In fact, it's not rare that the whole story changes entirely once the whole story is known.
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I think it does it pretty well, but it doesn't give away the whole story – the comic book isn't the whole story of the album.
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She summed up the whole story in one simple phrase.
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But first, Facebook has to tell us the whole story.
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Even a pic might not be telling the whole story….
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Often, a particular incident doesn't tell you the whole story.
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To read the whole story from NBC News, click here.
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Hash tags can't always tell the whole story, can they?
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A better unemployment rate doesn't tell the whole story though.
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Even so, the statistics above don't tell the whole story.
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The video, the attorney, contended, didn't tell the whole story.
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Once in a while, specs don't tell the whole story.
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Direct government censorship requests don't tell the whole story though.
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And I think that's sometimes lost in the whole story.
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"I want to tell you the whole story," Romero said.
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New research suggests this may not tell the whole story.
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The original Instagram icon But that's not the whole story.
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I thought I wasnt getting the whole story, Horn said.
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The whole story is here, but the gist is this.
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I remind myself that he doesn't know the whole story.
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"I thought I wasn't getting the whole story," Horn said.
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So the efficiency gap does not tell the whole story.
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The whole story I think is yet to come out.
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Weekly Active users, though, do not tell the whole story.
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Yet the shift in rhetoric doesn't tell the whole story.
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Blue light isn't the whole story in eye strain, either.
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Critics say these statistics might not tell the whole story.
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Whereas in this case, it really became the whole story.
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Last year's figures, however, do not tell the whole story.
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Such encouraging numbers do not tell the whole story, however.
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They would be right, but that's not the whole story.
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But is this economic and regulatory battle the whole story?
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Those specs, while impressive, don't tell the whole story, though.
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Perhaps winning a state does not tell the whole story.
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In politics, however, these explanations cannot be the whole story.
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But the improved numbers do not tell the whole story.
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But none of these explanations is likely the whole story.
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But statistics like these do not tell the whole story.
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But Mr. O'Rourke's personal appeal is not the whole story.
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But that's not the whole story, either — it gets worse.
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Those bleak numbers, however, do not tell the whole story.
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These major incidents, though, are far from the whole story.
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That may not be entirely fair or the whole story.
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"Math doesn't tell the whole story in politics," Kasich said.
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But this doesn't feel like the whole story to me.
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The whole story is a tragedy, not just O.J. himself.
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It feels like they're not telling us the whole story.
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But Curveball later admitted he had made up the whole story.
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And that bleeds into the whole story of "Star Wars" itself.
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There was one variable, is Trump, and the whole story changes.
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However, once I got there the whole story totally came together.
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They give you a tour, and tell you the whole story.
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Saying that your average was 25% isn't telling the whole story.
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But that still doesn't really tell the whole story does it?
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We can't know for sure until Pai tells the whole story.
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Except, as it turns out, that's also not the whole story.
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As great as early detection is, it's not the whole story.
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These no doubt matter, but may not be the whole story.
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But the sales growth metric alone doesn't tell the whole story.
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But the villainisation of charter schools is not the whole story.
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Did the whole story really start with the Nike Hoop Summit?
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THE RAINS for which Narayanappa waits are not the whole story.
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On my flight will post the whole story when I land!
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But that isn't the whole story, as she's eager to explain.
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This is where the whole story has been going all along.
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Unfortunately, Warren ran out of time to tell the whole story.
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The headline numbers, however, do not always tell the whole story.
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Luckily, she told the whole story on Monday's episode of Ellen.
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The whole story, according to Mourinho's manager Jorge Mendes, is nonsense.
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Banks also argue the HMDA data doesn't tell the whole story.
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But as many have pointed out, this isn't the whole story.
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But you insist that the camera doesn't tell the whole story.
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You should read the whole story to get the full picture.
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But the overall revenue statistics might not tell the whole story.
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"If you're going to talk, tell the whole story," Clinton said.
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The row over visas is not, thank god, the whole story.
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It would be one thing if that were the whole story.
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Once I got back to Peterborough, I heard the whole story.
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That's true, but Kirk tells me it's not the whole story.
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"The box score probably doesn't tell the whole story," Kershaw said.
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Because, to Wijngaard, the whole story rests in those early scenes.
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That all may be true, but it isn't the whole story.
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With a tug on that one thread, the whole story unraveled.
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Dabakis told VICE that the video doesn't tell the whole story.
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"Cliff took the telephone and told the whole story," she recalled.
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Burnley got better and being beaten up isn't the whole story.
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A few knew the whole story, but I hadn't told everyone.
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He told PEOPLE that his book would tell the whole story.
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"If you're going to talk, tell the whole story," Clinton responded.
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The whole story is way more complicated than it should be!
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Everyone has travel anecdotes, but they rarely tell the whole story.
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That's part of the issue, but it's not the whole story.
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But Glad told her she didn&apost know the whole story.
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He sat down and told me the whole story in detail.
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Freedom versus repression is not the whole story of the protests.
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I am doing those things, but it isn't the whole story.
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That's part of it, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
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"We deserve for the whole story to be told," Hall says.
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We're just beginning the process of gathering the information so the whole story, including Jon's, can be known, and we hope the people of San Diego get the whole story before any judgement is passed on Jon.
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But rest assured we are at the end of the whole story.
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That is not wholly wrong, but it is not the whole story.
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Don't try to figure out the whole story from the first day.
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"The numbers don't tell the whole story, that's for sure," Krieger says.
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Again, he is, you know, the be-all of the whole story.
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Finally telling the whole story helped him sort through his complicated feelings.
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A whole lot happened, so I'll let you read the whole story.
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A. No. If you read the whole story you will understand why.
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It doesn't seem like they want us to know the whole story.
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There's value there, too, of course, but it's not the whole story.
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This is another case of Facebook not quite telling the whole story.
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Steele said the documents "in their nature" don't tell the whole story.
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The headline was the whole story, in both senses of the phrase.
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"If you're going to talk then, tell the whole story," Clinton replied.
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The whole story is foggy to them, and they're suspicious of her.
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"Zink is the only one who knows the whole story," Terry says.
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Yet, I think the whole story is way too shallow, too trivialized.
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Michael Corleone, the little brother, comes and takes over the whole story.
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Sullivan's meditation touched a nerve, but it was hardly the whole story.
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Our boots on the ground reporter Natasha Lomas has the whole story.
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But the police were pretty skeptical once they heard the whole story.
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Yes, the intolerant can wound you—but that's not the whole story.
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Much to Tevye the milkman's dismay, tradition can't be the whole story.
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"Nah. If you change one thing, the whole story changes," he says.
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Still, the most commonly reported unemployment rate is not the whole story.
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It turns out the news release didn't quite tell the whole story.
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However, these ads can be misleading and don't tell the whole story.
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There is, however, reason to doubt that this is the whole story.
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Then I tried to put the whole story out of my mind.
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At many top colleges, the sticker price doesn't tell the whole story.
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The whole story is amazing, but what stands out is Boehner's candor.
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We got the whole story from Jennings over the phone last night.
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Democrats simply stayed home, though that is obviously not the whole story.
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But the headline stock market numbers do not tell the whole story.
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" He continued: "Most people, when presented with the whole story, are empathetic.
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The school's perceived academic fustiness was not, in fact, the whole story.
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That's just one example, and it isn't the whole story, of course.
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The horse: The story is that ... do you want the whole story?
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Social factors are still potent, but they don't tell the whole story.
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Earlier, I suggested "talisman" but that does not tell the whole story.
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Still, footage from body cameras may not always tell the whole story.
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"They saw we were trying to tell the whole story," Stiller said.
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Opinion Official documents can never tell us the whole story of war.
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This is not true, or at least it's not the whole story.
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But they are not the whole story of what makes us Jews.
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But a few fossils and isolated artifacts don't tell the whole story.
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But I know that violence is not the whole story of Chicago.
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She doubts vacancy chains are the whole story in crab society, either.
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But, as is often the case, numbers don't tell the whole story.
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With him finally in front of her, she got the whole story.
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It suggests one possible explanation — but certainly doesn't tell the whole story.
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You can treat the whole story as a metaphor for growing up.
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The exit polls from the 2018 midterms don't give us the whole story.
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I was completely straight-faced about the whole story, and people were surprised.
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But sizing changes (in name only or otherwise) are not the whole story.
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"I don't think that [low unemployment] tells the whole story," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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But these numbers don't tell the whole story of shrimp farming, Quarto said.
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But to classify women as the weaker sex, doesn't tell the whole story.
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There's toll roads all over the country, but they're not the whole story.
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It's important to note the averages we cite don't tell the whole story.
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While the news is significant, active user numbers don't tell the whole story.
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The whole story is a great lesson that is immediately rejected by publishers.
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But it's not the whole story — or arguably, even the most important one.
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But it has recently become clear that it is not the whole story.
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But being busy isn't the whole story when creative masterpieces are at stake.
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Lifestyle is far from the whole story when it comes to your lifespan.
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"We know that we don't have the whole story with this," Caldwell said.
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But he knows that characterization of color receptors doesn't tell the whole story.
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As most of us in sports know, stats never tell the whole story.
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HANNITY: By the end of the week, I will tell the whole story.
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It's an angle that may prove to be the whole story in 2016.
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" And then Clinton said: "If you're going to talk, tell the whole story.
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The Mueller report is in — but we haven't heard the whole story yet.
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If Poldark ever caught a lucky break, it would destroy the whole story.
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But subsequent conversations led him to suspect this was not the whole story.
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" Then he summed up the whole story in three words: "like, dislike, like.
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But that number, 272, doesn't tell the whole story of these underwater geezers.
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But are those tropes the whole story when it comes to hookup games?
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This isn't an entirely unreasonable feeling, but it's definitely not the whole story.
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But once you have the whole story, you may disagree with their assessment.
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The phrase suggests that pink doesn't tell the whole story of breast cancer.
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France won the World Cup, but that is far from the whole story.
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But Jones' near-unanimous support from black voters doesn't tell the whole story.
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There may be some truth to that, but it's not the whole story.
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The whole story is that Michael Bloomberg was coming to visit our office.
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We don't know the whole story, and knowing Mr. Robot, we never will.
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But that's not the whole story: A million fewer taxpayers had received refunds.
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If you're going to write part of the story, write the whole story.
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"It looks damning for Kaspersky, but we don't yet know the whole story."
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But that's not the whole story, according to documents obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Contextual advice: Sometimes the needle on the scale doesn't tell the whole story.
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No single image or patch of land tells the whole story of Houston.
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The whole story is the Russian story and Mr. Putin's experiences as president.
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Yet record prices, low inventory and bidding wars don't tell the whole story.
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International experts have cautioned that early numbers may not tell the whole story.
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But patents do not tell the whole story in another very important regard.
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Mueller does not try to tell the whole story of his investigation here.
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Still, the mercenary interests of fossil fuel companies aren't the whole story here.
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But he acknowledged that he may not know the whole story about Holmes.
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Now, though, Jones is ready to tell the whole story from her perspective.
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"The whole story is about love," Peter Farrelly said during the acceptance speech.
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When they met Spector, they quickly realized this vision wasn't the whole story.
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"You didn't break me," she says tenderly, urgently, after confessing the whole story.
