I don't think — again, you'll never get it passed.
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GO AWAY AND THINK AGAIN - ANOTHER YEAR OR TWO?
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If you thought Veronica was the queen bee, think again.
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If you think you are a weekend warrior, think again.
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If you thought a wrestler couldn't be funny, think again.
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And if you believe granola is any healthier, think again.
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Just close your eyes for a moment, and think again.
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If five points sounds like a reasonable lead, think again.
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If you are considering this "energetic release," however, think again.
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But if you thought DJ was being merciful, think again.
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If you didn't think Hiram Lodge was scary, think again.
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If you thought passwords will soon be dead, think again.
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I think, again, that just falls back on their tactics.
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And if your first thought was "breakover hair," think again.
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But if you expected another celebrity lip kit, think again.
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If you thought you knew how to Netflix, think again.
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If you thought grades only mattered in school, think again.
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If you're looking for shots of Beyoncé, though, think again.
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If you don't think this is a problem, think again.
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If bobbing for apples is on the agenda, think again.
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If you think that's just bureaucracy as usual, think again.
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If you believe this is a European issue, think again.
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If you thought the city's story was over, think again.
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In the real Washington of "Moscow Mitch" McConnell, think again.
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The gender blurring has prompted some designers to think again.
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If you think this suggests a religious text, think again.
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If you thought nationalism was a spent force, think again.
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But if you're thinking about snatching one up, think again.
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I think again, it goes back to being relevant, right?
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I think, again, it speaks to the strength of the show.
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"Anybody doubting the Tesco margin recovery should think again," he said.
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If you thought Silicon Valley has intense work hours, think again.
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If you think this sounds like a good idea, think again.
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If you thought all the hipsters were in Brooklyn, think again.
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I think again it ties into that searching sort of theme.
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If this sounds like a futile effort, Wolfe says, think again.
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You know, I think, again, it is part of our strategy.
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If you thought cookies and cream Oreos were meta, think again.
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Well, think again and take a look at the WHO estimates.
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For those who thought Amazon achieved total world domination, think again.
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If you think you know everything about Kylie Jenner, think again.
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If you're already picturing an Angelina Jolie-lite version, think again.
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So if you think your commute won't be disrupted—think again.
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But it is not too late for her to think again.
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The worry is that Brexit will make foreign firms think again.
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And if you think that "trendy" has to mean "$$$" — think again.
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If you feel the need to ask, then maybe think again.
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If you think these terrible tragedies are freak accidents, think again.
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While you might think summer is all denim shorts, think again.
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Others try to convince women to think again, handing them leaflets.
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If you thought you were serious about Starbucks, maybe think again.
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But, I think, again, it's not something that I think about.
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But if you're thinking this all seems pretty random, think again.
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If you think you don't have any, think again, says O'Leary.
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If watching drone video sounds like no big deal, think again.
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I started to think again, 'What could I have done better?
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If you thought Olive Garden already had generous portions, think again.
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If you think a stock market correction is imminent, think again.
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And if you think this is a niche problem, think again.
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If you want to preserve constitutional democracy, David Brooks, think again.
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But for those who may be thinking good riddance, think again.
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If you thought we had perfected fast food ordering, think again.
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Here are seven pasta salad recipes to make you think again.
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If you think he has let old grudges lie, think again.
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If Mr Johnson feels tormented by Brexit, he should think again.
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If you're thinking of driving, you may want to think again.
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If you're thinking of driving, you may want to think again.
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Think again ... the senator actually attended Ole Miss with Archie himself!!!
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Well think again, Sailor, because you are officially an SI Swimsuit model!
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It's just because I think, again, I'm worried about the cultural clash.
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We have four years to take a step back and think again.
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But if you think it's some weird pretentious decorating choice, think again.
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And if you thought robots aren't capable of love, well, think again.
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If you thought the Kepler spacecraft's glory days were over, think again.
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And it might make them pause and think again about an alternative.
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But if you think I'm giving up my eyebrow exfoliator, think again.
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If you thought seasonal sales had come to an end — think again.
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If you thought Halloween was a holiday just for kids, think again.
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They should look at what has happened in Arkansas and think again.
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But if you think again you will find some real opportunities there.
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If you ever thought "healthy fast food" was actually healthy, think again.
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But if you thought things would be different this time, think again.
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If you thought you'd seen every Pokémon Go accessory possible, think again.
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If you thought things couldn't get worse for United Airlines, think again.
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Watch this terrifying (and goofy) musical number from AVbyte and think again.
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But if you think that sounds like a positive message, think again.
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If you think your business plan is set in stone, think again.
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Just when you think you might have hit Adele overload, think again.
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But I also think, again, it was this narrative of economic anxiety.
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If you think your use of the app is private, think again.
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If you thought you had seen all the baby animals, think again.
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And for those who think, Oh, he's not gonna win, think again.
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If you thought the Trump-Russia scandal couldn't get weirder, think again.
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If you ever consider going to Paris with limp strands, think again.
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They should think again more broadly and outside their own personal interests.
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But if you were expecting a mellow and mature evolution, think again.
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" Mr. Lewis, he said, "really needs to think again on this issue.
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If you think that you can change him from within, think again.
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Think again: removing your wallet from the payment is psychologically even worse.
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I think little dislocations in the market will make them think again.
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If you think cash isn't an appropriate gift, think again, said Swann.
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And then I think, again, people kind of turned on that model.
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And if you think people vote largely because of personal circumstance, think again.
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If you're thinking not possible, I'm already addicted to the program, think again.
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I think, again, they have a risk-acceptance profile that's different than ours.
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Those cheering on the "death of the password" might want to think again.
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If you thought it was finally time to "Let It Go," think again.
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If you thought holiday treats were meant to be served hot, think again.
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If you think spring weddings call for florals and bright prints, think again.
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" Fernandez doesn't want to re-litigate the controversy over "Think Again, Turn Away.
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I think, again, I keep beating a drum of: Innovation is the bridge.
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If you think your experience is automatically valuable, I warn you: think again.
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But if you thought the nude craze had reached its peak, think again.
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Today, however, Skinner's heirs are forcing the sceptics to think again (see article).
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But if you think you've seen everything ColourPop has to offer, think again.
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If you think Social Security deserves little thought in retirement planning, think again.
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If you think you're the Grace Kelly of the 21st century, think again.
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If you thought that Oreo flavors couldn't possibly get any crazier, think again.
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If "romantic" isn't the first image presidential candidate Bernie Sanders conjures, think again.
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If you don't think Bitcoin applies to your life or career, think again.
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But Sarkar said policy makers should think again before building on green fields.
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And if Burgess, Ross and friends think it won't affect them, think again.
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If you thought Kit Kats were just delicious chocolate-covered wafers, think again.
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If you thought YOU got excited about Girl Scout cookies, then think again.
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If you thought the Katy Perry-Taylor Swift saga was over, think again.
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As we have seen, big market moves may cause them to think again.
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To those expecting a more prolonged rebound, think again, says one market watcher.
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If a fact-filled wander about town sounds like pure punishment, think again.
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But if you think these Brits are laughing at the attack, think again.
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If they think we're not prepared for it, they need to think again.
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But if you thought there would be a respite this weekend, think again.
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But if you think that's just a matter of personal preference, think again.
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Think Again" Stella Nguyen on "The Museum of Ice Cream Is Sold Out.
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So if you don't think playing beer pong can spread disease, think again.
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If you think Australian red wines are one-dimensional fruit bombs, think again.
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And I think again that some of that is the nature of Congress.
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"We started to think again about what the lab is for," she said.
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If you think things are hitting rock bottom at "Terrible Notary," think again.
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Think Again (22013) Whose Neighborhood Should Get a Street Named for Dr. King?
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But for those thinking that these achievements came easy, think again, Kim said.
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But those who were writing off history repeating may want to think again.
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Here's what else is happening: If you were thinking of sunbathing, think again.
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If you were thinking about promoting underage drug use on TikTok, think again.
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If you thought DJing was as social as it could be, think again.
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If you thought that Mayer was no veteran of the television industry, think again.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If you think infidelity only occurs between the sheets, think again.
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And if you think a laptop this thin can't have booming sound, think again.
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Anyone who thinks they can 'de-identify' a genome should think again, Venter says.
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And think again about how we can actually resolve this issue in the future.
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If you thought never-Trump conservatives couldn&apost debase themselves any further, think again.
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"And it might make them pause and think again about an alternative," Brown wrote.
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If you thought hot pink was an original hallmark of the 1980s, think again.
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If you think she and her campaign have moved on from this think again.
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If you thought bacon was the key to living a long life, think again.
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The next time you're tempted to complain about your teenager's video gaming, think again.
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If you ever thought you had nothing in common with Kate Moss, think again...
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Even if you think you know everything about the ubiquitous spreadsheet tool, think again.
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I think—again, we are looking forward to talking to the President later today.
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Anyone that thinks this gesture doesn't show exactly who Trump really is, think again.
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Think again… It turns out that the killer app for digital money is money.
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If you've ever thought to yourself "one vote can't make a difference," think again.
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And if you think milkshakes are the only hummus-based dessert option, think again.
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Look at this photo above taken aboard the International Space Station, and think again.
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If you thought Olivia was the only woman creating some major drama, think again.
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If you thought computer programming was just for software engineers or wonks, think again.
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If you thought the days of CPU—OS incompatibilities were behind you, think again.
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If you thought Bieber's mom was going to make anything less confusing, think again.
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If you thought Khloé Kardashian officially traded Tristan Thompson off her team, think again.
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If you thought that Pornhub was just a destination for, well, porn, think again.
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And if you were just planning to throw on your trusty LBD, think again.
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But if you think that will teach the embattled Christie humility, then think again.
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But I think again it's more about being evocative of feline behavior or movement.
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If you thought you had mastered the art of binge-watching TV, think again.
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If you thought nothing could top Adele's heart-wrenching speech to Beyoncé, think again.
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If you think that surprise releases were the province of pop stars, think again.
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And I think, again, this is a fight for the soul of our democracy.
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The New Hampshire primary, held on March 19603, 1968, made those people think again.
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If the chicken sandwich debate feels like it came out of nowhere, think again.
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If you thought Stranger Things had already made every '80s reference possible, think again.
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"And it might make them pause and think again about an alternative," Brown wrote.
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A new revelation If you think you know how old you are, think again.
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That clear message from the Trump administration may be forcing Turkey to think again.
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And in this muteness, we are invited to stop and think again, to reconsider.
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If you think that teaching can only be a labor of love, think again.
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If you thought it went the way of bloodletting and medicinal leeches, think again.
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If you're thinking about downing some liquid courage before taking the plunge, think again.
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Think again about whether you really want sex with someone other than your partner.
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If you think your clothes have nothing to do with Gloria Vanderbilt, think again.
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He claims the show of force persuaded the hostile Templario convoy to think again.
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Anyone expecting a series of historical looks from the usual suspects might think again.
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If you think you need big bucks to get your business started, think again.
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When we recognize we "think again" without knowing what or if we thought before.
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MR. HEILEMANN If you think again about the 2016 race, there are huge questions.
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If you think traditional and Roth individual retirement accounts are the same, think again.
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"The Vanquished" is an excellent guide to help us think again about such issues.
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If you think an exploration of excrement disposal doesn't sound like fun, think again.
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I think, again, as engineers, we're very much trained to start measuring these things.
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If you were worried teenaged girls were so over witchcraft after The Craft, think again.
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If you think your only opportunity to build something great is behind you, think again.
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So if you think you've got an exciting office, take a look, and think again...
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If you thought Amber Rose's saga with the Kardashians and Jenners was over, think again.
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And if you're hoping to get the limited edition white version for cheap think again.
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And if the you think those changes to the software could come quickly think again.
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And if you think you won't be affected because you live further inland, think again.
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These are the problems of ageing populations, and if they sound comparatively mild, think again.
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If you think that working from home is just for writers and solopreneurs, think again.
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If you thought your credit card was the most powerful card you possess, think again.
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And if you think of all scientists at universities as pure at heart, think again.
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So if you thought this week was just going to be about Comey, think again.
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Oh, and if you're worried that these runs are for serious sprinters only, think again.
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Add a few declarations, offer modest concessions, then ask the country concerned to think again.
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If you thought finding silly ways to unlock your iPhone was so 2013, think again.
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The new president, whoever it is, seems unlikely to force the insurgents to think again.
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If you thought Star Wars was done telling tales in the prequel era, think again.
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" And if you thought cheat days might be an option, think again: "I stayed focused.
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If you think you can make me feel uncomfortable, you're better off to think again.
