Realistically, it's not the same "the other way," because "the other way," in my experience at least, doesn't really exist.
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"I love going the other way, so anytime I drive the ball the other way, that's my game plan," Souza said.
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It goes was the other way, too – if we get a slowdown, which I don't expect, I'd have to calibrate the other way.
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And secondly that we will not look the other way — meaning there is no way to pay us off to look the other way.
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I am surprised that at that time the government looked the other way, the banks looked the other way, I do not know what the central bank was doing.
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" One anonymous pro-SESTA lobbyist explicitly embraced this slippery slope, telling The Hill, "There's a common theme here: You look the other way when it comes to sex trafficking, you look the other way when it comes to fake news, you look the other way when it comes to fake political advertisements.
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But Washington kept looking the other way – toward Beijing.
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I was the one who was going the other way.
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Would he supposedly turn around and go the other way?
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I think Garland sees it mostly the other way around.
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He works for the people, not the other way around.
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Meanwhile, its biggest rival, Box, is moving the other way.
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We live in her habitat, not the other way around.
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Is there any way to do this the other way?
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And the same thing is true on the other way.
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But I'd argue that it's actually the other way around.
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"It should be the other way around, but it's not."
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" Or the other way round: "Games will never make money.
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In Gilead, it's the other way around: Does Nick consent?
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Now, with projects like this, it's the other way around.
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Goods going the other way would face tariffs of 4.3%.
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He's lucky it didn't work out the other way around.
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But there is passion and focus running the other way.
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But his personalisation of politics cuts the other way too.
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In many other companies, it is the other way around.
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Constitutions exist to serve citizens, not the other way around.
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Rates had looked like they were heading the other way.
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"A yard the other way wouldn't have mattered," he said.
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And when I went the other way, I liked it.
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I'm going to go the other way with my life.
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"It's surprising it's not the other way around," said Sadowsky.
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But the number going the other way plunged by 99%.
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The earcups also fold the other way, but not fully.
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"Programming builds brands, not the other way around," Richman said.
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Politics drove science's golden age, not the other way around.
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The puzzles serve the story, not the other way around.
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But he stopped and turned around, drove the other way.
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When the election went the other way, I was deflated.
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Consumers give you your nickname, not the other way around.
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To do that versus the other way of doing it.
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"No, I actually see it the other way," Comey said.
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I hadn't realized that it was the other way around.
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Looking the other way, by contrast, comes with valuable spoils.
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Or, sorry, no — it's the other way round, isn't it?
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By definition, organizations serve us, not the other way around.
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The other way is more rigorous, but also more rewarding.
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Car parts, agricultural products and plastics go the other way.
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They were, in effect, obliged to look the other way.
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Democrats have boxed themselves in, not the other way around.
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But "Rise of Iron" goes too far the other way.
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But eventually, that career risk flips around the other way.
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In contrast, around 20163,000 voters have gone the other way.
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I think our bias should really go the other way.
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Why would they be inclined to err the other way?
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But they can change quickly back the other way, too.
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The United States simply chose to look the other way.
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But, of course, it goes the other way as well.
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The government works for us, not the other way around.
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He's betting that things will work the other way around.
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France eating ... We infect everything versus the other way around.
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They called him into being, not the other way around.
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But what if the data had broken the other way?
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It's just pure good luck it broke the other way.
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Two staffers come out, and I run the other way.
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Grid operators adjust to them, not the other way around.
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Republicans, who praised Trump's action, are going the other way.
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Law enforcement officials often participated or looked the other way.
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If you're not, they really capitalize going the other way.
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That happens much more often than the other way around.
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But his critics argue that it's the other way around.
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Farhad: At Microsoft, meanwhile, things are going the other way.
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The Astros defeated the Dodgers, not the other way around.
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And now it's going the other way a little bit.
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He was told to turn the other way, he said.
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There can be great profit in looking the other way.
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There can be great profit in looking the other way.
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Now, there are occasional examples that cut the other way.
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And of course, things work the other way around too.
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The cattle infected the bison, not the other way around.
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Decisions now are too often made the other way around.
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They can just turn around and look the other way.
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Sometimes the drive for innovation works the other way around.
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She ordered her employers' lives, not the other way around.
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Cause da 'Boys need Zeke, not the other way around.
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Boy bands breed solo artists, not the other way around.
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Centuries of frontier history began to flow the other way.
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The other way about lands one in confusions and impossibilities.
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Unbelievable shows the other way — one of belief and action.
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We're just hoping that the wind blows the other way.
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During the witch hunt years, it went the other way.
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"We just looked the other way," a former executive explains.
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And yet it is most likely the other way around.
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"I think you mean the other way around," Trump replied.
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When you stay behind it, it goes the other way.
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In the other way, I love Mr. and Mrs. Warmbier.
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DAVID CORDANI: WE ACTUALLY SEE IT THE OTHER WAY AROUND.
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But I know plenty who are moving the other way.
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"I just couldn't look the other way," Mr. Branover said.
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The other way to divide the electorate is by intensity.
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But the Kavanaugh hearings may cut the other way too.
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But Mr. Travers interpreted the proposed law the other way.
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I hope the other way around will happen this time.
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It was worth the trade, worth looking the other way.
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"Erdogan looking the other way as Trump moves to take Raqqa" with the Syrian Kurds, while Mr. Trump looks the other way, or even helps behind the scenes, as Mr. Erdogan strikes in Iraq.
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The other way stress affects appearance is more complicated and systemic.
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Planning laws have made Gujaratis rational, not the other way around.
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"See, and that's where it flips the other way," said Jones.
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"Current opinion" is usually a euphemism for "go the other way".
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"I would argue that it's the other way around," he says.
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The president decided to go the other way on that one.
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The other way you can get Zika is from sexual transmission.
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Support and funding should drive results, not the other way around.
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I looked the other way, and I could see blood everywhere.
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We&aposre just hoping that the wind blows the other way.
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LB: I think it was sort of the other way around.
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Better than going the other way, but we can't celebrate that.
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The tools should follow the content, not the other way around.
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Action should be necessitated by reflection, not the other way around.
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That's how the GOP captured Congress, not the other way around.
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A good chair adapts to you, not the other way around.
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But that's happened the other way around for quite some time.
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Has Mercer instrumentalized Bannon or is it the other way around?
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Many individual firms will still move the other way, towards shareholders.
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All of this, of course, works the other way around, too.
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That may sound reasonable, but the evidence points the other way.
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That's fine — it's been the other way around plenty of times.
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Missionaries and businessmen poured the other way across the Pacific Ocean.
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M.I.A.: And then we went the other way and we Brexited.
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If it was the other way around, you did daytime things.
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In Pittsburgh, the trail of bloodshed has run the other way.
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They should adapt to our environments, not the other way round.
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It's not just that economic reality is moving the other way.
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First comes the principle, then technology — not the other way around.
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The other way to break the stalemate would be another referendum.
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But in my opinion it could work the other way, too.
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However, there's also one notable change the other way, as Rep.
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That suggests that learning reduces fertility, not the other way round.
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And sometimes — most times — it's easier to look the other way.
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"It could have gone the other way so easily," Sevy said.
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Emma's mother, on the other hand, simply looked the other way.
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The police often look the other way, or arrest the victims.
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Get more people to vote your way than the other way.
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One would think that interpretation would work the other way around.
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One way it's a speaker, the other way it's a microphone.
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" The other way to look at it is to say, "Man!
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Make your clothes work for you, not the other way around.
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That should be as unacceptably retro as the other way around.
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In a very real sense, it is the other way round.
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Now Spotify listens to you instead of the other way around.
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Why then has Washington embraced it while looking the other way?
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THE INFLATION NUMBERS HAVE BEEN GOING THE OTHER WAY ON YOU.