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But you don't think this point of view is telling the whole story.
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I'll make the argument, though, that these figures aren't telling the whole story.
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The machines were central to our evolution, but they weren't the whole story.
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It wasn't until I was 2100 that she told me the whole story.
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The loop is the whole story, they have no end and no progress.
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While percentage growth looks good on paper, it doesn't always tell the whole story.
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Jon explained the whole story to Daenerys, and it seemed to visibly upset her.
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The U.S. divorce rate hovers at 40 percent, but that's not the whole story.
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We don't know the whole story about what else he's done or his performance.
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I told them the whole story, and said that their driver was at fault.
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While the ordinance seems to speak for itself, it doesn't tell the whole story.
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The whole story is a web of hoaxes, and we break it down here.
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For her sake, we hope these photos are telling the whole story this time.
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But his address didn't tell the whole story of his own foreign policy views.
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The average return, disputed as it may be, does not tell the whole story.
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But Russian-Western discord over the nature of freedom is not the whole story.
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I loved the candidness – just the color the characters and the whole story had.
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But "we suspected that might not be the whole story," Åkerstedt told Live Science.
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Crapser's attorney and supporters stress that his criminal record doesn't tell the whole story.
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I think the Scandinavian approach is something that also links the whole story here.
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"One viewpoint of a video doesn't often always tell the whole story," McCrory said.
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But even then, Clarke was there to assure viewers that wasn't the whole story.
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You can find the whole story, which is worth reading in its entirety, here.
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Those numbers alone don't tell the whole story, though, according to Obama administration officials.
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In very polite email, they told me that I didn't have the whole story.
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However, the glycemic index doesn't tell the whole story about a food's nutritional value.
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Legends rarely tell the whole story, and the legend of SMS is no exception.
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Yet the crackdown on rights lawyers and political activists is not the whole story.
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I'm 13, and I'm being taught the whole story of sex by these men.
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"We go to self-blame when we don't know the whole story," she said.
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When I told a writer friend the whole story, he tried to console me.
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It's I want to be more thoughtful and deliberate in delivering the whole story.
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Too many reviews are plot summaries, narrating the whole story except for the ending.
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But the result is imperfect, because it elides crucial elements of the whole story.
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Linking it solely to mental health is reductive and doesn't tell the whole story.
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She made the whole story up and the error was apparently easy to spot.
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The whole story of how each sign got their characteristics is so so interesting.
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That, or maybe the in-bed-by-nine-narrative isn't telling the whole story.
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But they stress this is not always the case and rarely the whole story.
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However, that's not the whole story when it comes to young people and work.
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The problem, of course, is that we now know that wasn't the whole story.
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Naturally, racism is far from the whole story of even the Southern Tea Party.
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That may seem uncontroversial, but critics say it is far from the whole story.
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CreditCreditDina Litovsky for The New York Times Sometimes our pictures tell the whole story.
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But in the larger context, his guilt or innocence is not the whole story.
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The responsible citizen assembles a mix of news sources to get the whole story.
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They fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack.
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It's worth keeping in mind that the report may not tell the whole story.
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The whole story about mishandling classified material has wrecked much hope for a mandate.
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Our prospective leaders must tell the whole story, not just the half they like.
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He has told associates that the text messages do not capture the whole story.
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It turns out, however, that the issues he found were not the whole story.
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This doesn't mean you have to jump in and tell them the whole story.
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All that sounds promising for the Democrats, but it is not the whole story.
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Canada's Top Ten is far from the whole story — and that's a good thing.
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Thinking about it in recent days, I realize it wasn't quite the whole story.
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Users in Australia who get their news mainly from WeChat won't get the whole story.
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These are all actors who are given stories and allowed to carry the whole story.
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So I decided I'd tell the whole story of dinosaurs without any images at all.
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Its director, Sam Ames, told BuzzFeed News that the numbers don't tell the whole story.
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Some people get "the whole story" and some just get the abridged "we've separated" version.
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"I think the whole story has been overblown and, quite frankly, it's silly," he responded.
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While they reflect some vibrant aspects of the subcontinent, they don't tell the whole story.
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People's wellbeing can very quickly be affected by hunger, but that's never the whole story.
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"Just to look in the eyes of our officers told the whole story." https://t.
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Right out of the gate, Serenity strongly implies that the whole story is a fabrication.
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Clearly, with comets as with planets, a few good photos doesn't tell the whole story.
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"That being said, Woodley explained, "I signed up to tell the whole story of Tris.
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Barring the discovery of actual human remains, however, we may never know the whole story.
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But you cannot tell the whole story without digging as deep into it as possible.
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But the police union chief said the video footage does not tell the whole story.
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A photograph, a frozen instant of time, can never tell, or show, the whole story.
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RAVE's focus on how neoliberal governments turned counterculture into capitalism is hardly the whole story.
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The bloodshed on the beach does not tell the whole story about crime in Mexico.
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Besides love, the whole story of Beauty and the Beast revolves around a wilting rose.
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The brief cell phone video didn't tell the whole story of the encounter, Savage said.
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Scientists can only see snapshots, with tools like this, they could see the whole story.
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The whole story sounds like a normal con until she brings hypnotism into the mix.
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The whole story is insane ... Loaiza was busted by the San Diego County Sheriff's Dept.
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He was presented to the audience as the person in possession of the whole story.
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The statistics he used to back up his claim, however, don't tell the whole story.
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After all, this is a piece of the great attractor, but not the whole story.
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Luckily, for posterity, the BBC have made a lovely little documentary telling the whole story.
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And then I started to feel the whole story in an even more personal way.
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However, maybe the "Bad Liar" that Spotify users were treated to wasn't the whole story.
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"This was not a story where the documents were the whole story," Mr. Ryle said.
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"Just to look into the eyes of our officers told the whole story," he said.
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Pay no attention those silly synthetic benchmark scores because they don't tell the whole story.
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Now that we know the whole story, it's clear that Lucious is definitely damaged goods.
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For months afterwards, I felt the need to tell people the whole story as justification!
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The whole story of aging populations and galloping technological disruption isn't new but still persuades.
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Age, however, doesn't tell the whole story about who is at risk of severe disease.
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Today he expresses remorse for his invention — and is increasingly tired of the whole story.
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Even if the Court is, on average, moderately conservative, that is not the whole story.
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Even just within economics, trade is not the whole story; automation also affects Americans' jobs.
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Difford's Guide has the whole story, which — you will be shocked to learn — is complicated.
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I will hold Motel 6 accountable and uncover the whole story of their disturbing conduct.
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Metrics like follower count or engagement rate don't always tell the whole story, says Eyal.
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But they stress this is not always the case, and rarely tells the whole story.
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But they stress this is not always the case, and rarely tells the whole story.
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Researchers at Brookings Institution say rosy jobs numbers each month don't tell the whole story.
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When Stanwyck descended a staircase, the sexy tension in her body told the whole story.
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Reality TV doesn't always tell the whole story, according to Dylan Barbour and Hannah Godwin.
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This $6900 billion per year sounds impressive, but these numbers don't tell the whole story.
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I've summarized the whole story, because its peculiarities are representative of Williams's body of work.
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Nonfarm payrolls for June beat expectations, but the headline numbers don't tell the whole story.
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"Now our consciousness has been raised," she writes, but that is not the whole story.
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But the beauty of the place is that you get to tell the whole story.
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That leftist's definition of "neoliberalism" is accurate in face, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
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"PRO-FORMA" SESSIONS The recent decline in overall working days does not tell the whole story.
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But battery size varies quite a lot on Android, so that can't be the whole story.
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While that's not necessarily wrong, the founders of ZeeMee believe it doesn't tell the whole story.
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We're very obsessed with the whole story of the boy from the hood who makes it.
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Morgan joins us to tell us what the harasser said, give us the whole story, Morgan.
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The numbers for 2016 are not yet available, but they will not tell the whole story.
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She's giving her audience the whole story, and they can make of it what they will.
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The same goes for the assassination of Gianna, the pivot on which the whole story hinges.
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However, the specs don't tell the whole story when it comes to real-world camera performance.
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I often say that I work nights, which is true — it's just not the whole story.
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The whole story is fascinating, but most interesting of all is her appearance on Carpool Karaoke.
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To me, it makes the whole story a lot less horrifying and a lot less compelling.
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If Kine's account really is the whole story, it does seem like an unnecessarily cutthroat approach.
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But I couldn't bear the thought of you traveling out there without knowing the whole story.
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"They fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack," he said.
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It is not incumbent on film-makers to tell the whole story, to include every nuance.
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"PRO-FORMA" SESSIONS The recent decline in overall working days does not tell the whole story.
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The whole story involves time travel, and the question of whether the past can be changed.
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But headlines like Friday's news of 242,000 new positions in February don't tell the whole story.
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But you felt like you understood the whole story better because you'd seen him at work.
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I froze up because I haven't told you the whole story, the full truth about me.
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Sadly, the makeup artist burst everyone's bubble today and revealed that the whole story was fake.
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That's understandably frustrating for fans, who are left feeling like they're not getting the whole story.
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That sounds considerable but, as the EPI points out, that number doesn't tell the whole story.
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The whole story is anti-immigration rhetoric at its most heated, most disingenuous, and most disgusting.
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"At first the whole story of them seemed surreal," said Becky Craft, Ms. Callahan's youngest daughter.
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"Losing Earth" is thus not the whole story of human's failure to act on climate change.
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The pointillist strategy is part of hiding an empire, but it is not the whole story.
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"I know my life would be forever changed if I told the whole story," Dingell said.
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As I found while researching a book on Mr. Awlaki, that was not the whole story.
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So, Kings of Leon are the band that tell the whole story of landfill indie then?
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Even around the league, no one outside of Sanders and the Bucks knows the whole story.
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That is not the whole story of Boston Red Sox pitching as June turned to July.
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"Without knowing who I am, they tell me the whole story of the collection," she said.
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This new visual evidence provided us with a strong basis to report out the whole story.
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But I don't think that's what's happening here––or, at least, it's not the whole story.
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"The goal, really, is to bring the whole story out of history's shadow," Mr. Schwach said.
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"GPA is great, but a lot of time it doesn't tell the whole story," Bejsovec said.
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If you think these items are unrelated, you've missed the whole story of modern American politics.
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As it turns out, the published results from those two studies didn't tell the whole story.
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However activists say the numbers do not tell the whole story as many assaults go unreported.
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And yet, the rise in total autonomous miles and permitted companies don't tell the whole story.
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President Trump's endorsement of Mr. Conte wrapped the whole story in an additional layer of irony.
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Only he knows the whole story of his mysterious journey, but here's what we DO know.
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The markers will give you a little snapshot, but we need to tell the whole story.
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More guests join the picture, yet to go on would be to spoil the whole story.
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That's in part because the US national team didn't qualify, but that's not the whole story.
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They could tell a different story, and therefore make the whole story more complex and interesting.
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It was, there were a couple of things that were ... The whole story was entirely difficult.
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Frankly, the whole story is too confusing for words, so just let Raquel explain it you.
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Shift Sometimes just looking at a car doesn't tell the whole story about what's going on inside.
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Will claims his silence can be blamed on guilt and fear, but that's not the whole story.
