That suggests to me that they're probably not chatting much.
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"That suggests to me we're making progress somehow," she said.
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I am more than what my body suggests to others visually.
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So it suggests to me there is a larger plan afoot.
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And then Jessica suggests to Luke that they get coffee sometime.
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It is also essential, the film suggests, to making a masterpiece.
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It suggests to me that they have the strongest case against Manafort.
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This suggests to us that the gold market faces a fragile floor.
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That suggests to some that the bank's post-referendum cut was unnecessary.
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Asnaani suggests to look for things that are future-oriented and pleasurable.
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Stock repurchase activity which suggests to me corporate managements are not pessimistic.
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What his Twitter feed suggests to us is that he doesn't get it.
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Detroit doesn't indicate how exactly, as Ellison suggests, to change the conversation, though.
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He even suggests to the therapist that his dad could be Darth Vader.
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" Now Trump suggests to associates that "we don't think that was my voice.
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Instead she suggests to include every involved party in the decision-making process.
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Who better, then, she suggests, to guide us through a meditation on democracy?
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Siri suggests to Clevelanders that sadness is located at the Cleveland Browns stadium.
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That vignette suggests to me that Iger already trusts Pitaro for the position.
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This suggests to him that Meggs has confidence Rivera is a credible witness.
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EG: What it suggests to us is that there is this continuum of hitting.
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This suggests, to put it mildly, some lacunae in how the place is run.
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It suggests to her that the problems run deeper than the clothes women wear.
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Netflix's subscription price tag suggests to Sanchez that its explosive growth is behind it.
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That suggests to me that it will be a current direct report of Iger's.
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When your Facebook account is integrated, the Instagram app suggests to invite friends from Facebook.
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Bonnie (Liza Weil) suggests to the attorney general that he call Isaac onto the stand.
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Herzog suggests to Gorbachev that the international mood is returning to a Cold War atmosphere.
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Nothing in that suggests to me that wage inflation is at a point of acceleration.
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Now, however, the time has come, as Daphne Merkin suggests, to question our reflexive responses.
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On the way home, Ofglen suggests to Offred that she could help people like that man.
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As your kids grow older, Johnson suggests to start financially "weaning" your kids off of you.
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That suggests to him that many of the city's new jobs are temporary or contract positions.
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He suggests to always start with a higher level of formality and work your way down.
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That suggests to me that government will be in the hands of the people he's appointed.
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It suggests to me that he understands the value of PR than one might otherwise guess.
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To be clear, everything I've seen suggests to me the Note 9 is a very good phone.
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"There's no algorithm that suggests to us or to Salvini what should be talked about," he said.
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"It's sort of a 'fuck you' to the Republican Party," Sam suggests, to the skeptical Welfare Queen.
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The Market of One suggests to me a break point in the very idea of user friendliness.
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It suggests to white allies that if they walk the walk, they get to talk the talk.
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This suggests to me that worldwide declining interest rates are related to the global decline in birthrates.
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"This suggests to me the diagnosis doesn't exist independent of a compelling psychiatric history," said Dr. Sibley.
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At one point, a publisher suggests to Bill that he change the title of his proposed book.
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Harwood: But you don't see anything right now that suggests to you that he should be impeached?
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"This suggests to me The Street is more interested in what Hillary says at this point," he said.
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This result suggests to Lehmann that "it's not just modern technology" that's fueling the change in collective attention.
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We'll have to wait and see how Google suggests to address the problems that Vestager laid out today.
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"Everyone I know who knows the science suggests to me that its a very solid idea," he said.
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And the stall in commodities suggests to me that there's probably going to be a correction in equities.
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This suggests to many observers that central banks are near or at the end of their policy reach.
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That suggests to me that Obama's version of the party is likely to stick around for a while.
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This is attributable, Mead suggests, to the Jacksonian impulse to wage total war on declared enemies of America.
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The terror he generates suggests to him that he functions on the same level as the US and China.
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That suggests to me that the normal interest rate that goes with 2386% growth isn't very different from zero.
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They ask participants to type a phrase on their phones, then post what autocomplete suggests to finish the sentence.
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The failure of that plan to alleviate hunger suggests to many Venezuelans that this one, too, is hare-brained.
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When Diana suggests to Bruce that it's something people say, it's the first I've ever heard of the idea.
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That suggests to doctors that his brain is targeting only a few of the many muscles in his tongue.
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It suggests to chart analysts that a stock or ETF is taking a breather before resuming its upward trend.
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The film centers around a family who occasionally turn to shoplifting (as the title suggests) to make ends meet.
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If you are angry, pop culture suggests to us, it probably comes from a place of conviction and integrity.
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It suggests to me that this is something that might very well happen by the end of the year.
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Their leaves, meanwhile, drew down carbon dioxide from the Devonian atmosphere — enough, evidence suggests, to induce an ice age.
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In fact, the outfit is in the process of closing its first cybersecurity investments, and Ganguly suggests to expect more.
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One trick Stewart suggests to her clients is to divert your thoughts about your crush into something unrelated, but happy.
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Bette jokingly suggests to Bob that they cast her own daughter in the now-vacant role of the neighbor girl.
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It's human nature, the dearly departed Banks suggests, to get into fights even when we've already got what we need.
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That suggests to me that the process is being used for something other than ensuring the qualifications of the nominees.
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Bejewelled with leaves of fresh parsley and mint, it suggests, to an active imagination, the countenance of a Renaissance royal.
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The contrast in language suggests to me that Lee's control over interpretation was loaded onto the choice of a playwright.
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This suggests to Mr. Melstrom that vegetarianism was not an anomaly in crocodyliform history, but evolved at least three times.
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And that suggests to some that whatever strategy the Trump administration eventually arrives at will be dominated by the military.
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Or maybe we'll relearn, as the writer and artist Jenny Odell suggests, to do nothing, its own form of action.
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So why would Kislyak, the Russian ambassador, badger Kushner — for days, Kushner's account suggests — to take such a boring meeting?
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She suggests to Cydney and Alecia that they form a girl power trio to take out Jason, who grosses her out.
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However, a royal source suggests to PEOPLE that the Queen and Philip will be well enough to travel tomorrow or Friday.
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This suggests to some that the way to deal with them is to give the immune system a bit of help.
