This is surely not the result contemplated by those who drafted and ratified the Fifth Amendment, and surely not the result dictated by precepts of constitutional democracy.
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Surely not — certainly not those Americans of my acquaintance.
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And it's surely not obsolete — ask any photographer out there.
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Pai's days of shilling for telecoms are surely not over.
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What went in is surely not what will come out.
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But Weisberg and Zakin are surely not the only ones.
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Because this is surely not how he planned his Wednesday.
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Surely not in the tough surrounds of the Australian bush.
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This is surely not the last we've heard of this.
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I am surely not the first person to have called.
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If so, Williams was surely not disregarding the murder trial.
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Nancy Pelosi is surely not the leader of the future.
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His lady is surely not embarrassed to be with him.
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The Dodgers will surely not rush a player who hit .
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The court has spoken, but surely not the last word.
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Surely, not by giving it a name and taming it.
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And surely not someone whose personal involvement underlined the case.
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But Mr Trump's capacity to wrongfoot politicians is surely not exhausted.
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Trump is surely not the first to use it this way.
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He is surely not above attempted blackmail at an opportune time.
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For some, like U.S. President Donald Trump, that's surely not enough.
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The senator is surely not alone in her misperceptions about weed.
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Stalwart conservatives are surely not surprised by this latest McConnell betrayal.
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What they were saying was surprising: Murderer… Murderer… Murderer… Surely not.
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But Osaka is surely not expecting an easy ride against Svitolina.
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Portland wasn't supposed to be this good, and surely not right now.
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But Erdogan was surely not that high on Trump's Christmas card list?
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Some miscommunication had occurred and he was surely not blameless in it.
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Mr Sisi will surely not do anything so radical before the election.
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"MeCP2 duplication syndrome is surely not 'the' prototype of autism," she says.
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Surely not — that was too cynical even for corrupt and contented Philadelphia.
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Make your intentions clear, for you're surely not the only point collector.
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Democracy in Turkey is surely not perfect and can certainly be criticized.
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Surely not the rich kid who inherited a fortune from his daddy.
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Surely not every one of them would have declined to be interviewed.
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Surely not the physical reconquest of the territories that once were ours.
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And President Trump will surely not be shy about telling people that.
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This is surely not the kind of participation Katz had in mind.
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Surely not, but by which criteria do we determine a food's sandwich-hood?
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WhatsApp is surely not the first or only messaging system to encrypt communications.
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Mass pardoning of illegal immigrants is surely not what the founding fathers intended.
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"If Hungary did not anger the EU, Serbia will surely not," Nikolic said.
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Surely not all plant matter is using animal remains or waste as sustenance.
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The merits of the Fridays for Future movement will surely not be forgotten.
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These accounts were profitable for Wells Fargo, but surely not good for consumers.
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Dothraki, maybe, but not Dany herself — and surely not with one of her dragons.
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This will surely not be the last we hear of this back and forth.
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But, if it were to comply, those requests would surely not be far behind.
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Unless your watch is made of gold, it's almost surely not worth these prices.
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One neighbor packed his lawn mower, surely not an essential wherever he was heading.
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Surely not as Miss S. Williams, a name on the board seven times already.
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To the uninitiated, this might read as clutter, surely not as a wedding tableau.
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And he will surely not solve the unsolvable problem of terrorism in 90 days.
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Surely not... just look at this sweet (and definitely not creepy) rom-com reenactment.
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And surely not someone who has personal involvement in the events underlying the case.
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They&aposre surely not happy about that, but it&aposs better than their investment vaporizing.
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Transgender rights have become the newest, but surely not the last, frontier of cultural conflict.
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It is surely not the final word in the long battle to combat jet lag.
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Surely not—and yet he has been profiled in many major publications, sometimes even favorably.
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Surely, not simply to score a point in his never-ending battle for better ratings.
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But surely not the air conditioning unit-sized oscilloscope at the front of the picture?
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I'm surely not the only one imagining finger-picking out "The Entertainer" on dem bones.
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And yes, this EP is surely not the last step of this 4-hands dynamics.
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If not for the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, she would surely not be a tennis star.
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This is surely not the model the city's taxpayers want Mayor de Blasio to emulate!
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NOW, THIS ISN'T THE WORST OF MARKETS AND IT IS SURELY NOT THE BEST OF MARKETS.
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This was not the first attack on OCE, and it will surely not be the last.
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They would surely not have done the same for events in honour of Hitler or Stalin.
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With this result, Woodley retains his title—though surely not in the fashion he had hoped.
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These are basically physical problems which can be engineered and guarded against, although surely not perfectly.
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Surely not just to give Star Trek fans their first official canon sight of Klingon boobs.
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Over the stretch of this long but surely not last Twombly biography, it carries the day.
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Mirantis will keep the Docker Enterprise brand alive, though, which will surely not create any confusion.
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THERESA MAY'S private opinion of Donald Trump goes unrecorded, but she is surely not a natural fan.
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Mr López Obrador will surely not plunge Mexico into tyranny and destitution the way Chávez did Venezuela.
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There is no singular reason the bees are dying and neonicotinoids are surely not the sole cause.
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But those people are surely not part of the 10,000 that "need" Kalanick and his fatherly ways.
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If the Tokyo 2020 Olympics weren't over-budget already, this would surely not help their bottom line.
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"It's one of those things that I already know," he said, surely not for the first time.
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They're surely not tanking, or even in that stage where they'd be OK not making the playoffs.