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Finding out the whole story can be liberating and "helps you understand who you are", he says.
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Investors who favor stocks point to two factors why that ratio may not tell the whole story.
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When I started with the NeuroLife research project, the doctors did not tell me the whole story.
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We definitely don't know the whole story there yet, and it's about time that mystery was revealed.
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Clearly buzzed, he complains to Katie about getting "reamed" by Ariana, and the whole story comes out.
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But if this told the whole story, the euro area's economy should be bouncing back by now.
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There is, however, precedent for an election where the president's popularity didn't tell the whole story: 1976.
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If Epstein goes to trial, then the whole story will come out, and names will be named.
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The whole story about the robot call from Barney whatever… "Bernie Bernstein" I mean it's an embarrassment.
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The new Oasis looks like the original version, but larger – but looks don't tell the whole story.
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While the federal government gets the lion's share of our attention, it's far from the whole story.
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When you're only interested in a small part of the story, you're not getting the whole story.
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Celebrities should be held accountable for what they say publicly — but they didn't have the whole story.
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Though what many shoppers may not know is that mark of origin doesn't tell the whole story.
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It turns out that this seems to be a permit-does-not-tell-the-whole-story story.
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Jughead now knows it's because of Archie's fling with Grundy, but that definitely isn't the whole story.
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KASICH: Well, first of all, let's not - you know, math doesn't tell the whole story in politics.
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But "numbers can be lop-sided," because you don't know the whole story behind them, Thomas says.
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Still, white women's loyalty to Republican candidates in these three high-profile races isn't the whole story.
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To placate the Jameses and the MKs, the group hired GRACE to dig up the whole story.
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While this is good news for 18-to-34 year olds, it doesn't tell the whole story.
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It won't tell us the whole story, but it should provide a glimpse of what to expect.
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"She was laughing and happy about the photo and the whole story and loved it," he said.
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"Shipper-caused delays are a part of the whole story along with CSX-caused delays," Hatch said.
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They are part of the story of the problems in school districts, but not the whole story.
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KASICH: Well, first of all, let's not — you know, math doesn't tell the whole story in politics.
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So it's important for me to, even while condemning this type of behavior, tell the whole story.
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That would have been a good way to tie this up, but it's not the whole story.
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But the whole story has, at the very least, made the show far less of a trifle.
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"San Diego deserves to know the truth and the whole story in this case," Tandon told reporters.
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And Sosnik is correct to observe that Trump's poor job approval numbers don't tell the whole story.
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And while cultural preservation is certainly a factor for deaf people, it is not the whole story.
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How does it play into the whole story in a way that we're really going to like?
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But I'm sure I wasn't alone in the dread of feeling we weren't getting the whole story.
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Reinosa later admitted he fabricated the whole story, but did not provide a motive, sheriff's department Capt.
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Get the whole story when you take advantage of this Prime Day deal for $99.99 right now.
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Not necessarily, because trickle-down has never been the whole story of the Republican assault on workers.
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Deval Patrick: So I think, Charles, that the cheery economic indicators just don't tell the whole story.
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Climate change is partly to blame for increases in tickborne illness, but it isn't the whole story.
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Maryland is another state where the overall ranking — No. 31 — does not necessarily tell the whole story.
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If this were the whole story, Birria-Landia would still be a respectable addition to Roosevelt Avenue.
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But Gao's sign doesn't tell the whole story of displacement in Chinatown and the Lower East Side.
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But hurricane categories are based mostly on wind speed, so they do not tell the whole story.
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OK, so it's not the whole story, because it never is, and anyway that is theirs alone.
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Body cameras can't tell the whole story of an interaction between a police officer and a civilian.
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They've clearly gone much further now, at this point, in terms of putting the whole story together.
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But that's not the whole story — even if it's the one Beyoncé told at the Super Bowl.
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However, that's not the whole story, because older people also turned out in higher numbers than initially reported.
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Khloé swiftly got on the phone with Woods but didn't feel like she was getting the whole story.
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The whole story is told, but the only movement is conveyed via the imagery and our own thoughts.
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While Senate Democrats opposed his testimony at the trial, Trump told voters they should get the whole story.
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"When I go back, the whole story of commemoration here in Israel is about names," Professor Azaryahu said.
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He spun the plot against Lord Aryn that put the whole story of Game of Thrones in motion.
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PS: Also, I wrote the whole story on a train, so I think that also comes into play.
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Putting the whole story together has value, and each hour of this four-part series moves along well.
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But given that there are more alcohol-induced deaths than opioid deaths, that's likely not the whole story.
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And it didn't feel to her like how it was portrayed in the trailer told the whole story.
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While Richard believes Trump's energy policy is "interesting," she noted the whole story can't be put together yet.
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Wolff, of Manhattan Venture Partners, said the volatility index is not telling the whole story at this point.
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And the whole story feels like a tongue-in-cheek look at catfishing and online relationships in general.
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The numbers are big money for Disney's live action experiment, but the drop-offs tell the whole story.
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The whole story together paints a frustrating picture of the way scientists must establish facts about our universe.
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Last week, the police union representing him said a video of the shooting doesn't tell the whole story.
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Privately, Clinton has told her friends that she "wants the whole story out there from her own perspective":
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These numbers only include TV viewership, which skews older in general, so they don't tell the whole story.
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When the whole story of this is finally revealed, officials of this administration ought to be in jail.
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Be critical of the news and know that sometimes the media may not get the whole story right.
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Jada first admitted she "hasn't told the whole story" ... and then dropped the bombshell about her first career.
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Pure wattage probably doesn't tell the whole story though I can tell you that there's enough power available.
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Honestly, it was probably only a couple of big blogs that mentioned the whole story behind the outfit.
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Roy Blunt of Missouri has refused to call for his resignation, and Trump has ignored the whole story.
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It's also important to note that looking at cash balances by themselves doesn't always tell the whole story.
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Boycott or no boycott, this is the year to tell the whole story of Thanksgiving — from multiple perspectives!
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Baking in cheats let Miller test later parts of the game without first playing through the whole story.
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But for a player to be truly Hall of Fame worthy, numbers may not tell the whole story.
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But getting people to the whole story without hesitation or resistance or defensiveness is very, very, very difficult.
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Beauty here is an entry point — it makes us stop and look, but it isn't the whole story.
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Yeah. The whole story takes place in our hometown, Dayton, Ohio, and in a similar city in China.
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While that is the fact of the criminal trial against him, it is far from the whole story.
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For instance, if you looked at this chart, you might — wrongly — believe that it tells the whole story.
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While much of this was true, our collective stereotype of Communist life does not tell the whole story.
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Even if Friedman doesn't manage to tell the whole story, the one he does tell is still essential.
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Airline stocks will be out of favor today because of oil, but that won't be the whole story.
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Although that deceleration is welcome news, it doesn't tell the whole story, said James Kvaal, president of TICAS.
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For those who knew him, that description is not wrong, but does not tell the whole story, either.
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But top Democrats say those good jobs numbers don't tell the whole story — many Americans are still struggling.
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The whole story surrounding a community's investment in him during the trial and the celebration of his acquittal.
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But I also don't think risk aversion is the whole story behind the recent attraction to social democracy.
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While box office grosses are a solid measure of a film's success, they still don't tell the whole story.
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"I don't talk about the whole story, not even to my friends because it hurts too much," he added.
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But his coach said the numbers don't tell the whole story of what Westbrook did to ensure the victory.
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Both raised concerns that the report did not tell the whole story of what occurred around the 2016 elections.
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There are real biological factors that contribute to depression, but they are very far from being the whole story.
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While it's true that the S8 sounds great on paper, raw specifications rarely tell the whole story these days.
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But raw vote totals didn't tell the whole story, thanks to New York's complex formula for allocating GOP delegates.
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To some observers of Judaism, the whole story suggests that Israel's religious judiciary is becoming more ossified over time.
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The number of people a person loses doesn't tell the whole story, doesn't elicit the depth of the anguish.
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"To me, the whole story around power reforms is still only half done," Patchamuthu told Reuters in an interview.
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But no single measure—whether price-to-book or billions of customers served—can ever tell the whole story.
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But the campaign committee is not the whole story when it comes to giving in support of Clinton's campaign.
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The real answer to your question is it takes a fairly complicated, ambitious book to tell the whole story.
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Hillary Clinton is known for keeping her composure throughout presidential debates, but her facial reactions tell the whole story.
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" Kasich perhaps leaving some room for contesting Trump at the convention: "Math doesn't tell the whole story in politics.
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"Mental health is the main concept of the story; the whole story is a metaphor for that," she reveals.
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And unless you're not telling me the whole story, you love this guy and want to be with him!
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They can't tell her the whole story about Topeka, Stobert and Deidre, and certainly not the dead lab tech.
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"One day I will tell you the whole story," Prince Charles wrote in a letter, dated June 21, 1992.
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But raw vote totals won't tell the whole story, thanks to New York's complex formula for allocating GOP delegates.
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The whole story is less appealing than the parts observers have focused on in the hope of restoring normalcy.
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He told me the whole story, I thanked him a thousand times, and my faith in humanity was restored.
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But similar volumes of aid have yielded scant results in other countries, so that cannot be the whole story.
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But they managed to tell the whole story in four and a half minutes, and I got it completely.
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On Soccer HADERSLEV, Denmark — Neither parallel tells quite the whole story, in truth, but both seem to have stuck.
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But in Boston, the details of what mobsters were up to and when is almost never the whole story.
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This can't be the whole story, though, because not every education program that showed some results included health interventions.
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The whole story unfolds as a series of set pieces, most of which involve embarrassing situations or hilarious scrapes.
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But as a media property devoted to "wellness," Goop should have a responsibility to tell them the whole story.
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Here is the whole story at least as much of it as I am allowed to relate right now.
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Fiorina expressed surprise at the billionaire businessman's popularity with voters and said polls don't always tell the whole story.
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Hybrids like the Prius may continue to save money at each fill-up, but that's not the whole story.
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The detectives in Lynwood explain that there is no victim and Marie had made the whole story up. Oct.
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It was the total lack of a good reason for what we were doing anywhere in the whole story.
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Vanguard governance chief Glenn Booraem said such votes dont tell the whole story of its advocacy on climate issues.
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Peter Lee, executive director of California's insurance exchange Covered California, though, said raw numbers won't tell the whole story.
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"It's a metaphor of racism and the whole story of this kind of violence against black people," he said.
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The seasoned reporter listens to the whole story, but in the end says that he will not print it.
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At the root of Trump's entire political ethos is the idea that "they" aren't telling you the whole story.
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The overused criticism of EXIM as favoring large manufacturers like Boeing is misleading and hardly tells the whole story.
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Gretchen Rossi has learned that the highlights of new parenthood on social media don't always tell the whole story.
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And your concerns that you'll be sabotaging the seller if you tell people the whole story are well founded.
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" She added: "There's a phrase I used to like, 'Add Women, Change Politics,' but it's not the whole story.
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Reports of "brainwashing" and starvation diets have certainly grabbed tabloid headlines, but don't tell the whole story, she said.
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And Cosmopolitan delves into the deepest and darkest mystery of the whole story: Did Dottie drop the ball on purpose?