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Negroes who persecuted the whites and not the other way around.
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But many of these arguments can be spun the other way.
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And yet, the company wants you to look the other way.
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So the GOP nominee could have just looked the other way.
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That's when I began sprinting the other way like a madman.
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Now that we use the sim, it's the other way around.
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And I don't think it can work the other way, either.
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"There's really no study that runs the other way," he said.
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But there was plenty of rhetoric that cut the other way.
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The other way to establish a special counsel is through Congress.
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Fuel is flowing the other way and more electricity is promised.
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The other way to poll House races is by individual district.
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Iman almost becomes a prop — usually it's the other way around.
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It has to work for you — not the other way around.
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The other way is to get a bill that he'll sign.
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It went from sixth to eighth, not the other way around.
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How many lives were lost while politicians looked the other way?
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I went the other way, to Bogotá, where I live now.
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And yet people were voting with their feet the other way.
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The other way, I would never be get the word out.
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The design informs the input, instead of the other way around.
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And there have been moments where I've felt the other way.
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But you could see how it could become the other way.
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It can easily scale the other way, too, according to Straubel.
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We've since abandoned forced assimilation and we're going the other way.
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The other way is to start adding things to your calendar.
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But it should be the other way; values should come first.
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Or maybe it was the other way around: Heflin led Vollie.
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I know time lives in me & not the other way around.
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Once upon a time it'd have been the other way around.
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Weber's calling BS and claims it was the other way around.
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But the new justice, Brett M. Kavanaugh, tipped the other way.
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Does grief exceed words, or is it the other way around?
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Smarter Living: "Precrastination" is like procrastination, but the other way around.
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Patients share their lives with us, not the other way around.
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The confidence that right makes might, not the other way around.
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By the way, during the recession this worked the other way.
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He points the other way, and Spain is playing keepaway again.
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The other way is what some call climate-proofing a portfolio.
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But what about those who would rather look the other way?
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Souffrant made FIRE fit her lifestyle, not the other way around.
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The party has moved toward him, not the other way around.
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"That's for when I go the other way," he said proudly.
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I'd hate for this to turn the other way on us.
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So it did work the other way around a little bit.
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In 2012, 2008 and 2004, it was the other way around.
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Always remember, we work for you, not the other way around.
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But some women say it should be the other way around.
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They requested ICC to come and not the other way round.
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Does life imitate art or is it the other way around?
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"We're walking toward them, not the other way around," she said.
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Everything about the place tells you to look the other way.
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But I can do it a lot faster the other way.
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In China, it's the other way around: Beijing, rather than the
|
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The other way is to book directly through American Express Entertainment.
|
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Yep. And package and sell, yeah, and go the other way.
|
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It goes the other way, too, but just not as often.
|
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We need to interrogate our tendencies to look the other way.
|
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When you jump over the other way it's like, be our guest!
|
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That love tells us what to do, not the other way around.
|
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With Web 3.0, he says, it will be the other way round.
|
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So gold lost to bitcoin and now it's going the other way.
|
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The other way into a painting, he told Ehrlich, is through color.
|
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In reality, it is the other way around - price drives social spending.
|
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Cheers erupted as lawmakers realised the vote had gone the other way.
|
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The Pentagon has denied soldiers were told to look the other way.
|
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After that 24-point swing, the pendulum resumed swinging the other way.
|
|
Who is abusing their power, and who is looking the other way?
|
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The chief executive commands the attorney general, not the other way around.
|
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Instead, they expressed their dismay after the ruling went the other way.
|
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If he had been looking the other way it wouldn't have worked.
|
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The other way to do this is to swipe your screen down.
|
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Most sharks are under threat from us, not the other way around.
|
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Several other countries have harsh laws, but often look the other way.
|
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Steve Jobs famously rebelled against this practice by going the other way.
|
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We built the business around our relationships, not the other way around.
|
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Danny comes in and throws it across the room the other way.
|
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"Suddenly he's turned completely the other way - he's Mr Cool," Edwards said.
|
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While his father was a conservative dresser, Goldstein went the other way.
|
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And the artist should wear the clothes, not the other way around.
|
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In the world as a whole, the trend is the other way.
|
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I think that pendulum is tilted too far in the other way.
|
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Obama looked the other way, never turning to the Israeli Prime Minister.
|
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Or if it's too hard the other way, that wouldn't work either.
|
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In the video it's the other way around which is really cool.
|
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It's trickier going the other way, when you're traveling west to east.
|
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But there's no reason that this synergy couldn't go the other way.
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She can look the other way, but Philip doesn't want her to.
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Look the other way, though, and there are plenty of potential pitfalls.
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The dial swings the other way when Ken Kratz reenters the picture.
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Only the phone can call the watch, not the other way around.
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A move the other way, no matter how small, could change that.
|
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Star Wars basically Jedi Mind-tricked us into looking the other way.
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It's His story and you're in it – not the other way around.
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It would seem to me now to be going the other way.
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In the 1990s, though, Russian scientists tried it the other way around.
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I got dumped after that, and it was the other way around.
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He's learned that the addiction chose her, not the other way around.
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Any potential gig should be paying you, not the other way around.
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The politicians essentially pick their constituents, instead of the other way around.
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The US, Egypt's main military supporter, has been looking the other way.
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Government exists to work for the people, not the other way around.
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Sometimes it works out the other way and you make a bogey.
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And now their attitude toward risk has gone completely the other way.
|
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Many Dutch people joined the Nazis; many more looked the other way.
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I'll have to try it the other way by moving some furniture.
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The result on May 23rd could easily have gone the other way.
|
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But actions create beliefs just as much as the other way around.
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OHRP is supposed to oversee NIH's work, not the other way around!
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JOHN CARLIN: Let me flip it the other way for a second.
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It is Shire that is acquiring Baxalta, not the other way around.
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That's day laborers, nannies, landscapers coming in, and the other way around.
|
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But if they can't be persuaded the other way, you move on.
|
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The cycle, of course, can just as easily run the other way.
|
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Some members of Congress, however, would prefer to look the other way.
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You never know what might happen while you're looking the other way.
|
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He said Gilad repeated that it had been the other way around.
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The GOP has largely looked the other way on all of these.
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It's the other way around, we will strengthen the fight against doping.
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Those of us who feel the other way, those numbers are increasing.
|
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One mistake and it can be five-on-three the other way.
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And they hit the ball the other way most of the time.
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" Or we'd get it from the other way, "Oh you're anti-American.
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In fact, they think it's high time he swings the other way.
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And don't forget you're there for them, not the other way around.
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"They're sweets," he says, retreating to the back, looking the other way.
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"Everyone always expects it to be the other way round," Carlos tuts.
|
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Ehhh, sorry, but we've got to look the other way on this.
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To claim there's only one way or the other way is untrue.
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MD: Where people serve the machines and not the other way around.
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It may also go the other way, of course, spurring economic growth.
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Maybe wings make the Super Bowl, and not the other way around.
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On the whole, Western governments and international donors looked the other way.
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K., do one like that, but turn the phone the other way.
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But I'm happy that it also could be the other way around.
|
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The Americans, he thought, needed China more than the other way around.
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I could see them looking the other way or changing the subject.
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It works the other way around, too, obviously, if that's any consolation.
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But occasionally some are born with shells that turn the other way.
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She made the masses come to her, not the other way around.
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Going back the other way, Forsberg launches a shot far too high.
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Judges had looked the other way and allowed other towns to leave.
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Of course, internet companies don't look the other way for all content.
|
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And now Democrats are suggesting they'll push the pendulum the other way.
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He is transitioning from female to male, not the other way around.
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But other Republicans were once again struggling to look the other way.
|
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Visiting musicians often adapt to Jazz Fest, not the other way around.
|
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"You're in my future, not the other way around," Martin's Doctor says.
|
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It was Pondexter who fouled Penny Taylor, not the other way around.