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Los Angeles (CNN)If you think "American Horror Story" has done it all, think again.
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If you think that sex is flawlessly perfect every time, you need to think again.
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And if you thought she'd last just two minutes in her summer fur, think again.
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If you think robots are poised to completely take over the service sector, think again.
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But I think, again, it's very difficult to predict what another civilization might be like.
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If you've never considered getting over a breakup to be a spiritual process, think again.
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If you think you can sneak on a bigger bag, think again: items are measured.
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Think again CNN's Tim Lister, Nick Paton Walsh and Don Melvin contributed to this report.
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If you thought Katniss Everdeen was as fierce as an archer could get, think again.
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If you thought your shoehorn was one of life's most underrated hacks, well, think again.
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If you think you know what will happen in the coming presidential debates, think again.
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Hopefully it also means that individuals considering uploading these images or videos will think again.
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If you think you need to be arrogant and disrespectful to be successful, think again.
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If you were hoping this car would be powered by a Rolls V12, think again.
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And if you thought Elsa's braid brigade stopped in the 30s age bracket, think again.
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If you think their uncharacteristic gentleness is a testament to your good behavior, think again.
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If you're inclined to check your 401(k) or other investment account balances, think again.
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If you think an estate plan is just for the rich and famous, think again.
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If you think you'll beat the holiday traffic by hitting the road early, think again.
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If you are thinking of buying a second home, you may want to think again.
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L: Well, I think, again what we tell them is look at the track record.
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If you think that such a campaign to discredit Trump opponents can't work, think again.
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But if you assumed that Spears, then 22, was wearing a bedazzled bodysuit … think again.
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And if you think, "Oh, yeah, but that will never happen to me" — think again.
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The head of the committee called Zuckerberg's decision "astonishing" and urged him to think again.
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If you think a keratin treatment means a mop of stick-straight hair, think again.
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If you think you're protected from market swings by holding index-based investments, think again.
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If you think the Flushing Remonstrance is a homeowner's complaint to a plumber, think again.
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But after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, he was prompted to think again.
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Think again: the "what" is a HOUSE CAT, and it "goes" in a litter box.
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If this seems like the way collectors typically sail through donations of art, think again.
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Just when you thought it was safe to play nighttime tennis without earplugs, think again.
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But think again before you pick up the salt shaker at your next festive meal.
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If you think money and intelligence are all you need to be successful, think again.
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If you think you can't function until you've downed a cup of joe, think again.
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At first glance, this may look like any other NATO training exercise, but think again.
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" – "An American Dream" Norman Mailer "If you think the Indian Wars are over, think again!
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If your streaming diet starts and ends with Netflix, Hulu, or Disney Plus, think again.
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If you think you can use a VPN to hide what you do, think again.
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But looking at the numbers a different way might cause these countries to think again.
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"If anyone believes this is going to be simple, they should think again," she said.
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If you never thought you could weep over a tale of gorilla cunnilingus, think again.
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And if you think all that moisture is coming down nice and easy, think again.
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If you thought Russell Westbrook's swag would drop off after becoming a parent ... THINK AGAIN!!
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THINK AGAIN ... 'cause Browns star Andrew Hawkins says "anything is possible," and he's the proof.
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Anyone hoping that American Airlines' climbdown might signal a reversal of that trend should think again.
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I think on Part B, I think, again, we need to reform Part B and 340B.
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So I ... again ... There was ... Well, see, I think again, it's choices that people can make.
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If you thought Taco Bell was "Living Más" with Doritos Locos and Cheetos Burritos, think again.
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So if Kim Jong-un wants to, you know, play cutesy with President Trump, think again.
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But if you thought your only seaside escape was a house in the Hamptons, think again.
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If you thought you knew everything there is to know about Marvel's Black Panther, think again.
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Many criticized "Think Again Turn Away" for cavalierly engaging with jihadists without thinking through the consequences.
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Well, think again, because now the Saturday Night Live star is watching Team U.S.A. in person.
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Or is it just ... No. I think again because of the more niche-y audiences now.
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Ariana Grande's mom, Joan Grande If you thought you were Ariana Grande's biggest fan, think again.
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If you think companies and individuals have your data under lock and key, then think again.
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If it seems like Shkreli might be ready to step out of the limelight, think again.
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We have double down, I think, again on our democratic traditions, updated for the 21st century.
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If you put mousse on your hands and then put it in your hair, think again.
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And if you thought wearing red lipstick and locking lips was always a disaster, think again.
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And I think again our challenge is where do we get the people to do that?
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Those who think that they can avoid the impact of U.S. monetary policies should think again.
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Just when you thought this year's presidential election cycle shenanigans couldn't get an weirder, think again.
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If parents were to shrug off such odds thinking they are small, they should think again.
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If you think getting them a gift card or cash is a cop out, think again.
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If for some reason you thought Beyoncé had reached the human limit of nominations, think again.
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Editorial If you think Congress is hopelessly divided on party lines on every issue, think again.
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If you thought there was nothing the Kardashians could do to surprise you anymore, think again.
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"I think, again, we have a system, a strong system, of checks and balances," Ayotte said.
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If that Christmas wish sounds unlikely to be granted by Santa and his elves, think again.
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And if you thought the media is biased couldn&apost get any worse -- well, think again.
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If you thought you were the biggest fan of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, think again.
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If you are a security startup and think it's all about auto-magical products, think again.
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For anyone who thinks high school elections are less ruthless than the real thing, think again.
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If you think it takes big money to get your company's name out there, think again.
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If you think that there are sufficient safeguards already in place against such abuses, think again.
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If you thought your dog had a lot of experience being a good dog, think again.
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But if you think electric kettles are useful only for coffee, tea, or beverages, think again.
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In 23, a gunman's attack on Parliament made Canadians think again about beefing up security measures.
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Americans thinking of moving to Canada if Donald Trump becomes U.S. President should perhaps think again.
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If you thought prequels were out of fashion when it came to Star Wars, think again.
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If you ever thought that you had learned all you could from Jimmy Neutron, think again.
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And if a robot dog ascending a staircase doesn't sound particularly horrifying to you, think again.
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In case you're breathing a sigh of relief because you don't drive an import, think again.
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If you think the only way to drive electric is to buy electric, then think again.
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If you thought Alberto Del Rio was getting back in the cage for clout ... THINK AGAIN!!!
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Think again,sayElena Botelho and Kim Powell, researchers and authors of the bookThe CEO Next Door.
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If cruise ships conjure images of massive buffets and cafeteria-style meals for you, think again.
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According to cybersecurity software company Malwarebytes' latest State of Malware report, it's time to think again.
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If you were hoping to keep your bitcoin stash under wraps from the IRS, think again.
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The move, Donohoe said, was making European leaders think again about their own corporate tax propositions.
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Once this is over, I'll then have to clear my head and try to think again.
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If you think sweaters and turtlenecks are the only thing we're piling on this season, think again.
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Just when you thought seeing news about the college admissions scandal was so last semester, think again.
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But if you think that means the waitlist for his services must be miles long, think again.
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If you thought viral dance crazes were something that would be left behind in 2016, think again.
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If you thought The Bachelorette's villain Chad Johnson was done wreaking havoc on his competitors, think again.
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SAN DIEGO — If you thought Krypton was just going to be a poor man's Gotham, think again.
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And if you thought it was their first reunion since the hit HBO show wrapped, think again.
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If you think you can rely solely on your bank's internet security to protect you, think again.
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I think, again, there was a vacuum of information, like no one was picking up the phone.
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If you thought tonight's debate would be a high-minded conversation about pressing policy issues, think again.
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If you think looking like a famous singer would do wonders for your love life, think again.
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But if you thought you knew what those initials stand for, Downey wants you to think again.
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By closing this acquisition, Broadcom has to pause for a second and think again about acquiring Qualcomm.
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But if you think the Richmond Park result was a straightforward blow to the Tories, think again.
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For those that think a smile is just a frown turned upside down, you better think again.
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Those constantly yelling at the Fed to print more money to support equity markets should think again.
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We have to double down, I think, again on our democratic traditions, updated for the 21st century.
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But if you're thinking of going out and brewing with your own insects, Madden says think again.
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For everybody who thinks there's no good New York place for tourists on a budget: Think again.
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If you're thinking, "yeah, but I don't have to clean my makeup brushes as often," think again.
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If you were thinking this new app would be a killer feature for Apple TV, think again.
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But if you thought #covfefe was the only thing happening on the web this week, think again.
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If flying cars and personal assistants that live inside your light bulbs sound far-fetched, think again.
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If you think this thwarts Facebook's plan to crush Snapchat by copying its every move—think again.
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If you thought frazzled hair was the summer's biggest beauty bummer, you might want to think again.
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And if you think the Trump legal team isn&apost following all of this, well think again.
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Kenny also said if anyone's thinking about snatching his saxes at auction after he dies ... think again!
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If you thought the Unicorn Frappuccino was as kooky as a Starbucks beverage could get, think again.
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But the country's growing number of drug users and bulging jails have forced policymakers to think again.
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If you thought San Francisco (or New York) was home to every disruptive tech company, think again.
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If you thought the petty grievances of the left could not get any more trivial, think again.
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If you thought the Trump administration couldn't take a more hard-line approach to immigration, think again.
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I think again he is a huge loss, but I think the leadership team is very solid.
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If Ryan and McConnell don't fear losing to their rivals on these issues, they should think again.
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But if you think that means teen moms would fare better in the United States, think again.
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If you're planning to use this trip for Memorial Day weekend, think again — it's a blackout date.
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But if you thought his tough-on-immigration speech would rub salt in the wound, think again.
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If you think your constant sarcastic comments are scoring points or making you look smart, think again.
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If you have an image of farming as a down-home haven of the technophobe, think again.
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Think again ... 'cause David has helped a few guys -- including Adrian Peterson -- come back from injuries before.
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If you think Zara jackets are being distributed to all the commanders' wives right now, think again.
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But if you've heard that taking an antihistamine like Claritin or Zyrtec helps control blushing, think again.
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Instead of rejecting the plan — we should think again about what it can and should realistically achieve.
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But if you thought Trump was planning to read something that might broaden his horizons, think again.
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It is time to listen to the people who voted for change, be humble and think again.
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If you thought charging tables can only be found in places like Starbucks and Mars, think again.
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Yeah and I think again, you ask the question, like, put the shoe on the other foot.
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I think again Pixar is a good example of what our relationship with AI would be like.
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If you think Miami is still just about Co2 cannons, LIV, and the Ultra Main Stage, think again.
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If you thought that the Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian drama was a relic of 2017, think again.
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If you thought seagulls existed solely to swoop in and steal your snacks on the beach, think again.
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Next time you feel like shifting an infant to your right side, you might want to think again.
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If you thought you were going to get a break from the chaos in 2017, think again, stargazers.
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If you thought an initial public offering was all bell-ringing, confetti-dropping, and champagne-popping, think again.
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And if you think the trend is on its way out and poured down the drain — think again.
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So I think, again, I keep focusing on the positive because I can't do anything about the negative.
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And did you think, again, when the Weinstein story broke, was the story already written about Roy Price?
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So if you were worried that you wouldn't see much from Faraday Future for a while, think again.
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Just when you though the mobile operating system flame wars of yesteryear had at last subsided, think again.
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In fact, if you thought that Kim K. was the only one with a cosmetics line, think again.
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If you thought a World Cup win guaranteed women soccer players safe and professional playing conditions, think again.
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Lest you think Bernie Sanders' talk of "millionaires and billionaires" have hurt him with this group, think again.
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If you think you could get away with all this nonsense without the man himself noticing, think again.
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If you think you only had to worry about your makeup melting during the summer months, think again.
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If you thought sale season was over and done with at 12:59pm on Cyber Monday, think again.
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Because if you thought Markle was on the receiving end of some really well-placed gifting, think again.
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If you thought you could hit the mall today and pick one of these up then think again.
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But if history is your best hope, you should probably think again: The pessimists have a strong case.
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Still, if you thought Cohen's cooperation would make Robert Mueller's case that Trump conspired with Russia, think again.
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If governments are keen to avoid the creation of a hereditary elite, they might want to think again.
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If you thought Martha Stewart being on a show with Snoop Dogg would mellow her out, think again.
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And if you're inclined to think, well, that's a problem for the dogs to sort out, think again.
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It's forcing us to think again about issues we never really thought about that we took for granted.
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If you think Charlize Theron can be bound by things like gravity, high heels and necklaces, think again.
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If you thought surveillance societies are the stuff of dystopian novels and shows like Black Mirror, think again.
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"If the talks with Greece and Italy fail, we will have to think again about measures," Seehofer said.
