"It seems unreasonable to conclude Comey is directly behind them, but it is reasonable to conclude he has lost control over the FBI," Douglas said.
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Greece expects to conclude talks on fiscal issues and reforms by May 22 to conclude a crucial bailout review which will pave the way for the disbursement of vital loans.
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The preliminary design phase is expected to conclude in 2020.
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The two sides hope to conclude their talks this year.
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This led him to conclude that he sucked at dating.
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"We are confident to conclude by year end," he said.
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Both projects are slated to conclude on April 30, 2019.
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Investors are right to conclude that its planners are powerful.
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The international search effort is expected to conclude by midyear.
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Testimony at the preliminary hearing was expected to conclude Tuesday.
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Prosecutors said they plan to conclude their case on Friday.
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It's hard to conclude anything else after these latest comments.
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Mueller did not uncover evidence to conclude that collusion occurred.
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The F.B.I. has yet to conclude its investigation of Mrs.
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It is expected to conclude within the next few weeks.
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The offer period is expected to conclude in early September.
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You don't need a Ph.D. to conclude that the Oct.
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That means negotiators have about six months to conclude negotiations.
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Was he wrong to conclude that Willem isn't their man?
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They sat more than seven minutes to conclude Game 1.
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Ultimately, there aren't enough polls to conclude that, say, Mrs.
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They said the testing was scheduled to conclude by Aug.
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There is no deadline for it to conclude that process.
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But what are we meant to conclude from this suggestion?
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"To me, the conviction yesterday of Michael Cohen and his assertions are all the more reason we need the special counsel to conclude his investigation and be given the time to conclude it," she said.
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He's set to conclude his farewell tour on December 16, 2020.
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Free trade talks typically take many years to conclude. CHINA-U.
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" To conclude, he told Lopez, "Like you there is none other.
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The company said it expects that process to conclude this year.
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Free trade talks typically take many years to conclude. CHINA-U.
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I'm going to conclude by giving you one little vignette here.
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He said Australia wanted to "conclude" the deal with America first.
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This led some to conclude that screen time limits weren't important.
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And quite a bit of waiting for replay challenges to conclude.
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The special prosecution's investigation is currently set to conclude by Feb.
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The Greeks plan to conclude each case within just 15 days.
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"We expect that to conclude in the coming weeks," Erzen said.
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He again called on Mueller to conclude his investigation by September.
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The FBI isn't likely to conclude its review before Nov. 8.
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Mueller did not uncover evidence to conclude that there was collusion.
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Nevertheless, Kushner seemed to conclude that the U.N. agency was bluffing.
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From this vantage point, however, it's hard to conclude as much.
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The teams are scheduled to conclude the season series on Feb.
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Both lead me to conclude that skipping the vaccine is fine.
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Saudi Arabia is expected this week to conclude its own inquiry.
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We might be forced to conclude that they're fairly short-lived.
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The teams are set to conclude the season series on Feb.
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The settlement process is anticipated to conclude by late next year.
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The Nasdaq Composite fell 3.71% to conclude the session at 9,221.28.
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Securities and Exchange Commission – to conclude those other circuits were wrong.
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The President was urging me to try to conclude these negotiations.
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But they hope to conclude talks by the end of September.
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But we believe strongly there is probable cause to conclude that.
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Such an assessment could take weeks, if not months, to conclude.
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It is hard not to conclude that infinity is being invoked.
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We might be forced to conclude that they're fairly short-lived.
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The 15-day pause, which is now set to conclude on Jan.
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They didn't sway the election, which is an unknowable thing to conclude.
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Trump shoots his TV with a pistol to conclude the racy cartoon.
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The impeachment trial is expected to conclude with Trump's acquittal this week.
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It is tempting to conclude that such attitudes are motivated by prejudice.
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And it is wrong to conclude that workers are ever more exploited.
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The government has said it hopes to conclude the sale by November.
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"We will be working to conclude as rapidly as possible," he added.
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Blackstone expects to conclude the fundraising later this year, the source said.
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Rayburn said Breggin used text messages to conclude Carter was cutting herself.
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So, what are you able to conclude from what you have seen?
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The whole process is likely to conclude in September, the two added.
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He does not want people to conclude that Mao was all bad.
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Fifteen months is probably too early to conclude that training is effective.
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By law, Ross has until mid-January 2018 to conclude his review.
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Nevertheless, I am constrained to conclude that the president went too far.
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A stager would have to conclude that the only expendable was herself.
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To conclude your trip to Arroios, consider exploring the parish's nightlife destinations.
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The pilots are well underway and are slated to conclude in 22019.
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" To conclude, he told his girlfriend, "Like you there is none other.
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Is one to conclude that Italy has definitely decided to be neutral?
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It's still hard to conclude this brain activity reflected their subjective experience.