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If someone's doing something wrong, you have to look the other way.
|
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These trainings work around officers' busy schedules, not the other way around.
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Local officials cannot simply turn the other way when violations are discovered.
|
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A different example, the other way, is online video — Netflix and Amazon.
|
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"I can't just sit back and look the other way," she said.
|
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In other words, work follows Medicaid coverage, not the other way around.
|
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Who sold you on doing it — TRUMP: Me. THRUSH: — the other way?
|
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She seemed to be comforting them more than the other way around.
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Domestically, there was little to move the antipodean currencies the other way.
|
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The only way you're going to do it is the other way.
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The military works for the American people, not the other way around.
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Trois Mec is older than Petit Trois, not the other way around.
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Now, I get proposals from artists rather than the other way around!
|
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"I just informed him that we went the other way," he said.
|
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"I think monetary policy needs to go the other way," Cryan said.
|
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The other way is to cut taxes on corporations and the rich.
|
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Maybe the economic boom caused the surpluses, not the other way around.
|
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You also need to do a lot of looking the other way.
|
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But imagine a world in which that statistic leant the other way.
|
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"Zuberi never pursued Cohen it was the other way around," Rabinowitz said.
|
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If those factors go the other way, growth slows and employment falls.
|
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I like to go the other way and spread the praise and recognition.
|
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Did you build the track around the sample or the other way around?
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He will be an instrument of Trump's will, not the other way around.
|
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The other way to do that is to actually make your service different.
|
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Now, is it Google car helping Fiat Chrysler or the other way around?
|
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If I had just embraced it, would've been the other way to go.
|
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And I think that's understandable, but in fact it's the other way around.
|
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But some argue that the pendulum has swung too far the other way.
|
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Carmelo Anthony should bend to Westbrook's strengths and not the other way around.
|
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Because other countries need U.S. intelligence cooperation more than the other way round.
|
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Republicans used to feel more animosity towards Democrats than the other way around.
|
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They can also go the other way: a striking space, but lackluster cuisine.
|
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Becca is perturbed: "He should've went past me the other way," she says.
|
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I was the one who let him down, not the other way around.
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Do you think we'll ever see the pendulum swing back the other way?
|
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The video then goes the other way around, zooming in to a quark.
|
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Yet a week on, a more accurate reading is the other way around.
|
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The other way edtech can aid learning is by making schools more productive.
|
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But those involved in gathering and distributing aid often look the other way.
|
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The structure is meant to serve the people, not the other way around.
|
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Recall that the states formed the federal government, not the other way around.
|
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Mozart showed interest in music before taking lessons, not the other way around.
|
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America would look very different today if it had gone the other way.
|
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A cricket ball is smaller than a baseball, not the other way around.
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My betterment comes at the expense of yours, and the other way around.
|
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And then it gradually took over, and now it's the other way around.
|
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He stroked an RBI double the other way for the Yankees first run.
|
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What do you think's going to swing the pendulum the other way then?
|
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But they will bring the country closer together, not the other way around.
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But not inspiring if you've already lived your whole life the other way.
|
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And I learned, lastly, that it's so easy to look the other way.
|
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Large trade volumes may cause large GDP, rather than the other way around.
|
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Looking the other way when trust is broken only encourages more bad behavior.
|
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But I must say, it happens the other way a lot as well!
|
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And then if anything happens the other way, maybe we can say something.
|
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Humor leads to higher status, but it can work the other way, too.
|
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Have a good time, and we are going to look the other way.
|
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The U.S. Federal Reserve, however, is strolling the other way, having raised rates.
|
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"We see trouble, we turn around and walk the other way," Alex says.
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The humans are there to support his arc, not the other way around.
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Do you act like their employer or is it the other way around?
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We keep looking the other way because these guys are a frigging commodity.
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So what would actually happen if electors decided to go the other way?
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Modern urban libraries are often overused and underfunded, not the other way around.
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Why have we been turning our heads the other way for so long?
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Do musicians reach out to you, or is it the other way round?
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At dinner, it's Rachel who confesses her insecurities, not the other way around.
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And as for Wall Street, they are too one-sided the other way.
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Russia is even more dependent on German money than the other way around.
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The Moon should be richer in potassium-39, not the other way around.
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The other way in which he has expanded his repertoire is by composition.
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They will also remember the Republicans who did not look the other way.
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Even as working-class Catholics in those same states move the other way.
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But the reality is the other way around: His supporters are using him.
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"I think I may do better the other way," he told Time magazine.
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Some photos were taken in their home while Read faced the other way
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Or maybe they just hope to convince us to look the other way.
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" "It's not a purple state, but it's trending the other way right now.
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The idea was to play something that went the other way — a counterpoint.
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Economic forces, starting with low natural-gas prices, are shifting the other way.
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Congress makes laws, and agencies help enforce them, not the other way around.
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The Enquirer had a golden opportunity, and they completely looked the other way.
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And then not too many years later, it went totally the other way.
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They were trying to enter Macedonia from Greece, not the other way around.
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Our whole financial system is built the other way, on positive interest rates.
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The bureaucracy needs to work for the missions; not the other way around.
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Yet, since then, Republicans have ducked and dodged and looked the other way.
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If I had known it was Skrillex, I would've run the other way.
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Doesn't one way involve abiding by the rules while the other way doesn't?
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In the case of Golf Le Fleur however, it's the other way round.
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In the "Alice" system, machines controlled humans, rather than the other way around.
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The other way, I would never be able to get the word out.
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In that case, Republicans will have a hard time looking the other way.
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"It would be nice if it were the other way around," she said.
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But don't you think that it's just going the other way right now?
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The same operation happens in reverse for trains heading back the other way.
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The work set life in my control, and not the other way around.
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"We never thought that someone would go the other way," Ms. Reding said.
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That's why we have leverage over Saudi Arabia, not the other way around.
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Going the other way, thousands of years into the past, feels similarly motivated.
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It's not that trading doesn't benefit from underwriting, or the other way around.
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Either she had turned out different voters, or they voted the other way.
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But murder rates have begun to trend the other way in some cities.
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They just couldn't let this thing happen inside and look the other way.
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The other way to use CRISPR clinically is to use it in individuals.
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I'm hopeful too, but a lot of evidence still points the other way.
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"Congress created the SEC, not the other way around," the Republican congressman said.
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Yet amazingly, conservatives whom I have long respected somehow look the other way.
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But hypothetical general election matchups in the Texas poll point the other way.
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The other way is to apply for asylum directly to the Australian government.
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But I would never want to live the other way — without them — again.
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They gave me a chair, and I just turned it the other way.
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Our government should represent us and serve us, not the other way around.
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"I don't anticipate we're just going to look the other way," he said.
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"We did not seek Atlas's help, it's the other way round," he said.
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In fact, the cause-and-effect sequence may be the other way around.
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Last year Nasdaq snatched 18 listings from NYSE; six went the other way.
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Based on what Facebook has finally revealed, it looks the other way around.
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Most New York museums have looked the other way, but on Friday, Jan.
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But it looks more like Trump changed Mulvaney than the other way around.
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The government should have to prove you're guilty, not the other way around.
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"Our brain made our milk," Dr. Power said, "not the other way around."
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But the local communities saw a shiny object and looked the other way.
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The other way, some kind of social democracy calls, especially to younger voters.
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Are we real and the show is fake, or the other way around?
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Our political leadership has shown an amazing ability to look the other way.
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And there are eras, like the 1960s, when it's the other way around.
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Quietly, however, Congress often has gone the other way and handed out increases.
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When presented with evidence to the contrary, they sometimes look the other way.
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But Meharry officials stressed that they approached Juul, not the other way around.