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And browser competition was surely not on the top of the company's list during the browser wars.
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For one thing, the United States would surely not welcome seeing Gazprom involved in Israel's gas bonanza.
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The Teva X Ugg Sandal is surely not appropriate for your typical sandal-wearing destinations or weather.
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You know what's coming—it always comes, even though, you think, surely not again, not this time.
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The administration's initiative with Russia is driven by either hope or desperation, but surely not by experience.
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Maybe it's the idea of udder braised in milk that's new to me but surely not original.
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I'm surely not the only one to notice we employ metaphors to make sense of the news.
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Just when it looked like the planes could surely not disgorge any more paratroopers, more peeled out.
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The answer to your question is surely not the Republican Congress and certainly not the spineless Democrats.
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They are anxious, but given that Hamilton is both extremely woke and surely not fake, they say nothing.
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ASUS just announced the first — but surely not the last — combination router/Alexa smart speaker of the show.
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Similarly, the Offensive Behaviour and Threatening Communications at Football Act will surely not survive in its current form.
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"Climate change is almost surely not one of the most important causes of high suicide rates," he says.
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I say this knowing I'm probably not in the majority voice and this idea is surely not popular.
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This implication is surely not lost on Ryan: His party controls the House, Senate, and the Oval Office.
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So it was surely not expecting too much that he spend half an hour standing up to me.
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Needless to say, sustaining our newly christened trillion-dollar deficits will surely not improve our government's budgetary prospects.
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The unexamined life is surely not worth living, but the overexamined life — that's a different kind of hell.
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And the people who want to make this conservatory possible are surely not the worst in the world.
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Palling around with the North Koreans last week, then, was surely not Bolton's idea of a good time.
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Her performance was criminally underrated this season, but her performance on Friday's Comic-Con will surely not be overlooked.
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Surely not... When John asks if Jodie if she believes what Sean said, her response isn't in his favour.
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It's also surely not the favored policy of conservative and moderate Democrats, who have offered milder policy ideas lately.
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This will surely not be the last we see of players banding together to send a message to Trump.
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Surely not, but, having never given birth, broken any bones, or undergone serious surgery, how was I to know?
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Now is surely not the time for the U.S. to reverse its longstanding designation of Burma as a CPC.
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I said I had to run to a Wench meeting, and he was like... surely not the Homely Wenches?
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And it was surely not obvious that this process would be error-prone and would provide little intelligence value.
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Surely not even tomato's botanical status as a fruit could disqualify it from the title of Greatest Summer Vegetable.
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And it's also almost surely not an accident that this turning point coincided with the election of Ronald Reagan.
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One of the clearest places to see their work's impact, although surely not the most important, is professional sports.
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It is surely not always preferable for judges to be life-tenured; there certainly have been clinkers among them.
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The five that I am focused on are ethereum, NEO, ripple, stellar and last but surely not least, VeChain.
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Stray thoughts: Bryan from the Bronx is surely not going to let his new knowledge about Chuck framing Axe go.
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"And this is the place to land, because they're surely not going to land with what Pelosi's [doing]," he continued.
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The fracturing of the media world has produced many good things, but better discourse is surely not one of them.
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These sort of operations are surely not going away — in fact, they appear to be expanding in use and popularity.
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Durable materials and stylish designs would be a plus, but surely not what I was would base my choice on.
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Unlike that former cabinet secretary back in the '60s, a monthly mortgage payment is surely not a problem for them.
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WIMBLEDON, England — A three-year drought can surely not generate the same sort of anxiety as a 77-year drought.
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The most recent development in this row – and surely not the last – is Trump's contempt for the president's daily briefing.
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Looking at Abstract Expressionist art in a shrunken and grayscale reproduction is surely not my favorite way to experience it.
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This is surely not what most of Mr. Trump's working-class supporters imagined during the primary and general election campaigns.
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The consequences of such a development cannot be foreseen — but they will surely not redound to the benefit of Britain.
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It was a tricky time for anyone who loved Paul Simon, and surely not an easy time for Simon himself.
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It is your responsibility to bring it into the world slowly and surely, not through violence, hate speech, or willful destruction.
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She's surely not using this—one of the world's most expensive spirits—in the bourbon pickle juice, I ask, eyes wide?
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Might be a good idea to check out this explainer, because this is surely not the last you'll hear about this.
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And sure, they have very different hair hues, but that doesn't cancel out the throwback vibes that were surely not intentional.
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An acquisition by VMware would bring Pivotal's journey full circle, though this is surely not the journey the Pivotal team expected.
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The announcement was another skirmish, surely not the last, for control of the volcano's petrified lava slopes and the sky overhead.
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Ms. Gillibrand, Mr. Cuomo, Mr. Booker, Mr. Murphy and Mr. de Blasio will almost surely not all run for president simultaneously.
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This fact is surely not lost on demonstrators who object to a budget by calling for an end to the regime.
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The betting is that if he does, it won't amount to much, surely not the closing of any coal-fired plants.
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If God tolerated this system, the traditional Islamic scholars said, it was surely not for any human authority to abolish it.
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But Mr Woods's chances of winning the PGA Championship are surely not five times greater than Mr Casey's, as the markets suggest.
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Nevertheless, it is surely not the kind of start to 2016 that Chinese authorities were hoping to see from their financial markets.
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And anyone who has ever walked the street, in whole or part, knows that Broadway really never ends, surely not like that.
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Some Orthodox Jews in the community, who do not use phones on the Sabbath, would surely not know about it for hours.