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It's an odd burden to be the one left standing, Marshall suggests—to become the sole possessor of some dark knowledge.
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It suggests to me that Hollywood is most interested in giving these tropes attention when they're approached ironically or at angles.
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The unit was tasked to do exactly as its name suggests: to track down guns and get them off the street.
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Of course, our recent history with Iran also suggests to them that we might not be ready for a real fight.
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"Bernstein Research analyst Stacy Rasgon said the acquisition of Habana Labs "suggests to me that Nervana is not going that well.
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The speed of its decline suggests to Stovall that a predicted correction could find its bottom 2150 days earlier than normal.
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Its moderate RSI suggests to Newton that it could have more room to run, possibly as high as $45 to $47.
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""If you are easily triggered, stop watching now," the video itself suggests to a country cover of Ludacris' 2001 song "Move Bitch.
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The app will now scan your Facebook friends and your Spotify music library, incorporating that data into what it suggests to you.
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This simple fact suggests to me, when I am in a less generous mood, that they are not concerned about preventing abortions.
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Later, Ava suggests to PJ that he take his date back to her mother's empty condo, and slyly slips him the key.
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In contradicting his own story, he suggests to his interrogators that he shifted from being an analyst to being a field agent.
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It suggests to legal experts that they can foresee that their product can be used for illegal, dangerous and sometimes deadly activity.
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The very fact that technology and financials have been weak suggests to some investors that U.S. stocks could keep rising this year.
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The company's website also suggests to clients that its products can be used to counter illegal protests and riots, or monitor borders.
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If anything, his mixed record suggests to her that he knew better, rendering him ultimately responsible for the ignominious decisions he made.
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Based on her research, here are the three tests Masters suggests to decide which of your ideas could be the one worth pursuing.
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The questions she suggests to ask when you're trying to get feedback from potential customers are: • Under what conditions would you buy it?
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It's an IoT-based application that suggests to farmers the crops that should be planted to get the maximum yield for their production.
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That suggests to me that the Department of Justice is looking very closely at all of aspects of the crooked Uranium One deal.
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However, so far this year it's up almost 15%, which suggests to some that the bottom may be in for the struggling region.
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When, at the end of Iron Fist Season 1, Davos suggests to Joy that Danny "destroys everything he touches," it's tough to argue.
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Well, lately, the stock has been advancing on very strong volume ... and that suggests to Collins that this run is the real deal.
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Putting these observations together suggests to me that voters have in fact started to head away from the extremes back to the center.
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The fact that it appears in an opera by Benedetto Ferrari or Francesco Sacrati simply suggests to me that Monteverdi was the guru.
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This clever inversion of gaze suggests to the viewer that these young people's lives are worthy of examination, however pedestrian they might be.
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"The announcement that they are formally closing the offices suggests to me that they were essentially dormant, although not formally closed," he said.
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ZB: So what this really suggests to me is that in these authoritarian countries that lack rule of law, avoiding scrutiny isn't always corruption.
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In the same 2015 conversation with her sister, Andrea allegedly suggests to Jessica that their father used covert methods to send messages to Ukraine.
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"What this suggests to me is that things that make the social transition better are going to dramatically reduce (mental health) risks," Russell said.
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"That suggests to me that despite all of the fears about the economy, despite all of the price pressures … people are traveling," he said.
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That suggests to me that Lil Wayne was legitimately a fan of this song's original version and was amped about getting on the remix.
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What that suggests to me is that drawing conclusions about Trump's political future based on how few people trust him may miss the mark.
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"What that suggests to us is that the interest rate cuts we put in place in 2015 have largely done their work," Poloz said.
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Ms. Lhuillier suggests to all pregnant clients that they show off their neckline and shoulders, which are flattering regions regardless of a baby bump.
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"That suggests to me that there is a level of planning going into this, leading up to Tokyo by giving younger competitors an opportunity."
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One study does not prove something necessarily, but it's helpful and it suggests to us that we need to be paying attention to that.
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It suggests to us that anything can happen, while unveiling an event that the entire first book and/or season has carefully built toward.
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First, William's friend Logan (Ben Barnes), who seems like kind of a nasty chap, suggests to him that the park sent Delores to him.
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"Chair Powell's statement on Friday suggests to us that global central bankers are intensely focused on the downside risks from the virus," Hatzius wrote.
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It suggests to me that maybe, just maybe, all this consternation about Medicare-for-all sinking Sanders against Trump is a little bit overblown.
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Although it is hard to predict the future, the existence of the grand jury suggests to me that indictments are more likely than not.
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Trump's willingness to agree to a second meeting despite no substantive moves to denuclearize, suggests to many that Kim is "playing" the U.S. president.
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This, together with better emerging market fundamentals underway, suggests to me that the emerging market rally that started earlier this year has legs to run.
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There are those who see the comments as too much — the idea of creating crowds around individual officials suggests, to these people, calls for mobs.
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He suggests to the Avengers that his own homeworld of Titan got knocked off its axis because there were, um, too many people on it?
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Instead, it suggests to me that unraveling a law so big, covering millions of people, is going to be much more challenging than they expected.
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New evidence suggests to Mr. Marczak that the Emirates may now be developing their own custom spyware to monitor their critics at home and abroad.
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This suggests to me that growth is leveling off as the category matures, investors get smarter about initial bets and we learn who can execute.
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Surprisingly, he agrees to play Philbert — and he suggests to Carolyn, who longs to be a mother, that she adopt a child on her own.
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One approach Morley suggests to fight what he sees as "blank page syndrome" is to just start jotting down information and see where it leads.
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Then, with visions of people eating in the air, Cheryl suggests to her horrific extended family that they are reliving the Blossom's oldest family tradition.
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"After this big advance, the fact that the stock has really made this formation suggests to me that it's right to position long," said Newton.
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But making women learn about them before they decide to have an abortion suggests to a grieving mother-to-be that her choice isn't valid.
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Maybe, but there are a few jobs still open -- the Energy Department among them -- and a well-sourced Republican suggests to CNN that former Texas Gov.
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In tears, Dolezal suggests to Brownson — only known by her voice, invisible in the scene — that a reversal in her decision would mean her parents' triumph.
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The degree of surprise to which this information was greeted by reporters, politicians and pundits suggests to us that a little remedial education is in order.