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Earlier this month the FCC's inspector general concluded an investigation into the attacks and found the whole story was hogwash.
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But those 13 tapes didn't tell the whole story — nor did they reveal every relationship Hannah had before her death.
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The majority of farming may be white, but that's not the whole story, especially not in a town like Covert.
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The scoreline didn't tell the whole story, with Belgium grabbing three goals in the last 15 minutes of the match.
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The bad news: risk isn't the whole story, and both positive and negative evidence for the policy are currently thin.
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I would sometimes get so lost I'd send myself back to the home screen just to retry the whole story.
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The whole story was turned upside down by taking a screenshot and adding comments that I'm body shaming this woman.
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While these study statistics make it sound like all shoes are harbingers of death, they don't tell the whole story.
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You could say that about the D25, Nikon's second DSLR of CES, but you wouldn't be telling the whole story.
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"It's important that everyone understands the whole story of Twitter and each of our roles in that story," Stone wrote.
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It is true that the agency did not issue specific privacy rules, but that is far from the whole story.
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Alumni protest that pinhead reporters don't know the whole story, that these coaches and presidents and chancellors are princely men.
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But while those items may have good intentions behind them, pink ribbons don't tell the whole story about breast cancer.
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The analyst Patrick Moorhead of Moor Insights & Strategy, however, said the percentage points didn't tell the whole story for AWS.
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"I think my son Abdelkader is innocent, he has nothing to do with the whole story that happened," she said.
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Entrepreneurs seeking to emulate the early success of companies like Nasty Gal would do well to consider the whole story.
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"We just have be ready for the whole story — because we don't know what the story is going to be."
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Then there's homeless man Horse (Brendan Sexton III), who seems like he might contain the secrets to the whole story.
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But now "I can't avoid the whole story of what happened to me in Palm Beach," Ms. de Lesseps said.
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If so, America, you've been had: ginseng and Jeju volcano water are not the whole story behind that flawless skin.
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Then my job is to show them how it's not only possible but inevitable, once you know the whole story.
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But that number, which a top White House official called a "tyranny of averages," does not tell the whole story.
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And of course the whole story begins with that lengthy prologue from the point of view of a con artist.
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"Puck explains that the whole story was a dream, so if it was offensive, no harm done," Mr. Edelstein explained.
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I'll tell you guys the whole story about my mom and stuff if I get 5,000 followers on my Instagram.
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Bernard O'Brien, a senior analyst at the nonpartisan budget agency, cautioned that the overtime figure doesn't tell the whole story.
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However, this narrative of the San Francisco defense taking on the Kansas City offense doesn&apost tell the whole story.
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"Airline stocks will be out of favor today because of oil, but that won't be the whole story," he added.
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But if they are correct, that also says that the additional $1.5 trillion in the deficit isn't the whole story.
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This relatively inconspicuous bet might not tell the whole story of how bullish options traders actually are about Home Depot.
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Finally, I bring it up and let him know how sorry I am, and he tells me the whole story.
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Bill: I assume she told them the whole story, other than that she was working with Darlene at the end?
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) acknowledged that he's "not sure ... what the actual facts are," but dismissed the whole story anyway.
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This gap is most severe at the lowest income level, according to the report, but that's not the whole story.
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Clearly, there is a whole parallel to real-life human childrearing that is sort of intrinsic to the whole story.
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Of course, downloads don't tell the whole story, which is why App Annie examined the time spent using apps as well.
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"This is a conventional narrative, but it's not the whole story," says Andrea Pactor, interim director at the Women's Philanthropy Institute.
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But just because you watched it happen on Friday on both TV and Twitter doesn't mean you know the whole story.
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It's definitely not the whole story, but it's clear that Kevin is jealous of the attention Rebecca (Mandy Moore) gives Randall.
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The Dow Jones industrial average came within 0.37 points of reaching 20,000 on Friday, but that doesn't tell the whole story.
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The craziest part of the whole story ... Antonio says he underwent a vasectomy BEFORE she got pregnant with twins last year.
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GE "appears to be stopping short of telling the whole story," JPMorgan analyst Steve Tusa wrote in a note on Wednesday.
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If you look at the whole story — any good story — the hero is an imperfect hero, you know what I'm saying?
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As FiveThirtyEight points out, Trump still commands majority support on the issue from Republicans, but that's far from the whole story.
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As much as Nvidia has blamed the collapse of crypto prices for its challenging position, that is hardly the whole story.
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And when an average six out of ten people share an article without reading it, the headline trumps the whole story.
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"It's kind of hard because I haven't really told the whole story," she said of her relationship with the late rapper.
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The polls, then, do not tell the whole story of how a thoughtful, detailed and targeted reparations program could be received.
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To an extent that metric shields Twitter from direct comparisons with its competitors, because it doesn't quite tell the whole story.
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Multiple reports say Anderson and Gilberry told Watson to leave -- but Anderson's rep tells TMZ Sports that's NOT the whole story.
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For Grant, working on his own resume of failures is a reminder that his extensive CV doesn't tell the whole story.
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After a few hours of talking, they changed their mind, and said they wanted to focus the whole story on me.
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That would be Tom Thibodeau, and you already know that his status as a defensive mastermind is not the whole story.
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But that number may not tell the whole story, Kouri said, because of high levels of HIV drug resistance in Cuba.
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To the Editor: Your focus on the disabled forced to live in nursing homes is commendable, but not the whole story.
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Which is all to say — it's not good for companies to generate bad headlines, but sometimes that's not the whole story.
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In both cases, Wall Street analysts said those numbers didn't tell the whole story, and they remain bullish on both clouds.
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The one bright spot in the whole story is actually the black hole at the center of the special counsel report.
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He sat down with the family in the nursing lounge and let them tell the whole story as they recalled it.
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I don't know the whole story of the clash between these young men and the others, as I was not there.
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Tweets can be taken out of context when the whole story is not there and that was the case last night.
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I also started to think that she'd made up the whole story, just as I had invented my upbringing in Holland.
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Steeves said that while Hubs have good intentions, the information used to assess young people often doesn't tell the whole story.
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Elizabeth Hagan, associate director of coverage initiatives at Families USA, told Vox that the HHS numbers don't tell the whole story.
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But they're not the whole story—no more than Gordon's Gin is all there is to be said about English spirits.
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The disappointing study wasn't the whole story — Evidence Action had found other problems and fired its local partner for the program.
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The difficulty was in asking these people if they were interested in doing a film without telling them the whole story.
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Make America Great Again only worked because there was actually, he told the whole story that went with that slogan, right?
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That nothing of the sort has happened suggests that Mr. Trump is far from the whole story of contemporary Washington's debilitation.
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She told him the whole story about her work with Ms. Irgit: replicating that first Brazilian bikini, the copyright, the lawsuits.
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At the same time, it's impossible to tell the whole story of Nxivm without recounting its obsession with recruiting famous women.
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But financial barriers aren't the whole story, because more than half of students who used a waiver didn't retake the exam.
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"The video, the clip that you saw of the shooting, it doesn't tell the whole story," Mr. Herbert told the jury.
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Mr. Porter has denied abusing his ex-wives, and has instead suggested that the women have not shared the whole story.
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Our thought bubble: The whole story is worth a read, but the disconnect in public opinion is what stuck out most.
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I would say if you're really concentrating on the election, although that's part of Chapter 4, it's not the whole story.
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Nor do we definitively learn why Laurie would want to drown — although the whole story does seem pointed in that direction.
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"China's social media culture demands immediate responses to questions on funding quite often without understanding the whole story," Mr. Shieh said.
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The bottom line: TV ratings still matter, but they no longer tell the whole story when it comes to fan engagement.
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That's the whole story—and, with Eliot's charming observations about British society, a fine one it is, plot or no plot.
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But that doesn't tell the whole story: The topline numbers are actually the least good thing for Warren in the poll.
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All artists, if they are to survive, are forced, at last, to tell the whole story, to vomit the anguish up.
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Matt Reeves told me the whole story about two and a half years ago when we talked about making this movie.
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As long as the presents are there, it's not likely they'll ask any questions about the validity of the whole story.
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Honestly, when Brianna castigates him, it is such a shock that it seems to shake the whole story for a moment.
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Baker and Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi said that while jobs numbers look good, they don't tell the whole story.
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We now know when jurors hear the whole story, even in death penalty cases, they are reluctant to impose death sentences.
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And while most of these new players boast humanitarian aims—and that's surely part of their motivation—it's not the whole story.
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It was only when she was under oath and facing potential jail time did Sanders admit she made the whole story up.
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Other movies, like Muhammad Ali — The Whole Story, have made a successful case for Fair Use, but only after a legal fight.
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The Twitter reaction to their performance told the whole story: It's not clear yet whether or not they miss their fifth member.
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While this a step in the right direction for the UK's climate emissions, the country's domestic power consumption isn't the whole story.
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"The whole story is not out there and people are bullying Pete for something that is not his fault," the source said.
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They have a very hard job to do, and everybody just cries racism so fast before they even know the whole story.
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It was partially a matter of necessity — daycare was prohibitively expensive when I was a baby — but that's not the whole story.
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That was true, but with a bit more distance and number-crunching it is clear that this is not the whole story.
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"The whole story is not out there and people are bullying Pete for something that is not his fault," the source says.
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One member of Congress, speaking on background, said the way Page hedged his answers suggested he was not telling the whole story.
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Sooo everyone wants to know the whole story behind the brunch … honestly, it looked like a bigger deal than it actually was.
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"I can't avoid the whole story of what happened to me in Palm Beach," shared de Lesseps, who has since quit smoking.
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The actress told host Sway that it's "kind of hard" because she hasn't "told the whole story" about her relationship with Shakur.
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But the dismissal litigation has shown the rest of us that public dockets don't always tell the whole story of FCA cases.
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But the peek can be a useful way to determine whether you want to take the plunge and watch the whole story.
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He texted the whole story to his friend and later uploaded it to Imgur, because the internet deserved to hear the tale.
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I found myself liking it for those very qualities, and for how it sets the whole story in its greater historical context.
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He was the protagonist of it, so we could anchor the whole story around his subjective and often unreliable point of view.
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The whole story is pretty great and makes you understand why Gore is one of the most respected players in the league.
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This isn't the whole story (pre- and non-Christian cultures practiced biphasic sleep), but what is true is that dorveille was communal.
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"My hope is we're able to tell the whole story of the Russian network, the connections and the extensive efforts," Warner said.
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As a mountain lion was roaming the campus of a California high school, the students were telling the whole story on Twitter.
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Video released by the Tempe Police Department this week doesn't tell the whole story, but indicates something went wrong with Uber's tech.
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Not quite the whole story: Democrats have repeatedly slammed the administration's proposed cuts, but their attacks don't quite give the full picture.
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Even if true, I don't assume it's the whole story or that it's presented in context until I can find out more.
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So every minute of my life when it's told by an able-bodied person, and that's not the whole story about me.
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Apart from the scarcity of laurices at the supermarket these days, the whole story is wrong according to a new scientific report.
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If warming progresses rapidly, however, the known concerns — increasing temperatures, sea level rise, a melting Arctic — will not be the whole story.
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It is possible that bias will play some role in the process of making hiring decisions — that can't tell the whole story.