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Why do you think Mr. Cowell chose to conclude with this paragraph?
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The case is expected to take months, if not years, to conclude.
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Cavusoglu called on Riyadh to conclude the investigation as soon as possible.
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Greece aims to conclude Hellenic's sale by the middle of next year.
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Now, negotiators say they are pushing to conclude the agreement by May.
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The decision seemed to conclude Mr. Greitens's criminal exposure in state court.
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It's easy to conclude that little has changed since Mr. Kennedy's trip.
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Though the case took nearly 25 years to conclude, Wood succeeded in
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It is expected to conclude sometime in the second half of 2020.
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The remaining members are working to conclude the agreement on their own.
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Yet these are not the facts on which Davis chooses to conclude.
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And if you don't, we're just going to conclude that you're bad.
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There are strong reasons to conclude these phenomena are natural in origin.
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Britain's extradition process can be complicated and take a long time to conclude.
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Minerva said it expects to conclude the offering by the end of May.
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It is not mandated to conclude which side in the conflict used them.
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The country needs to conclude the sale by the end of the year.
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So it's tempting to conclude NASA has found evidence for life on Mars.
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He said the jury used "imagination" and "speculation" to conclude their guilty verdict.
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He added, though, that investigations could take months or even years to conclude.
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There is certainly no basis on which to conclude that it did not.
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But many firms seem to conclude they do not compensate for its difficulties.
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According to the FAQ, Bloom is scheduled to conclude FDA testing in November.
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As expected, the coalition negotiations were protracted, taking almost seven months to conclude.
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The FBI must have quite an algorithm to conclude this review so swiftly.
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The investigation could take up to a year and a half to conclude.
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"It would be too early to conclude that growth is plateauing," he said.
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The debate, which was scheduled to conclude on Thursday, was extended until Friday.
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Other sources, however, said the transaction could end up being difficult to conclude.
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I guess a good place to conclude is to ask: why this year?
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The special election over Georgia's 6th District is scheduled to conclude June 20.
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To conclude otherwise stretches logic, common sense, and credulity to the breaking point.
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Nonetheless, the scarce details surrounding his case have led some to conclude otherwise.
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Yet it would be wrong to conclude that this attests to their redundancy.
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Based on data in hand, it's hard to conclude the economy is tanking.
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Discovery in the case is scheduled to conclude by the end of August.
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The CDC's flu tracker says this year's season is likely to conclude soon.
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Kelly said the airline plans to conclude inspections by the end of May.
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The 16 nations aim to conclude negotiations by the end of the year.
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This why we want to conclude the third bailout review fast, by January.
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That said, it would be wrong to conclude that Thursday's vote didn't matter.
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Japan hopes to conclude the RCEP pact by the end of this year.
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The Russia probe is still expected to conclude by September 1, Giuliani said.
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To conclude otherwise stretches logic, common sense and credulity to the breaking point.
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Erdogan's government has pressed Riyadh to conclude its investigation as soon as possible.
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It is unclear how long authorities will take to conclude the appeals process.
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Prosperity. I'd like to conclude with a passage from 1 John, Chapter 4.
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"My pen is heavy," Samuel Wilkeson wrote to conclude his Page 1 dispatch.
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A lot of people are waiting anxiously for the Mueller investigation to conclude.
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Election officials were to conclude manual recounts in the Senate race by Sunday.
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But to conclude that Asian-Americans broadly lack desirable personality traits is despicable.
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Mr. Rüping clearly wanted to conclude his epic on a note of understatement.
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They could then establish a three-month timetable to conclude the direct negotiations.
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That has led some to conclude that a significant public investment is needed.
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The teams face each other Monday in Cleveland to conclude the season series.
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The teams are set to conclude the season series March 3 in Chicago.
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Mr. Comey will step up to conclude and disclose the investigation into Mrs.
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I cried too, even as I tried a "standupper" to conclude my report.
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Logan said the drills were expected to conclude toward the end of May.
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It expects to conclude its rating review of Turkey within the next month.
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To conclude, I'd say our real competitors so far are black hat hackers.
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You expect this first scene to conclude decisively with a dramatic applause moment.
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It is set to conclude a merger with Aberdeen Asset Management next week.
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Folli has ordered a financial audit which it expects to conclude next month.
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This may lead some folks to conclude that concerns over trade are overblown.
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This IceBridge deployment is due to conclude on November 18, according to NASA.
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Officials have yet to conclude whether the fire was an act of arson.
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Democrats have increasingly criticized Barr's handling of the report — particularly his determination after just two days of having the voluminous document that there was insufficient evidence to conclude that there was not enough evidence to conclude that Trump obstructed justice.
