your curls be sans moisturizing products, while others suggest to (gasp!) tame your curls and fight your gorgeous frizz using all the oils you can get your hands on.
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The founders, who met at Uber Advanced Technologies Group, have developed a cloud-based fleet-management platform that pulls mapping, traffic and detection data to suggest to all self-driving vehicles operating in a given geography the safest, most efficient routes.
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I often suggest to young entrepreneurs who want to develop a product that they should pick a business that has a low capital asset requirement and ideally one that has a service component that can be used to fund the growth.
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While overall capital requirements may not rise after years of capital building, the ECB could suggest to particular banks to set aside more - and they would be well-advised to heed this guidance, Nouy told the European Parliament's economy committee.
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Disinflation was seen as the main argument for the long-awaited rate cut, after the head of the central bank's monetary policy department said earlier this month he would suggest to the board of directors that they consider lowering the rate.
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After Trump's surprise victory many worried about its effects on his psyche—no one thought he could win and he did win, which could only suggest to a narcissist like Trump that he is right and everyone else is wrong.
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But the desire for that discourse doesn't suggest to me that Ivanka can't have a voice on the Refinery29 platform, or that her advice to women in the space of negotiating, where she does have some expertise, isn't valid or helpful.
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Trump's off-script, off-color campaign-style rallies that roll back-to-back with the carefully scripted aspirations of his administration suggest to large parts of the world a man who cannot control himself -- much less the nation he leads.
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"I would suggest to the intelligence agencies: If you're forced to brief this guy, don't tell him anything, just fake it, because this man is dangerous," Mr. Reid, a Nevada Democrat, said in an interview Wednesday with The Huffington Post.
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"I hope what President-elect Trump is saying is that he is not personally going to interfere with or in any way suggest to the FBI or the IRS what they should be doing," he said of his fellow Republican.
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" Biden did not raise this issue Wednesday when he saw Vice President Mike Pence on Capitol Hill because he says didn't think it was appropriate, other than to suggest to Pence that he "continue to give the President his advice.
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The administration should keep applying pressure to squeeze Cuba as much as possible, and then suggest to Moscow and Havana that it can loosen the screws if Miguel Díaz-Canel, Cuba's president, and Mr. Castro help solve the Venezuelan crisis.
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And while he was more explicit than other GOP leaders in promising to deliver those things, many Republicans took advantage of Obamacare's relatively high premiums and deductibles to suggest to voters that they favored making insurance cheaper and more robust.
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In footage from the 1990s, we see a young, mustached Khodorkovsky suggest to an interviewer that Russians begging on the streets simply aren't working hard enough, perfectly playing the role of the bootstraps capitalist entrepreneur so celebrated in our own culture.
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Mr. Tillerson's plan to remove all human rights conditions on a sale of arms to Bahrain could end a rift, but also suggest to regional powers that the U.S. is easing its stance on the protections for dissidents and protesters.
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What, for the love of everything, possessed Jacob's Polish grandfather, who fled the Nazis, to suggest to his 16-year-old grandson — from the future, where we know what happened — that it's a good idea to return to Europe circa 1943?
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LG's brief handling of the capability onstage and failure to mention it in any real detail in its announcements suggest to me that this process is at an early stage — for all we know it may be totally ineffective at this point.
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The fact that that editorial was in the paper, and that so much discussion has taken place on this issue—I would suggest to you that that would not be taking place had we not ventured into this unusual and unorthodox method.
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If there is one thing that's held me back in life, I want to suggest to Arty, if I have an Achilles' heel, if I have a chink in my armor, it's this inability to hold on to names and even, increasingly, faces.
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Here, your first choice would be to exit entirely, but you know that doing so will suggest to the market that something is awry and you are economically better off staying invested with your retaining as little ownership as the investor will accept.
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The Innocents Abroad "has a purpose, which is, to suggest to the reader how he would be likely to see Europe and the East if he looked at them with his own eyes," [Twain's emphasis] he says in the preface to the book.
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"I would suggest to the entire industry of the internet—social media platforms—you better get serious about this self-regulating or else you are going to force Congress to do something that you might not want to have done," he said.
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"I would suggest to individuals who have not yet seen the report, who have not yet been briefed on it, that they wait and see what it is that the intelligence community is putting forward before they make those judgments," Mr. Brennan said.