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But fear, I knew, can almost always be traced back to ignorance, to not knowing the whole story, to refusing to see.
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"In general, every time we think we know the whole story, there are still clear blind spots about operational details," Francois says.
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But if Trump sweeps the board, except for maybe Texas and the Minnesota caucuses, then the whole story is: Is he stoppable?
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Bishop defended his probe into the mine waste spill and said the EPA hasn't told the whole story of how it happened.
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But that does not tell the whole story, says Mr White, because Mr Trump's officers took roles almost always held by civilians.
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That may sound like Android has figured out a way to do what Apple couldn't — but the whole story is obviously more complicated.
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"We really wanted to keep it quiet because it's a very volatile piece of the whole story," Caavo CTO Ashish Aggarwal told me.
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We have no way of gauging public opinion in Raqqa, so the tweet from the activists there may not tell the whole story.
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But to cast these fights as a clash between left and right, or even as palace intrigues, is to miss the whole story.
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Responding to a tweet from a fan, Rowling explains why it will require a total of five movies to tell the whole story.
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I understand the intention and am grateful people care about me, but I wish they'd realize they don't always know the whole story.
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"You can't just take one little piece of evidence out of the whole picture and think you have the whole story," he said.
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They decide one of two things: either somebody has already found it and taken it home, or the whole story is a hoax.
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For Hald, it was a mission to portray the whole story of making a living in the sex industry, and not just part.
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"The whole story is not out there and people are bullying Pete for something that is not his fault," a source told PEOPLE.
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The movie was a blockbuster, but even fans watching it again on a small screen now don't know the whole story behind it.
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I recount this story countless times in the following months, but what makes a MegaGame special is this is not the whole story.
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New boyfriends would get the whole story on my "exes," but I'd be sure to clarify that we were still happily in touch.
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Learning the whole story, I wish I were surprised that so many people still believe that the six are guilty, but I'm not.
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"If you only say violence against women, it doesn't really tell the whole story," a senior diplomat at the U.N. told The Guardian.
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Now that she's got an idea of how her stepfather died, she feels she owes him some truth, if not the whole story.
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But, the stated successes of PEPFAR and PMI don't tell the whole story: selective funding of specific diseases or populations can also harm.
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We need to unite as one to help stop these senseless acts of violence, and that's really what the whole story is about.
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"You have to kind of take what they're saying with a grain of salt because you're not getting the whole story," she said.
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Lockett told the station the video doesn&apost tell the whole story, and the weapon was actually her son&aposs toy BB gun.
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We've asked Cannes representatives for attendance figures and will update if we hear back, but those figures may not tell the whole story.
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Junius tells them the whole story — Will's (Phoenix Elkin) death was a tragic accident when Isabel was playing with the kids one day.
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" Warner added: "They've got some folks that know politics ... They should realize: Come clean with the whole story in the first 24 hours.
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She told him the whole story: about losing her husband, about losing her benefits, and about that two slice-a-day cheese ration.
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The work was accompanied by a 73-page screenplay and a tour said to be the third component that completes the whole story.
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"Their track record on investigations and independence contaminates the whole story," said Mr. McKnight, a New Testament professor at Northern Seminary in Illinois.
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Widener's uplifting photograph, Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now, and Marguerite Duras's slim novel The Lover hardly tell the whole story of Southeast Asia.
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But then the tosser went on the radio to explain himself and, well, you can kind of have to read the whole story.
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Anyone who paused for half a second to think about that would likely realize the trailer and the premise weren't the whole story.
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But that's probably not the whole story: There's also likely to be ugly political fallout, not just abroad but here at home, too.
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But as a psychologist, there are two rules I live by: good kids do dumb things, and I never have the whole story.
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All the hidden things start coming out in the course of the play and eventually tie up together to make the whole story.
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And then place the whole story in this vacuum in which we live at the moment, which is occupied by really threatening forces.
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Helen was just clinging to a thread now: "Just because things went wrong doesn't mean the whole story has to change," she whined.
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Bran's weirwood visions Speaking of trees, perhaps one of the most enticing puzzles in the whole story is Bran's garbled, alarming weirwood vision.
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"The whole story is about love," Peter Farrelly, the film's director and one of its writers, said in his best-picture acceptance speech.
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"The IG's report demonstrates, as I have said all along, that I had very little to do with the whole story," he said.
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And the crackdown on N.G.O.s is not the whole story in a region in transition, where free elections and free debate still thrive.
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When we look back on those photos, they do serve as memory cues, but they're not necessarily reminding us of the whole story.
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Tyron tells the whole story on this week's 'Hollywood Beatdown' -- where he also rips Donald Trump over his "blatantly racist" comments about Omarosa.
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So when someone brags about clean air in the United States using annual particulate measurements, know that it doesn't tell the whole story.
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The shift to a public health approach is in line with public and expert opinion The budget numbers don't tell the whole story.
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This new series seems like it will tell the whole story, with promo material already calling this a first season, rather than a standalone.
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He wanted to use a medium that a lot of people could relate to, and show that the journey is never the whole story.
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One is that math in school is not the whole story—there's this whole other world that is logical but also beautiful and creative.
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You consider a form letter: Dear Good Friend Who Deserves the Whole Story I'm sorry this is coming to you as a form letter.
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These are also films that have understood that having a connection with the villain makes the whole story so much more tense and powerful.
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The whole story of Kelly's service in the Trump administration is that one need not be as impulsive as Trump to be as cruel.
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The primary payload isn't the whole story, however – this rocket will also be carrying two test satellites for SpaceX's global broadband satellite internet service.
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Instead, Musk was guilty of that cardinal Twitter sin: Not clicking through and assuming the whole story is the headline or 140 character summary.
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"This weekend we're sitting down and he's going to give me the whole story of this season," Minette told Mashable on the red carpet.
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Although this inflation metric is still tracking well below the Fed's target rate of 2 percent, we don't think it tells the whole story.
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It took several hours for Singh and his other flatmates to calm her down, but he eventually got the whole story out of her.
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If we were talking about weight-lifters or contortionists, it would be simple—and your stylised bell-curve diagram would be the whole story.
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Numbers don't tell the whole story Most meteorologists agree, however, that the best measuring stick for tropical activity is Accumulated Cyclone Energy, or ACE.
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Previously people were only capable of taking spot-checks in certain conditions (like the doctor's office) that may not have told the whole story.
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That's not the whole story though, because, unlike USV, the strategy also involves some additional important assumptions, most notably investing in less-competitive geographies.
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It turns out the actual explanation is far less tantalizing, but you'll have to listen to our episode to find out the whole story.
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What happens during a workout itself, or even what happens in the 24 hours after that workout is over, doesn't tell the whole story.
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If Vinyl is going to try to be the Mad Men of rock's glory days, it should be ready to tell the whole story.
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"The whole story has been twisted," she said on the phone, referring to Johnson's decision to introduce her primarily as Next magazine's nightlife editor.
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Their faces, wide-eyed, like frightened rabbits ready to bolt, and their posture — bent from years of trying to hide — tell the whole story.
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While tests can tell you whether someone has high cholesterol, say, or high blood pressure, a single test may not tell the whole story.
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Just one episode after Trinkets told us Elodie is lying about her "girlfriend from New Mexico" — that sounds familiar — she recants the whole story.
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You can read the whole story â€" according to Walk, at least â€" below: Apple approached YouTube abt being default app on 230st iPhone.
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"The traveling public deserves to know the whole story when it comes to the FAA's oversight of airline maintenance," Nelson said in a statement.
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VICE: I know that your dad worked on the film, but what's the whole story of you coming to play the fictional baby Toby?
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"I don't think [egg-based production methods] tell the whole story," she said, noting how complicated flu viruses — and our responses to them — are.
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Feeling it was time to tell the whole story, I posted a version of what I am writing here on Facebook in early January.
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The astonishing Civil Rights Room at the Nashville Public Library tells the whole story of African-Americans' struggle for full civil rights in Nashville.
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But a lot has happened in the years since then and I wanted to tell the whole story, and get it right this time.
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So while guns don't explain the whole story, killings by police officers do appear to be associated with gun laws and gun ownership rates.
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No." Alex Nogales, the president and chief executive of the National Hispanic Media Coalition, said in an interview: "This doesn't tell the whole story.
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And even checking out a TV in a showroom doesn't give you the whole story about how a set will perform in your home.
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Defense lawyers say the video does not show the whole story of what happened after Scott was pulled over for a broken brake light.
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"Not to take you into the whole story of South Bend politics, but I respect him coming from a different place politically," Buttigieg said.
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But I'm not sure whether this is the whole story, and the power of people like Falwell is itself a phenomenon that demands explanation.
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But I'm not sure whether this is the whole story, and the power of people like Falwell is itself a phenomenon that demands explanation.
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So that's what I love about the New Yorker is we can tell the whole story and try to make sense out of things.
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Surprisingly, I end up reading the whole story next to every single item in there, and some of them even make me cry a little.
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The explicit details of the moment were thankfully not caught on film, but this video of Malek suddenly disappearing from view tells the whole story.
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But although Facebook has now affirmatively acknowledged the Russian campaign to influence the 22017 presidential election, we're not even close to getting the whole story.
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But although Facebook has now affirmatively acknowledged the Russian campaign to influence the 20163 presidential election, we're not even close to getting the whole story.
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"My album is like a chronological story, and it ends with the whole story of meeting him, and then being with him forever," says Ballerini.
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Of course, as with any incident online, the whole story could be made up, but a reverse image search on WhySoSadCZ's turned up no results.
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Three years down the line from its introduction, you'll find it on most smartphones and many laptops, but its apparent simplicity isn't the whole story.
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The inherent meta of the park is a deliberate remove; both stylistically and narratively, the show constantly reminds us we don't know the whole story.
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We Need More Data Even with millions of data points on hand, CrunchBase isn't able to tell the whole story around gender inequality in tech.
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But they'd trample the real tracks and scare the real players back into their holes, and if we're doing this I want the whole story.
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But demographics is not the whole story, which is best seen by examining the employment rate of those in the 25-20003 year old group.
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And maybe the best part of the whole story is that all three GMs involved had to think outside the box to make it happen.
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He cites Polanski's book and his own account of the events – cites it repeatedly, with an implicit refrain of you don't know the whole story.
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Last week, the police union representing him said a cell phone video of the events before and after the shooting doesn't tell the whole story.
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But after all that, today we're finally getting the whole story on the new hardware and software features that are exclusive to the Pixel 3.
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This isn't the whole story (the country also diversified its agricultural industry in a way that aided in poverty reduction), but it's a significant factor.
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A suburban Phoenix police chief says videos of a suspect being punched and mocked by officers don&apost tell the whole story surrounding his arrest.
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Ted Cruz's, R-Texas, comments at the CNN Republican Town Hall in South Carolina on the same-sex marriage ruling don't tell the whole story.
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The number of officially registered lobbyists has stayed about the same at about 11,000-12,000, but neither of those numbers really tell the whole story.
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All three alliance partners renewed their commitment to one another at a meeting in Amsterdam earlier this month, but that doesn't tell the whole story.
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The outlandish temple, with no clear history or purpose, provided the perfect detail: an otherwise minor plot element that promised to illuminate the whole story.