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Think again, or better yet, look at what has happened in the absence of such competition in cable.
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If you thought there was a secret society of Oscar hosts who tell each other everything, think again.
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If you thought the Paris climate summit had fallen off the agenda after last month's success, think again.
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But if you thought it was easy to bring her role to life being Latina herself, think again.
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But if you're assuming this Starbucks is just another typical branch of the giant coffee chain, think again.
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If you think you've snagged just what you need to cover your college costs this fall, think again.
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And if you were spared the Equifax hack and think your Social Security number is secret, think again.
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If you live in America and think that doesn't sound very relevant to your own life — think again.
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If you thought that your cushioned running shoes were designed to give your feet a break, think again.
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And if you thought that moving to a more family-friendly nation would eliminate the gap, think again.
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People thinking this is a good time to try to get into the United States should think again.
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Democrats immediately urged Schultz to think again, saying he would take votes away from the Democratic Party nominee.
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If you imagine this groovy environment as a stage for Vietnam protests or a ketamine trip, think again.
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If you thought the dispute over N.F.L. players protesting during the national anthem ended last season, think again.
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If you're thinking about using a to-do list to tackle your , you may want to think again.
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If you thought Nintendo was ramping up their newest console without including a Mario Kart game, think again.
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If you thought relations between Washington and Beijing had thawed after the recent trade deal breakthrough, think again.
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If you think addiction couldn't happen to your nearest and dearest, Robinson gently prods you to think again.
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Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale may be behind us, but if you think the savings are over, then think again.
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If all of this transparency about data privacy and education about its policies sound uncharacteristically altruistic, think again.
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I'LL JUST SAY THIS: I THINK, AGAIN, IT IS A GOOD THING IF THEY'RE SENDING A DELEGATION HERE.
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And I think, again, it's about, how do we help folks get to those higher-quality news outlets?
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If you thought Google Glass, the massively-hyped (yet ultimately unpopular) augmented reality headwear, was dead—think again.
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If you thought the Republican tax plan was just about huge tax cuts for the wealthy, think again.
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If you thought the White House Russia Collusion Story mill was running low on creative new twists, think again.
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If you've grown up thinking the only animal worth photographing in Scotland is the Loch Ness Monster, think again.
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If you think this is overblown lefty rhetoric, think again: Stone wears such monikers like a badge of honor.
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A Search Engine Course If you think Google is the be-all and end-all of search, think again.
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If you thought, from reading reports, that the wedding was pretty, then think again because it was actually gorgeous.
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If the candidates are expecting to dodge questions they don't want to discuss, they might have to think again.
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And I think again, we are going to be focused on these core markets in the A&D space.
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If you thought President Donald Trump might be softening his views on climate change since taking office, think again.
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"If the principals of Instagram believe that this problem is just going to disappear, please think again," he wrote.
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Another year of Brexit talks—the next one much harder than the last—may yet make them think again.
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If you never thought you'd be on the edge of your seat during a backyard makeover show, think again.
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If you thought things were about to cool down after last week's Real Housewives of Dallas blowout, think again.
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For all those Riverdale fans that hoped Archie and Betty's kissing was a one-time thing, well, think again.
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If you thought those rumors of Dove Cameron coming to Riverdale were officially put to rest, well, think again.
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SONNY PERDUE, UNITED STATES SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE: I think again, he&aposs a farmer and farmers are real patriots.
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Think again But no matter how united they are, they aren't a match for the regime and its partners.
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If sunglasses have been falling a little short on your to-buy radar, you might want to think again.
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And I think, again, win the game against a team like that, I think that's pretty good for us.
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Lest you think that this is the first time Rihanna's worn fresh-off-the runway Saint Laurent, think again.
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If you think Indiana can ignore these issues by using its speed to attack back-pedaling defenses, think again.
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And if you're worried that the Kardashians will dominate the show because of their current superstar status, think again.
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But for those who see socialism as a counter to the elitism they see in capitalist economies, think again.
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My thought bubble: If you haven't yet been convinced that the politics surrounding drug prices has changed, think again.
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Should you decide that your federal student loans really don't take much priority, you may want to think again.
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If CPAP has you thinking of a horrifically bulky machine that sounds like a big rig truck, think again.
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If you think presidential term limits and Mr. Trump's age could save the country from that fate, think again.
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"If you think your clothes have nothing to do with Gloria Vanderbilt, think again," our chief fashion critic writes.
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But if you thought that would chasten people pushing the story and lead them to drop it, think again.
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If you think this itinerary sounds intrepid, think again: the hard-core travellers were sneaking from Chengdu into Tibet.
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Claudia: If you think that ladling is just about transferring the curds from one vat to another, think again.
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If you thought the regulatory battle over requiring advisors to act in your best interest was over, think again.
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If you think a rate cut by the Federal Reserve would boost the stock market, think again, UBS warned.
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And if you thought you had to shell out hundreds of dollars to treat yourself to one, think again!
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With that in mind, those expecting a quick return to steadily rising asset values may wish to think again.
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If you thought Glitter, Carey's 2001 car crash of a film, was the worst kind of disaster, think again.
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If you imagine that 2016's conservative Democrats voted for Clinton out of dissatisfaction with Donald Trump, think again.
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If you think the glory days of throwing on a dress and running out the door are over, think again.
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If you think Victoria's Secret has the biggest, most impressive intimates fashion show on earth, perhaps you should think again.
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While you may find it hard to believe that anyone would actually think this Swift story is true, think again.
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But if you thought Grande's fans were the only ones who attached significance to the star's iconic pony, think again.
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Washington (CNN)The State Department is urging any American thinking of a trip to reclusive North Korea to think again.
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But before you think that this is the end of the ride-or-die friendship between B & V, think again.
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But if you thought she had multiple closets stuffed to the brim with amazing pieces in her home, think again.
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"If they don't move until early December, we'll have to think again what to do next," the senior diplomat said.
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If you thought the Bank of Mom and Dad closed its doors after the kids have grown up, think again.
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If you think Cleopatra gave any fucks that her kohl eyeliner contained enough lead to cause brain damage, think again.
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Think again: the co-ord is just as thrilling and comes in a plethora of fabrics and styles this season.
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If you thought Riverdale was done with crazy Archie plot lines that are equal parts scary and nonsensical, think again.
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But if you think you're going to spend the next six months bored by your nail polish choices, think again.
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Think again, because in Joyland, there are ghosts, murderers, and creepy psychics to keep one company from June to September.
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If you thought there was even a chance of getting hints about the upcoming season of Stranger Things, think again.
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Oh and if you think someone so deeply entrenched in the fashion world wouldn't be into the Rangers, think again.
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Content Delivery Network (CDN) If you think CDNs are only for big companies or for high-traffic sites, think again.
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As a former active-duty Marine, I began to think again about those friends who did not come back home.
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First up, if you think consulting firms are the only interlopers that ad agencies should be worrying about, think again.
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The next time you find yourself thinking that stay-at-home moms have it easier than everyone else, think again.
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But any exasperated European leaders who are keen for Britain to just go, deal or no deal, should think again.
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If you thought Sunday night's Rob & Chyna premiere was dramatic, think again – things are about to get even more intense.
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We would certainly urge him to think again if he has any care for people that use his company's services.
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There are three reasons we might need to think again before we decide to dismiss the consequences of Election 2016.
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But if you thought the tie-dyed clothing you used to wear was also stuck in the past, think again.
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If you think you're going to nab a world record by serving up dirt to high-paying customers, think again.
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And if you thought that was the only restaurant where allegations of post-election hate have been raised, think again.
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"Think, again," ends the trailer for the upcoming puzzler Obduction, and I admit I rejoiced in that deliciously placed comma.
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If you think you don't have a huge role to play in how the coronavirus outbreak plays out, think again.
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So the message to middle-class taxpayers is, if you think you were helped by the tax cut, think again.
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If you thought you could swap your morning pick-me-up beverage to OJ once coffee goes extinct, think again.
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So if you like to pull all-nighters to study, think again: Your brain is a poor learner without sleep.
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New York (CNN Business)If you think shopping online is more eco-friendly than driving to a store, think again.
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I do think again that that was born principally of-- of government policies that help erode traditional prudential underwriting standards.
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"Some hard rock" at 25A sounds like we're supposed to be thinking about music, but think again: you're being tricked.
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Anyone who thought autocracy would arrive with back-room deals or sleight-of-hand machinations at midnight should think again.
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And if you don't think you'll find that subject especially enticing (at first, I confess, I didn't), then think again.
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If you think you need to work at one of these companies to get those kinds of benefits, think again.
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China, however, should think again if it counts on the EU support to confront America in trade and other disputes.
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Because I think, again, for the most part, people are stuck on just the policy and the politics of it.
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The internet went nuts, and if you thought Bradley was going to have a convincing reason for the omission, think again.
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The gifts are wrapped and the stockings are hung — but if you think your holiday budget is squared away, think again.
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I'm hoping ... and I think, again, Brown deserves an enormous amount of respect and thanks, kudos for his running of California.
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I think, again, people want to have the assurance that they have health care when they need it in their 50s.
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There was much implicit scolding of Trump voters for being stupid, with posters bearing such messages as: "Make America Think Again".
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If you thought This Is Us might gives fans a reprieve following such an intense two-season storyline, well, think again.
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He added that those in the Pentagon that want to exclude Turkey from the plane's operation and manufacture should think again.
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The business and consumer sentiment will be adversely affected, and people planning their holiday travel may think again about their destination.
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My dad sent flowers to my house today, and my mom thought they were for her ðŸ˜'ðŸ˜' THINK AGAIN pic.twitter.
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But if Mr Trump is hoping Mr Kavanaugh will serve as an insurance policy against Mr Mueller, he should think again.
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If you thought you couldn't get any more excited about this exclusive collaboration, think again because the pieces start at $3.99.
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If you've been using Microsoft Edge and hoping that all your private browsing was actually, you know, private, then think again.
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Because I think again, if you look at the Times investigation, they think that this is still a game of business.
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Faced with a choice between revolution and EU money, which flows disproportionately to its poorer rural base, PiS may think again.
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And I think again, we better understand that the Mercers did not invest all that money just for their own amusement.
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If it seems unlikely that wealthy Tesla owners would want to share their high-tech cars with the masses, think again.
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Now if you think her fake, her overhyped, so-called scoop flat out conspiracy theories, and they are -- well, think again.
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So yes, 5G is coming, but for anyone expecting a transformation overnight, maybe think again, because we're just barely getting started.
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If you thought there was nothing worse to put on a Post-it note than a break-up letter, think again.
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If you thought you were going to make it out of 2018 without a couple more data slip-ups, think again!
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What qualifies as a businessIf you think you need to register with the government to be considered a business, think again.
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"She will bring, I think again, a very aggressive, tough-minded approach, very fact-based policy approach to it," Gingrich said.
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And if he really believes that Mr Sánchez is a bigger threat to Spanish democracy than Vox, he should think again.
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So if it's because you think it looks fun or you want to be rich, you might want to think again.
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WEDNESDAY • If you thought the dust had settled after Trump's controversial summit last week with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, think again.
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So if anyone thinks that Trump's tax returns will be leaked shortly after they are provided to the committee — think again.
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I think, again, it could help to expose abuses in different areas because clearly the banks do a lot of gouging.
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I think, again, the size is maybe more noticeable in this one, and, again, we've got the whole card is foil.
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Those who scoffed when Mr. Dylan received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016 may find they have to think again.
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And that's forced people in Ely and Minnesota's Iron Range region to think again about who are its protectors and defenders.
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I just think, again, it's going to be a difficult industry that doesn't garner nearly the shareholder value it used to.
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If you're thinking about taking a summer job as a lifeguard or waiter to make extra cash, think again, Herjavec warns.
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If you thought even space opera scenery would get humdrum after seeing it all day, every day for months, think again.
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If you thought an interracial relationship was just a kind of relationship rather than an issue to be tackled, think again!
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If you're a working woman thinking about building your dream retirement home in sunny Florida, you may want to think again.
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If you thought you were finished crying over that shocking death in the season 8 premiere of Chicago Fire, think again.
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If you thought the loss Oracle suffered in May in its ongoing lawsuit against Google over Android was the end, think again.
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To all you liberal interventionists and neocons who somehow think I belong to the "US as the indispensable power" club, think again.
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If you thought Millie Bobby Brown's most challenging Stranger Things scenes were the ones with lots of running and nosebleeds, think again.
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If you thought rosé season was over — with a price that low on a wine this good — you'll have to think again.
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Read More Cramer: The one niche group immune to market volatility For those who thought Amazon achieved total world domination, think again.
