That&aposs what the woman who is the 22018 I think likely presidential contender. REP.
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If stock moves meaningfully higher, think likely from M&A (more speculation or takeout) or markets valuing higher 'frictionless' franchises.
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"If stock moves meaningfully higher, think likely from M&A (more speculation or takeout) or markets valuing higher 'frictionless' franchises," analyst Brett Huff said.
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And I think likely, he&aposs trying to get the actual content of the summit back on track that Kim Jong Un is serious about denuclearization.
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"You would also, I think, likely see Iran try to find creative ways to stay within the deal but look for other areas with which they can escalate," he said.
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On this issue in particular, many progressives and conservatives alike hope to achieve a victory that is far more total — more sweeping and national — than I think likely or desirable.
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Mr. Trump has suggested that the $24.13 trillion tax cut could nearly double economic growth to as much as 22018 percent, a level far greater than most economists think likely.
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"For women who are at increased risk [of breast cancer], this is something we think likely could make a difference, even though it may be only a moderate difference," Pilewskie said.
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It&aposs more I think likely just because we&aposre -- this is what we do with the first lady when she wears these things, maybe the person who she is married to.
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In effect, to add 0003 million jobs by then, the number of people who seek to work would have to increase more than three times as much as the economists at the budget office think likely.
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"Organics are very important for the possibility of life on Titan, which many of us think likely would have evolved in the liquid water ocean under Titan's icy crust," said planetary geologist Rosaly Lopes of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.
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LinkedIn I think likely has two wider goals by providing tools like this: one is to get more users engaged on its platform; and the other is to use it as part of its feature moat to remain competitive with other social platforms that might encroach on its space.
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The novel must have been at first in the south what, as we see by the Decameron, it was in Italy, a society pastime with the wits in turn relating anecdotes, true or imaginary, which they think likely to amuse their auditors. But before long this kind of production was treated in verse, the form adopted being that of the romances of adventure octosyllabic verses rhyming in pairs. Some of those novels which have come down to us may be ranked with the most graceful works in Provençal literature; two are from the pen of the Catalan author Raimon Vidal de Besalu. One, the Castia-gilos (the Chastisement of the Jealous Man), is a treatment, not easily matched for elegance, of a frequently-handled theme the story of the husband who, in order to entrap his wife, takes the disguise of the lover whom she is expecting and receives with satisfaction blows intended, as he thinks, for him whose part he is playing; the other, The Judgment of Love, is the recital of a question of the law of love, departing considerably from the subjects usually treated in the novels.
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