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It was akin, he suggests, to a community center, in a city stricken with gun violence and poverty, and without a single hotel to encourage tourism.
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That suggests, to put it diplomatically, that Tillerson doesn't have remotely the same power as high-profile predecessors such as Rice, Hillary Clinton, and John Kerry.
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"The leading data suggests to us that demand will be weaker over the next 6 to 12 months," said Edward Park, investment director at Brooks Macdonald.
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His head is tilted at an angle that suggests to me that he's staring at the CN Tower and he's wearing a red (very CanCon) watch.
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" These concerns aside, the market's breadth and its cyclical leadership suggests to Wald that stocks are in "the early or middle innings of a new advance.
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This not only suggests to most black voters that the party is inhospitable to their interests; it also ends up silencing black voices within the party.
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So those are my notes on Denmark – plus one more observation: nothing in Danish is pronounced remotely the way the spelling suggests to an English speaker.
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The Journal editorial suggests to me that the financial industry smells blood, seeing an opportunity to rid itself of what it considers burdensome restrictions and regulations.
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Is she insufficiently attentive, as a book like Jo Baker's "Longbourn" suggests, to those below stairs, or is it miraculous that we see them at all?
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Some of the works here, like "Wackel-Baluba" (1963), have a jittering, stuttering energy that suggests to me the militant craziness of King Kong-scaled masturbation.
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All of which suggests to Buffenstein and her team that naked mole-rats could theoretically live as long as they're lucky enough to avoid disease and injury.
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"Markets have been very tranquil so far this year, and that suggests to me that any sort of move was going to cause some shockwaves," he added.
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The exhibition also suggests to me that the visibility of what can be desired, demanded or attended to, is arbitrarily autobiographical, and thus potentially meaningless to others.
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"The fact that hyperloop is only confined to just a few firms suggests to me that it is just way too exploratory," said Brookings Institute's Cliff Winston.
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Also, Marina confusingly suggests to cutthroat Carla, whose life may be ruined by the release of the watch's information, that she is in possession of the watch.
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"It's a trade that's made a lot of money and it's very very crowded, which suggests to me the days of low volatility are numbered," he said.
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Use a planner, agenda, or calendar on your phone, FastWeb suggests, to keep track of any important dates or appointments the entire gang needs to know about.
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It was awesome enough to be convincingly presented as the product of a professional DSLR, but that suggests to me that Sony's still got its old problems.
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On the other hand, when he suggests to a science class that terms of taxonomy are deliberately obscure and probably useless, the reader wonders whether he's joking.
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MSNBC's Christopher Hayes has tweeted, "This suggests to me that a lot of people actually cancelled their subscriptions" over the hiring of climate change denier Bret Stephens.
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Her work seemingly has not changed at all, which suggests to me that this is not about style, but about getting in touch with one's deepest empathetic emotions.
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The TV series replaces The Conductor with Leonard/Harold, who basically holds the same grudge against society and suggests to Vanya that she's more powerful than she realizes.
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It suggests to me that this amalgamation of cultures and influences, beliefs and narratives, that is American blackness — this funky joint — also comes out of an iconoclastic ethos.
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Immigration from Bangladesh not only raises anxieties about national security; it also suggests to those who worry about such things that a predominantly Hindu society is being diluted.
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And that failure suggests to me that the movie isn't — and isn't necessarily intended to be — the vehicle for real-life redemption that many have anointed it as.
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RED's upcoming VR camera will now be the one Facebook suggests to filmmakers and other creators who want to make the most high-fidelity, immersive entertainment and art.
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"The No. 1 problem with this, geopolitically, is that it suggests to our allies that we are just incompetent, that we don&apost recognize the threat," Green said.
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When one character suggests to another, "Maybe my purpose was just to get you to this moment," it's not so much a twist as a writers'-room confession.
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"The fact that fentanyl was showing up in so many of these cases suggests to me that people are using street opioids in conjunction with kratom," Prozialeck says.
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With its lyrics, the band also attempts — as the album title suggests — to recreate a late-hippie spirit that mixes hedonism, idealism and a conscience, a rickety balance.
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What to do: Here's what Tierno suggests to keep allergies, infections, and acne in check: Throw your sheets in the washer once a week, and invest in protection.
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As the political pressure mounts — an election is looming — a colleague suggests to Weisberg that he ought to push the district attorney and Abramson to strike a deal.
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Another podcast, "Wine for Normal People," produced by a wife-and-husband team in Atlanta, tries, as the title suggests, to eliminate anything that sounds like wine snobbery.
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He suggests to his class that the way Jews have set themselves apart in the community rather than mingling with their neighbors has contributed to their own fear.
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What looks like an obvious racist scenario—a woman crosses the street when a black man approaches—also suggests, to Betts, the history of men's violence against women.
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"It suggests to me there's something wrong in the military leadership ranks right now that these types of events continue to occur — something beyond just Trump," Magsamen said.
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You and your partner both agreed to move in together, which suggests to me that your partner is just as committed to you as you are to him.
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This suggests to me that, if the question of the validity or invalidity of a presidential self-pardon were presented to a court, the stronger argument favors validity.
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"Take a drink every time a celebrity looks like they want to punch me in the face," he suggests to viewers in a video promotion for the ceremony.
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Other die-hard members balk at the idea of toning down their public protest (like leaving guns and swastika flags at home, as one post suggests to attendees).
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"Something that has gone on this long without any real meat on the bone, it suggests to me that there is nothing there, relative to our president," he said.
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But it's probably best, as Clint Rainey of Grub Street suggests, to reserve judgment of this Keurig-InBev partnership until something concrete emerges from the research and development stage.
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I feel like although the exhibit is nicely crafted, it suggests to people visiting that nature need not be explored, as it can be simulated by humanity at will.
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This idea of change suggests to me that participation (in the world, or within an artwork) has strong implications in forming an archive that we could call lived culture.
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This suggests to Mr Schama that they came to Satanow from far afield, implying that such settlements were more cosmopolitan than the "one-cow mudhole" shtetls of popular lore.
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Blum's contention that Scheinblum was "going to sit here and just badger me" suggests to me that the congressman doesn't know what badgering actually entails -- since that ain't it.
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This is the cartogram that Liz suggests to improve the typical election map: Here's the thing: Cartograms are an alternative, but they're not necessarily better than geographically accurate maps.