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Surely not, but Dusty Baker, their new manager, said it was not his place to judge the ethical standards of his players.
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Surely, not all of these networks are equally useful but, if accessed correctly, some can have transformational effects on a company's prospects.
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Millennials are surely not the first generation to support their parents (Gen X is doing a lot of heavy lifting right now).
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I was surely not thinking about a writing career as I sat in that eighth grade classroom a day after my sister's burial.
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Surely not, for that would mean direct confrontation in the air with Russia and on the ground with Mr Assad's other ally, Iran.
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Hykes stresses that his departure shouldn't be seen as a dramatic event, but that's surely not how the community will react to this.
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It's surely not what "Option B" was meant to achieve, but the book has set her up as the company's No. 1 diplomat.
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Surely not that the primary driver of the conflict is "ancient hatreds" dating back to the schism in Islam in the seventh century.
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The chance is cleared but with the seven minutes of added time we just got, it's surely not the last one we'll see.
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It was also the latest — and surely not the last — dramatic turn in a career marked by both brilliant achievement and dubious judgment.
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I cannot speak for Thomas Mann, but I am surely not the only writer who finds distortion of my words a grave offense.
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Which is surely not how the U.S. Administration saw things panning out when it introduced aluminium tariffs to reinvigorate the domestic supply chain.
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Which is awesome, but I'm not doing a lot of video-editing on my phone, so I'm surely not comprehending the chip's true might.
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Every time Jax is accused of cheating on his girlfriend, I always think, No, surely not — he's learned his lesson from the time before.
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It is surely not to wave around no-deal threats, attack the European Commission and insist loudly on the indelibility of Britain's red lines.
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Niantic can be cruel, but they're surely not cruel enough to put it in the game for a week and then remove it forever.
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Surely not from the U.S., where the consumer has only been buying a lot of SUVs and expensive cars, but not many luxury goods.
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And while it's surely not the director's final movie, it's hard to imagine him paying a more impressive visit to gangland in the future.
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We feel the need to be very clear about this: Ted Cruz, the Republican senator from Texas, is almost surely not the Zodiac killer.
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The issue of campaign finance is surely not something on which scoring technically correct but wildly misleading points is helpful to the progressive cause.
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The latest, though surely not the last, in this list of threats is the prospect of political changes within America and its Jewish community.
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At my last meal, I had eaten a sprinkling of parsley on a piece of cod, but surely not enough to clog the works.
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"This was a damaging event to both our contributors and our company but it is surely not the end of our project," CoinDash said.
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Perfect films—Bicycle Thieves, Crimes and Misdemeanors, Safe, Short Cuts—are surely not easy to make, but perfect cultural moments are impossible to engineer.
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Surely not the 11% of Americans who, according to a 2015 Kaiser Family Foundation study, declared bankruptcy due at least in part to medical costs.
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Almost simultaneously, and surely not coincidentally, a court in Chechnya released another victim of the police's drug-planting tactics, Oyub Titiev, a human-rights campaigner.
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It's surely not a great sign when the broader world makes reasonable people yearn for the comforting presence of Adam Dunn, but here we are.
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"This may be the first case this court will hear regarding Hurricane Harvey disaster relief, but it is surely not the last," the complaint said.
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Did he make this comment at the end to satisfy inflation hawks at the Bundesbank, who are surely not happy to see negative interest rates?
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The president who prides himself on being unpredictable has fallen into a predictable pattern — one that's surely not going to fix the North Korea crisis.
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When the police came to our house in the middle of the night to arrest him for domestic battery, it was surely not his fault.
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Indeed, one might argue that the animal people were seeing was not really a true western lowland gorilla, surely not an ambassador for his species.
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While surely not a vote of confidence, administrative leave carries none of the condemnation of impeachment, none of the jail time associated with criminal conviction.
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Almost surely not, or they wouldn't have produced something that everyone, and I mean everyone, who knows anything about health care warns would cause chaos.
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After all, of all the faces in all the world that I could choose to see in my food, it would surely not be Bloomberg's.
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Warren Buffett has denounced the Senate bill as the "Relief for the Rich Act," and he's surely not the only billionaire who feels that way.
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Yet that's surely not the whole story, because Obamacare isn't the only social insurance program that does great good yet faces incessant right-wing attack.
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I'm surely not one to tell Nancy Pelosi what to do, but I think it's a real test for her, how she responds to this.
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And while this is surely not her last shot at winning another major, it's hard to imagine that she will have a better one again.
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That business has quickly become one of Amazon's most efficient operations and contributing segments to its profitability, something which has surely not gone unnoticed with Google.
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It was surely not a coincidence that one of Oppenheimer's highly mathematical children, Martin Kruskal, spent time studying the folding-up of spacetime inside black holes.
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Whatever shortcomings he has as a first baseman will surely not be as severe as those that had him misreading every other fly ball in left.
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If it does make its way into fast payments, the reason will surely not be the excellence of its expertise or the superiority of its product.
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Yet the lesson here, and in the novel's conclusion, is surely not that beauty and faith and love are illusory, or even that they are fleeting.
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All Rizin had to do was find a capable UFC exile or competent journeyman to welcome Fedor back into the fold—surely not a difficult task.
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I assumed that, surely, not having a menstrual cycle for over ten years must have done irreversible damage that I did not think could be fixed.
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It is surely not desirable, by any reasonable standard, to have over a million people share a falsified presidential endorsement of Mr. Trump by the pope.