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The rebukes they might suggest to any RNC delegate (say) who wandered as far off the beaten track as Cleveland's new North Collinwood arts district would have to do with the specifics of social policy, personal behavior, taxation, law enforcement, and racial prejudice.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox "We'd like to suggest to all the women of fertile age that they take steps to plan their pregnancies, and avoid getting pregnant between this year and next," said El Salvador's deputy health minister, Eduardo Espinoza, according to Reuters.
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"I think the evidence would suggest to me you are not playing your best hand if you provide alcohol to your kids," said Dr. Ralph Hingson, director of the division of epidemiology and prevention research for the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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It also allows Trump's campaign to suggest to voters that they will be setting up a repeat of the cycle of scandals, controversy, and investigations that dragged on through the entire presidency of Bill Clinton and which tainted Hillary Clinton at the same time.
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"I would suggest to those of you who have not yet made up your minds, or maybe even some of you who have made up your minds, to maybe consider and reconsider what it is that Bernie Sanders offers," Belafonte said in a video Thursday.
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The titles of recent books about President Donald Trump suggest to the reader that there must be a person of substance behind the weird hair and the too-long ties—that there is a profound truth amidst the tweets and the hoopla and the bombast.
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"I'm happy that women, non-whites, certain members of the LGBTI communities don't have to live in an atmosphere of fear after these individuals are allowed to come in, or from the fear of what that might suggest to them," Nyuon told the outlet.
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Domestic problems in leading democracies like the United States and the United Kingdom, the slide toward strongman rule in places like Turkey and Hungary, and the rising global assertiveness of Russia and China all suggest to some that the future may belong to authoritarians.
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"After years of failure I do think that President Trump has shown a lot of wisdom in reaching out his hand to the North Korean leader and to suggest to them there might be a different future for the North Korean people," she said.
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This may suggest to some that it is hard to generalize about Harvard's students, though McDonald isn't stopped: He sees Gerald as one of a handful of "outliers," the exception that proves the rule that most graduates are morally detached, single-minded fortune seekers.
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"That doesn't suggest to me that there's any coherent policy or plan in Washington," said Phillips, who served as a senior adviser to the US Department of State under former presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama, and worked with Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke on Bosnia and Kosovo.
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He could, if he were so inclined, sit in the Oval Office and spend his time making various phone calls to various law enforcement officials, prosecutors, and regulators and suggest to them that they should drop various investigations and enforcement activities into his various friends and donors.
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As these tools get smarter, they'll likely be able to look ahead even further and maybe even suggest to auto-complete larger part of a program's code based on the context of what you're trying to achieve and it's knowledge of how others have solved similar problems.
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I say that spelling mistakes suggest to me that the student has not taken the paper (and, by extension, my class) as seriously as he could have, and that the student's failure to check for spelling errors is symptomatic of a failure to check for larger problems.
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A more sinister explanation is that Weinstein is trying to suggest to anyone who wants to testify against him that he, like Kazan during the anti-Communist witch hunts of the 1950s, has information that could hurt them and is willing to use it to protect himself.
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"I don't know now how Britain could crash this part of Ireland out of the European Union ... and with a straight face suggest to any of us who live on this island that we should not be given the democratic opportunity ... to decide our future," she said.
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"Meeting with the military really could be perceived as providing cover for what the military is doing and suggest to the world that the Pope is willing to meet with someone like this guy, who is responsible at the very least for ethnic cleansing," he said.
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If you walk into a drugstore looking for a remedy for that pesky mid-summer cough, you'll come across a mish mash of non-prescription drugs and natural health products, both of which might suggest to you they'll produce the same result: restoring you to good health.
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He wants to suggest to the judge that he take the man accused of shooting into the air near a school to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in D.C., in the way that courts sometimes mandate education for a first drunk-driving offense.
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As a 21-year-old long jumper who had missed the U.S trials with injury, she gazed at the 200 metres final on television that night and, in a Eureka moment, was moved to suggest to her grandmother: "I really think I can beat those ladies".
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Ms. Hicks had the president's trust in a way that only a few remaining aides do, and she was generally seen as among the small number of people who could suggest to Mr. Trump that he hold back from indulging in some of his public relations whims.
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The headline-making case has left many scratching their heads: The suspect, Matthew Phelps, has said he doesn't recall killing his wife, Lauren, 29, and even seemed to suggest to a 911 operator that cold medicine he took the night before might have led to his alleged actions.
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But I would probably suggest to you, Jesse, is that it could be where -- and we&aposve seen this in other cases -- where the intent by the individual is that they&aposre going to be this suicide by police or they&aposre going to take their own life.