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The quarterback often carries the passing game, not the other way around. Whoa.
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If CREW has standing here, Lujan would have come out the other way.
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Gross added that investors should "basically go the other way" by holding liquid cash.
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His argument was that land defined the business cycle, not the other way around.
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Speaking of support: It is supposed to drive results, not the other way around.
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If 5,000 people had changed their minds, it would have gone the other way.
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When those shots missed, they led to even better looks going the other way.
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It could go the other way and result in the removal of the quarantine.
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If you're that way, you don't see any value in being the other way.
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Usually, it is the other way around -- people adjust history to match their worldviews.
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How did Trump get elected, when all polls seemed to point the other way?
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Both sites allow men to seek multiple wives, but not the other way round.
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In groups where mutilation was rare, by contrast, it was the other way around.
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That said, your lifestyle should dictate your points strategy, not the other way around.
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In practice, under Mao, millions starved to death while officials looked the other way.
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The other way is by stonewalling or giving you the silent treatment, he says.
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Just as the Republicans become more Catholic, the church is moving the other way.
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It was a subtle attempt at preempting a presidential endorsement going the other way.
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Partly for economic reasons, more Mexicans return from America than go the other way.
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And Christine is like, 34 is actually the other way round, it's not enough.
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Let the people decide how to use your product, not the other way around.
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A swing the other way could see all seven seats fall to the Democrats.
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It would not be the EU leaving the UK, but the other way round.
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North, west, south, east, north, south, west, east, now back around the other way.
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People too often look the other way, but it's not always black and white.
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You can have strong feelings the other way — or have no feelings at all.
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"Dogs are responsible for humanizing us," Meen said, "rather than the other way around."
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The blurry distinction between natural and human-caused disasters also cuts the other way.
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The psychologist Carl Jung believed that ideas have people, not the other way around.
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She asked how the committee could be sure he won't look the other way.
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So today, Panasonic is tilting the scales the other way with the Lumix G53.
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However, if it went the other way, the dissenters would have been Fed governors.
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Use a pickup line and I'll hightail it the other way, a sweaty mess.
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His campaign rumbled and grumbled about him Usually, it works the other way around.
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But go too far the other way and they sound generic or too old.
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Instead the big trend is the other way around: public companies being taken private.
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But when you're a billionaire tech exec, life can work the other way round.
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The other way to look at it is on Amazon Most Wished For list.
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"For some people, it'll go one way, for some, the other way," he said.
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A couch that meets people where they are, rather than the other way around.
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Apparently, it's the other way around — at least when it comes to bike shorts.
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"There is a risk that the pendulum could swing the other way," said Tkachuk.
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However, if Mueller gambles on the subpoena and wins, everything goes the other way.
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In fact, humans are more likely to kill sharks than the other way around.
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The NFL will not look the other way when it comes to touchdown celebrations.
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They were the ones who approached the Trump campaign, not the other way around.
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"These children's fate could just have easily been sealed the other way," Gutman says.
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You are seeing restaurants downsize to food carts, instead of the other way around.
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Logan Paul is entirely dependent on her continued munificence, not the other way around.
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This time, America's new President, Donald Trump, says he won't look the other way.
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Alaskan voters flipped the other way, electing a Republican governor to succeed a Democrat.
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No objective person can suggest Democrats haven't looked the other way as inequality exploded.
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The other way he's being impacted is that Saturn is fucking up his shit.
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Tax codes need to be strictly enforced, with no one looking the other way.
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Then they fly home or jump aboard the next ship going the other way.
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But you can also go the other way, if your checkbook is deep enough.
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The pendulum can swing the other way, and a person can experience hypo-arousal.
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As the naysayers shake their heads, the Little Monsters blissfully look the other way.
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Instagram is known for constantly copping features from Snapchat, not the other way around.
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We've looked the other way on this legal immigration that's kinda overwhelmed the country?
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Maybe they should be giving Pruitt a speech, rather than the other way around.
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I bring all the whistling qualities into singing rather than the other way round.
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Today, more Mexican migrants, and Americans, move to Mexico than the other way around.
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Later, after Durant bricked a 3-point attempt, the Warriors raced the other way.
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We had a timeline and we drove the process instead of the other way.
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It's as far from now as [ pause for math ] 221 is the other way.
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"When people are sick around me, I run screaming the other way," she joked.
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So I turned around and walked the other way, through Coach Z.'s house.
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I walked into that darkness, half expecting to find Hal walking the other way.
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In Germany, politicians preferred to look the other way and thus tolerate blatant racism.
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"That's part of the reason that I may go the other way," he said.
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We know now that Murphy can see something vile and turn the other way.
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People pass one way, then walk back the other way, but not this woman.
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Investment is not, however, a consequence of savings, but rather the other way around.
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The other way to network is to do things in public, for the public.
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It long looked the other way as caliphate-bound ISIS rebels crossed its border.
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"You tell your brain what to do, not the other way around," he writes.
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Another might even claim that Zwerg attacked the mob, not the other way around.
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And liberal systems may converge toward authoritarian ones, rather than the other way round.
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How Selectively Looking the Other Way Can Decrease Behavioral Problems and Increase Parenting Satisfaction.
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Central banks are supposed to set policy for markets, not the other way around.
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But a different reading of the evidence suggests it was the other way around.
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We realized we were discovering culture through food and not the other way around.
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But now I'm striving to define the disease rather than the other way around.
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That's easier for him to fix than if it were the other way around.
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Our authorities should instead simply look the other way when it comes to marijuana.
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Americans understand that voters should pick their politicians and not the other way around.
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"That game could have easily gone the other way," Blues coach Mike Yeo said.
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In fact, I would see her bend over backward to go the other way.
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I don't know how we get back, the incentives are all the other way.
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His habit of looking the other way doesn't seem as craven to her anymore.
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Yeah, Young knows that move and throws punches when you look the other way.
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The great pendulum of Anne Hathaway hatred has begun to swing the other way.
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I don't think I could've done the last few recording sessions the other way.
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Biologically, there's an argument one way, but morally, there's an argument the other way.
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I'm hoping that the pendulum will swing back the other way with fake news.
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But I want to go the other way and say, we're all born nonbinary.
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But they have looked the other way for far too long on shameful imbalances.
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Mr. Torn's goes the other way: multidirectional, constantly adding conflict to already precarious situations.
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But history indicates that it will eventually shift the other way, writes Robert Shiller.
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The dollar went the other way on the Chinese yuan, dipping 0.4% to 6.8403 .
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An Egg ensemble is one that accommodates one's life, not the other way around.
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He finished the tweets asking his colleagues to no longer look the other way.
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"I wasn't pitching well enough to make a case the other way," he said.
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Biden himself arguably benefited from this way of thinking, albeit the other way around.
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Castro had forgotten or misheard what Biden said and not the other way around.
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Is he a threat to his hosts or is it the other way around?
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"The days of turning our head the other way are over," Mr. Homan said.
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In addition, China imports fewer cars to the U.S. than the other way around.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's childhood summer retreat, Lasata, is up the road the other way.
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When my battalion's ammunition and weapons began to disappear, I looked the other way.
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So the Republicans have the politics driving the substance, not the other way around.
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But for me it's the other way around: How would I do it without?
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He thinks in a very tribal way, in a 'me against the other' way.
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We could arrest and deport those people, or we could turn the other way.
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Managers, facing their own pressure to make numbers, looked the other way, he said.
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To me, you create unnecessary conflict when you do it the other way around.
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Now, if I said it the other way around, I'd be in big trouble.
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Companies don't hire if the economy is slowing down, companies go the other way.
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The United States sends far more dairy to Canada than the other way around.
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There are currently more U.S. businesses making acquisitions abroad versus the other way around.