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But without them, the prize money in the sport would surely not have risen as much or as fast as it has in the past decade.
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But as the iconic jet's eventual retirement draws closer, I am surely not the only 747 fan who's taking some very long flights down memory lane.
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"Death of Melody" might describe her acolytes, but it's surely not high-flying Lana, always on the verge of scatting, our great Norah Jones with cusses.
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Mr. Bloomberg's sudden reversal on strongly championing "stop and frisk" while mayor of New York will surely not be persuasive to many in communities of color.
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The irony that it was a Conservative-led government, under David Cameron, that passed this particular piece of legislation is surely not lost on Mr Johnson. ■
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Also factored in is the result of a public vote online, surely not a major component when Don Budge or Dick Button picked up the prize.
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The worldwide success of cappuccino is surely not just due to the ubiquity of Starbucks; people everywhere just love the smooth, foamy sound of that word.
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Beyond that, a reporter who really wants a news scoop will surely not blurt out the hot question in front of a roomful of media competitors.
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This rebuttal-rebuttal grumbles that if the evidence against Mr Page was so strong, the Democrats and the FBI would surely not have needed the Steele dossier.
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I'd have told him I forgave him, that I understood that whoever he was back then was surely not the person he was destined to remain forever.
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In 2019, with the most polarizing president of recent times in the Oval Office and the nation's divisions deeply entrenched, that pattern will surely not be broken.
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Surely not quarterbacks who have worked mostly from the pistol or the shotgun, such as Memphis's Paxton Lynch, expected to be one of the top passers picked.
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What cannot be gainsaid — though it is surely not the whole answer — is that he can achieve often glowing results from young musicians with, yes, shining eyes.
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"If the president doesn't want a minister on the job, he will take action – but we will surely not take action through the Parliament," Mr. Khpalwak said.
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Street Food, a five-minute walk from Fjordbyen along the water, is the first food hall of its kind in the city — but surely not the last.
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In fact, it's been a show of self-regard, delusion, and historical revisionism not seen outside of presidential campaigns, surely not something we've ever seen in sports.
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If the allegations are true, then the former New York attorney general is surely not the last faux-feminist man to be outed as a vicious misogynist.
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She also uses Perfect365, a makeup simulation app, though the artist's garish eye shadow and clownish blushes are surely not what its marketing team has in mind.
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The peasants of prerevolutionary France did not love their oppressor as we do; the earth's consumer billions will surely not lay down their appliances without a fight.
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There is a wealth of expertise in the State Department and other agencies, but their morale is surely not at its peak after recent cuts and turmoil.
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He pops up in this weird, random video, all suited up in what is surely not a cheap costume (not to mention a valuable piece of movie memorabilia).
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Surely not the ubiquitous personal transportation device it was intended to be, it is still used in office parks and malls across the country — hardly a total failure.
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When all is said and done, pulling out from Paris, Trump's mostly symbolic gesture to his base, will surely not be worth the undermining of America's international standing.
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But if there's a silver lining here, it's this: This is the most time I have ever spent thinking about Safelite, and I'm surely not the only one.
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For Murray to pull off the upset Sunday — against the odds, his own fatigue and the weight of Djokovic's head-to-head advantage — will surely not be easy.
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However, it frequently turned the dehumidifier on and off to maintain the 50 percent level, which was annoying and surely not good for the longevity of the dehumidifier.
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Meanwhile, liberals and some realists have made the good point that the purpose of the federal government is surely not to turn a profit like a private company.
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Haley's letter Tuesday stated only that she planned to return to the private sector and that she would "surely" not be a candidate for public office in 2020.
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"We are surely not alone in asking, as our hearts break, what kind of country are we creating where such violence has become so frequent?" the editorial said.
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Others think of them, at best, as a kind of meaningless soot — a residue of a life, perhaps, but surely not the most potent symbol of that life.
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While Congress could surely not use the authority in a way that would discriminate on the basis of race, there is no showing of any such discrimination here.
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Incoming Trump National Security Adviser Bolton will surely not want to play along with this diplomatic Kabuki dance, which is unlikely to roll back North Korea's nuclear program.
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Applying this logic to the ERISA provision, the plaintiffs argued that a plan that is not created by a church is "surely not" entitled to the ERISA exemption.
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Haley said in her resignation letter to Trump that she would "surely not be a candidate for any office in 2020" and would instead support his re-election bid.
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If it's not drama related to sex (and with this season's track record in mind, it's almost surely not), it could very well have to do with Demi's mom.
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But this will surely not extend to Mr Dagalo (who is widely known as Hemedti), a former camel-trader who amassed enormous power in Darfur in the early 2000s.
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Surely, not every athlete who visited the Barack Obama White House (or George W. Bush, for that matter) voted for the president, agreed with him, or even liked him.
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And last but surely not least is Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), the U.S. army pilot that Wonder Woman rescues after he crash lands on the shores of Paradise Island.
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She may tread softly on human-rights issues, though surely not as softly as her predecessor—her early promise to press for gay rights will displease many African members.
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We've learned this year that Obamacare will never be safe as long as Republicans are in power—Graham-Cassidy will surely not be the last attempt to repeal it.
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I expect to continue to speak out from time to time on important public policy matters, but I will surely not be a candidate for any office in 2020.
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"There is no great urgency for the Fed to act, and surely not by the half a percentage point move," said Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex.
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The Patriots even maintain a website called The Wells Report in Context, which picks apart the report's findings in minute detail, and which would surely not exist without Kraft's approval.