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Ammons was among the American poets, as Vendler suggests, to master the vocabulary of the sciences, without which he could explore those secret passageways of matter only through metaphor.
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Whatever the methodology, the fact that the guidelines have not entirely prevented leverage topping six times suggests to some in the market that the fuss about them is overblown.
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Users on average have cut spending by 16 percent in targeted categories, and 15 percent of users click through to affiliates it suggests to help them lower their debt.
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She insists on enumerating the gains the country made in the eight years before 2016, however incremental, because it would be too easy, she suggests, to succumb to despair.
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But the Dalai Lama's recent visit suggests to some scholars that Mongolia could be the place to watch, especially given the history of the Third and Fourth Dalai Lamas.
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Every person I interacted with at the clinic asked me if I had a long drive, so that suggests to me that they're used to people traveling long distances.
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To this marine biologist, the discovery of a new vocal culture make preserving endangered sperm whales even more critical—and suggests to him that it isn't just a numbers game.
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She often suggests to clients who've met someone online that they take a screenshot of their first messages, because those will be a momento of your relationship down the road.
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That suggests to the market that not only is the Fed unlikely to raise rates this year, they may have reached the conclusion of the hiking cycle started in 2015.
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This is intended to help news organizations gain some revenue from services like Google News that display a headline or a portion of an article that it suggests to readers.
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That said, the serenity prayer suggests to me that I grab my popcorn and simply lie back to see how Ryan, Kevin McCarthy, Pelosi, and Hoyer work out this waltz.
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That suggests to us that the market is in great shape technically and we're getting a lot of good fundamental support for that technically strong position," he told "Power Lunch.
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What's different, this time, is that Hart is running for president, and -- in a moment of pique -- suggests to a reporter that he'd be bored if he followed him around.
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"Something that has gone on this long without any real meat on the bone, it suggests to me that there is nothing there, relative to our president," Kelly told NPR.
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The TSA suggests to bring your presents unwrapped, in a bag, or in an easy-to-get-to box, in case officers need to open them for a safety check.
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Cersei suggests to Joffrey that they ask Tywin to have the armies help search for Arya, but Joffrey — a well-known pain — rejects this because kings don't ask, they command.
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"Much of the data suggests to us that people who vote early are people who would've voted anyway," Kathleen Dolan, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.
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A 19 percent year-over-year surge in domestic bookings suggests to American Express Travel that in 2018, many Americans will be seeking adventures and unique experiences close to home.
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"One thing this research suggests to me is that, deep down, we humans may be more prosocial than we think we are" when short on resources, Dr. Van Lange said.
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She has been very interested in young feminist writers in a way that suggests to me she understands that there is another media in play and it's a feminist media.
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This immediately suggests to me that they have not read The New York Times (best-seller list) in many years, The Wall Street Journal, or maybe they don't read at all.
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The center is designed, as the name suggests, to be a place where aspiring app developers can receive training and mentorship to develop their skills and ability with Apple's iOS software.
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Linking to authoritative sources is not only great for establishing credibility for your content, it suggests to Google that you know what you're talking about - and this is great for SEO.
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Can you imagine being the security guard who suggests to Madonna that she cannot have a photo of herself with Kanye West at an event where tickets cost $30,000 per person?
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The fact that he did — even if that decision doesn't point, as Cuban suggests, to an outright desperation for cash — speaks volumes about Trump's utter inability to calibrate risk and reward.
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"The evidence that was before the court and that we have amassed suggests to us that this conduct was systemic," said Alan S. Futerfas, one of the lawyers representing the plaintiff.
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This suggests to Stutland that Tuesday's drop in the VIX is an "all clear" for investors to buy stocks, even if he doesn't see the index maintaining so low a level.
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Based on my years of experience conducting complex white-collar investigations as a federal prosecutor, it suggests to me that Mueller has already obtained tax returns as part of his investigation.
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In addition, Gordon believes JPMorgan is completing another bullish pattern known as a "bull flag," which suggests to him that the bank stock will rally back to its previous August highs.
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The collective work to identify specific policy solutions, however, also suggests to us that there are still many ways to ensure more that many more people can participate in America's successes.
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"It suggests to me that Donald Trump wants advisers who will bring him different views," said Ms. Collins, a member of the Senate intelligence panel that grilled Mr. Pompeo on Thursday.
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"The addition of liquidity suggests to markets that the Chinese yuan trade-weighted index appreciation trend was set to pause, in turn suggesting implicit dollar strength," Morgan Stanley analysts told clients.
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"The fact that this did not go to arbitration suggests, to us, that the two sides must be far apart in what each party wants," he wrote in a note to clients.
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Spending more time and money on it not only ensures that time and money won't be spent researching something productive, but also wrongly suggests to the average citizen that vaccines are unsafe.
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The aim was to detect commonalities and patterns among women's experiences, and, as the name suggests, to "raise consciousness"—that is, ideate how to apply feminist ideas to their own daily lives.
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But … this record suggests to me the need for a view of the evidence through the right lens, not to exculpate the very conduct that put Latham in such an awkward position.
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IBM employees no longer need to decipher which programs will help them upskill; its AI suggests to each employee what they should be learning in order to get ahead in their career.
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Marshall Gittler, chief strategist at ACLS Global, said the slowdown in sales "suggests to me that consumers are getting nervous ahead of Brexit", adding that this should be negative for the pound.
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Marshall Gittler, chief strategist at ACLS Global, said the slowdown in sales "suggests to me that consumers are getting nervous ahead of Brexit," adding that this should be negative for the pound.
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"You could give me a few hints on how to do the things that people do when they do things around here," she suggests to a fellow resident she has just met.
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But the way he's discussed North Korea and the threat of nuclear war suggests to sources who've discussed the subject with him that this threat is more vivid and real to him.
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He suggests to never try over-the-counter options to remove earwax and to stop using Q-tips because they may cause a perforated eardrum, which can lead to a risky surgery.
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That suggests to me that it will be a Burbank person who gets the job, who has worked more closely with Iger on a day-to-day basis to win his trust.
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Video purportedly showing the helicopter in flight before the crash suggests to me that the pilot may have been facing some kind of dire emergency, perhaps as he dealt with a mechanical issue.