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If you live in a landlocked state and think your only chance of seeing an alligator is at a zoo, think again.
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I think, again, in a common-sense way, if the U.S./China talks go well, then we would not expect new tariffs.
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However, if you're here expecting the canned laughter and talking cat of the Sabrina The Teenage Witch of the 90s, think again.
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If you think this seems like a great costume for the end of October and want to build your own, think again.
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If you thought the stakes for Trump were too high, Gingrich—one of Trump's most prominent cheerleaders—wants you to think again.
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If you thought movie subtitles are just benign text files you can download to your computer and use without fear, think again.
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So if you're applying to the job thinking you'll get to kick alien ass like Will Smith or Jeff Goldblum, think again.
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Jenner teased a sneak peek of the collaboration on Tuesday — and if you expected your standard Kylie Cosmetics Snapchat announcement, think again.
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But if you think you can pick up one of these bad boys up for the price of a Roomba, think again.
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Anyone who thinks they can vandalize Donald Trump's Palm Beach estate because the prosecutor in town is a Democrat better think again.
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"I would certainly urge him to think again if he has any care for people that use his company's services," Collins added.
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Well, think again, because VICELAND's Desus and Mero have started their own stunt to Make America Great Again once and for all.
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If you're worried that your cheap ticket will land you a vacation in a small town you've never heard of, think again.
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The next time we consider those styles when the temperature is in the negative digits, we'll think of this, and think again.
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If you imagined that at this late date there's nothing left to say about Marilyn Monroe, you may want to think again.
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If you're thinking about emptying out your pantry and clearing out your closet to donate to Puerto Rico disaster relief, think again.
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So, if you're looking to the law to solve the problems of social media and New Zealand, you had better think again.
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"I do think, again, a Do Not Track proposal with some teeth could make a meaningful difference for consumers' privacy," Jerome said.
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And if you think it's just a couple of weird headline-making foods that get intercepted by authorities every year, think again.
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You may have thought that your only options were Greek yogurt or that fruit-at-the-bottom, waterlogged kind, but think again.
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In case you thought tech billionaire Peter Thiel's support for Donald Trump might cause problems in super-liberal Silicon Valley, think again.
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And if you're thinking syphilis is an old-timey disease that no one gets anymore, Withers says it's time to think again.
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But think again: While the "Motor City" days are far from returning, this city's real estate market is showing signs of recovery.
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So, I think again, above trend growth, maybe we'll get lucky and maybe the uncertainties will hurt us a bit there, too.
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But if you thought that getting such a basic fact wrong would be impossible even for Fox & Friends to defend, think again.
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Your Money Adviser If you think an allowance is a dollar bill or two handed to your child each week, think again.
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And I think, again, on balance what the NBA has done in China is quite remarkable, especially over the last 20 years.
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So I think again there's a fantastic opportunity for somebody to build companies around that theme — again, probably male and female separate.
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And if you think she's basking in the disses currently being heaped on her ex, think again, 'cause she's staying unbelievably chill.
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MoviePass was laid to rest in September, but if you thought your monthly charges were too, you might have to think again.
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And if you can't imagine anything more delicious then a clump of Diablo sauce butter atop your fluffy bread roll, think again.
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If you always thought these were some magic trick only made possible by the experts at your favorite dumpling spot, think again.
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"If you are thinking of going to fight in the Middle East, think again," then-Prime Minister Tony Abbott said in 2015.
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If you thought the New York subway system's derailments, delays, and dead corpses made it a complete and utter hellscape before, think again.
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If you thought you had to book your Memorial Day weekend flights six months in advance to avoid massive fare hikes, think again.
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But I think, again, the big players in our portfolio are the companies we've invested in already, in Europe, in North America, etc.
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But, please, read these two articles (about Charlie Peach and about Robert Delaware) and think again whether this list is reliable or not.
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But if you're thinking about grabbing a Ouija board for your next conversation with the other side, you might want to think again.
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If you thought you had to wait until Black Friday or Cyber Monday to score big savings on a new laptop — think again!
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But I think again, if the President were to say we need to tone this down, I&aposm going to tone it down.
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Anyone who thought their friendship with Meghan Markle would get them a behind-the-scenes look at the royal family better think again.
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"If you think for one second I'm not serious about doing what it takes to protect Scotland's interests, then think again", she warned.
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Lastly, if you're thinking that an F1 car in 2027 is destined to be fully electric, Renault would like you to think again.
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IMMELT: OH I THINK, AGAIN, I LOOK AT OUR – LET'S SAY TO REPLACE THE GE INSTALLED BASE TODAY WOULD BE ALMOST $2 TRILLION.
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But I will tell you this: if someone thought they were going to snatch my purse on the street, they better think again.
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Yet the negative consequences of the tariffs on foreign cars and trade war with China he has threatened might make them think again.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're living under the assumption that your job could never be filled by a robot, think again.
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If you thought a good ongoing plan was going to order things, use or wear them once, then send them back, think again.
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But if you think watching that much in a row might turn someone off of the concept of binge watching altogether, think again.
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If you're sure you caught all the best moments at the MTV Movie & TV Awards on Sunday night, you need to think again.
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And, Levin warned, if it seems like a fraudster would be less likely to impersonate someone with a bad credit score — think again.
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Photo: David Duprey / APIf you thought face-to-face confidence scams were obsolete thanks to the wonders of modern connectivity, well, think again.
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If you think subordinates in the chain of command would refuse to carry out a Trump order to launch nuclear weapons, think again.
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If you think that such traditionalists will look more kindly on a meeting in Crete where all the participants are Orthodox, think again.
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I think, again, that's why the branding is important, and I think that a lot of brands, like Samsung and Google, are searching.
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Paramount will release Transformers: The Last Knight on June 23, 2017, and if you think the franchise entry will stop there, think again.
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So I really think again, what we need to think about is not just ISIS, but the condition of the region post-ISIS.
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If you thought there was beef between Lil Pump and J. Cole, think again, because Lil Pump just squashed it for our camera.
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If you think bringing your garish 1960s-era kitchen up to date is just a matter of new paint and appliances, think again.
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Malaysia hasn't given up trying to persuade the EU to think again, raising its objections with a visiting French defence minister last month.
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Think again, says the Australian sports journalist who was mistakenly charged nearly $33,000 for a glass of the stuff at an English hotel.
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And all the freeloaders out there who've gotten used to us not using our leverage, they are going to have to think again.
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I think, again, it's that happy, shiny future and it will be okay someday and some people will benefit and others will not.
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If so, think again: If Republicans win in November, they'll be coming after Medicare next, to offset the cost of their tax cut.
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Even if you think missing out on just a few minutes — say, getting up just a half-hour earlier — isn't significant, think again.
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I think, again, having a culture where people can make mistakes, we give them feedback and they grow, I think it's really important.
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If you're heading toward retirement and assume proposed cuts to Medicaid in the Senate's Obamacare replacement bill could never affect you, think again.
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"I sincerely hope the recent indications that the president may be minded to think again do signal a change of heart," Gove added.
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If you're planning on spending the winter in that $100 IKEA mattress you bought five years ago, we implore you to think again.
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Western firms may also think again about basing employees or deploying capital in Hong Kong, especially following the vivid example of Cathay Pacific.
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"Any witness counting on a Russia investigation pardon should think again," Blumenthal tweeted, linking to an earlier report from The Hill quoting Rep.
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If you thought the first Cats trailer was a fever dream and that actually this new trailer would make any sense, think again.
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SS: I think it might come eventually, but I do think again that there's a lot of focus on these companies right now . . .
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Those hoping that U.S.-China trade tensions will disappear when President Donald Trump leaves office should think again, according to economist Tyler Cowen.
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And lest anyone assume that casting the movie star Tom Hiddleston in a familiar Pinter title was a cynical cash grab, think again.
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Because I think, again, from the privacy bill, from a tech point of view, a lot of people are calling for more privacy.
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And if you think a homemade lunch can't be as tasty as the offerings at your standby salad place or local deli, think again!
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If you're expecting that this debate will be a policy-heavy breather from endless talk of Trump's temperament and Clinton's emails, though, think again.
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If you thought all your cleavage questions were answered after Kim Kardashian West revealed the way she gets her gravity-defining décolletage, think again.
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If you thought a cone and a bowl were the only two sensible vessels to eat ice cream out of, think again my friends.
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But if Trump critics are hoping this means Yellen will stand as a major opponent to Trump's eventual policies, they need to think again.
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So if you thought you liked the Bugatti Chiron because of its otherworldly performance numbers, its opulent materials, or its striking looks, think again.
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So yeah, I just, I think ... again, my story wasn't necessarily important in any sense of the word but I think it's extraordinarily representative.
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And if you thought that your microwave was going to be one of the last appliances to join the smart home movement, think again.
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For U.S. residents who think they can get use this to qualify for the mandatory coverage required by the Affordable Care Act, think again.
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But if you thought your Aunt Suzie's uploads or the hysterical Chewbacca mom were going to be what carried the company there, think again.
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If you thought the premium price tag on Apple's new speaker would stop consumers from buying it, think again, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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Not-so-refreshing drink You might want to think again after telling a waiter that you would like a lemon in your ice water.
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To avoid falling into this quicksand, think (and think again) before blurting, tweeting, texting, or firing off what might soon become an alternative fact.
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If you're sitting on a huge pile of student debt and think your loan interest deduction will save you loads on taxes, think again.
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If you were under the impression that the hipster trend of drinking all your favorite beverages from a mason jar was over, think again.
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"Think again daddy 🤯🤣" FROM PEOPLETV: Inside Sean "Diddy" Combs' Life At Home with Six Kids: "I'm the Luckiest Man in the World"
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That is why I implore Americans considering voting for a man who claims that only he can make the country great to think again.
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If you thought 90210 was the swankiest place in California, think again: The most expensive ZIP code in the state is actually Atherton's 94027.
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If you thought the proposed 360-degree, skyscraper-topping infinity pool in London was the wildest pool concept you'd see this year, think again.
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ALEXADRIA OCASIO-CORTEZ, NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE: Well, I think -- again, we don&apost want to get ahead of ourselves, as you&aposve mentioned.
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I think again the biggest takeaway for me was the simple realization and admission that social media amplifies everything, whether it's good or bad.
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Think again: Each backpack is crafted from forty recycled plastic bottles, which means that by buying this $110 backpack, you are saving the world.
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As for the familiar characters from the earlier movies, some of whom we thought we'd seen the last of in "3" — well, think again.
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On March the 30th, and I think again on — I think on April 11th as well, I told him we're not investigating him personally.
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If you think a certain type of well-known tax-free retirement account is beyond your reach because you earn too much, think again.
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If you think that you can convince Donald Trump of the truth of global warming by presenting him with the relevant facts — think again.
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But if you thought that development would prompt Republicans to shift their focus from procedural deflections to defending Trump on the merits, think again.
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And I think, again, there's a lot of things that haven't, that just because something hasn't worked in one form ... I agree, I agree.
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If you thought that Zac Efron's Ted Bundy film Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile would be your classic creepy serial killer story, think again.
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But those who think that the post-election period will open up a possibility for a quick breakthrough on U.S. trade problems should think again.
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"If you thought 2016 would be the Year of the Rise you may need to think again," said Yael Selfin, Head of Macroeconomics at KPMG.
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If you're thinking, I just spent a big chunk of my savings on holiday gifts, so I'm not going anywhere for a while, think again.
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Etsy: If you're expecting arts-and-crafts-style work from hobbyists, think again — Etsy offers so much more (even though we love the crafts, too).
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If you're thinking "okay, but people don't ghost after three years of dating," this guy's post on Ask a Manager will make you think again.
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If you think sea lions are the cutest, you might think again after watching this absolutely terrifying video of a young girl being dragged underwater.
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If you thought the Cleveland Cavaliers decked out in Thom Browne was the biggest news to surround the New York-based fashion label, think again.
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And while you may think you can just look up recipes on Google, think again — or ask the 1,000+ people who have taken the course.
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Think again; the cognac, which dates back to the 1870s, is likely an investment by a wine aficionado, but one who values profit over taste.
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Image: ESAIf you thought a comet that contains the building blocks of life and creates its own weather couldn't get any more interesting, think again.
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Think again: We have hunky drag kings, seasoned queens, crazy drag creatures, queens with pedigree, queens you've seen on TV, but not on Drag Race.
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One of the first public applications of the research into memetics and social media propaganda was the State Department's 2013 "Think Again Turn Away" initiative.
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If that sounds like a pain in the ass to you, think again ... Joey says it made shooting the singing competition a ton of fun.