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The psychologist emerges from her session with Ziggy to confirm to Jane that her son is indeed a sweet and docile little boy who is almost surely not bullying anybody.
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She would be 30 years old and would have to start from scratch with no ranking, although she would surely not lack for wild cards even after a drug suspension.
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" If the order in question lay outside the powers afforded to the court by the Constitution, then the order was surely not "warranted by the principles and usages of law.
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That will surely not ease the tension building between Brazil and the United States regarding accusations that the American swimmer Ryan Lochte and teammates lied about being robbed at gunpoint.
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If you're not a health nut for the rest of the calendar year, you're surely not going to do a 180 and actually be able to stick with it now.
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The bottom line:I have the Chesney slippers in cinnamon, and they're a bit stained and surely not as bright as they were at first, but they're as comfortable as ever.
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Trans people are surely not the only ones who wonder how to close the gap between the people they feel they have to pretend to be and their authentic selves.
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It's surely not a good thing that Trump got rid of one of the most distinguished Federal Reserve chairs in history just before markets started to flash some warning signs.
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And even as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subway, scrambles to make urgent repairs to problems caused by years of neglect, it will surely not be the last.
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Hernández's success as a drawing card with Mexico is surely not lost on the Galaxy and M.L.S., which controls the Mexican team's marketing rights through a subsidiary, Soccer United Marketing.
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Hernández's success as a drawing card with Mexico is surely not lost on the Galaxy and M.L.S., which controls the Mexican team's marketing rights through a subsidiary, Soccer United Marketing.
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They exchanged wishes of good luck, Vieira said, and while Vieira's new post is much lower down the global soccer hierarchy, it was surely not the easiest job available to him.
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The show that electrified audiences on stage and screen, and had critics urging theatre-goers to mortgage their homes for tickets, will surely not be the same without its irrepressible star.
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Scandal creator Shonda Rhimes and the show's team of writers show are surely not running out of twists and turns, but Gladiators chimed in with a few ideas of their own.
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The native-born birthrate of Americans will surely not keep pace with the additional workers the U.S. will need to make up for the loss of those workers due to retirement.
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People might be willing to vote for a "wealthy New Yorker" if they like his or her politics, but surely not simply because he or she is a wealthy New Yorker.
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He is surely not the kind of person Trump was targeting when he placed a 90-day travel ban on citizens from seven countries, including Iran, out of fear of terrorism.
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Such cynicism is the greater danger to our democracy in the United States, and it will surely not be solved by a vote in Congress on whether to impeach Donald Trump.
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Without Leonard, the Raptors would surely not have been in a position to dethrone a Golden State team who were seeking a third consecutive championship and their fourth in five years.
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This changed political environment is surely not the only, or even the primary, reason why Trump has sought to calm things down after Iran struck back with a barrage of missiles.
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If the Grizzlies need Rosenthal's help down the road, which isn't hard to imagine given how small the league actually is, refusing to buy out Iguodala would surely not be forgotten.
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"I expect to continue to speak out from time to time on important public policy matters, but I will surely not be a candidate for any office in 2020," Haley wrote.
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When he ruminated aloud about staying at the White House forever, Trump was surely not launching a "Trump for life" campaign or announcing his intention to change or ignore the Constitution.
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" I'm surely not the only iOS lover who laughed out loud at that slide, instantly seeing the contrast with Apple's overly serious obsession with designing new colors and finishes like "jet black.
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He had a post-war tight-lipped approach towards sex, and would surely not have introduced a castaway as having been "very promiscuous" in her youth, as Sue Lawley did in 1997.
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Without a solid GPU, however, mining on Apple devices is surely not cost-efficient to begin with, so it usually only benefits those who are stealing the resources from other people's devices.
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A three-month-long publicly funded campaign in which one side foments anti-establishment and anti-politics sentiment is surely not the wisest idea at this febrile moment in our political history.
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Because using troops to disperse "illegal" miners in the wake of a mass-fatality accident is surely not the way to handle such an important component of the EV battery supply chain.
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Netanyahu called the inquiry "a witch hunt" and accused Mandelblit of being "weak," sounding (surely not by coincidence) just like Donald Trump on the subject of Jeff Sessions and the Russia investigation.
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Midway through the episode, we learn from a conversation Chuck has with his law partner, Howard Hamlin (Patrick Fabian), that the tape will surely not nail Jimmy in a court of law.
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While that is surely not raising the kind of questions that Snowden is trying to suggest he raised, neither does it seem to me that that email is a home run refutation.
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Vernoff examined some specific rebuttals and denials issued by Ratner through his attorney, starting with the defense that Ratner was surely not the only man on any given movie set hitting on women.
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Surely not, at least until the national legislation putting the agreement of 2014 into effect has actually been passed and tested before the Supreme Court, which is increasingly wary of crossing the president.
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Had a trader announced to the LME ring that he was a buyer of 5,000 tonnes of copper, he would surely not have been surprised to find all offers to sell mysteriously evaporate.
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An across the board opinion from our experts: Your wearable fitness device is almost surely not an astute measure of your sleep, at least in the detail that it claims it can provide.
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Surely not everything between 1917 and 1991 can be described as the result of the Cold War; that period, after all, includes the World War II alliance between the U.S. and the USSR.
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It's surely not an accident that these two principal targets are both women of color; there's a sense in which supposed concerns about extremism are just a cover for sexism and white nationalism.