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The stock price rose despite news that the FTC had started a new investigation of the company related to antitrust, presumably because recent history suggests to investors that such investigations are essentially toothless.
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"The game is the mobile version of the extremely successful massively multiplayer online role-playing game with the same name," Daniel Ahmad, an analyst at market research firm Niko Partners, suggests to TechCrunch.
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"Being young and owning a smartphone, variables which the model suggests to be indicative of higher likelihood of engaging in snooping attacks, are also the typical characteristics of 'digital natives,'" said the study.
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"You need a major change in Saudi policy to tamp down the violence in Yemen and yesterday's statements suggests to me we're not going to use the leverage we have," Miller told CNN.
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" Firsthand experience suggests to Dr. Mark Pearlmutter, an emergency physician in Boston, that the most common mental health problems in emergency rooms are dual diagnoses, such as "substance abuse and depression, for example.
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"[This] suggests to me that Kraft Heinz can be more hostile in its next takeover bid which they need so badly, something that Buffett forbade while he was on the board," Cramer said.
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Kelly's participation in Together Women Can suggests to me that Lean In would rather tacitly endorse bigotry in an attempt to appear bipartisan than make any move that could be interpreted as revolutionary.
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"When you couple that with the loss of upside momentum with that RSI that suggests to me I do want to hedge my continuing long portfolio with some Q put spreads," said Gordon.
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Their passive emptiness suggests to me that Rondinone's romantic, nature-based art might be better served by moving past formal interests in Minimalism and confronting particular challenges and ideas specific to the Anthropocene.
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He promises, but he later suggests to Tyrion that Dany may have some of the traits her father "The Mad King" had, since Dany can be ruthless in her pursuit of the Iron Throne.
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That suggests to me that there's a conflict between either the field office in New York, or the US attorney's office in New York, and main Justice over how the case should be handled.
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And growing fears about action on climate change, coupled with the emergence of alternative-energy technologies, suggests to some producers that it is best to pump as hard as they can, while they can.
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From industrial giants to health care players to the banks, earnings have been stronger than expected practically across the board, which suggests to Cramer that those sectors are ignoring the otherwise sluggish economic data.
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"The slump in real household income growth and the weakening outlook for dwellings investment suggests to us that the RBA's GDP growth forecast is too optimistic," said Paul Dales, chief economist at Capital Economics.
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"We were not expecting Jenisch to move so quickly here which suggests to us that the gap between previous management's guidance and reality was far greater than we expected," Bernstein analyst Phil Roseberg said.
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But it could be problematic because it offers Mr. Putin a diplomatic victory and suggests to allies that United States-Russian relations are back to normal, said Brian McKeon, a former top Pentagon official.
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Time's Arrows Your father's affection for the work of Jared Diamond suggests to me that he might like two (very different) books that also apply rigorous, methodical thinking to a long view of history.
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Of course, it's ideal if your letter features airtight sentence structure and suggests to recipients that its subject has earned the admiration of someone with a sound knowledge of modern grammar and spelling conventions.
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So set your 2017 appointment calendar, he suggests, to devote five minutes every hour to physical activity, whether you walk up and down a staircase, along a corridor or just pace around your office.
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President Donald Trump's hostility to immigrants who are not high-cheekboned Slovenian models suggests to a large number of white Americans that he cares about them and will put their interests ahead of other people's.
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My results didn't change, which suggests to me the site is at least consistent in its algorithm, though I can't be certain Donald Trump and I are truly related unless I delve into my ancestry.
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That was very pretty with its unified rose color, but "Observatory of Light" suggests to me the gaudy costume of a court jester and has all the wan and paunchy platitudes I associate with arena rock.
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"The president's ping-pong on attitudes toward the FISA renewal suggests to me that he doesn't fully understand the issue, which is complicated even for experts to understand," former CIA chief John McLaughlin told The Post.
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Cohen, then the top lawyer at the Trump Organization, suggests to Trump in the recording that they buy the rights to McDougal's story after it had been purchased by the National Enquirer weeks before for $150,000.
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When Calvin praises a microbrew for its "cool packaging" or suggests to his devastated friend that he might consider a law-enforcement career, as a way to turn "grief into something positive," the tone is sincere.
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This suggests to me that social interactions, meant to enrich our lives, are nothing more than neurotic human domino chains in which we armor ourselves against suspected or inadvertent slights and in doing so slight others.
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"We had this very ugly new turn and just the degree to which the market has reacted just suggests to me that they are vulnerable right now," said John Hardy, Saxo Bank's head of FX strategy.
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The decrease in layering alerts "suggests to us that firms were able to use that information to track maybe what some customers were doing through them," Cook told reporters on the sidelines of the conference Wednesday.
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That support suggests to Tim Miller, a Republican strategist who worked on Jeb Bush's Republican primary bid and did not support Trump, that her donors aren't just Green Party loyalists, but "desperate and vulnerable" Democrats too.
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This kind of slow, meticulous drawing is rarely seen in art today; it requires the artist to intuitively follow what the line suggests, to repeat small, intense gestures without worrying about how it will add up.
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What this suggests to me is that the prevalence of CTs among conservatives is not a temporary phenomenon, tied to Obama's presidency (or Trump's candidacy), but the result of deeper, longer-term social and demographic trends.
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Frank suggests to Annalise and Bonnie (Liza Weil) that he kill the woman's child ("an eye for an eye," retribution for Annalise's baby), but Annalise tells him there will be "no more blood" on the group's hands.
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Indeed, all this suggests to me that if these criticisms are meant to seriously diagnose what's gone wrong with the administration — instead of simply being meant to shiv Priebus with whatever tools are at hand — they're misplaced.
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Rather, they're based entirely on theological analysis, even as the news format (present in The 700 Club but an even bigger part of Faith Nation) suggests to viewers that what they're getting is actual reporting, however slanted.
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While the moment is an important reminder to sexual assault survivors at home that they're not alone, it also suggests to viewers this type of sexual intimidation and violence is a constant, near-unavoidable danger for women.
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However, the peppery booze isn't for the faint of heart as the brand suggests to take it as a shot with an ice chaser – or pickle juice chaser or celery salt rim to help cut the burn.
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"Looking at long-term historical trajectory and patterns, the fact that he has not accomplished any of his signature ideas in the first six months suggests to me, historically, he's never going to do it," he said.