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For example, explains the Twitter blog post detailing this news, Twitter might suggest to an interior designer that they retweet some of their customers' praises, or a restaurant might tweet something special about one of their team members — like the chef and some recent recognition he or she received.
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"Even if the Panamanian government rightfully refuses to intercede in the judicial proceedings, the letter's threatening tone may suggest to the Panamanian government that improper, and perhaps illegal, actions are effective means of influencing U.S policy toward the country," Menendez wrote in the letter to the Trump Organization.
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"It's up to him to ask God's forgiveness, but I would like to suggest to you that the man owes America an apology, and he should ask conservatives for America for forgiveness for supporting billions of dollars of bailouts, for pulling for the nationalization of our banks," he said.
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It's the kind of place I'd suggest to my family for a big group vacation because there's truly something for everyone with nicely-appointed rooms, a large pool, prime beachfront access, a large spa and fitness facility, kids club, well-curated boutiques, and multiple on-site dining venues.
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I often suggest to veterans with PTSD that they only take in strategic doses of news every day -- that they limit exposure to one to two times a day for short periods and that they will be better off reading the news rather than experiencing video depictions of it.
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The round brings together a number of strategic and financial investors, including PIF (Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund); a large U.S.-based health insurance company (which reports suggest to be Centene Corporation, although Babylon is not disclosing the name); Munich Re's ERGO Fund; and returning investors Kinnevik and Vostok New Ventures.
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But much of what is so-called artificial intelligence really depends on how you label what you consider AI. If it's a smarter search algorithm able to run through large amounts of medical information and the symptoms you suggest to come up with possible diagnoses, then Remedy has just that.
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A study conducted by the payments processor Vantiv in 2017 found that more than 70 percent of millennials have a product subscription and 89 percent a service subscription — a reaction, they suggest, to being "bombarded with an abundance of choice," and a percentage that far outpaces boomers and Gen-Xers.
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"Current conditions suggest, to me, that we ought to get to a policy stance where our foot is neither on the gas pedal — what we call an accommodative policy — nor on the brakes — what we call a restrictive policy," Bostic said in a speech at an education conference in Atlanta.
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"The fact that he's so comfortable with this area, killing in a rather high traffic zone would suggest to me he is rather comfortable with this area and could be from here, have lived here in the past, works here," said Fox, an assistant professor in the University of South Florida's criminology department.
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" Choe Son Hui, a vice-minister in the North Korean Foreign Ministry, saying that if the US continues on its current path, she'd suggest to North Korea's leadership that it reconsider the planned summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "Our recovery has been slow and extremely painful.
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For Chairman Nadler to suggest to the court in the petition (through House counsel), that the information being sought may ultimately result in impeachment proceedings, and that there is already an impeachment resolution pending before the committee, may be sufficient to convince a judge that the subpoena is indeed relevant to possible impeachment.
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Perhaps by now you have seen the clip of Kobe from his visit to the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" show in 2018, telling the world that Gianna bristled any time she heard a fan suggest to her father that he and his wife, Vanessa Bryant, needed to have a boy to uphold Kobe's legacy.
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"If the data changes and inflation moves up, or inflation expectations move up, or we see either the headline unemployment rate drop quickly or we have some confidence that the slack in the labor market has been used up, that would then suggest to me, okay now it's time to get going," Kashkari said.
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By the way, that lawsuit, Neil, that you and I were just discussing, the one in New York, is the latest in a series of suits the White House would suggest to you that are sort of basically rolled out by Democrats and their backers in this sort of effort to distract the president, maybe getting his taxes.
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"This recognition, if not a major revelation in the history of analytical theory, was yet sufficient to suggest to the clarinetist how one might do cognitive things with notes, which might prove deserving of his further attention," Milton Babbitt later recalled, having long before abandoned the clarinet for a life as a composer of dazzlingly complex music.
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"But this person who the President doesn't know, who allows him to make a political statement and also to send a message as you suggest to people who are currently in the hot seat with respect to the Mueller investigation, I find it very difficult to come to any other conclusion than he's sending a message," he continued.
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But the financial world, much of which usually focuses on stocks, is turning its attention to the bond market because of powerful signals of trouble ahead for the U.S. Falling yields and dropping inflation expectations suggest to investors that the Federal Reserve will need to cut interest rates, and that the risk of a recession is real.
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The Obama administration couldn't get congressional Republicans to agree to this, but my guess is that had Hillary Clinton won she would have adopted Bill Clinton's suggest to tempt them with a corporate tax cut gimmick, and we would have gotten a modest regressive tax cut and a big increase in spending and economic growth would have accelerated somewhat.