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"For those who think he's not going to win — think again," said Henson, who appeared in a Clinton campaign ad a month before the election.
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I think again in terms of the moment in time in which we're living, that's a valuable lesson and it's an important one to remember.
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But if they're retiring next month, it could be a severe enough correction to cause some people to really have to think again or wait.
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If anyone thought President Donald Trump's personal friendship with Kim Jong Un would make these threatening moves go away, it's officially time to think again.
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And if they don't promptly and properly act on what they see and know, they should think again about the sacred duty of public service.
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Guenther Oettinger, an EU commissioner and member of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), urged the SPD to think again about its rejection of coalition talks.
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But if you think the peacetech industry is about getting people to join hands and sing "Kumbaya" with no money to be made, think again.
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Trump may wish to think again about linking the China trade with Beijing's efforts to rid North Korea of nuclear weapons and their delivery vehicles.
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This week: The thrill is gone for Larry and Sergey If you thought the holiday season would mean a slowdown in tech news, think again.
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But if you thought this might sway Republican senators to publicly rebuke Trump or even express concern about his alleged involvement in crimes, think again.
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BarChick's service may be 24/7 but if you think it's a guide in your pocket to aid and abet your heavy drinking, think again.
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And if you think you're safe, think again: Sampson said the file was downloaded by Rainway users over 78,000 times leading to nearly 400,000 error reports.
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Do you think, again, Silicon Valley's really pushing on the idea that all learning will be digital going forward, do you think that's just not so?
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I hope that opening a conversation like this will lead some people to think again before they say these things to a woman on the street.
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And I think again my preference in terms of creating more productivity gains and output growth in the medium term would be a focused infrastructure program.
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For those of you looking forward to a winter of hot chocolate and hunkering down in your duvet to watch Disney movies on Netflix, think again.
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However, for those thinking that Swift was the one who came up with a maniacal plan to get Cabello to quit Fifth Harmony, err... think again.
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Lest you believe that the current FCC is prepared to make sure that such offenses are fully sanctioned and dealt with by the government, think again.
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Mrs Chan hopes that the chief executive will think again and set out "viable options" for handling fugitives from China, with a long period of consultation.
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But if you're expecting to see the likes of Kelly, Donna, Brandon and the rest of the 90210 gang reunite in their adult years, think again.
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All of that aside, if you're planning to hear any new insight from the man whose company may be responsible for slowly eroding democracy, think again!
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In trauma therapy, when a survivor has found enough calm and safety to think again, a therapist will, at every turn, remind her of her strengths.
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Public horror at the Grenfell Tower fire and anger at the system of management and oversight around public housing should cause such Conservatives to think again.
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Washington (CNN)If Democratic voters thought -- or hoped -- the Bernie Sanders versus Hillary Clinton saga was long since settled, then they apparently need to think again.
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And the upshot is this: South Korean media are reporting about economic and other measures the Chinese are apparently taking to force Seoul to think again.
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Clorox Disinfecting Wipes (Value Pack of 4), $12.98, at WalmartIf you think it's only elementary school classrooms that need to be wiped down constantly, think again.
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Those who think that this foreign debt does not matter because we pay our overseas creditors with greenbacks we print as we please should think again.
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Washington (CNN)If House Republicans thought they were helping President Donald Trump by forcing the release of James Comey's memos, they might want to think again.
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So if you thought the Trump administration and the NRA might consider serious and comprehensive gun reform in the wake of the Parkland shooting, think again.
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If you think Google is willing to fork out $300 million for this project, but not willing to create smaller expenditures to deter sharks, think again.
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I just think, again, we're putting ourselves in a situation where we're going to have a cloud of uncertainty and a cloud of distraction come January.
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Investors are already thinking about the 2020 election If you thought it was too early for investors to worry about the US presidential election — think again.
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Mr. Szekeres has been one of the high-profile backers of the "Don't Smoke" campaign and has promoted a petition asking the government to think again.
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And, I think, again, it's probably more effective than the average person thinks, but I don't think it's nearly as effective as some people sell it.
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Mayor Khan said that although exercise and dog-walking were a "good reason" to go out, anyone planning to meet up with friends should think again.
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I don't put out a lot of highlights because of certain restrictions, but I think, again, the story that we tell is like the humanizing thing.
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She's part of a crew on a mining station several miles underwater and if you think there's any way this story will end well, think again.
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If anyone thought impeachment would lose steam weeks after House Democrats announced the start of an inquiry, this weekend is yet another reason to think again.
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That's why Republican lawmakers might want to think again about whether they want to be the means through which their wealthy donors pull off this heist.
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Explain that, because I think — again, I moved to New York 22016-plus years ago because I loved magazines and I wanted to work at them.
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For all of that, a potential visitor who may doubt whether this city can still serve up its quintessential pleasures, even in late winter, should think again.
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However, if you&aposre tempted to download and play pirate copies of Switch games online, think again, as Nintendo can "perfectly detect" illegal copies of Switch titles.
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The founder told me: 'We want kids to be able to think again, and that comes from seeing men and women who care about what they do.
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If you thought you were going to start off 2017 eating nothing but raw vegetables in order to recover from all those rich holiday foods, think again.
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JOHN TAYLOR: I think as long as it keeps adjusting, I think, again, what's going to be on the table here today is these policies, strategies, rules.
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However, as legislators around the world decide that enough is enough, game publishers may have to think again before staking their profits on a game of chance.
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If you thought Transformers could only exist in a world as miraculous as one where Megan Fox would fall for a guy like Shia LaBeouf, think again.
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The bi-annual clean out sale, which kicked off last month, leaves nothing off the list — so if you thought it was all picked over, think again.
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The bottom line here is cops want to make it clear they're watching, so if you're even thinking about making a statement at Michael's star ... think again.
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If you thought that the Kardashians' wardrobes have been entirely de-mystified thanks to several closet tours and the fact that they're photographed practically daily, think again!
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If you thought the pioneering founder of virtual reality company Oculus, Palmer Luckey, was just going to fade into the shadows with his Facebook money, think again.
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What's more, as the reality of an unattractive deal on Britain's future relationship sinks in, the British could think again about leaving, perhaps precipitating a second referendum.
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LONDON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - If you thought exponential price surges and bubble-like vertical chart lines were only the stuff of cryptocurrencies or tech stocks, think again.
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Think again.) While costs came down in the CD-ROM era, the ability and compulsion to pad out games with more (often repetitive) content only got worse.
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If you thought you'd seen all there was to see from this week's summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, think again.
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If you're a starving artist who at least finds consolation in the fact that a computer will never take your job, you may need to think again.
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And so I -- I think, again, the president's rightly focused on how do we move forward from what may be simply an intractable disagreement, at this point.
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And in case you thought that chess was culturally Christian, because it features a mitre-topped, diagonally-moving piece which English-speakers call a "bishop", think again.
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If you think you can avoid crowds by doing some early Christmas tree shopping or renting an all-terrain vehicle instead, you might want to think again.
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If you thought the author of The Handmaid's Tale would shy away from condemning the barrage of anti-abortion laws being enacted across the country, think again.
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European Council president Donald Tusk also urged Trump to think again, saying on Saturday thatTrump denied to reporters that world leaders were pressuring him on the issue.
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If you've ever dreamed of living in one of America's toniest, most exclusive zip codes — think 90210 or 10001 — well, these numbers may make you think again.
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"If there's even a tiny question of whether you will 'get away' with something, think again," said Samantha Bley DeJean of Bley and Bley in San Francisco.
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Think again — I love them, too, especially made from ground chicken or turkey, which I always have in my refrigerator as a quick-cooking, super-versatile protein.
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"To sum it up: Anyone who thought that an end of the Brexit drama is in sight will have to think again," said analyst Thu Lan Nguyen.
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There are also conflicting accounts of whether Corker has initiated the conversations, or whether he has had them with colleagues who are pushing him to think again.
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I just think, again, we have to examine what is an atrocity and what is an insult and what is somebody being a pain in the ass.
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If you thought the entertainment industry was tired of Steve Jobs, think again, a musical about the rivalry between Jobs and Bill Gates is headed to Broadway.
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Might the threat of bringing another well-prepared army into the fight have made the Kaiser and his general staff think again about provoking the United States?
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I think again I was driven by not ... Just the responsibility that I felt to that long lineage of things and I hope the sooner the better.
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And if you don't think of Russia as a petrostate, think again: Russia "relies on oil and natural gas for almost half its fiscal revenue," to quote Bloomberg.
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And meanwhile, if you thought that the blind hatred for President Trump was kind of unique to the far left, coastal elite in the U.S., well think again.
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But if you think you've found a whitening solution in the form of table salt (sodium chloride) or baking soda (another type of salt, sodium bicarbonate), think again.
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We may be living in troubled times, but if you think that means that television shows with distressing subject matter would have trouble finding an audience, think again.
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And even if you think no one else is doing exactly what you are, think again because that may not last, said Yash Sankrityayan, principal at Jungle Ventures.
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If you think you can have all kinds of sex whenever you want and never have to speak a word about your sexcapades to your roommate, think again.
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And if you think for a second that a trio of green tea, ginseng, and papaya can only be found inside a buzzy new juice shop, think again.
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PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the supertease for season 4 of Total Bellas — and if you thought John Cena would be out of the picture for good, think again.
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If Americans think more defense spending will make them safer they should think again, according to a retired U.S. Marine Corps officer who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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And in case you think AI might be more objective than humans, think again: bias in artificial intelligence is a real issue that researchers are still struggling with.
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If we ignore or convince ourselves that child sexual abuse isn't pervasive, think again; 1-in-10 children around the world will be abused by their 85033th birthday.
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If you thought his blockbuster cologne XS was short for excess, think again — it has something to do with numerology, the Greek alphabet and the catacombs of Rome.
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If you thought the worldwide panic about the latest coronavirus was only complicating your love life and your plans to inspire FOMO at Coachella next month, think again.
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But if you think "free" means truncated, ineffective, or boring, think again — these virtual sessions will have you out of breath and drenched with sweat in no time.
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If you think those gains go only to elites, think again, as about 100 million people have 401(k)s and 42 million households have individual retirement accounts.
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Berkshire's B share class traded lower after the announcement as investors began to think again about the future of the company without the Oracle of Omaha in charge.
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On one occasion, the prince told the developers to think again about putting a resort on a certain island because the water surrounding it is not turquoise enough.
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If you think it's unfathomable that anyone would do such a thing, think again, said Andi McNeal, the director of research at the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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Think again -- a cold snap is going to hit a large swath of the US, while the East Coast could get pummeled by a brewing strong coastal storm.
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Still, if this dynamic creates opportunities for much-needed discussion about the racism that is baked into so many of our culture's institutions, think again about taking them up.
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Well, think again: Geoscientists have been debating the nature of Hawaii's hotspot for more than a decade, disagreeing on everything from how deep it is to whether it moves.
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But if you think astronauts may be noshing on moss during the long trip to Mars, think again — it's actually an experiment to verify that we shouldn't do that.
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Well, uh, think again: PreShow will use facial recognition to make sure you're watching every mind-numbing second of those ads—and they'll automatically pause if you look away.
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Think again: Media companies are doubling down on even more politics to generate even higher ratings and more clicks, as audiences seems to crave all politics, all the time.
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And for anyone hoping that the Nokia brand would be ready to go head to head with other flagship phone makers when it comes to Android devices, think again.
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If you thought any of that would have persuaded Trump to forgo trying to score points against his political opponents based on accusations of inappropriate behavior, however, think again.
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If packing for a wedding, a work trip, and a quick vacation all in just one carry-on bag sounds like an impossible feat of travel trickery, think again.
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If, when you close your eyes and picture Beijing, China, you're conjuring images of bustling, impossible-to-navigate city streets and an overwhelming metropolis devoid of relaxation, think again.
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But if you thought Samsung's early troubles with the Galaxy Fold was going to scare it away from making more phones with foldable screens in the future, think again.
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Sheppard: I had been really struggling—and I think, again, this is something that a lot of my peers feel—to be motivated to come into work every day.
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But think again; liberal think tanks are working overtime to justify the guaranteed job notion, providing talking points for progressives like Gillibrand aiming to run for president in 220006.
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"If the talks with Greece and Italy fail, we will have to think again about measures," said Seehofer, head of the Bavarian CSU coalition allies of Merkel's Christian Democrats.
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And I think, again, she's given an agenda, it is not all of her, but I think she really works hard and I think she does a good job.
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Think again Oil prices, which had already been hit by expectations of lower demand out of China because of the virus, had their worst day since 1991 on Monday.
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If President Trump thinks that his threats last week of "fire and fury" and weapons "locked and loaded" have North Koreans quaking in their boots, he should think again.