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"Fundamental and macro analysis suggests to us that the [financials] rally has just begun, with recent weakness providing a timely opportunity to add to positions," chief investment strategist Brian Belski wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Anyone wondering how to fight the Federal Communications Commission's ruinous decision should pay attention to that fact and to the organizing principle it suggests: To reinstate net neutrality, we need to listen to small businesses across America.
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"This suggests to us that the Fed's preferred core PCE price inflation rate will be running at 103 percent by the June report, if not sooner," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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In 2016, there were more than 310,000 graduates in the humanities and liberal arts in the U.S. That suggests to us that the humanities and liberal arts represent a vast pool of untapped leadership for U.S. corporations.
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At the end of the season (after she's been arrested herself), she starts talking as if the power went to her head way too fast, and suggests to Lexie (Grace Victoria Fox) that this is how it happens.
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His mind, deprived of stimuli from being away from his MMORPG for ten hours, runs through all the possible scenarios: The last possibility suggests to Ming that Avery isn't interested and that he has no chance with her.
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It suggests to me that Hillary Clinton was not investigated, let&aposs face it, she was not investigated even though she deleted emails, she was grossly negligent with her use of classified information, no investigation or little investigation.
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It's a move that, no matter Trump's intentions, suggests to members of the alt-right that the president supports their beliefs, and emboldens them to keep spreading those beliefs through the toxic discourse hiding behind seemingly frivolous memes.
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On the flip side, tech titans Netflix and Facebook are worth more than $10 million for each employee, a figure that suggests to analysts that wage increases will be less of a burden on the companies' bottom lines.
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An NYPD official suggests to TMZ ... it's wrong to play the race card in a case like this because the man in the road rage incident who called 911 -- claiming Desiigner pointed a gun at him -- is Hispanic.
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But such "balance" is really false equivalence: It suggests to viewers that there are two equally informed, reasonable sides to the climate debate—that whether humans are causing harmful climate change is a matter of opinion, not fact.
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"Atos' H1 release suggests to us a deteriorating underlying picture, particularly in North America, against hopes that by this time its organic growth trajectory should have been improving," said Ameet Patel, Senior Analyst for Northern Trust Capital Markets.
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Page to Screen Your affection for "The Devil's Candy" suggests to me that you might like "Monster," by John Gregory Dunne, another fascinating, detailed account of the making of a thorny, star-studded film adapted from a book.
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"What this suggests to me is that the psychological benefits that we get from feeling close and protected and connected to our partner, particularly at night, trumps even those objective consequences of sharing a bed," Dr. Troxel said.
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The homogeneity of teachers is probably one of the contributors, the research suggests, to the stubborn gender and race gaps in student achievement: Over all, girls outperform boys, and white students outperform those who are black and Hispanic.
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"Atos H1 release suggests to us a deteriorating underlying picture, particularly in North America, against hopes that by this time its organic growth trajectory should have been improving," said Ameet Patel, Senior Analyst for Northern Trust Capital Markets.
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And the fact that Cult casts her as a terrified woman who lets her fear turn her into a complicit part of multiple horrible systems suggests to me there's more to Cult than I'm giving it credit for.
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"A comparison of ICE data under the two administrations suggests to me that ICE could meet a cap of 16,500 ICE-arrested detainees without any possibility that felons or other serious criminals would have to be released," he said.
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And that's fine, especially if you're mixing them with real plants, as Remtema often suggests to clients who want large arrangements ("one fake plant is easy to pass but a grouping of seven would not be convincing," she says).
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That many of the fiscal and monetary tools have never been used to this extent and for this long suggests to me that there are other consequences that may be less apparent and may be years in their discovery.
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"The fact that the special counsel referred the allegations against Mr. Cohen back to the Justice Department and was referred to a U.S. attorney suggests to me that it is not intimately connected to the Russia probe," she said.
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That suggests to the archaeologists that the older children&aposs skulls were likely still fleshy when they were converted into helmets, since the helmets wouldn&apost otherwise have fit so tightly and remained that way over thousands of years.
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President Obama, er, slipped into hot water when The Atlantic reported that he frequently suggests to his staff that fear of terrorism is overblown, with Americans more likely to die from falls in tubs than from attacks by terrorists.
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Don't worry, everyone that comes in contact with Wynn thoroughly washes their hands before touching her Ryan suggests to help emergency room doctors, people should make sure they practice social distancing, wash their hands and take care of themselves.
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"If true, suggests to me that Apple has tremendous confidence that the U.S. and China will be able to solve their trade dispute and do so in the near-future," D.A. Davidson analyst Tom Forte said in an email.
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Pan, who four years ago successfully led an effort to get rid of personal and religious vaccine exemptions in his state, said he thought national leaders might take a different approach than what Gottlieb suggests to increase vaccination rates.
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The views there enraptured him, especially one to the west of his home that took in a range of the Catskill Mountains with an oddly nose-shaped peak that suggests to many people the proboscis of a sleeping giant.
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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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Beyond constrained, psychosomatic, surreal dream imagery and a general slippery machine ambiance, it suggests to me a certain exaggerated erotic desire that values the vulnerability of abused human flesh held in bondage to some imagined non-romantic post-biological reality.
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The service's primary draw is pricing transparency without the inherent biases some experience at brick-and-mortar used car lots: Everyone is offered the same price, which the company calculates based on past and current prices and suggests to sellers.
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So Frances suggests to her new employer that they let her "defer" her start date so that she works for free for six months while her divorce gets settled (in other words, so Robert has no access to her funds).
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As the title suggests, To Dig a Hole That Collapses Again is an analogy for the insatiable hunger of mechanization and industry, for the false promises of modernity, which we are collectively only beginning to realize fell short of its ideals.
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And that suggests to Grossmann that Democrats may have better luck tying Trump to historically unpopular GOP domestic policy programs — like tax cuts for the wealthy and reductions to domestic spending programs — that have helped Democrats get elected in the past.
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"When you look at facts like that, and the fact that there's no alternative, there's no third way here that's been proposed, it suggests to me that the substance is not the primary consideration here," Mr. de Blasio said on WNYC.
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"The terms of the agreement are below our target price [of $24 a share] and the average sell-side target, which suggests to us a reset lower for pricing of high-quality mall portfolios," RBC Capital Markets analyst Wes Golladay said.