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The story of Jamal Khashoggi's murder and how the world looked the other way.
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The police looked the other way, and Batista got a piece of the take.
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But he's got both fingers in his ears while he looks the other way.
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In Thailand, the army proposes and the king disposes, not the other way around.
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The other way to estimate the age of the fetus is through an ultrasound.
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But even paramount leaders are products of their societies, not the other way around.
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The dollar went the other way on the Chinese yuan, dipping 0.4% to 6.8403.
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You should also match your watch to your lifestyle, not the other way around.
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The other way is to cross into the US between ports of entry — i.e.
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So why are Republican lawmakers looking the other way when it comes to global warming?
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I practically ran the other way so I wouldn't have to be anywhere near him.
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"So perhaps the Americans intentionally looked the other way when China threw us this lifeline."
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Remote controls are usually smaller than the devices they control, not the other way around.
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None of which means we should look the other way when prominent women behave badly.
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It's time we made our devices work for us rather than the other way 'round.
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Had it been the other way around it might have been a different story. MB:
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Sometimes there are newspaper accounts but no statistical record, sometimes it's the other way around.
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Events created on macOS will then appear on Android, but not the other way around.
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Did he receive remuneration to look the other way when his partners broke the law?
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Or I would pencil it and she would ink it, or the other way around.
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And if you listen enough, you might begin to hear things the other way, too.
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In other words, the technology comes to the data, and not the other way around.
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Your laptop's USB-C charger will charge your phone, but not the other way around.
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Instead, it was the other way around: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin finally withdrew on Thursday.
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And there is evidence the pendulum may finally have begun to swing the other way.
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Britain has slowly but steadily ceded ground to the EU, not the other way round.
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That gives the national agencies which conduct tests a reason to look the other way.
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JOHN TAYLOR: Well, I think in terms of the Fed, it's the other way around.
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But some tech leaders are going the other way: urging businesses to start thinking small.
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The British may be softening their earlier hardness, but Brussels is going the other way.
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The other way of donate if you prefer is directly to our vets at Northcote.
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But is there a chance that things have since swung too far the other way?
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What do you think the country would've been like had things gone the other way?
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And for once, iOS is taking hints from macOS, instead of the other way around.
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Oil prices went the other way on worries the tariffs dispute would crimp world demand.
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It could yet go the other way as only 14 percent of the has reported.
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" He added: "But it's stupid to run the other way when you see a friend.
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Some in power were insulated from it; others appeared to willfully look the other way.
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You don't have to be afraid, and you don't have to look the other way.
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They taught us that the clothes must fit the body, not the other way around.
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I said, when I came out here, I said, nobody says it the other way.
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With some Trump projects, the benefits could flow the other way, from business to politics.
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The other way is finding ways to spend meaningful time and relationships in new places.
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"It's right to really look the other way for a few different reasons," said Newton.
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Netflix came to Hollywood and adopted its way of working, not the other way around.
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He&aposs a New Yorker, he loves it, and the Republicans look the other way.
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Legislators may choose their voters, rather than the other way around, and nobody will blink.
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Alas, each year brings more evidence that Mr Xi sees things the other way round.
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Sure the bathroom is free, but it should it not be the other way around?
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And it works the other way round, too — lots of people don't know the clothing.
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To succeed, edtech must be at the service of teaching, not the other way around.
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But he believes the law answers to the Communist Party, not the other way around.
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If she saw Luyendyk, however, she'd still totally turn around and walk the other way.
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At the time, the pound rallied in anticipation of the vote going the other way.
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Mr Mnuchin: Right, as soon as the president got elected they went the other way.
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If you're right, then it seems like technology possesses us, not the other way around.
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But how hard, hypothetically, would it have been to write the movie the other way?
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Therefore, when the market goes down, fear takes over and they run the other way.
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Importing data back the other way (on a new machine for example) is equally straightforward.
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A vote the other way would probably have led to Mr Temer's suspension from office.
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We can't afford to look the other way while science and truth are slowly eradicated.
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James Nondorf, dean of admissions, says students "define the application" — not the other way around.
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And President Trump has decided to be a disrupter and do it the other way.
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And even so, the sheep tend to wrangle Peter instead of the other way around.
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Now it seems that it's going the other way, there's a proliferation process taking place.
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Now it seems that it's going the other way; there's a proliferation process taking place.
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But the other way is you have to get up and get dressed every morning.
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Given the regulatory push, the trend ought to be going the other way, he added.
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But it can also be used the other way around — as in, a smart alarm.
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Supporting characters are designed to prop up the hero's story, not the other way around.
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Well, the other way is, I am limited to the talent that resides in Denmark.
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" She added that when "they saw me … they turned around and walked the other way.
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But, what happens if it goes the other way and left rallies around Secretary Clinton?
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With a fire raging in front of them, most people would drive the other way.
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Some converts say it's like that, but it's been the other way around for me.
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However, the minute the owner confronts you is (usually) when you run the other way.
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If anything it would be the other way round; the lyrics, the words come first.
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Whenever they think it's going one way, we'll make sure it goes the other way.
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In this case, the Russian lawyer came to Trump Jr., not the other way around.
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In terms of world-changing potential, though, things may well be the other way round.
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We go the other way, where we encourage them to go start their next company.
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Usually it was the other way around: present tense, the remembering the reality, past tense.
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This s—t been going on for years and people been looking the other way.
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I am more than familiar with the process, but usually it's the other way around.
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Women ordered beers and men cocktails, but they were always served the other way around.
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" And it works the other way too, where it's like "ah shit I need metal.
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But the increasing weight of the evidence pushes the other way, toward much less displacement.
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I want to find out what you're doing, but the dynamic shifts the other way.
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Unlike traditionally roasted breast meat, it's ready when you are, not the other way around.
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Still, Republicans would rather see the trend breaking the other way as the election nears.
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It is Ryan who invites the Republican Pretender to meet, not the other way around.
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But for me, this was a little bit of tipping the scale the other way.
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"Then the boy abruptly lets me go and runs away the other way," Adushkina said.
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The great religions and the wisest political philosophies have always counseled going the other way.
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Of course, it works the other way too – leverage amplifies losses when things go wrong.
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This president dictates how the administration and White House function, not the other way around.
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" Still, he said, "the funding should come following a plan, not the other way around.
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And then work is the last, but I was doing things the other way around.
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But on Wednesday, the yield curve inverted and it was the other way around. Why?
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I think he needs to know, Look, I know you can slide the other way.
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"The other way they work is serving as a reminder in the moment," said Roberto.
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Westworld's story has been shaped to serve the reveal rather than the other way around.
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I think that's the other way to do it, you go through the kids, right?
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But it even affects the people who aren't coming in from the other way around.
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At the time, Bork publicly declared that he would have come out the other way.
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Cases previously decided by a narrow 5-85033 conservative majority would go the other way.
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I won my first election by 312 votes — could have easily gone the other way.
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It is as if society exists to serve the market, not the other way around.
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Now we are witnessing a new generation of "American-Asians" going the other way. Why?
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But if they were five white young women, no one would look the other way.
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One subtracts the original purchase price from the selling price, not the other way around.
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The two men had attacked Mr. Martinez, not the other way around, the firefighter said.
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Is Ben Reilly a clone of Peter Parker or it is the other way around?
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You know, the other way of reading words and looking at pictures (meaning without WiFi).
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Does the BRO HUG come after the fist bump and not the other way around?
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But the manipulation of stress in "West Side Story" cuts the other way as well.
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The other way I tried to make the puzzle stand out was with the fill.
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T-Mobile will acquire its rival mobile-service provider Sprint, not the other way around.
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I always say they have to win me over rather than the other way around.
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For decades, Iran's hard-liners enforced the ban cruelly — and FIFA looked the other way.