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"This study makes me think again about what choice of fluids I'll use now," said Dr. David Hager, associate director of the medical ICU at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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If you too have been focused on the erratic moves of the administration these past few weeks and you are considering cashing out of the stock market, think again.
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Think, again, to whatever you were doing in February, and try to recall all of the things you've forgotten simply because your brain didn't need to hang onto them.
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They say that if Tehran thinks it can launch a proxy war against Israel from Lebanon and Syria — while the Iranian home front is untouched — it should think again.
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And I think again, because we've been focused, we've been super fortunate, we've signed up a couple hundred banks, financial institutions around the world, and it's working so far.
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I think, again, most people listening to this will remember either the reporting you've been doing, you had previously done on Brett Kavanaugh, which is not very long ago.
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If you worry that you, or someone you know, is indulging a young child by allowing him or her to cross-dress or do otherwise non-stereotypical activities, think again.
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I think, again, when I said it's this word that's been dealt an injustice by the English language, the word stoic means the former, but in reality it's the latter.
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We should say ... Charles Oakley's ban from MSG has since been rescinded by Knicks owner James Dolan, but if you think it's all good between the two men, think again.
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Many Conservative MPs are dead against a second referendum (though a lot of them voted for Mrs May in 2016 only to demand the chance to think again this week).
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"She says if you think you're going to get over the death of your children and over the death of your husband think again, because you don't get over it."
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If you thought the only thing on Serena Williams' schedule this week was the U.S Open, think again — her daughter, Alexis Olympia, will have her very first birthday this Saturday.
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Those who comfort themselves that a Trump administration could only do so much damage because it's hard, in the American political system, to pass or repeal laws should think again.
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If you thought the problems Rocket Internet has had bringing its portfolio of startups and its business overall into the black would have spelled setbacks for future investing, think again.
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If you thought that pink juice took the rosé craze as far as it could possibly go, think again because according to Delish, an Israeli startup called Wine Water Ltd.
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If you thought President Donald Trump was serious about punishing Saudi Arabia for the shocking disappearance — and potential murder — of Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi last week, think again.
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If your idea of learning a new language is listening to robotic voices narrate phrases on repeat, or sitting in a classroom listening to a teacher drone on — think again.
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Six months later, when she came second in what was only her second rally, the El Remal Desert Challenge in Egypt's western desert, Shalaby's critics were forced to think again.
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It was not easy for me to skip Paris and the French Open (this week's European Tour event), but I think, again, I can say I made the right decision.
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So I think, again, that's really important, to keep our eye on administrations, on colleges, and see what are they doing to make sure that this diversity, quite frankly, happens?
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If you thought that America was going to choose you and these 'old-fashioned' treaties and twentieth-century values, instead of Xi Jinping and the Chinese market, well, think again.
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" US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman said Abbas had "reached a new low," adding "to all those who think Israel is the reason that we don't have peace, think again.
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Those who think the glamour days of cruise ships — when women dressed in elegant ball gowns for dinner and rooms boasted their own maids and butlers — are over, think again.
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Such that as other competitors enter the market, you have some ability to protect your position in the market — and I think again for Ripple, all of those things exist.
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Here, I think again about golf and skiing — greens fees alone can top $2,000 for seven days, and what of lessons, lift tickets, gear, lodging, meals and all the rest?
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And so I think, again, looking at some of the examples that have come from responsible regulation of political advertising gives us a pretty good launching point for these questions.
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And if you think your spin classes and kombucha habit will make up for postponing that dream cruise and save you from your jam-packed, hard driving life, think again.
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"If you think for one single second that I'm not serious about doing what it takes to protect Scotland's interests, then think again," Sturgeon said in a warning to May.
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In September 19923, when he heard that Congress was set to publicly release the report without having read it, Mr. Kavanaugh drafted a letter urging congressional leaders to think again.
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Charlie was at LAX where he told our photog he's a fan of decency, and if you thought that'd be your first clue about who he voted for, think again.
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Instead, the ministry called on Washington to think again, backtrack from its plans and engage in talks with Moscow to find agreement on how to manage the world's nuclear missile arsenal.
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So I think that that doesn't necessarily go with the story line, but I think again [it's common] for society to compartmentalize who people are at certain points in their life.
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Shareholders have already given the green light to some new company pay plans, but some have been forced to think again, including Imperial Brands, which withdrew its proposal after shareholder opposition.
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But technology is making it more complex and so I think again the fact that brands simplify, you know you go and shop in a sort of a medium sized supermarket.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit minister Stephen Barclay said on Thursday he hoped opposition lawmakers would think again and allow the government's proposed timetable for passing Brexit legislation to pass.
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If you think near-naked men in diamanté tiaras and white go-go boots are normal for Asia—not to mention horned devils marching next to real Christian pastors—think again.
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For him to denigrate the intelligence community because they have raised these issues, I think, again, is further reason for concern and further fuel to support what Russia's trying to do.
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More Americans are turning to marijuana to treat health issues, but if you think legalizing medical weed will shrink the number of opioid-related deaths in the United States, think again.
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If you somehow expected a Red Sparrow-esque thriller, or something more akin to Daniel Craig's franchise, well, think again: This spy flick is actually more buddy comedy than James Bond.
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Scroll on to find 16 adult versions of classic dorm room trappings... And if you didn't believe beanbags would make a home décor comeback in your grown-ass apartment, think again.
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It's about time Taylor Swift joined the rest of her fellow celebs and came out with an app, but if you're picturing a Nashville version of Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, think again.
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GOODSTEIN: Well, I think, again, if the generic holds -- and it&aposs like high single digits, nine or thereabouts, where the FOX News poll is now -- yes, that&aposs wave stuff.
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If you're blithely thinking about Bobby Flay or Steven Raichlen—and not a throat surgeon—while you're grilling during these last few weeks of summer, perhaps it's time to think again.
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IF YOU believe that China's economy is in trouble and that Chinese consumers are clinging tightly to their yuan, a visit to a local car dealership may make you think again.
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If progressives think they have advocates for campaign finance reform, breaking up Wall Street banks or substantive reforms of the taxes effecting corporate or wealthy supporters, they had better think again.
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Anyone thinking they have a shot at resale tickets for the sold-out David Bowie tribute concert at famed Carnegie Hall should think again ... they're already going for $3k a pop.
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"All those who are retweeting the Gauland-in-swimming-shorts photo today and want to defend our basic law and human dignity tomorrow: Please think again," tweeted Jochen Bittner, a commentator.
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But if you're the kind of person that thinks skull-shaped products are only fit for a dark or gothic interior design aesthetic, we're here to encourage you to think again.
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Congress should think again before altering Section 230's balance, which makes it easier for internet platforms to give individuals the chance to speak and harder for lawsuits to silence them.
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RODRIGUEZ: I THINK AGAIN IT'S A LACK OF UNDERSTANDING OF OUR BUSINESS WHICH HE PROBABLY WOULD HAVE GOTTEN HAD HE APPROACHED US IN A DIFFERENT WAY TO TALK ABOUT OUR BUSINESS.
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Not to burst your bubble, but saving significant money on major theme parks is a tall order: If you think you're going to pull one over on Walt Disney, think again.
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If ya think Bob Costas is bitter about Mike Tirico holding his old seat in Pyeongchang, think again -- 'cause Bob tells TMZ Sports Mike's doing "a great job" with Olympics coverage.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's chief of staff has said politicians in London should be able to have the chance to think again about the consequences of leaving the European Union.
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The State Department's "Think Again, Turn Away" public relations campaign, which has the noble goal of countering the Islamic State's propaganda, has floundered since its inception because its content is comically stodgy.
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But if your thinking this is going to make you look like you have a full head of thick hair to someone you're having a face-to-face conversation with, think again.
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He established the Center for Strategic Counterterrorism Communications, which is perhaps most famous for its "Think Again, Turn Away campaign" — an initiative launched in 2013 that directly engaged the Islamic State online.
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Wow. If you expected The Mist, the Stephen King novella-based TV show which hits Spike on June 22, to be tamer then the 2007 movie of the same name, think again.
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Although immediately after June 23rd some hoped British voters might be induced by the economic fallout or deeper reflection to think again, most now accept Mrs May's dictum that "Brexit means Brexit".
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Horrific attacks in Paris and Nice over the past 12 months that claimed hundreds of innocent lives, as well as several other well-publicised atrocities, have made Asians, in particular, think again.
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Skin is not happy with me today, so I think again about buying collagen powder and spearmint tea — apparently the latter is supposed to help with hormonal breakouts, periods, and the like.
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In short, whoever wins Tuesday, one thing should be clear -- those who think our long national misery will finally be over with the election of a new president need to think again.
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If you've ever looked at model-street-style roundups and said to yourself, Gosh, I could never afford that, or even, Yeah, but they get all that stuff for free — think again.
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So now, think again to our example above: If you're a Pats fan who lives in Massachusetts, and your local Dunkin' hands you an Eagles-branded cup, you're probably pretty pissed, right?
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You could end up paying a lot out of pocket, even if you're insured through your employer If you think you're safe because you have health care through your employer, think again.
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"I think, again, it's just going to depend entirely on whether we sense there's any reason to believe that Democrats are willing at this point to come to the table," he said.
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If you think this is a New York problem, or a Jewish problem -- or perhaps a far-right, or a far-left, or a black or white problem -- you should think again.
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However, if you thought you could make some of that money back by using it as your Uber or Lyft ride, think again: Cadillac told the Verge that kind of thing isn't allowed.
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"As far as objections from shareholders, I think, again, the more we talk about technology, the more they see the benefits, the easier this is going to be to convince people," Hayes said.
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While aboard, Peake is also slated to participate in 265 research projects and experiments, so if you think he's just hanging out doing backflips and filming the atmosphere all the time, think again.
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The U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to regulate commerce and impose taxes, but if companies think Donald Trump won't have the power to impose tariffs on his own, they should think again.
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If recent news of Halloween décor sales and the impending return of some undeniably fall-ish foods have you thinking that it's too late to plan an end-of-summer trip, think again.
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If you associate the jacket with athleisure or streetwear, think again: This season's puffers look as brilliant over Ganni's floral midi dresses as they do with kick-flare denim and a trusty knit.
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The Bank of England has signalled a likely further cut in interest rates in November although some economists say the recent run of relatively strong economic data could cause it to think again.
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He told Reuters that the company's long-term strategy on investment had not changed but the firm would now have to think again after Britons backed leaving the European Union on June 23.
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If you thought you were done watching "good girls" get seduced by deeply troubled bad boys after Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey in Fifty Shades said their goodbyes earlier this year, think again.
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Riskier assets like equities will not enjoy a world in which the Fed is unable to do more than raise rates once or twice before it is forced to think again about loosening.
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But if you're thinking that placement means you might be able to simulate the traditional mouse and keyboard arrangement with your left hand on WASD and your right on the touchpad, think again.
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And if you think Alphabet could be held liable for not warning Uber of the situation, think again—it's under no obligation to disclose civil matters regardless of potential repercussions, according to Delikat.
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I think, again -- and -- and I think the positive thing I observed -- and I've had many, many meetings with President Putin before -- is there was not a lot of relitigating of the past.
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"I think again .. it's right that we look and continue to explore whether there are other arrangements as well that can lead to more permanent and more easily acceptable outcome," he told parliament.
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If those numbers sound mind-blowing, think again: Axios' Ina Fried reported last month that Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said he doesn't think $8 billion is enough to compete on a global stage.
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I think again it's kind of changed a little bit, the narrative, because players were kneeling in the beginning — well, Colin was kneeling in the beginning — because he wanted to change some things.
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If you think most users will give all this up in the off chance that illegally obtained data from their Facebook profiles and activities may be used to influence their votes, think again.
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Think, again, of Indiana Jones: The Nazis want the Ark of the Covenant so they can rule the world; Indiana Jones wants to keep it from them so they don't rule the world.
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"If someone says, 'Because we dropped the MOAB, North Korea will think again before they mess with us,' this is just that person's intuition," she said, referring to the bomb used in Afghanistan.
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So tell me about that idea of giving up, because, I think, again, a lot of these efforts who have not worked out, whatever way they're architected it doesn't seem to attract users.
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I think, again, after the election there was this immediate thing about fake news and then that morphed into a Facebook and Russia story and how there's been Facebook manipulated and text reckoning.
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If you thought that Alex Russo was hanging out in TV heaven with Hannah Montana, well, think again, says Wizards of Waverly Place creator Todd J. Greenwald in an interview with International Business Times.
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BERLIN, June 26 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's chief of staff has said politicians in London should be able to have the chance to think again about the consequences of leaving the European Union.