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We still don't know the whole story of why a National Guard veteran opened fire in the Fort Lauderdale airport, taking five lives at random.
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But anyone who grew up with a PC down the street from a kid with a Mac knows that MS-DOS wasn't the whole story.
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We just had to learn more, so we reached out to the man distributing the Champagne Gun in the US to get the whole story.
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I had figured there would be a big map on the wall with the whole story laid out, and it was not that at all.
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She told the whole story, plus something she now realized — every one of her attacks seemed to come a few hours after she ate beef.
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Read more: Fidget Spinner Manufacturers Are Marketing Their Toys as a Treatment for ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety But Slice's data doesn't tell the whole story.
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"He shared the whole story about me and Kinley," said Ms. Aiken, who met her husband in 2014 while playing in a coed softball league.
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During her process of self-discovery, the third-person narrative takes the reader along and paints vivid pictures in one's mind throughout the whole story.
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There's the whole story line about how she was discriminated against by a white landlord named Frederica Norman for being a black Dominican trans woman.
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But Stefani isn't telling the whole story, and if you've read the Zola tweet thread, you'll know roughly — but not exactly — where this is going.
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But getting the story right means getting the whole story, including when the leaks are part of a suspected state action aimed at swaying opinion.
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Yet that's surely not the whole story, because Obamacare isn't the only social insurance program that does great good yet faces incessant right-wing attack.
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And it's too bad a shallow media effort has failed to capture the whole story and tell it to the American public in its entirety.
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Hill's husband, Kenneth Heslep, in September offered to tell a local podcast host "the whole story" about the pair's split, according to the L.A. Times.
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They don't tell the whole story — Washington changed his views on slavery dramatically over his lifetime — but for their time, the murals were daringly frank.
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They don't tell the whole story — Washington changed his views on slavery dramatically over his lifetime — but for their time, the murals were daringly frank.
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There's the whole story line about how she was discriminated against by a white landlord named Frederica Norman for being a black Dominican trans woman.
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These fundraising numbers don't tell the whole story, as Republican candidates have in the past disproportionately benefited from big spending by deep-pocketed outside groups.
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His guests — sometimes reporters from the New York Times and sometimes those reporters' sources — have to be gently prodded into carrying the whole story forward.
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If "Race" does an efficient job of clarifying the issues, at no point do you feel that this is the whole story in all its complexity.
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When he pitched that ending [Disney Chief Creative Officer] John Lasseter, the directors and the whole story team stood up and gave him a standing ovation.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming, on the other hand, is a great example of how villains can ground the whole story, introducing personal stakes on a smaller scale.
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But he chooses to ignore the whole story, spreading the message that Catholics are under attack and taking criticism of the institution as a personal affront.
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We ought to be celebrating the men and women who've helped our nation move toward a more perfect union and tell the whole story of America.
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These reports don't tell the whole story, especially about companies like Waymo that has moved most of its testing to other states with less rigid regulations.
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But if what I just described to you was the whole story of the Surface Book 2, it wouldn't stand a chance against the MacBook Pro.
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Mitch got a bit distracted and Chad was just staring at me listening so intently so I ended up just telling the whole story to him.
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It looked like pretty standard psychological horror at first, right down to the trope of the mysterious woman who's somehow the key to the whole story.
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"The first line of dialogue was 'I'm voting for Dukakis,' delivered by Maggie Gyllenhaal in the whole story, in that dinner table scene," Kelly told VanDerWerff.
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There are a lot of factors that come into play when it comes to battery life, but reduced battery size might be the whole story here.
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According to Marc Sacher, executive vice president at the Auriemma Consulting Group, that baseline interest rate is not the whole story for consumers with good credit.
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My legislation, H.R. 2628, the Overdose Prevention and Patient Safety Act updates an outdated law to give doctors the whole story on their patient's medical history.
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What happened is so complicated and layered that the whole story could take up the length of a book, so we'll only provide the basic details.
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Maybe you could say that the whole story about the meeting is overhyped and that none of the conduct we know about so far is illegal.
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Related: Hollywood execs name Anita Hill to lead anti-harassment effort The anger and fear unleashed by those revelations, however, wasn't the whole story in 2017.
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I decided to tell them the whole story, even though I have always found it difficult to tell, not wanting to sound like I was bragging.
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And there's something to that, but it's not the whole story, as illustrated by another event: Trump's declaration the other day that wind turbines cause cancer.
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Of course, men and women experience bias, tech, and the workplace differently and we should be cognizant of this, but it's far from the whole story.
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Libby: It's hard to finish the last section and not want to immediately turn back to the beginning and see the whole story with new eyes.
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I've never regretted that early dunk in the deep end, though, the opportunity to contend with the whole story before I built thick defenses against it.
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Shouldn't we give all young people a chance to grapple with the whole story, America right and wrong, America as ever great and not so great?
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Hiranandani ("The Whole Story of Half a Girl") does a remarkable job conveying the terrors and absurdities of the conflict in ways young readers can understand.
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And a new app, The Whole Story, uses augmented reality technology to place female statues in public spaces everywhere from Washington to Milan, Prague and Rome.
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Whether it is in ensuring a future for the Panama Canal or weaning petrol-head presidents off their refinery habit, climate is never the whole story.
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Those numbers may not tell the whole story, however; the companies likely had already arranged for flights, hotels, and other incidental costs of attending the conference.
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But I would not be telling the whole story if I did not add that I have my own emotional reasons for pondering the Sonoma Coast.
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Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge This half-built installation at Color Factory's newest location in Houston, Texas tells the whole story in one image.
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While some prestigious companies will tell you that "GPA isn't the whole story," it doesn't mean they won't ask for your transcript — because believe me, they will.
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"I think we ought to wait a while to write the whole story because we don't know what happens when EVs really start to scale," he said.
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There's no attempt to vary this, and everything has a vaguely bluish tint over it, like the whole story takes place at 6:30 am in November.
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That's who we are, that's who we are, that's how we started the company, making this podcast startup that told the whole story of starting the company.
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And since it only ran for one year, it's possible to get the whole story in a reasonable amount of time without committing years of your life.
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And since it only ran for one year, it's possible to get the whole story in a reasonable amount of time without committing years of your life.
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But if the whole story is just "Apple can make more money now that iPhone sales have plateaued," then none of this really matters or changes anything.
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"They want to counter the social media narrative, because a lot of the clips you see on social media, may not show the whole story," says Giacalone.
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"Every time I would call and follow up, I'd have to tell the whole story all over again to whatever agent I was talking to," said Smith.
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We ought to be celebrating the men and women who have helped our nation move toward a more perfect union and tell the whole story of America.
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But as many of us know, social media doesn't always tell the whole story, and living a seemingly fabulous lifestyle doesn't exempt anyone from mental health lows.
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Some time later, I asked him to tell me more about that man, but he denied the whole story, and we had a bit of a fight.
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Because that number ignores those not in the labor force, as well as workers at part-time jobs for economic reasons, it doesn't tell the whole story.
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Plus, there's the fact that, as the Guardian points out, a recent interview with del Toro in Written By tells the whole story of the film's inception.
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It also supports a popular fan theory that Sam will survive this mess and be the one to put the whole story to parchment at the Citadel.
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Those October 2013 numbers weren't the whole story, and the California High-Speed Rail Authority executives claimed yesterday that the figures were mere drafts for internal use.
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A single picture does not tell the whole story of a person's road to addiction, said Fitzgerald, clinical director of CODA, Oregon's oldest opioid addiction treatment program.
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The S&P 600, which tracks small-cap U.S. companies, outperformed the S&P 500 last month, but Cappelleri points out that this isn't the whole story.
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"I don't want to cosign John's story but truth be told, that happened, they did go out but John didn't tell the whole story," says Stoudamire, chuckling.
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Blue light isn't the whole storyBlue light isn't the whole story for sleep disorders, though — since anything that's too stimulating can also keep you awake, Dasgupta says.
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On the flip side, through this story (fictionalized though it may be), we're also forced to confront the fact that we don't have the whole story either.
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The UFC welterweight champ told the whole story on "The Hollywood Beatdown" -- explaining how things went from 0 to 100 real quick at UFC 205 in Nov.
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Young Donald's story changed drastically with every new revelation, as if he had forgotten that there was an email in his inbox backing the whole story up.
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News companies want you to click on them and read the whole story, so the headlines try to be pithy and clever and not give everything away.
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Just to be clear, I'm not arguing that distorted news coverage is the whole story, that nobody would support Trumpism if the media were doing their job.
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He says that the polls don't tell the whole story, that he was a late entry, that pollsters overrepresent voters with landlines — in other words, old people.
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Deals advertised on the companies' official websites range from rebates and low-interest loans to ultra-cheap lease rates, but they are not telling the whole story.
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The year was 1969, so the horrifying crimes uncovered throughout the seven-part series were not yet common knowledge, which just makes the whole story even wilder.
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That's not the whole story either: Over and over, the film proceeds down one narrative path, then jumps back as each twist reveals a new, hidden thread.
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Prophecies are like propaganda — they can be useful for propping someone up but they rarely tell the whole story, and believing in them can ensure your doom.
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"When we started dating, she told me the whole story about what happened to her — the whole rape thing" with Timothy Hutton and his friend, Goud said.
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But he also noted that while Cullinan delivered the goods in key markets such as North America, Rolls&apos largest, the SUV wasn&apost the whole story.
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It doesn't make sense to have absolute confidence that we have the whole story now, and people who are suspicious of official numbers aren't being senselessly paranoid.
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But there's growing evidence that sexism against Clinton played some role in voters' choices in the 2016 election, even if it wasn't the whole story, Jalalzai said.
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The intrigue: The Houston Chronicle notes that the top-line numbers don't capture the whole story of the status of the three-year-old production-limiting arrangement.
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Many have argued that theirs will be one of the few happy marriages in Shakespeare (who, anyway, tells the whole story as a play within another play).
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Stephen Matteo Miller, a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center, argues in a recent blog post that high profits for banks don't tell the whole story.
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"Plastic surgeons will generally tell you it's either very rare or it doesn't exist at all, but that probably isn't the whole story," he told BuzzFeed News.
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"I had figured there would be a big map on the wall with the whole story laid out, and it was not that at all," Johnson said.
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While McGee was right to highlight black and white friendships as an important element of the soldiers' experience in Vietnam, it was far from the whole story.
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It was the sort of comment sometimes made after the formal questions have ended and the notebooks have closed, the casual aside that changes the whole story.
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The shooting was captured on a cell phone video that doesn't tell the whole story of an officer trying to do his job, defense attorney Andy Savage argued.
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" Troiano declined comment on the use of force, saying he didn&apost know the whole story, but added: "We don&apost like to see anyone get hit, period.
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But it's also a reflection of the data in this analysis itself — that is, sales from non-proprietary retailers in the U.S. just don't tell the whole story.
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Or, if you really want to stretch, there's the Northanger Abbey direction, where the whole story turns out to be the product of the heroine's over-active imagination.
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A man who claimed that he was stabbed after being mistaken for a neo-Nazi now admits that he made the whole story up after accidentally stabbing himself.