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The research examined three uses of the revenue through 2030: As I said, all of these effects are relatively small, which suggests to me that macroeconomic effect should not be the deciding factor in how to design a carbon tax.
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What you observe in the diminutive works in "Longhand" at Theodore:Art is a meticulous approach to painting that might be compared, as the title suggests, to slow, personal methods of writing by hand, as opposed to banging away on a computer.
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"The biggest jump was in rural areas," Dr. Olfson said, "which suggests to me that the increases partly reflect doctors and patients falling back on medications when they have little access to other options," like talk therapy, massage or relaxation techniques.
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"Jan's presentation suggests to me that even under a best-case scenario, even if an independent candidate won a plurality of the electoral vote ... [getting] 53 Electoral votes would be extremely difficult," said Charlie Cook of the Cook Political Report.
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The decision set off a bipartisan, multireligious uproar that led to the swift enactment of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, requiring a "compelling justification" to "substantially burden religious exercise," and designed, as the law's title suggests, to overturn the court's decision.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: It suggests to me that the economy is in a good place and that the market sees an economy with stable inflation and growth that is solid and doesn't have any particular view right now about any change from that.
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Picasso's rendering of his sexual domination over women is done in terms of odalisque-like poses where the female form competes with limp fruit, something so cliché that it suggests to me that he may have been a self-centered "bad" lover.
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But the weight of the evidence suggests, to me, that voter ignorance is the norm and that relatively few voters have the kind of stable policy views you'd need to have to vote on the basis of candidates' issue statements and voting record.
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Larry Levitt, of the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation, reviewed the report for the AP and said it suggests to him the administration is trying to move on from the battle over the ACA, which Trump and Republicans in Congress failed to repeal.
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"The people who are being selected to go into important cabinet positions are responsible conservatives, and that suggests to me that the president-elect will govern as a responsible conservative," said Seth Cropsey, a former Defense official now at the Hudson Institute.
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For younger women who have an increased risk for breast cancer (due to a factor like family history), Dr. Bevers suggests to get in touch with your doctor, because you may need to start screening early, or have it done more frequently.
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"Maybe it's time to throw your white around," a Latino crew member suggests to Murphy when a shipper in Aspen makes the men use a porta-potty and won't provide lunch even though the nearest deli is 30 minutes down the valley.
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That is why I implore every American to read your founding documents," Khan suggests, "to become aware of the history the journey that this nation has traveled 231 years of this by remaining beacon of hope for the rest of the world.
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It suggests to America's partners that the United States is not a reliable ally and can't be trusted to have their best interests at heart — putting serious strains on the alliances that have been the bedrock of the international system for decades.
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The artists conflate Greek mythology and Arab identity politics (though there were no Arabs in Lebanon in ancient times, as their story suggests) to create a legend about the birth of Europe that starkly contrasts with the paranoid and xenophobic EU of today.
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"The reality is that the court declining to issue a stay suggests to me that they are not going to be in any hurry to expedite the petition," said Steve Vladeck, a national security lawyer and professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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" As for how one might incorporate "Greenery" into their own life, Eiseman suggests to the Times, "There's a Japanese concept called 'forest bathing,' which says that when you are feeling stressed, one of the best things to do is go walk in the forest.
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With the economic recovery from the oil price shock appearing to be widening, "What that suggests to us is that the interest rate cuts we put in place in 2015 have largely done their work," Governor Stephen Poloz said in an interview with CBC Radio.
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While Barry wraps himself into knots over his choices, Hank is coming to his realizations with less pain, and in that, suggests to the viewing audience that self-actualization does not always have to be the protracted, exhausting process we know it to be.
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But the lower overall prices make them much less exposed to health costs than both patients and employers inside the American system — which suggests to me that Americans have at least as much incentive as Singaporeans to try to use their power as consumers to cut costs.
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"Trump's behavior suggests to me that he is not only a lech (and likely worse) with women, but a man who needs to boast about it to other men," Adelle Waldman, whose first novel The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P skewered ostensibly feminist literary men, wrote me.
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He may or may not betray Cersei and join the ranks of the angels (and the weak, ineffectual "no" he gives her when she jumps him in this episode suggests to me that he won't), but the show has long been working toward making him more sympathetic.
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Jessica suggests to her fellow H.O. members (I do love that acronym) that they'll catch more flies with honey than vinegar, but Jessica herself isn't immune to extremes; her platform as class president repeatedly conflates athletes with rapists and talks of banning sports rather than teaching consent.
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"The still solid PMI suggests to us that there is no urgent need to move towards a more expansionary fiscal or monetary policy, and that the focus should remain on a gradual and orderly deleveraging to reduce financial risks," the analysts wrote in a note to clients.
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Vice president for financial advice strategy at Ameriprise Financial and financial planner Marcy Keckler says there are two things she suggests to anyone who wants to buy a house in five years: write down that goal and put your savings in accounts where that money can grow.
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Mr. Crowley declined, saying on Thursday that he felt accepting the nomination of the Working Families Party for another office elsewhere in the state was akin to election fraud, since it suggests to voters he is running for an office he has no intention to occupy.
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Meanwhile, the alternative for us store-a-phobes, Cyber Monday, has morphed into a four-day "Cyber Weekend," at least according to the folks at Yoox Net-a-Porter, which suggests to me that I am not alone in opting out of the in-person experience.
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That suggests to me that it is possible to have a pretty good track record of having a constitutionally controlled system where the laws can be enforced with a reasonable amount of surveillance without everybody being spied on all the time, which I don't favor, either.
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Their analysis of objects orbiting in the Kuiper Belt, a ring of frozen asteroids that circle beyond the orbit of Neptune (and of which Pluto is now regarded as the largest member), suggests to them that something about ten times as massive as Earth has distorted those orbits.
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Though the current 4.1 percent unemployment rate was "at or near or even below" estimates of the full employment rate, "we don't see any evidence of a decisive move up in wages ... Nothing in that suggests to me that wage inflation is at a point of acceleration," Powell testified.
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He says it suggests to him that a lot of structural reforms — increasing the number of primary care doctors, for example, or trying to reduce the amount of health care we use — won't make us look more like our peer countries since we already do in that regard.