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So I think, again, the cultural change has been great, but there needs to be some sort of shift in how survivors are treated through the criminal justice system, through the Title IX processes.
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"While it is perfectly natural to think that these REITs would be ideal shorts in an environment where mall-based retailers are doing so poorly … all I can say is think again," Cramer said.
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So far, the government's counter-propaganda efforts on social media have been laughably bad—if anyone at Twitter can help the poor souls on the Think Again Turn Away team, they'll be miracle workers.
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If the image of a personal meat pie the size of your fist immediately comes to mind, think again—Shmakov's coulibiak is as large as a salmon and glimmers with butter on every scale.
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If you think sexual intercourse is described in a few sentences, think again: There's extensive foreplay, passionate spontaneous sex, mentions of contraception and consent, multiple orgasms, and a lot of drawn-out sexual release.
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In case you think this is one of those things where the royal palace just said the Queen posted the Instagram (kind of like how I post Instagram Stories from my cat), think again.
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If you were under the impression that a new data transfer agreement had been locked down between Europe and the US — to restore legal confidence in commercial data flows across the Atlantic — think again.
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Sorry, think again: The folks at Nike have gifted you and your Instagram feed with a quartet of new hues for its popular Flyknit Racer sneaker style, which has been around for five years.
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He believes the key to getting the EU to think again is convincing the Irish and Northern Irish political systems that they can trust London to honor its commitment to peace in the region.
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"For anyone who had any hope that two historically devastating storms striking our nation would wake up the Trump Administration to the reality of the climate crisis, think again," Coequyt said in a statement.
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J.P. If you thought doing an album of old ballads would lead JD Allen to change his tune, gussy up, splash on a new cologne and pin a bouquet to his lapel, think again.
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" David M. Friedman, the United States ambassador to Israel, said Mr. Abbas had "reached a new low," adding, "To all those who think Israel is the reason that we don't have peace, think again.
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Clash Your Coats The Scandis' aforementioned knack for outerwear is rooted in their familiarity with sub-zero temperatures, but if you think it's all sleek minimalist puffers and quilted jackets, you can think again.
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So I think again there the question is – you know, the west and the alliance of western nations and NATO, that is an alliance of interests but that is also an alliance of values.
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Editorial Anyone holding out hope that Donald Trump would govern as a uniter — that the racism, sexism, anti-Semitism and nativism of his campaign were just poses to pick up votes — should think again.
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I think, again in the top schools, the value that those students get, it's paid off in few years of working in their industry whether they stay in the United States or go home.
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I think, again, sort of like a theorycrafting sort of thinking, is that all these Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are essentially mixing and matching all these sensors for a variation that will work, that sticks.
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I don't think ... again, to a degree of certitude that is sufficient, I think the machines we own should suppress the machines they own when they try to pretend as if they're real people.
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He may mumble something about the 2nd Amendment because that's what he's been told, but if you think picking up a gun is any less impulsive than buying any other nonessential consumer item, think again.
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If it sounds like Cactus Country isn't the product of hard work, think again; the Melbourne seven-piece's sophomore record is a step up from their debut—2016's Dance Moves—in nearly every way.
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If you thought that this song was just a regular old song for the show, think again, because it's, of course, got a deeper meaning and possibly hints at one of the show's many prophecies.
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JLR said its long-term investment strategy has not changed as a result of the vote but the firm would now have to think again after Britons backed leaving the European Union on June 23.
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We have already seen how the lack of verification with voice-controlled systems can lead to trouble, so if you're thinking of switching from Alexa to Zelda to control your smart home, maybe think again.
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As well as the EU, Mexico, Japan, Australia, China, South Korea, Brazil, Norway, Canada, India and Venezuela all warned of the knock-on effect of Trump's action and urged the United States to think again.
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However, if you expect some tame, super-sweet springtime pics, well, think again: this is Cyrus we're talking about, and if her Instagram doesn't skew just a little bit cheeky, well, she was probably hacked.
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Think again: A team of engineers has smashed the world record for sending data down an optical fiber at room temperature when using a new breed of laser, achieving speeds of up to 57 Gbps.
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Think again about the country's history: from the Luddites and Chartists to Johnny Rotten and Margaret Thatcher, the English are not averse to flipping a middle finger at the establishment, when the fancy takes them.
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I consider that a good thing, if the increased cost leads us to think again about whether our nation wants to continue to confine a higher proportion of our citizens than virtually any other country.
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But making case-by-case decisions can present problems due to the conscious or unconscious biases of administrators, according to Davey Shlasko, founder of Think Again, which trains schools on issues such as trans inclusion.
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If you're thinking that this service won't work for you because you already have prepaid time on Xbox Live Gold or Game Pass, think again, because that time will be automatically applied when you upgrade.
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Think again ... so says Michael Irvin -- who tells TMZ Sports New York should wait until 2020 to get their new QB. "You need the top pick, not this year, but NEXT year," The Playmaker says.
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" He added: "It also seemed like a good moment in the current climate in the U.S. and the U.K. to think again about whether love — not necessarily romantic love, but for fellow human beings — prevails.
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If you thought 2018 couldn't possibly be worse than 2017, think again, because New Year's Eve marks the final day customers can enjoy Guy-talian Nachos and Donkey Sauce at Guy Fieri's Times Square restaurant.
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But overall, I mean, this is an important situation, and I think again it's ... This to me is an example of, you get judged by how you deal with an issue when it comes up.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paris is on track to welcome more tourists this year than ever before after a bumper first half, a senior official said, though some would-be visitors might think again after the Barcelona attack.
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Of course you'll need new furnishings for your new house, but if you think you can just move that four-foot bookcase or mid-century sofa from your apartment into your new Craftsman abode, think again.
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If you think Emma Stone has an Oscar in the bag for La La Land, think again, as Natalie Portman will give Stone a run for her money with her turn as JFK's widow in Jackie.
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If you don't think the healthcare market is prepping for the radical transformations that remote care, persistent diagnostics, as well as and monitoring and improving targeted treatments are going to bring to the industry, think again.
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Think long and hard—and then think again—before doing anything important across an unsecured connection, because it's going to be much easier for someone else on the same network to grab the data that's transferred.
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Keith Urban may be the most nominated artist at Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards, but if you think that carries any clout at home with Oscar-winning wife Nicole Kidman and his daughters, think again.
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Next time you decide you want a night off the sauce and opt for the virtuous choice of kombucha over a glass of wine, you may want to think again — especially if you're driving or pregnant.
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"Theresa May and her warring cabinet should think again, even at this late stage, and reconsider the option of negotiating a brand new customs union," Corbyn told the EEF manufacturers' organization in the city of Birmingham.
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If you were hoping that the results from yesterday's Super Tuesday contests — the biggest day of the primary election so far — might bring us closer to a clear end of the Republican primary race, think again.
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But if you thought Trump's attempt to turn one of the world's foremost diplomatic summits into a free promo for one of his resorts might be a bridge too far even for Fox & Friends, think again.
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Hana: I think, again, we didn't want to be in a place where we did ignore him, because he was here ten years ago, and we've had very similar types of people come and give lectures.
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If you thought Taraji P. Henson's movie, "What Men Want," was a new take on "What Women Want," think again -- a screenwriter says it's really a rip-off of his script, and now he's suing Paramount.
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I think, again, it goes back to ... What I try to do, I follow a lot of Republicans across the spectrum, including some Trump Republicans, and I try to do the same thing on the left.
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Illustrating the complexities of the issue, Austrian Interior Minister Herbert Kickl said in an interview with Austria&aposs Puls 4 television that if Seehofer thought he could simply send migrants back to Austria, he should think again.
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ABERDEEN, Scotland (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May, about to trigger Brexit should think again about her refusal to discuss a new Scottish independence referendum, Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon will tell her Scottish National Party on Saturday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Professional boxers will join amateurs in the ring for the first time in Olympic history in Rio but anyone hoping for box-office big-hitters can think again, even with Muhammad Ali in the draw.
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For anyone who doubted that the former Hills costars' love would last, think again: Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag celebrated their nine-year wedding anniversary on Monday, seven weeks after welcoming their first child, son Gunner Stone.
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If you thought your selfies were simply an easy way to show off when your eyebrows are on fleek, lure in your crush, or create the glamorous personal brand you're building, you may want to think again.
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If the United States has forsaken these ideals, if the nation of "We the people" is no longer a universal idea but projects only a pay-up-now mercantilism, Germany will one day have to think again.
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Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland's prime minister, told lawmakers in June that he expected publishers in the United States or Germany to think again before they use phrases like "Polish concentration camps" because they might fear a resulting lawsuit.
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I think that that's like a really immersive and exceptional experience and that's probably the best position, but if you're going to watch a game, I think, again, it's just too close off from the real stuff.
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If you think you can separate the players who joyfully celebrated their teammates' 12th and 303th goals against Thailand from the team that battered through France, England, and the Netherlands to win the World Cup, think again.
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"One thing I'm pretty sure of is that it will throw up some unexpected results," said Bridges, who believes that information from Ryugu samples could make us think again about the early evolution of the solar system.
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And if you imagine that the link between the contemporary British painter and the 19th-century Post-Impressionist is the use of bold, contrasting colors — purples and blues set against mustard yellows — you will quickly think again.
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If you think this TV's all beauty without brains, though, think again: It's equipped with smart technology, which means you're able to use a OneRemote, a universal guide, or voice assistance to sift through streaming and live shows.
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I don't, you know, it seems like somebody wants to beat somebody else to the punch on headline earnings and stuff like that, which rewires the brain of directors and they think again quarterly earnings is really important.
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And lest you think she happily accepted the Snuggie and then tucked it away in the back of her closet, think again: Williams donned the sweatsack under a chic winter coat to head to her L.A. viewing party.
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If you think the United States government protects the food supply raised and harvested near sites of hydraulic fracking—the fracturing process through which oil and natural gas is extracted from deep within shale rock deposits—think again.
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If you believe narcissism is a bad thing or something to be glossed over because everything should be done "in the customer's best interest," think again, because savvy audiences won't buy it and you'll be exposed as insincere.
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The dominant Americans should have added more to secure a third win out of three but if Solo thought her team mates had done enough to spare her blushes, she was made to think again in injury time.
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Anyone who hoped that the signing last July of a nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers would strengthen the hands of the country's reformists at the expense of the religious conservatives is starting to think again.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), think again.
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If your adviser or planner isn't a fiduciary, isn't certified by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc, or offers to create you a plan for free, you might want to think again before working with them.
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"What we are proposing is challenging for the EU, it requires them to think again, to look beyond the positions they have taken so far and agree a new and fair balance of rights and obligations," she said.
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If you're thinking no one would pay $28k to see Donald Trump naked, think again because Zak Bagans did -- but wants to make it clear he's just in it for the history of it ... and maybe some dough.
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Defenders say the House of Lords is merely fulfilling its constitutional duty by asking lawmakers to think again, and by making sure they have the details right about how, precisely, Britain will untangle itself from the European Union.
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While no one at the Times is encouraging everyone to go to 52 places in a year — I'd think again if you are planning on trying this yourself — I also don't believe the answer is not to travel.
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Anybody expecting that the monetary policy can be fine-tuned to deliver price stability — roughly a stable inflation rate in the range of zero to 2 percent — and a growing economy would be well-advised to think again.
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I think, again, there was a technological reasons, there was a customer reason and there's a business reason that teaches us a lesson, that you can't really emphasize any one of those three more than the other. Right.
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"What we are proposing is challenging for the EU, it requires them to think again, to look beyond the positions they have taken so far and agree a new and fair balance of rights and obligations," she told parliament.
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And if you fancy living in a fashionable neighborhood like Kensington and Chelsea, think again: Every penny of the $38,960 an average Briton makes in a whole year would be swallowed up by your landlord in just eight months.
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While we may think we have struck the best deal and that these drug companies who operate and enjoy their billions of dollars in profit under the blanket of freedom and liberty that American veterans provide them, think again.
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And if you think you can necessarily rely on your Fitbit or other device to tell you how many calories you burned, think again: We probably burn proportionally fewer calories as we exercise above a certain level of intensity.
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Not a servant to be treated with contempt, but where it persists in an error that can be shown to be detrimental to those it exists to serve, a servant that can and should be asked to think again.
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Whatever you think about the past and future of what used to be called "race relations" — white supremacy and the resistance to it, in plainer English — this movie will make you think again, and may even change your mind.
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Passing references not to Mr. Trump but to "this new wave of nationalism," and freighted use of the word "refugee," would appear to tilt the new National Theater production of "Salomé" toward the here and now, but think again.