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I want to tell her Quincy owes her an apology, not the other way around.
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Brexit, which Scots voted strongly against, could well tip the next vote the other way.
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Most of the time, for most people, S2 serves S13, not the other way around.
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Right now we have politicians picking out their voters rather than the other way around.
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His longtime allies, accused of looking the other way for decades, couldn't do that anymore.
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It would be full of human interaction aided by technology, not the other way around.
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Was this a theological fear that became a social one, or the other way around?
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Those odds are likely to swing back the other way as the season goes on.
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Sanders, who voted the other way, recalled listening to the claims of the Bush administration.
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If it had gone the other way, I would probably still be fuming about it.
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With Ms. Nixon as Regina and Ms. Linney as Birdie, or the other way around?
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It exists to remind presidents that they serve the public, not the other way around.
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To these candidates, private money comes from public sector action, not the other way around.
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We are the other way round in that aspect with the team the ultimate goal.
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But actually, people pose a much greater danger to sharks than the other way around.
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"We've been at this the other way an awfully long time and failed," he said.
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They know that their money is working for them, not the other way around.2.
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I said that was funny because I always thought it was the other way around.
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The false beliefs are not the basis of the attitudes; it's the other way round.
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But it's unsettling to think about how easily it could have gone the other way.
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The other way to look at it is that I never got my act together.
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In 2016, more players went to Mexico from the US than the other way around.
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Going the other way last week were two men in an old tan pickup truck.
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Had Mr. Baker been born first, the line would have been drawn the other way.
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So what would it mean, then, to go the other way — to go for broke?
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SB: I guess ... specifically women who've worked with Harvey Weinstein and looked the other way?
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Just as Darth Vader is Luke's father, and that could have gone the other way.
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But Chris Boswell decided to get fancy with a fake and go the other way.
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Plus, women are usually socially conditioned to reject men for sex, not the other way around.
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The day after the announcement, however, criticism from President Donald Trump sent shares the other way.
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But the other way you get there is you get invited to play at Tibet House.
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Hawk went on to say that the Olympics needed skateboarding more than the other way round.
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In fact, it's more likely the other way around, even if Trump himself doesn't know it.
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If Trump seems to look the other way on Russian transgressions, China gets no free pass.
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We stopped them and got the ball back and did the same thing the other way.
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John chronically believes the world is out to get him, and not the other way around.
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"Most people thought it would be the other way around, but on the contrary," he said.
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That's when Bob went one way, and the rest of us were going the other way.
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"I'm able to do things with my personality rather than the other way around," she says.
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"We're the ones that have been truly blessed to have her, not the other way around."
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"You have to change the world to fit it, not the other way around," she says.
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Word Lens can translate both Simplified and Traditional Chinese to English, or the other way around.
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You can convert Class A stock into Baby Berkshire shares, but not the other way around.
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In Magee's telling, Pfizer found success by doing less with more, not the other way around.
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As long as illegal entry remains a criminal offense, DHS will not look the other way.
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Had the court ruled the other way, governments would quickly have tightened EU visa law further.
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I won my first election by 312 votes — it could have easily gone the other way.
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It's about want, not need, and for a long time it was the other way around.
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Run the other way, and buy yourself an Instax Mini 23 instead, for the same price.
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"People look the other way and it starts to ferment until there's a scandal," she said.
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That my clothes are a reflection of my spirit and personality, not the other way around.
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That is a bad deal and an evil situation, and presidents have looked the other way.
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Now some of them are very well-known, popular posters who completely swing the other way.
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She said she offered the woman a hug, and the man immediately walked the other way.
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It's big on watching golf, NCAA regulations and looking the other way on Enron's accounting fraud.
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This is a book that holds you at an arm's length, not the other way around.
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Britain requested 278 arrests in other EU countries, while receiving 23,837 requests coming the other way.
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Some were complicit, she said, while others looked the other way out of fear of retribution.
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His tweets enraged Democrats, who responded vigorously, while Republicans often tried to look the other way.
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They also expect Northern Ireland's attorney general to appeal if the ruling goes the other way.
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The other way to look at this, of course, is from the perspective of sheer practicality.
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Whereas the other way around, it's, Give me money, and then I'll spend time with you.
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"The other way to look at it is that the rand-based platinum price has risen."
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But Mr Ryan left unsaid the other way in which his Speakership leaves him painfully alone.
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But now the modernisation that Europe first brought to Asia is racing back the other way.
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Well, it's worth remembering that social norms change before policy changes, not the other way around.
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Do you care more about the number of nutrients than speed or the other way around?
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But just as often, the arrow goes the other way — connecting local activity back to Trump.
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"The two solo home runs, we made the guys beat us the other way," Cole said.
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The whole time we were speaking he turned his chair around and looked the other way.
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The Mets charged hard the other way and chose to bet against the house, on pitching.
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This is the other way to approach the Christian appropriation of pagan fertility symbols, of course.
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I don't think so—by a long shot—but it's understandable to drift the other way.
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" He reiterated that in an email saying, "I terminated the relationship, NOT the other way around.
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"The toilet paper goes the other way!" she told me after she saw what I'd done.
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Okay, but what about going the other way: Could Daydream-ready phones also be Tango devices?
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What if this random Congolese name had in fact spawned Satoshi, not the other way around?
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I think this year you've seen more of Washington pushing Hollywood than the other way around.
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Be sure you use these perks to aid your budget, and not the other way around.
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In fact, she points out, in low-income families, support might be running the other way.
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The fear now is that the avalanche of digital information might push things the other way.
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Some turnovers, though, are just careless passes that lead to live-ball opportunities the other way.
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It should fit the complexity of human existence and civilisation, and not the other way round.
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The military is supposed to offer policy choices to the president, not the other way around.
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It is Hong Kong that seems to be learning from Taiwan, not the other way round.
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N.Y.C.F.C. is 4-3-4 and Portland is 3-6-3, not the other way around.
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He should be the one people are calling the cops on, not the other way around.
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It is our failure to adapt to veterans that's the problem, not the other way around.
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But because I don't do interviews and stuff and want to … He went the other way.
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Shouldn't it be harder to send our troops into danger and not the other way around?
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Japan's Nikkei went the other way as a firmer yen trimmed 0.4 percent off the index.
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"I think the inference cuts the other way," Roberts told Sarah Harrington, counsel for the driver.
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But it troubles me that progressives are so willing to look the other way on Sen.
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Arthur: No shock, but I would much prefer Supreme Court decisions that went the other way.
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That is, Grimm voters were far more likely to back Donovan than the other way around.
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They should be paying you for what they did to Roy, not the other way around.
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Let me say that again: Investment creates income and thus savings, not the other way around.
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The banks look the other way also, caring only about the revenue from their lending activity.
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The last likely race to go the other way was the 2010 Delaware US Senate race.
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The party didn't listen and, in fact, went the other way by nominating Trump in 2016.
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The overexposure to sex advice, rather than education, in public schools, cuts the other way, too.
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I want to see my phone behave more like my laptop, not the other way around.
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If only about half of these 19 go the other way, Republicans could conceivably maintain control.
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The other way we could learn more is if Nunes gets his information on the source.
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Why it matters: Usually it's the other way around, with industry slamming an Obama-era regulation.
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But as has been the case for months, the pendulum soon swung back the other way.
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It's been going the other way for Bush for so long things have to change, right?
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The account works the other way around, too, converting people I know IRL to clog friends.
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It's noteworthy if a NFL game is fun and exciting rather than the other way around.
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Shouldn't the fake accounts be the ones with posed shots and not the other way around?
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He had 30 in the UK and 23 in the US, not the other way around.
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In his testimony, Gulzow claimed the victim originally attacked him, rather than the other way around.
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The group of eight which eventually turns out to be 10, or the other way around.