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Conservative critics of the Met Gala are surely not astounded that the left refuses to take cultural offense on behalf of Catholicism, but they are upset about it, and eager to score points.
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That said, a complete newbie to the depredations of Webster's worldview would surely not be bored by Ms. Ryan's take-no-prisoners approach to a libidinous landscape that leaves scant room for survival.
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As a matter of politics, the Nobel Committee has managed to put the Trump administration, for once, on the right side of all the world's major powers — surely not what the Norwegians intended.
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And it is surely not a coincidence that Obama made this announcement the day after Trump knocked Rubio out of the presidential race and continued his steady march toward becoming the Republican nominee.
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Surely not every cinema in the era of silent movies had a pianist of the caliber of Mr. Porat, who plays with a magnificent sound and breadth of expression honed in the classical repertory.
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It was a striking, and surely not accidental, contrast to the Republican convention last week, in which appeals to the faithful were somewhat muted and Mr. Trump scarcely mentioned faith in his acceptance speech.
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"This statement by the Department of State, which will surely not be the only one, is a direct interference both in the election process and in the internal affairs of our state," she wrote.
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Tennis, one of the most international games, has surely not been immune, but there was ample evidence in 2016 that the game's power brokers were at least communicating more regularly — even weekly — about solutions.
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Managed by chain-smoking socialist Cesar Luis Menotti, and boasting a team of shaggy-haired 70s drifters marshaled by the legendary Mario Kempes, the Albiceleste were a good side—but surely not that good.
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For so long, the subject of abortion has been too controversial to bring up in mixed company, sometimes considered taboo to discuss among friends and family, and surely not one that private companies have addressed.
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He's now 03-3 inside the Octagon, and though he returns to the contender pool at a time when the division is more stacked than ever, he's surely not far from another crack at gold.
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In January, the company said it plans to create 100,000 new jobs in the U.S. by 2018 — an effort surely not lost on Trump, who traded barbs with Amazon boss Jeff Bezos during the campaign.
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HP's wide touchpad is quite pretty, though I'm inclined to say that it isn't the best I've used and surely not the best HP could have made (why doesn't anyone use Microsoft's new Precision drivers?).
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With Keenum surely not an answer beyond 2019, the Broncos appeared locked into using the 10th overall pick (or trading up from No. 10) on a quarterback in a draft class that has myriad questions.
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I'm surely not the only bookworm who has fantasized about working in a bookstore: The quiet, convivial atmosphere; the rows of spines with titles you have always meant to read; the enthusiastic conversations about books.
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"While the data [is] surely not going to come as a surprise, [it] may still shock and bring home the economic implications of what is happening," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes told clients on Thursday.
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But when Mr. Chappelle says some of the sexual assault victims speaking out are now experiencing "buyer's remorse," a particularly cruel turn of phrase, this is surely not the funniest thing he can think of.
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A shorter extension should not be difficult, if a solution seems imminent, because it would end just as the current European Parliament disbands, so Britons would almost surely not have to vote in European elections.
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The theory of the First Amendment is surely not that only one side of debate on public issues is worthy of protection, whether it is radical or not or comes from the right or left.
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But the difficulty is that even if we accept that such desires may be primordial (which is debatable), the language in which desire is expressed, and arguably in which it is felt, is surely not.
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And "The Godfather" (22013) famously featured a plot thread about a producer facing a death threat (conveyed via a horse's head in his bed), but that is surely not the dominant plot of the film.
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At this historic moment surely not one of us is too busy, too young, or too old to play a part in a nationwide, perchance a worldwide vigil of prayer as the great crusade sets forth.
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Mrs May's authoritative mien and middle-class roots, combined with Mr Timothy's instinct for working-class priorities, makes her party newly formidable, propelling it into landslide territory (an early election is surely not off the cards).
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But Argentina, no longer home to the world's best and most rugged defenders, gave Mbappé, Antoine Griezmann and Olivier Giroud more room to roam on Saturday, which was surely not part of the Argentine game plan.
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Justices Scalia and Rehnquist, hardly progressive and surely not shrinking violets, fully recognized, particularly in these instances, the role of the courts as uniquely different from the role of politicians, even the ones who appointed them.
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For example, if you needed some random numbers in your program, you are surely not going to implement your own random number generator because that would be a real pain and you would also fuck it up.
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Memories of that fateful April night were surely not far from their minds and one could only imagine the trauma they endured at the hands of their Boko Haram captors -- one of the world's deadliest terrorist groups.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's governors are less insulated from politics than in the past but recent policy decisions have surely not taken into account any political considerations, Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker said on Wednesday.
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Moreover, a domestic decrypt law is unlikely to have any impact on e2e encrypted services — such as Telegram — which are not based in the UK, and would therefore surely not consider themselves bound by UK legal jurisdiction.
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"This past week, the latest (though surely not last) revelations from Trump's past have caused many evangelical leaders to reconsider," Andy Crouch, the executive editor of the evangelical publication Christianity Today, wrote in an editorial published Monday.
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Now is surely not the time for Trump and his top cabinet officials (such as acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney) and proxies (Donald Trump Jr.) to claim that the coronavirus is being hyped by crazed Democrats.
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In addition to Lewndowski, the leading contenders for the next—and surely not the last—wave of White House employees includes Republican lobbyist David Urban [insert swamp joke] and Citizens United President David Bossie [insert another swamp joke].
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There can be no disputing that the special, called partly "Stephen Colbert's Live Election Night Democracy's Series Finale," was unique, but surely not in the way the politically liberal Mr. Colbert, his guests or his audience had expected.