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That not only suggests to would-be criminals that they can probably get away with a crime, but it also tells communities more broadly that if they want justice, they can't rely on the police — and maybe will have to take matters into their own, sometimes violent, ends.
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"The fact that Germany is down 20 percent, China is down 20 percent, and now the U.S. has joined the downturn ... that's what suggests to us that the global economy is in recession or on the verge of recession," Bruce Bittles, Baird & Co. chief investment strategist, told CNBC last week.
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Of the 82 painters included, Alex Katz and Lois Dodd are the oldest at 92, Matthew Wong the youngest at 35, a range indicating an admirable determination to peel back overlapping generational influences, while limiting the selected work, as the title word "now" suggests, to canvases completed in the new century.
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"That suggests to us that there is an unmet demand for abortion in those countries, because those women would not have been able to simply go to the healthcare system to exercise their reproductive options," says study co-author Abigail Aiken, a public affairs researcher at the University of Texas.
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But the idea that the brand's transformation is complete, as the news release suggests (to be specific, the statement characterized Mr. Slimane's stay as "a four-year mission, which has led to the complete repositioning of the brand"), and can simply be handed over to another designer, is a troubling one.
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Klee's "Bild aus dem Boudoir Image tirée du boudoir" (1922), for example, suggests to me the hybrid forms typical of Roberto Matta, Wifredo Lam, and Picasso's surreal period — which affected Klee greatly, as is evident from his "Guernica"-esque drawing "Urchs aus dem heroischen Zeitalter Urchs de l'époque héroïque" (1939).
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"A 60-day delay is relatively short to undertake the type of economic and legal analysis that they're contemplating, which suggests to me that this isn't just going to be a 60-day delay, It's likely going to be a string of delays," said Micah Hauptman, with the Consumer Federation of America.
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This bigger frame of the essay, as Dr. Garrow crafts it, suggests to the reader that maybe it's possible after all that this proponent of nonviolence, "looked on, laughed and offered advice" as a friend of his, a Baltimore minister, "forcibly raped" one of his parishioners in a Washington hotel room in 1964.
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Now, Game of Thrones never met a fantasy trope it couldn't delight in subverting, but this feels like a lot for the show to pile onto Jon at this late a date, which suggests to me that it's prepping us either for Jon to rule or for him to die in episode three.
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When Wilkie suggests to Davenport that Waters's assailants were probably not Klansmen because his uniform was not defiled — "They usually take the stripes and stuff off, before they lynch us" — it now comes across as a double-barreled insight, both a clue in the case and a tiny poem of fatalistic despair.
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For nearly a decade, the Brooklyn neighborhood of Prospect Heights was home to a sports bar called, in a bold bit of reverse psychology, Plan B. Into this once nondescript space has sprung the restaurant Maison Yaki, which endeavors, as its name suggests, to marry classic French dishes with Japanese ingredients and techniques.
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"The revelation the Saudi fund is subsequently asking Tesla for details of how the company would be taken private suggests to us that any deal is potentially far from even being formally proposed, which is different from our understanding on August 8 which was based on Mr. Musk's statement on Twitter," Brinkman said.
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Though the current U.S. unemployment rate of 4.1 percent was "at or near or even below" many estimates of the full employment rate, "we don't see any evidence of a decisive move up in wages ... Nothing in that suggests to me that wage inflation is at a point of acceleration," Powell told the Senate panel on Thursday.
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It suggests to me, two things: one, that we seem to have a harder time getting rid of objects because it's actually physically heavy to throw a book away and that feels strange but deleting something that's on your phone, these are the swiping processes we do on a daily basis so we're used to that.
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No, what all this suggests to me is the Clinton campaign's opposition research files have finally been opened, with the most damning pieces distributed to "anonymous" person for releases timed in such a way as to dominate the news cycle, set the narrative, and keep Trump on permanently defensive footing for the rest of the campaign.
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Is it possible, as Lenore Skenazy, an activist who runs a website called Free-Range Kids, suggests to Brooks, that we are more interested in policing mothers than in protecting children — that our idea of a good parent is someone "'who watches and manages and meddles and observes ceaselessly," even when the outcome this yields is no safer?
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I haven't done a comprehensive study of the topic, but I know of no survey evidence that shows that the difference between younger and older Democrats on substantive issues is anywhere near as large as the generation gap in support between Clinton and Sanders, which suggests to me that Sanders's fairly remarkable appeal among the young is based on more than just policy.
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At the time, though I was frustrated by June's choice to stay in Gilead, I thought she had to stay, because that's where the story was, but the skill with which the show depicts these tiny slices of Emily's life as she tries to reintegrate into modern society suggests to me that there's a ton of story to tell outside of Gilead, too.
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I have no inside information on this, but the complete absence of negatively slanted stories in the media about what's wrong with him, or how badly his performance has let his club down (he's gone from 7.6 WAR last year to 1.6 this year), suggests to me that those who are closest to the team either know or have a strong sense that something's up.
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While stocks appear to have priced in hope for a Trump stimulus this year, Zaccarelli says his expectations for progress on Trump's agenda in 26.6 has recently tumbled to 215.3/60 from 80/20 because he doesn't see Trump gaining enough support from a severely divided Republican party, which suggests to him that selling will be more opportune a few months down the road.
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Considering Apple knew how easily the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus would bend even before it launched, coupled with the fact the logic board was eventually stiffened with epoxy to prevent touch disease from happening, suggests to me that Apple was doing everything it could to avoid stating what now seems obvious: the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus designs were flawed because they lacked the required strength for normal everyday use.
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As the 10 All Stars gather backstage and the top two queens, Roxxxy Andrews and Tatianna, deliberate on whom to send home, the discussion quickly pivots from talk of strategy (as Tatianna suggests) to the fact that sending home a beloved queen — or one who might be a threat down the line — could have reverberations outside the show, with angry fans going after them on social media and beyond.
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Its dignified stoic firmness suggests to me that deep long-lasting love can take on the dimensions of sublime, cosmological immensity, as expressed by John Coltrane in his 19643 ecstatic masterful opus A Love Supreme, where the emotive concept slants towards the ancient Om. Given prime placement nearby is the splendid, sleek carving "Orestes and Pylades" (first century BCE) by Pasiteles, a Greek from Magna Graecia who became a Roman citizen active in Rome in the first century.
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