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So six-year-old company, a lot of work, and I think again in the book you're more candid maybe than you have been publicly about how difficult it's been, how close to failing the company was several time.
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And I think again, people who get engaged in supporting candidates and work for those candidates ... One of the things that I learned in '08 and then I again in '22010 is it's really hard to run a presidential campaign.
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IK: I think-, look, I think, again, the right way to run a business is really focus on how you continue to innovate your product, and the moment you cannot innovate, you know, you are not be able to succeed.
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There is nothing more cringe-worthy than having to walk back birthday well-wishes on live TV. And if you thought you were going to get any details about the birthday celebration, which likely involved girlfriend Taylor Swift, think again.
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Though world leaders recently cheered a historic agreement to limit global greenhouse gas emissions, a deal endorsed by 195 countries at the Paris Climate Summit last December, those who believe the climate crisis was put to bed should think again.
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If you thought Amazon was done with new hardware announcements for the year, think again: there's now an updated version of the Amazon Fire TV Stick that features volume, mute, and power buttons on the Alexa remote for the first time.
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Rat lungworm lives in rats and snails and people can be infected by eating contaminated snails, slugs, freshwater shrimp, crabs, frogs and produce If you&aposre considering eating raw or undercooked snails, slugs or centipedes — you may want to think again.
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Think again — even more sexy bloodsuckers may be coming to TV. Deadline reports that legendary horror author Anne Rice has teamed up with Paramount Television and Anonymous Content, who have optioned her series of 11 novels, titled The Vampire Chronicles.
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And as the NEJM articles further explains, this is just 14 more calories than just sitting and watching TV. So if the thought went through your head that sex may be your exercise for the day, you should think again.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, when many markets were opening up, antitrust authorities were probably right to give the benefit of the doubt to business, but now they will need to think again in the face of so much more concentration.
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I think he's far more concerned with encouraging millions of Catholics to think again about what the church can offer them in their family life, and that starts with an honest appraisal of how much better the church can do.
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Michael Lumpkin, a former member of the Navy SEALs who was sent by President Obama from the Pentagon to the State Department in January to overhaul the program, turned to a reporter after playing the "Think Again, Turn Away" video recently.
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Beijing (CNN)The Democrats have retaken the US House of Representatives, dealing a major blow to President Donald Trump's domestic agenda, but if anxious politicians in Beijing think that means a reprieve from the White House, they should think again.
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Wilson-Raybould told the House of Commons justice committee last week that officials, citing the need to protect jobs, kept on pressing her to think again even after she made clear she felt the company needed to face a trial.
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If you though it couldn't get any better, think again: Fans will even have access to her own Waco, Texas, farmhouse that she shares with her husband Chip and their four kids, Drake, 13, Ella, 11, Duke, 9, and Emmie Kay, 8.
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I think, again, my priorities would be first on the fiscal side; I would put a higher priority on tax reform as opposed to just tax cuts, particularly of the corporate tax code which I think is inefficient and probably impedes capital investment.
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But if you thought that Swift spent a Manhattan apartment's worth of money on diamonds, think again: Swift didn't actually shell out the cash to fill her tub with only the prettiest of things, but instead used her clout to score temporary freebies.
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Ms Truss says that Brexit has had a "year zero" effect on the party, forcing it to go back to first principles and think again about how to run the country after Britain leaves the EU. But that is the party in Westminster.
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When you finish this list, you should go back and think again about what you have in drawers and you will find 10 to 15 products minimum that you didn't think of at first, like an electric toothbrush or power tools or lamps.
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The line-up for 2018's season of Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents is here and if you thought comedy would improve for women following the Louis C.K. allegations and the reckoning happening all over the industry, I'd invite you to think again.
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So, I think again, I&aposll acknowledge fact that there are -- that the numbers look good today, but we&aposll see what happens next quarter, and I have a feeling that these economic numbers are not going to be looking quite as good.
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Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, Ayanna Pressley, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, all of whom are US citizens, and three of whom were born in the United States (Omar was born in Somalia and emigrated to the US at 10 years old) — think again.
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But an investor, as opposed to the in-and-out bond trader, might wish to take a deep breath and think again about a proposition assuming zero inflation premiums on Treasury's long-term instruments that are now offering zero or negative real returns.
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The president's first responsibility is to protect the integrity and safety of our nation, and we really do believe and I think again, most folks are starting to agree with us now, that the situation on the border is a national security crisis.
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Travel Tips If you think that traveling by train isn't your idea of a fun vacation, think again, says Eleanor Flagler Hardy, the president of the Society of International Railway Travelers, a Louisville, Ky.-based travel agency specializing in trips by rail.
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"I have confidence in our leadership but I think, again, CHC has sort of led on the issue of immigration for several decades now and I think that any agreement over anything that's negotiated has to have CHC buy in," said California Rep.
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So, those are the ways that we... Because I think, again, as the person responsible for the products, my experience has been those types of goals are the things that prove the efficacy of the product, for our creators and our users.
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And if you think that shampooing too often is what's stripping your hair, think again: It's about making sure you're using products with the right types of ingredients that'll give back to your hair in the process, rather than the process itself.
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And if you think it's all shtick, some wink-and-nod act by a couple who fights by day and snuggles by night, planning a payday after Mr. Trump leaves the scene, think again, say some people close to America's oddest political couple.
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If you think they can't pull that off, think again — they've already done it once: Mr. Mueller persuaded a judge to apply the exception to compel testimony from Paul Manafort's lawyer, arguing successfully that he engaged her services in order to commit fraud.
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But as the anniversary of that victory approached, Mr. Blair tried to bolster the sagging center ground of British politics, while predicting that voters might think again about the economically damaging hard break with the European Union that he believes is looming.
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If you were hoping that Trump's bombastic words ("my nuclear button is bigger" and "fire and fury like the world has never seen") were all bluster and that he didn't have the policy or the firepower to back it up, think again.
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Another pro-EU lawmaker Dominic Grieve, who has led previous efforts to get the government to soften its Brexit stance, said the party needed to accept compromises "or accept that Brexit cannot be implemented and think again about what we are doing".
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"We would like to call on the U.S. administration to think again and walk away from this irresponsible attempt to re-launch, on a new and more high-tech basis, the still-remembered Reagan-era 'Star Wars' program," it said, Reuters reported.
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But as the Pentagon sends another thousand active-duty troops to the border for this nonexistent emergency, and members of Congress debate whether to pass a resolution disapproving the president's declaration, scholars who study political violence say the scoffers should think again.
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"Every day has been a privilege and a pleasure but it can't go on for ever and the electoral cycle means that each incumbent has to think again about what's best for them, the constituency and the party," he said in a letter to voters.
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You know the image editing software is a good because it's become a verb as well as an application, and if you thought the Creative Cloud subscription fee (a substantial $53/month) priced you out of this top-tier, industry-leading photo editor, think again.
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" On why she's in no rush to release a followup to 2014's The Pinkprint, which she wrote after a meaningful relationship ended: "I needed time to hear myself think again, because where I left off with The Pinkprint was a little bit emotionally unstable.
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And if you thought things couldn't get any better for Ashley, think again: Her performance with Kevin earned them the top spot, and they were crowned the first-ever champions of the Bachelor Winter Games — and the first truly international couple of Bachelor Nation.
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Its strategy is to try to pick off one or two potential NMA customers, especially in the United States, and encourage Boeing to think again about launching a jet that could disrupt the market and dent a record run of sales for the A321 family.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British trade minister Liam Fox said on Thursday he hoped the United States will think again about its decision to move ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, but did not rule out retaliation.
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The State Department launched the "Think Again, Turn Away" campaign in December 2013, but the outreach effort quickly came under sharp criticism from terrorism experts who said that in addition to emboldening terrorist groups it burnished their social media presence on Twitter and Facebook.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For those temped to leave graffiti on the base camp of the Chinese side of Mount Everest, known as Mount Qomolangma, think again: your name may appear on a public list, distributed to and publicized by news outlets.
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And if you think that being under the white-hot spotlight of impeachment has chastened the president, think again: The Trump administration's latest effort to undermine the global effort against kleptocracy happened right before the holiday season kicked off, in the height of impeachment fervor.
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But we see Russian opportunism all over the world destabilizing countries like the Ukraine, and that&aposs the path he seems to be on at the moment, and he needs to think again because America has a strong president, and that is not going to be acceptable.
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If you think this is overblown lefty rhetoric, think again: Stone — who was arrested and indicted Friday morning by FBI Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller and his team, on charges of obstruction, making false statements, and witness tampering — has always worn such monikers like a badge of honor.
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I think, again, in the world of public/private partnership, I think different people will own different things and you could feed your data stream into this and somebody else could feed their ... I don't think it's going to be one person who owns the whole thing.
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I think if he had a more focused approach to China, if he indicated what he wanted changed specifically rather than just generically, we&aposre going to punish you until you stop doing everything you&aposre doing, I think, again, he has to be much more focused.
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Pandora — The World of Avatar's sky-high waterfalls and bioluminescent plant life may already be all over your Instagram feed, but if you think you've heard it all when it comes to the new Avatar-themed park opening on May 27 at Disney's Animal Kingdom, think again.
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Well, think again, because in the age of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE nothing is simple.
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"Anybody who believes that we have seen the last of rising LTO production in the United States should think again; by the end of our forecast in 2021, total U.S. liquids production will have increased by a net 1.3 million bpd compared to 2015," the IEA said.
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If you ever thought it was a more relaxed time in that arena, think again; here, Oneill demonstrates that the 19th-century understanding about how women's bodies should look was about as rigid as a corset—just in a slightly different way than what we'd expect today.
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And then the Cambridge Analytica disclosures of the early part of last year, which I think, again, were the "aha" moment for the internet user as, as Snowden revealed the flow of data from the private sector to the government in ways unknown to most ordinary consumers.
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And if you thought the next title in Mr. Zeller's sequence of plays might be called "The Child," think again: This prolific writer will soon be seen in London again with a work bearing the more abstract title "The Truth," opening on March 16 at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
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LAS VEGAS — If you were hoping that the introduction of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto into your new car's dashboard would mean that the two tech giants would soon dominate all in-car infotainment, especially when it comes to "connected car" services, you might want to think again.
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If you thought all the Fashion Week fun ended in Paris, think again: A month after the fall '16 shows wrapped up across the pond, another round of catwalks kicked off in New York — and these are much more niche, with a very occasion-specific purpose behind the designs.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg stands by Trump supporter Peter Thiel despite a Valley backlash Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg stands by Trump supporter Peter Thiel despite a Valley backlash In case you thought tech billionaire Peter Thiel's support for Donald Trump might cause problems in super-liberal Silicon Valley, think again.
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Photo: Pablo Martinez Monsivais (AP)If you thought the president was going to give up fighting for his right to block critics on Twitter just because of a simple court ruling, and then an appeal process, which ended with a circuit court upholding that ruling, then think again.
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POCAN: I think, again, what we are trying to do is if we appeal on an economic message, I think the one thing we can all agree on is Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump ran on actually a pretty similar message about the system being rigged against them, and it resonated.
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But, if you think you know the furniture brand's look like the back of your hand, think again: For the month of August, the retailer is rolling out a collection of home furnishings in deep, saturated hues and golden accents — a stark departure from its typical neutral, Nordic-chic aesthetic.
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But if you thought organizing boring protests was the only way for the pussy to grab back, think again: With vagina highlighter launching stateside this summer, you'll be able to show up on the White House lawn and blind the haters with the light from your shining vulva instead. Nice!
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Secondly, if there is anyone who doesn't already think that Big Pharma needs to be better regulated and made to pay for severe ethical violations that go beyond fines he or she can simply write off as a "cost of doing business," this should make him or her think again.
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If you don't like, don't trust, or disagree with Clinton, or decide to throw your vote away by voting for the Libertarian or Green Party candidates — who don't seem to mind that their candidacies in a close election could help Trump win the presidency — I hope you will think again.
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To bring our estimates in line with the wisdom of crowds—if you think you're smarter than a prediction market, think again—we simply reduced the projected "leave" share by the same amount in every counting area, so that our national forecast matched the bookmakers' expectation of 54.8% for "remain".
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So we should think again about how we can actually empower people who are disadvantaged to take on responsibility and find this more positive notion of what we mean when we say responsibility, rather than the instinctual left response of just denying that people who are in need have agency.
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READ MORE HERE >>An expert who studies venture capital says the WeWork 'smackdown' won't change the way the industry works — but he's telling investors how they can avoid the same mistakeIf you think the catastrophic failure of WeWork's IPO is going to shake up the traditional venture capital model, think again.
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