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Usually it's the other way around, and as a parent, you're not getting paid for it.
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Why would the actress playing Patricia have to suit Hemsworth, rather than the other way around?
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It's not views of economic fundamentals that drives opinions on politics, but the other way around.
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I'm crossing my fingers that the success of the SE turns the hypetrain the other way.
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You can always move your savings into debt repayment, but you can't go the other way.
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The food was a fun accessory to the baby—or was it the other way around?
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I definitely want to be a musician that uses YouTube and not the other way around.
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And his fellow Republicans in Congress keep on enabling his behavior by looking the other way.
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So he struck him out on a two-seamer, a pitch that veers the other way.
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Steffen dived to his right, and the striker softly kicked the ball in the other way.
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Steele emphasized that the district attorney's office approached Constand in 2015, not the other way around.
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Relationships are to be made in person, supplemented by the internet, not the other way around.
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He said that when the impact occurred, he was passing Bra, not the other way around.
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There, coming the other way, was the man who had covered the tip at the Embers.
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He initially ran to the right before cutting back the other way and eluding one tackler.
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I think the other way around would make more sense, but I don't make the schedule.
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Letting politicians choose their voters instead of the other way around robs people of their voice.
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Twitter has kind of gone the other way, which is they're deeper into news than before.
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All of which advances a conclusion that health determines drinking rather than the other way around.
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Some get traction; most fade into the ether, buried by years of looking the other way.
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As long as illegal entry remains a criminal offense, D.H.S. will not look the other way.
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This is the domestic war zone now bedeviling the nation as Washington looks the other way.
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You can't stop gentrification, but sometimes you can fool it while it's looking the other way.
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Then Brazil breaks the other way with a 03-on-2 but it comes to nothing.
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Will the misdirected Håkan ford the Mississippi and pass Huck Finn lighting out the other way?
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"If they didn't know, they created this monster by looking the other way," Mr. Friedman said.
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"Even if you're standing and he's sitting, it feels the other way round," the director recalled.
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I like the sensor on the back, but some may prefer it the other way around.
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Based on how the brain reacts to learning languages, it might be the other way around.
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The government is supposed to protect us from the greedy capitalists, not the other way around.
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The other way to simplify your story is to accumulate enough evidence that your solution works.
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With all, the works are often made to fit the platform, not the other way around.
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Looking the other way is not the answer and actually could perpetuate and intensify the problem.
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It's a curious ritual—the demonstrators coming to the reporters, rather than the other way around.
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I've got to say, there are times I wish the election had gone the other way.
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She was at the right, with Ms. Caplan at the left — not the other way around.
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Presidents shape Supreme Courts, not the other way around, and it is Donald Trump's turn now.
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"Our island is getting negative publicity, tourists hear Samos and turn the other way," he said.
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"They made an adjustment on my changeup and started taking me the other way," he said.
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Rub it one way and it gets glossy; the other way, it goes a hue darker.
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She travels to Évian, France, from Lausanne, Switzerland, where she lives — not the other way around.
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"A spike in volatility caused the stock market plunge, not the other way around," said Tepper.
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In fact, it was a Chinese writer who first discovered Liu, not the other way around.
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It's three-on-three, one chance one way usually opens up another chance the other way.
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I think it was Jim to Hank, though it could have been the other way around.
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We have to get our country working for us again instead of the other way around.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Those turkeys should be pardoning him, by the way, not the other way around.
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He's about to roll and somehow he stops and fights his body back the other way.
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They see and recognize sexism even when the media and political class turn the other way.
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I felt that I needed to take care of her and not the other way around.
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I felt that I needed to take care of her and not the other way around.
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It's human nature to make the facts fit a narrative, rather than the other way around.
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The administration has suggested that it might look the other way if individuals don't buy insurance.
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The question now becomes whether or not the pendulum can swing too far the other way.
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The elder says he was the one who approached the students, not the other way around.
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Actually, Trump looks more excited to be in Reagan's presence, rather than the other way around.
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If a poll asks whether they're any good for her, rather than the other way around?
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"Society needs to adapt to the rules of Islam, not the other way round," said one professor.
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But the domestic stocks in the FTSE 250 headed the other way, dropping 95 points, or 0.5%.
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If they do it the other way around, the video will appear as a Memory on Snapchat.
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This final round of negotiations in the Senate proves they are willing to look the other way.
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Going the other way, Japan's Nikkei slipped 210 percent as the yen climbed on a retreating dollar.
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In regenerative braking, the car's rolling wheels push the electric motors instead of the other way around.
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"We blocked a shot, and then we had an odd-man rush the other way," said Sbisa.
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"We need to be selling innovations to the Chinese and not the other way around," Cammerer said.
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To understand the later states, you look at the earlier states and not the other way around.
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You're not my people,' I wipe my feet off at the door and go the other way.
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For years, when it came to biohacking, regulators and establishment science have mainly looked the other way.
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On Tuesday, I asked both Cassidy and Graham's offices why they didn't do this the other way.
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The protagonist of these videos, a man named Matt, has performed the song the other way, too.
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So I was just trying to take it the other way, not try to do too much.
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The other way to reduce the streaming load is to just cut down on what you're rendering.
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A Pentagon spokesman last year denied that telling soldiers to look the other way is official practice.
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They claim a big trade deficit makes Europe more dependent on Britain than the other way round.
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In other words, the music industry knows that it needs Apple more than the other way around.
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The study didn't establish that kitchen thinking caused more conflict; it could be the other way around.
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In its report, it contends essentially that the market failed E.T.F.s rather than the other way around.
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They reach that really unflattering point where your calf becomes your knee, or the other way around.
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And Afghanistan has become a source of instability in Pakistan as much as the other way around.
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And if you're already paying for Spotify Premium, sorry, the deal doesn't work the other way around.
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I don't want to gloat and say we've done better, because it could've gone the other way.
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Qualcomm says that these events happened the other way around, and that Apple demanded patent refunds first.
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And while their family and friends seemed willing to look the other way, the courts were not.
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If you ask me to watch a horror film, I'm probably going to run the other way.
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Cleaning up the streets means charging parlors a fee so that you'll look the other way, apparently.
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Often, the women of HR lack the power to do anything other than look the other way.
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I got to turn around and walk back the other way, you know exactly what I'm doing.
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The AHSAA acts as if the players exist for the AHSAA, and not the other way around.
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In the O. J. case, at last, and for once, American (in?)justice swung the other way.
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It could even go the other way, activating A/C an hour early because prices are low.
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Unlike most other commodities, physical demand is typically dictated by price, rather than the other way round.
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Of course, that's all going from the hardware to Apple's platform and not the other way around.
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The other way that some are reading the bike rack is, well, a little-bit CRAP-py.
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She shows how the difference is actually the result of our behavior, not the other way around.
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Evil things can flow from good deeds, Weber knew, just as much as the other way round.
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Japan In Japan, it's tradition for women to give men chocolates instead of the other way around.
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And men who dressed and acted like women faced mockery, more so than the other way round.
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You criticised the UN's peacekeeping operations for failing to stop atrocities ("Looking the other way", October 28th).
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If the verdict had gone the other way, it would have opened Pandora's Box for software developers.
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Muhammadu Buhari, the president, is expected to do the same if the result goes the other way.
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In other words, we can make roads safe for the cars instead of the other way around.
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Many of them save by aggregating transfers to net them out against payments going the other way.
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His bets have since gone the other way, losing some $15 billion in the last five years.
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I don&apost think they&aposre going to lose enough to tip the House the other way.
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Odom confirmed that by insisting that a Kardashian was his come up, not the other way around.
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The Mustangs forced 11 turnovers during the first 20 minutes, leading to 11 points the other way.
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As for extending the invitation the other way, do you think you will ever play the US?