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"We began to bump up against the limitations for our art form," he said, explaining that he decided he would need more installments to tell the whole story.
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In some ways, Chernobyl truly is a five-hour movie, telling one relatively concise story, with a small core cast of characters who recur across the whole story.
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If socialist egalitarianism—which encouraged, even required, women to work—were the whole story, you would expect many of them in the upper echelons of the Communist Party.
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Police union president speaks out Earlier Friday, John Rivera, president of the Dade County Police Benevolent Association, said a video of the shooting doesn't tell the whole story.
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But this isn't the whole story, because the debate in Washington over comprehensive immigration reform has always had a tenuous relationship to how Americans actually feel about immigrants.
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DeGeneres was the guest host on Kimmel (the host has been off due to his son's illness), and it was the perfect opportunity to recount the whole story.
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But those sensors don't tell the whole story, and can only detect problems on a bridge if they happen in areas where the sensors have been specifically installed.
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Take a look: So, as is often the case, the picture seized on by the social media horde -- especially the liberals within it -- doesn't tell the whole story.
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Ludacris filed his own docs though, saying Tamika made up the whole story ... and even digitally edited photos of the alleged injuries and submitted them to the court.
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A few caveats: This is taken from a very vague budget blueprint; it's possible that the blueprint isn't telling the whole story, so the specific numbers may change.
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At the end of the film, CIA boss Gardner Chubb reviews the whole story with Palmer Smith, the agent handling the case: Chubb: What do we learn, Palmer?
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But the coda to it all is perhaps the weirdest thing about the whole story: Charles Oakley calmly telling his side of the story in a Manhattan bar.
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"We know that part of the answer, certainly not the whole story, is that there was a terrible breakdown in communication at every level of government," he said.
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"Immigration policy is a key part of the story for these private prison operators, but it's not the whole story," said Alex Cynamon, director at Height Capital Markets.
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The most glaring part of the whole story, some experts said, was that it was US policy in the region that arguably made the opioid explosion there possible.
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But rather it's to note that simply pointing at this data point in an exit poll might not tell the whole story of how people feel about it.
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Our apparent killer is Julian (Elisha Henig), an 11-year-old boy who seems to have poisoned his parents, though of course that's not quite the whole story.
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"The Holocaust is so overwhelming that we only really look at the end of the story — and that isn't the whole story," an archaeologist says in the article.
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Though it certainly takes liberties from the biblical text, in which the whole story of the flood runs only about 40 verses, it's still respectful while also imaginative.
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"Once I knew the whole story, I realized this was much deeper and part of a pattern of behavior with her that went back to childhood," Gagné says.
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"One glance at you and I know the whole story," William J. Donovan, head of the Office of Strategic Services, who recruits him during World War II, says.
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But he does actually set the whole story in motion by making one big move, asking his parents to send him away to school for his junior year.
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If you want a good explanation, featuring loaves of bread, of why Ryan's argument isn't telling the whole story, Jim Tankersley simplifies things in The New York Times.
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Problem was, he never just said "sorry" in any of them, and inflamed the whole story Friday when he joked about his habit of violating peoples' personal space.
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That amount of revenue may seem small for Microsoft, which generated $33 billion in revenue in its last quarter alone, but that's not the whole story, Materne said.
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But Sessions' characterization of a city consumed by violence doesn't tell the whole story; in 2014, the city had actually seen its lowest murder rate in 20 years.
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But it can't be the whole story, as incomes among black Americans stagnated in similar ways over the same period, but they saw no spike in death rates.
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Others are built into the movie, like the suspiciously theatrical lighting that makes Jessie's prison / room look like a stage setting, or the conscious artificiality of the whole story.
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But as bright as that light is, it's not the whole story—we only seem to see a fraction of the total energy as radiated light, for some reason.
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The Clinton view, on the other hand, seems to be that money is the root of some evil, maybe a lot of evil, but it isn't the whole story.
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We could strike trade deals around the world — that's the whole story of Brexit — we'll wait and see if they come to fruition," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe.
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Diesel posted an Instagram late Wednesday night that promised he would soon tell the whole story of whatever it was that prompted Johnson's furious Facebook post on Monday night.
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He also clarified that he's not replacing anyone at the company: It's important that everyone understands the whole story of Twitter and each of our roles in that story.
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The whole story, in Eddie's words.... In 2013, I was 3203 and living in LA, starting to make a name as a producer and DJ under the pseudonym IZM.
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LME stocks are massive at 22014,2100 tonnes but they are not telling the whole story either because all the indications are that surplus is also piling up in China.
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For that reason, investors are tuned in to the early races, which can't tell the whole story but could give clues to the broader outcome of the midterm elections.
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"The whole story is a scam," said Manfred Weber, denouncing a "lack of leadership" and of "honesty" in portraying the move on passport colour as a restoration of sovereignty.
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But another part of me says: because of under-representation or because we're not talking about the whole story, we have to spend a month talking about black history.
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But those stats, and his career stats—22017 touchdowns to 27 interceptions thrown, a completion percentage of 58.1, a cumulative quarterback rating of 85.0—don't tell the whole story.
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The , the Dow, and the Nasdaq all finished the quarter higher -- the S&P and Dow notched their sixth straight quarter of gains -- but that's not the whole story.
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That's not quite the whole story, but the stats don't lie: in Britain, titles like Edge and GamesMaster have seen their readerships fall off a cliff in recent years.
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Rice, 29, who co-wrote Florida Georgia Line's smash "Cruise," explains he's put all aspects of his life into his album and one song can't tell the whole story.
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Although it certainly isn't the whole story, part of the explanation may lie in the traditional European societies, especially Catholic ones, from which some present-day American Christians originate.
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MSNBC caught up with Aguirre a few hours after the surprise encounter, and her emotional retelling of the whole story is enough to melt even the coldest of hearts.
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That's not the whole story, though: May Day is also a day of protests and riots that traces its modern roots back to a world-changing explosion in Chicago.
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Such a list of accomplishments makes an open-and-shut case for Mr Murray's place in the tennis Hall of Fame, but it fails to tell the whole story.
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Warren appeared to see the DNA test as a way to put the whole story behind her, which originally came up during her campaign for the Senate in 2012.
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He said it wasn't until recently that he discovered the whole story about the coins in a journal kept by his great-grandfather's brother, who was an avid archivist.
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For Fed officials themselves, it is a chance to lean into a new consensus that a low unemployment rate alone does not tell the whole story of the economy.
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But sales numbers aren't the whole story: What's important for Amazon is that it gets a lot of attention for Prime (a big moneymaker) during a slow news summer.
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"It is our hope we are the tip of the iceberg, rather than the whole story," said Ted Dykstra, a Soulpepper co-founder and the husband of a plaintiff.
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Several financial firms that have already made strides in adapting to the rules may pine for a return to the old days, but that can't be the whole story.
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"We know that someone's appearance doesn't tell the whole story and that nutrition and exercise are important for even the naturally thin person in preventing chronic disease," Majumdar said.
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That amount of revenue may seem small for Microsoft, which generated $33 billion in revenue in its last quarter alone, but that&aposs not the whole story, Evercore said.
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And yet reading "Becoming" made me realize, with a sinking heart, how much further we have to go before we routinely hear the whole story about black people's experience.
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When I considered covering this project, my dilemma was whether to show pages from the book or some of Galey's photographs: neither would tell the whole story, of course.
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"One of the delightful aspects of the whole story to me is that I could just sit down, and in half an hour I had understood the proof," Gowers said.
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Georgetown University health research professor Jack Hoadley said that the confidential agreements between various drug industry players keep pricing a black box that prevents customers from seeing the whole story.
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In fact, he had never told anyone the whole story from beginning to end until I stumbled upon his case as a footnote while researching a recent anti-doping decision.
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Arnold is hardly the first filmmaker to adapt Charlotte Brontë's classic novel, but she's the first to envision Heathcliff as black, which casts the whole story in a different light.
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" She ended by saying, "Please, as social media users & human beings in general, learn to have more empathy for others and know that you never really know the whole story.
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And while specs aren't the whole story, here's how the hardware of today's best phones compare to the S8 and S8 Plus to help you make that increasingly difficult choice.
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I had to look further and say, my experiences of things and how I put my own sense of morality on somebody else's experience doesn't allow for the whole story.
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The published piece failed to tell the whole story of our courtship, and incorrectly reported on a moment when I candidly told Bill I didn't want to rush our relationship.
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There's an ongoing criminal investigation, but prominent zoo experts have called the killing justified, and at this point everyone, even Donald Trump, agrees that the whole story pretty much sucks.
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"When he pitched that ending to [Disney Chief Creative Officer] John Lasseter, the directors and the whole story team stood up and gave him a standing ovation," Del Vecho said.
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We've had at least 5 "A" reveals that weren't really the whole story, and with only 10 episodes left in the show (EVER!) we still have a lot of questions.
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But Delos's morning routine set to the Stones' haunting "Play With Fire" foreshadowed his eventual fate, commented on his ruthless nature, and offered a mournful counterpart to the whole story.
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"Within 10 minutes, I got the whole story," he said, adding that the witness' friend took him to the witness' apartment, where he found the guy sitting on his bicycle.
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It stirs up feelings of loneliness, a reminder that no matter how much we think we might know about a person or a family, we never know the whole story.
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In other words, Meyer argues that Rich's focus—the decade during which consensus was built and action attempted—can't possibly tell the whole story of who's to blame for inaction.
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The NSA, it seemed, had not told the public the whole story about Snowden's contacts with oversight authorities before he became the most celebrated and vilified whistleblower in US history.
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While this doesn't tell the whole story of inequality, it could be one reason why states like New York and New Mexico, with inequality-reducing policies, still see it growing.
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The whole story feels like something lifted from dystopian YA fiction, but it's very real, and Jawline director Liza Mandelup captures it without resorting to ironic detachment or sneering judgement.
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But of course, the violence isn't the whole story — for the situation to progress to that point, many people had to talk, plan, and voice their resistance to the government.
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"Taking snippets of information out of context and not telling the whole story is inappropriate, misleading to the public and dilutes the clarity of the technical information," Ms. Liljegren wrote.
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And that is such a classic skill of Steve's, where lyric plays against music, and the two things together, in the ear of the listener, tell you the whole story.
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For another example of how poverty data doesn't tell the whole story, consider this: The state with the second-lowest poverty rate in the US is Maryland, which includes Baltimore.
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The experts emphasized that those documents don't tell the whole story; only a thorough reading of her full medical records and interviews with Mayo staff would provide a complete picture.
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I think this shot of Mariya really tells the whole story: look at how blurry and soft the XS photo is compared to all the detail for the 11 Pro.
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What isn't beyond our control is creating a story that's satisfying to us that has a beginning, middle and end and tells the whole story and wraps it up nicely.
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"The whole story tells us everything we need to know about how Trump does business," Clinton told a crowd of about 1,100 supporters packed into the city's main rail station.
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The funniest thing about the whole story is that the main character, Mighty Steel Leg Sing (Chow) is just doing it because he wants to make kung-fu cool again.
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A magazine report about Tyga cheating on Kylie Jenner with a 14-year-old has drawn the ire of attorney Gloria Allred ... and she's about to blast the whole story.