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Surely not, you might think; don't proper scientific theories have to satisfy timeless criteria such as explaining all the phenomena the theories they displace are able to, being able to make testable predictions, being repeatable, and so on?
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And it's surely not this fine actor's fault if one feels an urge to change a late-in-the-play reference from "a little hectoring" to a more accurate "abiding preachiness," of which there is quite a lot.
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He's often held up as an example of someone accused of so many serious crimes and misdeeds that other accused men pale in comparison — maybe some people can be forgiven, the argument sometimes goes, but surely not Harvey Weinstein.
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"I'm very happy with the way I closed out this week, really had to keep on making birdies because Ollie was surely not backing down and there were a few other guys pushing me as well," Stenson told reporters.
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But Dorsey, the man who has allowed prominent alt-right figures to voice their views on his platform unchecked, was surely not going to stridently defend the downranking of conservative viewpoints, so anyone hoping for that was equally disappointed.
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I am surely not the first to speculate that the jet's distinctive hump (fashioned to facilitate cargo-loading in a future that many expected to be dominated by supersonic passenger jets) suggests the graceful head of an avian archetype.
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"Though the offer of TES will not be made via auction, but through public entities, the reaction of the market will surely not be favorable, because in any case it means a larger offer of this paper," the note said.
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The CSU's war of attrition against the chancellor, driven partly by personal animus and partly by panic about the rise of the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party ahead of state elections in Bavaria in October, is surely not over.
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"This is not the first incident exposing the escalating racial tensions at the University of Maryland, and if the administration does not extend their actions beyond 'dialogue', it will surely not be the last," the group wrote in a statement Monday.
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This was the first time the young artist had worked in wood, and it's surely not a coincidence that in 1958 he began constructing his own house on an acre of land that Ford had given him to live on.
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Throughout this period of albums the group found it difficult to craft simple lyrical mantras and the kind of musical bliss that simply forced people to move—surely not helped by the fact that the mainstream excitement for disco was dead.
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And Saudi leaders have surely not forgotten what happened to the shah of Iran when he was accused of implementing an America agenda: Clerics used the charge to inflame the people against him and he was deposed in a revolution.
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This device is surely not about deconstructing the artifice of painting — Amenoff is a true believer in the medium — but it allows a reading of the painting in which the stark geometry of the canvas itself recedes in visual significance.
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It was surely not the expectation of the tens of thousands of Peruvian fans who brought their banners, their inflatable llamas and their seemingly unsinkable enthusiasm to Russia to cheer on their team in its first World Cup appearance since 1982.
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While Trump's criticism of Rapinoe led to statements of solidarity from some of her team mates — it will surely not be lost on the French that their opponents are discussing their celebration plans just hours before a World Cup quarter-final.
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Surely not the sort of thing the fans who scraped together ~$45,000 want to hear — and perhaps a bit of sour grapes for a device that generated some buzz, but failed to hit its target in a sea of foldable and 5G phones.
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It's great that she told him how exceptional she is and that he's going to miss out on all that because she found a family who wants her, but this is surely not going to be the last we've seen of him.
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"No place of work — surely not the prime minister's office — can afford a manager who spends most of his time consulting with his attorneys," said Gilad Erdan, then a Knesset member who is now minister of public security in the Netanyahu government.
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"He will surely not be apologizing for the many lies he told American voters: how he promised to defend the interests of working people, but then sold them out to Wall Street and the billionaire class," Sanders said in the note to supporters.
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As far as I can tell, Gordon Sondland, who is ambassador to the European Union — but surely not for long — was the first political appointee, as opposed to professional civil servant, to attest to the Trump administration's abuse of power in Ukraine.
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Appearing on FS1's Undisputed yesterday, Cube was asked if he'd be willing to move his game for "small compensation," and the rapper, no fool and no stranger to making money and surely not blind to the benefits of a little unexpected publicity, was enthusiastic.
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In a move that's surely not connected to current events in any way whatsoever, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that it will hold a teaching session for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other health professionals on the public health response to nuclear war.
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With this result, Woodley hung onto the welterweight title (though surely not in the fashion he'd hoped), Thompson returned to his South Carolina home with nothing but a paycheck and some bruises, and the question of who the best welterweight on earth really was remained unanswered.
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A land as tea-sippingly cautious as this, I decided as I toured Remain and Leave events in places that would all go on to vote Out, would surely not do something so rash as to quit the EU. My call was wrong for two main reasons.
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But if Styles' first step towards an EGOT doesn't quite pan out, just know that this is surely not the last you've heard of the film itself, which dazzles, or Hardy's heroic turtleneck-wearing character, which I could talk about till I turn blue in the face.
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Not for the first time, and surely not for the last, the thought occurred that the European fashion shows, with their ritual peregrinations from palace to palace, were not so different from the French court, which took its pomp and circumstance on the road at regular intervals.
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But for all the biography in it, this play is an awkward amalgam of hastily sketched history, which will read clearly only to those who already know it, and stories told in detail to characters who would surely not be hearing them for the first time.
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Senator Warren's desire to use the criminal justice system against a president the Democrats find objectionable is shortsighted: Given our polarized times, if she were to succeed, it would surely not be long before we would see efforts to use the same tool against a Democratic president.
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" Last month, Radio Free Europe (RFE) — surely not an arm of the Kremlin — reported 20,000 marchers carrying torches in honor of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, which, according to RFE, "carried out vicious acts of ethnic cleansing in which tens of thousands of ethnic Poles in the region were killed.