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In fact, consumers ended up paying Wells Fargo more in arbitration awards than the other way around.
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It works the other way as well, where being associated with a gay Asian is seemingly taboo.
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CIRP has been tracking these metrics for years, and things used to be the other way around.
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Amsterdam grew more segregated until the late 2000s, but now seems to be going the other way.
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Had the vote gone the other way, the Greens would have left the coalition, the source said.
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Donald Trump has come to the court of the French ruler and not the other way around.
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Republicans might pretend to look the other way, but these ties to a foreign regime are disturbing.
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We're told BC's adamant she was the victim of an attack and not the other way around.
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Losses can flow the other way too, as corporate equity injections bind banks and companies closer together.
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Were it the other way round, Britain's election on Thursday would be even more difficult to call.
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No. 4: Those who look the other way Ari Kohen knows something about the cost of hate.
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Friends (who were often also musicians) would make videos for my soundtracks, sometimes the other way around.
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It wasn't the other way around; I didn't have this big ambition to open up a restaurant.
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I'd look the other way, squeezing my eyes shut, trying to sing a song in my head.
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No conclusive reasons can be found to exclude one or the other way of life as possible.
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One had a shattered thigh bone and two had a rotting jawbone, not the other way around.
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Were it the other way round, Britain's election this Thursday would be even more difficult to call.
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Then the bar was massively imbalanced and it went the other way and the 35 shot off.
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When Goody recoiled and stepped the other way, so did Girardi, and they bumped into each other.
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It is virtue signaling writ large, and further moves the needle in middle America the other way.
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China's science is growing in significance, but the indicators for U.S. science are going the other way.
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Still, the Cubs are an obsession of White Sox fans far more than the other way around.
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And let's not look the other way at Trump's rampant racism just because Omar is no hero.
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You walk one way and you're too aggressive, you walk the other way and you're too quiet.
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There's a reason this book is called Miles Morales: Spider-Man and not the other way around.
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His songs have always been an entry to his meticulously crafted persona, not the other way around.
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That's because for years, patients have been putting doctors in charge -- and not the other way around.
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But it was just a series of coincidences or accidents; it could have gone the other way.
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But because it's the other way around, there's this sense that somehow I'm not authoring the role.
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Did you start using Chemex because it's aesthetically similar to Breaking Bad or the other way around?
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My main differentiator, as a Peace Corps volunteer, is that I've tried it the other way around.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have been looking the other way for years as King spouts racist rhetoric.
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But, being a satanist, my inclination when something reaches the masses is to go the other way.
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A choice needs to be made – you become orthodox or you go the other way, more aggressively.
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But sometimes it is the other way around and I tug the visual cacophony toward a system.
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Since the Brexit vote, he has received more enquiries from people wanting to go the other way.
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I didn't come into the writing process loaded with a concept—it's definitely the other way around.
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Finally, DeRozan and Lowry were there to bail those guys out, instead of the other way around.
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Soon enough, the pendulum swings the other way, and it's time to backload Tom with incriminating traits.
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Was it when the country looked the other way as white supremacists lynched thousands of black people?
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I'd be running the other way from relationships after that, not trying to get back in one.
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Were it not for the dominance of Le'Veon Bell, the game might have gone the other way.
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Here, it was the other way around: The title came first, and the theme idea came second.
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Furthermore, McDermott believes Baluchi sought out Mohammad and asked to help, rather than the other way around.
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The other way is to accept the tie and divide the winner's prize as evenly as possible.
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"You can't just look the other way; that is one lesson we learned from history," she said.
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Now scientists have found genes that make some of them born with shells coiling the other way.
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But the people around her looked the other way, while demanding more of her, sober or not.
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Collins, while the Senate is looking the other way, Trump appears to have clearly broken the law.
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That correlation is valid, but backward: Health is a prerequisite to employment, not the other way around.
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None of this is to absolve the companies that mis-sold drugs or looked the other way.
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Or maybe I should put it the other way: I run in order to acquire a void.
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You have to wonder if New York democracy is failing the electorate, or the other way around.
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Of course, the United States and its allies also participate in cyber offensives aimed the other way.
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In December 2002, the skaters came for Deitch Projects, or maybe it was the other way around.
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You'd go in, gown up, treat patients, and then go out the other way and de-gown.
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It's got wings, but they're turned the other way, and they push the car into the ground.
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Brazilian officials who look the other way can make no claim to be battling corruption and impunity.
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Collins broke the other way, announcing that she will vote to admit additional evidence in the trial.
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Those characters are going to be supporting characters in new characters' journeys, versus the other way around.
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LARRY PINE If the election had gone the other way, this play would still be very relevant.
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A leak investigation would swing the pressure the other way, toward bottling up evidence of Russian interference.
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Once they've stepped out one way, they again rise onto point and step back the other way.
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Be prepared for an occasional turn of weather the other way, too, with a good, compact umbrella.
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I let the rhythm of our family life dictate my training schedule, not the other way around.
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And male justices, perhaps not surprisingly, interrupt female justices far more often than the other way around.
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After my deliciously healthy breakfast, I walked the other way up the street to a crystal shop.
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So think about what type of value you're offering them, as opposed to the other way around.
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"It's hard for police officers to look the other way if someone's going to consume," he said.
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Conservatism seeks to instill the humble thought that history moves us forward, not the other way around.
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Rescuers find it redemptive, frequently saying that their animal saved them, rather than the other way around.
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CORDANI: AGAIN, THE PROFIT INCENTIVES, IF YOU LOOK AT IT – LET'S FLIP IT AROUND THE OTHER WAY.
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Actually, it's best if the correspondents use it to call ny rather than the other way around.
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"The bulk of our business is companies coming to us, not the other way around," Oliva said.
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Meanwhile, employers will continue to quietly reap the benefits of immigrant labor while looking the other way.
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He would often say that he preferred to exhaust the press, rather than the other way around.
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It&aposs another way to make your money work for me and not the other way around.
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And you make sure that it's a relationship where you control it, not the other way around.
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Their old pool was smaller, faced the other way, and was more steps down from the house.
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The country's going the other way... It's a nice artifact, but why would anyone make this now?
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The plaintiffs have long said that the companies deliberately looked the other way at the improbable quantities.
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Even die-hard Trump partisans might recognize that the race could have come out the other way.
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The reality is that Venezuela depends on the United States far more than the other way around.
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In this instance, the music is in service of the image, rather than the other way around.
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The other way is called "cap and trade" — creating a market in emissions by imposing a maximum.
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He has basically looked the other way at Binge On and other zero-rating schemes so far.
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If anything, Trump's views go the other way: Comey didn't go far enough in besmirching Clinton's reputation.
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He likes to say that he prefers to exhaust the press, rather than the other way around.
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It's also possible — even likely — that it's happening the other way: Politicians are shaping the public's views.
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Congressional Republicans, who are more than happy to look the other way, put forth two basic arguments.
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I don't think the obits are changing the culture though, I think it's the other way around.
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To do this the other way around is a foolish global Russian roulette gamble on our survival.
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" As Lathan points out, colorblind casting has "been happening the other way around since the beginning of Hollywood.
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"So anybody who has a problem with that should just look the other way and get over it."
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Visiting West Palm Beach in 1985, Diana flirted with polo players while her husband looked the other way.
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In Facing The Other Way, it says that you had spoken to Bob Mould about producing this album.
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If you run into the Luke Ness Monster or Chad Bear in the wild, run the other way.
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Of course, you can take it the other way and show your ex how unending you disdain is.
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But on the other way, I think you can have a very tough draw from the very beginning.
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Once they start rolling it makes it that much more difficult to get things going the other way.
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"Obviously he wanted it to go the other way, so he is sad and frustrated," he tells PEOPLE.
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