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The NSA, it seemed, had not told the public the whole story about Snowden's contacts with oversight authorities before he became the most celebrated and vilified whistleblower in U.S. history.
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By the time male bravado was on full display, like in a 1989 press photo of Slick Rick where he's fully grabbing his crotch, aggressive masculinity still wasn't the whole story.
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He told them the whole story: the raised fist, the open palm, the gesture he had meant as an ironic joke given the situation and not because he hated Jewish people.
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But the whole story is about working through trauma, and the fragmented nature of the game relates to the way that people experience reality in a fragmented way after a trauma.
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"A picture may be worth 1,000 words, but it clearly doesn't tell the whole story, as Beckham added that the time spent with Khloé was "maybe the second conversation we've had.
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That may sound like a lot, but an average can't tell the whole story, since millions of families have nothing put away at all while others manage to be super-savers.
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Now, though, this report gives us a very public indication that Manafort is under very serious scrutiny — and that Mueller may be suspicious that he's not voluntarily disclosing the whole story.
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Plus, they still got to eat the cookies together even if they were a little worse wear, and the whole story is still providing a lot of entertainment for the internet.
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Twitter's refusal to market its product for what the product actually is, tells the whole story, and will eventually lead to a takeout (under) by one of the Silicon Valley behemoths.
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"I felt like the polls weren't telling the whole story," said lead author Allison Skinner, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Washington's Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences, in a statement.
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Those jobless rates may not tell the whole story, because the rate doesn't include people who have gotten so discouraged about their jobs prospects, they've given up looking for work altogether.
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It's important to tell the whole story, cover to cover, but can a generation so wrapped up in selfies and reality TV really see the bigger picture of what's going on?
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You can read the whole story on her page, but the SparkNotes version is as follows: Lee got a text from a client who wanted her face done for Valentine's Day.
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But that is not the whole story: Lemonade, which said the letter came in the wake of its launch in Germany this summer, said that it will put up a fight.
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And while the Pentagon asserts that an increase in reporting indicates that victims are becoming more confident in the system, critics argue that the numbers fail to tell the whole story.
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"The whole story of the Irishman who buries his gold and the white Southern senator who turns black has just gone dim, as though nobody had troubled with it," she wrote.
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" And I had always known this day would come—and that I could then say, "Honestly, I would be happy to, but if I take it out, the whole story collapses.
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Asked about Deutsche Bank looking into transactions that moved cash from companies Kushner controls to Russian individuals, Kushner dismissed the whole story as bogus and proof of an agenda against him.
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Slager's attorney Andrew Savage told Charleston's Post and Courier newspaper on Friday that he would emphasize the fight and that the video did not show the whole story of what happened.
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Read the essay, focusing on how Mr. Fishman anchors the whole story in this one goal he had at age 10 — to return the Pepsi cans and get money for them.
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But that stat doesn't tell the whole story: While some millennials are increasingly proving to be savvy savers, many other young people are not making progress at holding onto their cash.
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"I think infrastructure — wall systems — are an important piece of the story, but they're not the whole story," Cornyn told reporters, standing next to a poster of fencing along the border.
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Surveys don't always tell the whole story, so we also pay attention to factors that are hard to measure in surveys, like employees' demeanor if they do decide to part ways.
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The whole story appeared in my head like magic: being a kid and learning to dress, putting on the underwear, struggling with buttons and buttonholes, and the payoff at the end.
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"The whole story does seem a little odd and now, who knows what to think," said Tony DeSousa, 55, a construction worker waiting for a train to Midway Airport on Wednesday.
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But it takes just a few people causing chaos or even a small skirmish to draw the media cameras, which then turns the whole story into how violent the protests are.
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A narrative of resilience and forgiveness took hold after some relatives of victims showed compassion to the gunman at his bail hearing, but Middleton said that didn't tell the whole story.
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Camera specs and details like aperture size are still important, but they don't come close to telling the whole story about the quality of the pictures you're going to end up with.
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Madden, who addressed reporters during the press tour of the Television Critics Association also remarked, "The ratings don't tell the whole story; because it's such a young audience..." That sounds pretty promising.
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"They are either propaganda pieces made by US govt affiliated organizations … or biased one-sided news reports that does not tell the whole story," he wrote in a message sent via Reddit.
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That's not an insult: Even if you think you have the whole story of this weird and weirdly touching comedy starring Saturday Night Live digital short maven Kyle Mooney, you absolutely don't.
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Anjali Mahendra, cities research director at the World Resources Institute, a Washington-based think tank, cautioned satellite imagery that captures the population density of human settlements might not tell the whole story.
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"Behind the chaos: How a small-city mayor and a democratic socialist finished on top in Iowa," by Michael Scherer, Holly Bailey, Sean Sullivan, and Annie Linskey The whole story of Iowa.
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Andrew Matthews, the state police union president, alleged that Picard selectively edited the video before he posted it online, and it does not tell the whole story of what happened that night.
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That 38 percent versus 44 percent may not tell the whole story in the long run, however, because we are looking at a dynamic situation when it comes to women in venture.
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BMI is a free and easy way to get a gauge on obesity for research, but as doctors started using it for individuals, they noticed that it doesn't tell the whole story.
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Why it matters: The yearly rankings don't tell the whole story of long-term climate change, since natural variability can still push or pull an individual year up or down the rankings.
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Although statistics show that he has issued, to date, fewer executive orders than did former President George W. Bush — indeed than many of his predecessors — those numbers don't tell the whole story.
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" The study includes the caveat that while "global warming-related changes in the environment might have played a prominent role" in the fungus emergence, it "is unlikely to explain the whole story.
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The political plot of this comic isn't anything that's going to blow a reader's mind, but the race-against-the-clock feel to the whole story arc adds some much-needed tension.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For investors trying to call the end of the bull run for stocks, the headline performance of the world's equity markets this year may not be telling the whole story.
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I decided to take a leap, and see if he might be worth saving—to convince him that there is another way, that what he's been taught is not the whole story.
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But it can't be the whole story, since Republicans are fanatical about cutting off aid to the less fortunate even in places like Maine that are overwhelmingly populated by non-Hispanic whites.
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The way a stranger delving into the whole story of her latest back surgery becomes, unfortunately, second nature, and then she's flipping through her phone showing off pictures of her deceased dog.
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"Sandy Hook is complex because I've had debates with devil's advocates that the whole story is true, then I've had debates when I've said that none of it is true," Jones responds.
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The full film is 44 minutes long, and it pokes sly fun at the then-recent South Pole explorations of Roald Amundsen, with effects that give the whole story a magical feel.
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But the violence isn't the whole story; for the situation to progress to that point, many people had to talk to each other, make plans, and voice their resistance to the government.
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A good guess, surely, is that the whole story is connected with the rise of modern movement conservatism, which brought with it unequalizing economic policies, retreat from antitrust, financial deregulation, and more.
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"I begin with the assumption that I could be wrong, and that I definitely don't know the whole story," Mr. Lieber says of dealing with a business in the midst of crisis.
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The rapid influx of new information makes the whole story an extraordinarily fertile breeding ground for fear-driven rumors and conspiracy theories about where it came from and how it's being spread.
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I think he felt he needed to serve up the whole story on a platter at the outset and then let the other managers kind of take bits and pieces of it.
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But no single indicator can tell the whole story of the $20 trillion United States economy, and the measures that performed well in the past might not do so in the future.
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After interviewing nearly 80 on-demand workers for a book, I can vouch that the statistics in the Uber report don't tell the whole story of what drivers face in their jobs.
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But the violence isn't the whole story — for the situation to progress to that point, many people had to talk to each other, make plans, and voice their resistance to the government.
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Those voices in the book are quaint, weird characters that emerge from the main character's psyche, and the whole story winds up feeling claustrophobic in a limiting way rather than a scary one.
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Watching Rebecca (Mandy Moore) drive by the burned-down Pearson home while sobbing was heartbreaking, but in true This Is Us fashion, it didn't even give us a sliver of the whole story.
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But while the indictment against Stone presented some evidence that he learned the group had leaks related to John Podesta coming, it didn't attempt to tell the whole story of what he knew.
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"Everyone wants to compare refunds from one year to the next, but that doesn't tell the whole story," said Debbie Freeman, CPA and director of financial planning at Peak Financial Advisors in Denver.
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There is a nuanced difference between saying "specs don't tell you the whole story" and "specs don't matter," because they absolutely do — if only because the wrong ones can ruin the whole thing.
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So I believe it will have to be a diverse group of voices that will guide us, just like reading only one publication these days may not always give you the whole story.
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Kyle is also asking his fans and the public "not to jump to conclusions based on the allegations alone but reserve judgment until the whole story comes to light, proving these allegations baseless."
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"After spending months as Fortnite's punching bag, Electronic Arts has jumped on the battle royale bandwagon with Apex Legends and this one hugely popular game has turned the whole story around," Cramer said.
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Screenshots are the Internet gifts that keep on giving, and while they don't always tell the whole story (or even an accurate one) sometimes they give us a glimpse into social media feuds.
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While it's true that I'm eager to shift my focus a bit to concentrate on my businesses, friends and family — I'm not making any final statements (not all headlines tell the whole story!).
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While it's true that I'm eager to shift my focus a bit to concentrate on my businesses, friends, and family — I'm not making any final statements (not all headlines tell the whole story!).
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I did learn a lot of unexpected things … Alison's story — I knew that he had business with her but I had no idea about the whole story until we started talking a lot.
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An attorney for the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council, which is representing Connor, said that the video "does not look good" but cautioned that it may not tell the whole story.
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Given all of that, it's going to be very difficult for Republicans to stand firm behind Moore if he continues to say only that the whole story is an example of fake news.
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"Rare variants are not going to be present in every patient, but the effect is going to be higher," he said, adding that neither set of genes tells the whole story by itself.
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When the drifter was picked up later that day, he told the whole story with a prideful smirk, of the pathetic man who had him in his sights and couldn't pull the trigger.
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But the Section 8 program offers additional support for people who move to higher-rent areas, often to the point of totally offsetting the additional cost, so that couldn't be the whole story.
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We got Shaunie at LAX and asked her if she plans on attending, and if the words out of her mouth didn't tell the whole story, the look on her face CLEARLY did.
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The stats might not always tell the whole story, but they're pretty instructive in this one: 72 percent of the possession has been Mexico's, and South Korea has 212 fouls to Mexico's four.
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"The problem is, and this is what felled the Bush administration: images tell the whole story," said Dan Pfeiffer, who served as a communications director and senior adviser for former President Barack Obama.
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Wade has several times in the past few years put on ready-for-Broadway-performances for reporters, describing damning reports as completely false and adding that reporters did not know the whole story.
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There's a pretty high level of alarm based on how easy it is to get people to talk about what's actually happening inside the White House, and you never know the whole story.
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Last week, Rabbit came over and there were no pancakes because Babar was out of milk, so the whole story was about the two of them going to the store to get some.
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"I mean, half of Americans think this process is purely political and shouldn't be happening, but since it is happening, the majority of Americans would like to hear the whole story," Kelly said.
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And despite taking a pass on telling jurors his story, the often-chatty Shkreli then accused prosecutors on Facebook of cherry picking evidence to show jurors, instead of offering them the "whole" story.
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