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"I would like to suggest to the minister, if we could create a Sexual Harassment Act for men to deal with the acts, speech or dressing of women that could seduce men into committing incest, rape, molest and pornography, among other things," he said, according to a video posted on the website of the New Straits Times newspaper, viewed by Reuters.
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One way to think of the Conservative attitude to Corbyn is to think of him as a left-wing Trump: The party is convinced he would be so radical -- and, in its view, so damaging to the country (or, its critics would suggest, to the establishment) -- that keeping him out of power is an even higher priority than working out a sensible Brexit.
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"For some, the reticence that comes out of the administration on non-energy components, some of the things he may say about some other issues or you may read tweets about, may suggest to yourself that you don't want to have speeches like this for the next 25 years or get introduced as such-and-such from the Trump administration," he said.
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So, I would suggest to — and I've had that happen a few times that I no longer do — my advice is to, any man who mentors you, hold their feet to the fire too — whether it's an investor, whether it's a mentor — because their responsibility is to give you proper guidance, feedback and continual feedback that will help you evolve.
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But I worry that advice to relax and not aim for a selective college will suggest to talented lower-income and first-generation students, who are underrepresented at these schools, that they shouldn't worry about aspiring to this when there are significant benefits to doing so, from greater need-based financial aid to higher graduation rates and access to great graduate schools and job opportunities.
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Later, he suggested that her attraction to women is more of an attraction to trouble, and assumed that her non-reaction signaled acceptance that he must be right: When I suggest to Cara that to trust a man, she might have to revise an old and stubborn idea of hers—that women are perennially troubled and therefore only women will accept her—her smile says she concedes the point.
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"I would suggest to you that what we need, both in terms of a winning strategy, but also in terms of leadership that is about truly strengthening our country based on our values and our long-standing commitment, is we need leadership that is prepared to unify our country around our common values, our common goals, our common aspirations, and experiences," Harris told the crowd in Des Moines.
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"Important countries, like Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Qatar, which have influence over the mainstream rebel groups, are in a position to suggest to those groups to tell the al-Nusra fighters that it is time to go to Idlib and therefore take away any alleged justification, or alibi, for the heavy bombing of urban areas of eastern Aleppo," the U.N. special envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, told Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet.
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" But Hatch and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) responded in their own letter, saying "we strongly consider the approach you suggest to be an abuse of the tax-writing committees statutory authority.
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"I would suggest to the intelligence agencies: If you're forced to brief this guy, don't tell him anything, just fake it, because this man is dangerous," Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) said in a Wednesday interview with The Huffington Post.
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We're now all the way down here where the people who hate reading Game of Thrones through a sociopolitical lens hopefully have not followed us, and I have to say — for a show that many people have read as a tale of what it would mean for women to wield power in lots of different ways, the final episode of Game of Thrones didn't suggest to me that anybody involved in the series was interested in that sort of thing at all.
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Choe Son Hui, a vice-minister in the North Korean Foreign Ministry, said if the US continued on its current path, she would suggest to North Korea's leadership that they reconsider the planned summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Whether the US will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the United States," Choe said in comments carried by North Korea's state-run KCNA news agency Thursday.
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I WOULD SUGGEST TO INVESTORS TO LOOK AT THIS CALMLY, LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE TRYING TO DO, THIS IS ACTUALLY A BRILLIANT MOVE BY THE PRESIDENT TO GET MEXICO'S ATTENTION TO GET THEM TO HELP US BECAUSE SO FAR THEY'VE JUST BEEN STANDING BY AND THEY REALLY HAVE THE POWER TO HELP US. THE TWO INSTITUTIONS THAT HAVE THE POWER TO HELP US ARE THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT AND THE CONGRESS THE USE OF IEEPA HERE IS BASICALLY WE'RE DOING IS USING A REGULATORY METHOD TO ADDRESS THIS THREAT AND TARIFFS ARE ONE SUCH USE OF THE THREAT.
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But in President Woodrow Wilson's original proclamation for Flag Day in 1916, he offered some loftier guidance for the unique holiday: It has therefore seemed to me fitting that I should call your attention to the approach of the anniversary of the day upon which the flag of the United States was adopted by the Congress as the emblem of the Union, and to suggest to you that it should this year and in the years to come be given special significance as a day of renewal and reminder, a day upon which we should direct our minds with a special desire of renewal to thoughts of the ideals and principles of which we have sought to make our great Government the embodiment.
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