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Nor are Israel's practices, as Alexander assesses, "reminiscent of apartheid in South Africa and Jim Crow segregation in the United States," surely not when Arabs serve on the Israeli Supreme Court and can live, work and eat anywhere they choose, vote freely in elections and are represented in parliament.
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Name a team that Jordan and the Bulls beat in the league finals — surely not the Kareem-less Los Angeles Lakers in 1991 — as good as the 73-win Warriors of last season and the (eventual) five-time champion San Antonio Spurs, vanquished by James, then with Miami, in 2013.
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"It's been my greatest honor to lead the team with Marc [Benioff] that has more than quadrupled Salesforce from $4 billion of revenue when I joined in 2013 to over $17 billion last year," said Block in a canned statement that was surely not written by the Salesforce PR team.
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There's still a visible blurriness between whose tweets we're precisely reading—the brand or the people behind the brand—and this is surely not the last time, intentional or not, a sugary drink will commodify our sadness, or we'll jump to conclusions about the emotions of the people running a certain account.
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In his latest indie art piece, Song To Song (previously Weightless), we are given a plot line that has hints of La La Land (it has Gosling and involves a piano) and Closer (it has Natalie Portman and wigs), but will surely not pan out to be similar to either, knowing Terrence Malik.
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The algorithms that trade huge amounts of stock every minute do so in part based on their ability to detect when social opinion is turning on a company, and the soon-to-be president of the United States blasting any company on television is surely not a good sign for that company's stock.
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This bar is a comfortable place with foodie pretensions, and in Kate Benson's savory, skewering comedy "[Porto]," it's where the brainy, funny, lonely heroine goes for a little company — once she's talked herself, surely not for the first time, into believing that it's O.K. for a woman to get a drink by herself.
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"Immigration is surely not a theme that scares me," said Mr. Salvini in an interview in his Senate office, surrounded by the law enforcement shirts he often dressed up in, dozens of cross necklaces dangling in a row like Mardi Gras beads and assorted gifts that he receives on the campaign trail.
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Most agree the event will break all attendance and revenue records for the World Cup, a fact that will surely not be lost on FIFA and its 211 member associations, many of whom get most of their revenue from payouts related to soccer's quadrennial showcase event, whether they qualify to play in it or not.
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The point is surely not that neoliberalism is wrong about everything: It makes sense to seek to avoid hyperinflation, for example, and it is reasonable to note that price fluctuations in market economies provide information to consumers and business owners about how to behave—if apples become scarce, and their price goes up, consumers can substitute, say, cheaper oranges.
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It's true that women occupy fewer positions of senior leadership and power in the workplace, and changing this ratio toward greater gender parity is the understandable goal of many women -- and one that President Trump lauded in his State Of The Union this year -- but reinforcing misinformation among ourselves is surely not a strategically sound way to advance.
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It's surely not what anyone involved intended, but looking back at this game from where we all are now, we might as well say it: the NBA is more like NBA Jam than it has ever been, and give or take the last inexorable and bummerish postseason, it's hard to say that we're not all richer for it.
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Surely not the America that was stolen from indigenous peoples, that was built by slaves, that interned the Japanese, that has the highest maternal death rate in the developed world, that acquitted George Zimmerman, that has had one black president, zero female presidents, zero Jewish or Muslim presidents, and zero openly gay or trans presidents in its 241-year history.
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It's the state with the mermaids, the state where you have to drive north to get to the South, and I'm surely not the first to notice that it's either the point of origin or the long-term home of several of our most original short story writers: Lauren Groff of Gainesville, Laura van den Berg of Orlando, Kelly Link and Karen Russell of Miami.
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In the context of an example, the plaintiffs argued that, if "a statute provides free insurance to a 'person who is disabled and a veteran,' and an amendment then states that 'a person who is disabled and a veteran includes a person who served in the National Guard," then "a non-disabled member of the National Guard" would "surely not" be entitled to the insurance benefit.
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To the Editor: By putting the Trump International Hotel in Washington on the market while he is still in the White House, President Trump will avoid losing money because if he waits any longer and gets impeached (and perhaps removed from office) or surely not re-elected, the hotel will become a negative asset without all the politicians, diplomats and foreign government officials who stay there just to please and enrich this president.
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In this case this meant saying, well, there was always a reasonable case for firing Comey over his handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation, the president was just following his deputy attorney general's advice, and anyway it would be simply nuts to fire someone out of pique while they were investigating your campaign's ties to a foreign power, because that would just bring more attention to the investigation, so surely not even Trump would be that crazy, right?
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Fiery Affront, Back in 1814, but You Can't Blame Canada" (news article, June 7), about the report of President Trump's mistaken suggestion that Canada burned down the White House two centuries ago: It was good of you to supply readers with a brief refresher course about the War of 1812, as Mr. Trump is surely not the only American to be a tad fuzzy about the details — or even, let's be honest, the basics.
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I had never seen Ali in person, but geez he was beautiful, big and limber and smiling, and it didn't look like he had much else to do but walk down State Street, collecting black people and white people and brown people and young people and old people, surely not everybody in America, for he was a draft dodger and a Muslim and whatever else you wanted to call him, but he was the champion of State Street that day, the once and future champ.
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In terms of policy, Northam promoted a moderate platform that centered on an alternative agenda for Virginia and surely not the same brand of liberal progressive politics as that promoted by Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE and Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE.
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