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It is fair to conclude that the Democratic Party's center is panicking, and it is now fair to conclude that it has good cause: With 62 percent of Iowa caucus results in, Mr. Sanders leads the popular vote, with 26.3 percent.
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We would be wrong to conclude that, say, Mr Nadal is poor under pressure.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is scheduled to conclude its two-day meeting Wednesday afternoon.
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The trial, which began in 2013, is expected to conclude in the coming weeks.
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We are pleased to conclude this process with the FTC in a cooperative way.
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But it would be a mistake to conclude that their absorption will be easy.
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It's easy to conclude that a Corbyn victory would mean a less painful Brexit.
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There is no reason to conclude that all Trump voters approve of his behaviour.
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There are many reasons to conclude that Trump remains doubtful of climate science findings.
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Extensive research has led me to conclude that the Hemsworth brothers are a delight.
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It would be wrong to conclude that the energy firms must therefore be evil.
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You may be tempted to conclude that it is simply too soon to tell.
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To conclude, McCain acknowledged the challenges of the world today while also instilling hope.
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And it's much more complicated to conclude those investigations if someone comes from abroad.
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The aim is to conclude the deal by the year-end, the source said.
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Athens wants to conclude the review well before July, when major repayments fall due.
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The special election over Georgia's 6th Congressional District is scheduled to conclude June 20.
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So I had to conclude that it must be a test of my devotion.
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To conclude that, you have first to know how many species there actually are.
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However, "it is very dangerous to conclude something from only one species," says Tomoyasu.
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It doesn't take a political genius to conclude that Republicans have a brand problem.
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However, it is fair to conclude that the country finds her less than masterful.
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These grim facts should lead any reasonable person to conclude that humanity is screwed.
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"We have no basis to conclude that she lied to the FBI," Comey said.
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The hacking group, known as the Shadow Brokers, has yet to conclude the bidding.
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It's fair to wonder if it can; it's premature to conclude that it can't.
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Proceedings are expected to conclude by April 6, Eldorado said in a recent filing.
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To conclude from this that many men at Google are underpaid is an oversimplification.
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Failure to conclude this unique agreement now would be more than another missed deadline.
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So, to conclude, it seems progressives might benefit from keeping the current vacancy open.
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Greece is set to conclude its third bailout program in August of next year.
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Worse yet, who would be able to conclude that Iran is in fact cheating?
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The two countries announced in January their intention to conclude an agreement in 2020.
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The battle led Republicans to conclude that the Constitution itself had to be changed.
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But I also think it's too early to conclude that the approach has failed.
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The move to conclude the investigation quickly, Democrats argued, is not happening in isolation.
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Initial plans to conclude after four days were altered as more women came forward.
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Still, it may be too early to conclude if Trump's given up on Netanyahu.
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According to TVLine, Syfy has decided to conclude the franchise with the sixth film.
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Few believe the framework will lead China to conclude a binding agreement anytime soon.
|
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The teams are set to conclude the season series March 20 in San Antonio.
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Reuters previously reported that Twitter aimed to conclude deliberations about selling itself by Oct.
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Its secretary declined to comment on when it now expects to conclude its review.
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The company's directors hope to conclude the restructuring process by March 31, statement added.
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The auction will kick off late Friday and is expected to conclude on Saturday.
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But she later came to conclude, along with other jurors, that he was competent.
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Without a bullet match, it wasn't possible to conclude which officers had shot Boyd.
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Conversations start unexpectedly in Santa Catalina and roll with no real rush to conclude.
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By contrast, Donald's plan has been analyzed to conclude it might lose jobs. Why?
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As recently as April Tullow said the Uganda talks were expected to conclude shortly.
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But it is a far leap to conclude that rates must automatically increase at a level to overcome the savings from solar, and a much further leap to conclude that low-income households would not have access to these savings from solar energy.
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He said it was "inevitable" to conclude that there were downside risks for the region.
|
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Richard Burr (R-NC), has yet to announce any intention to conclude the interviews phase.
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Szikinger said he expects the trial to conclude in the first half of next year.
|
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On Thursday, however, authorities were able to conclude through DNA that this was not Timmothy.
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" To conclude, the woman shares that she hopes the controversial moniker will be "a revolution.
|
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Public-health officials have been quick to conclude that they are much better than smoking.
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This has led many people to conclude that no, Facebook does not deserve their data.
|
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Yahoo hopes to conclude the auction by next month, according to one of the people.
|
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"I think we were both honored to be asked to conclude this chapter," McFeely said.
|
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The Federal Reserve's next meeting on interest rates is scheduled to conclude on October 30.
|
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"The goal is to conclude the second program review," she told a government news conference.
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They're going to go away, and we're not going to conclude this in one hearing.
|
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Analysts, however, said it was too early to conclude that a sales recovery was underway.
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Even when survivors file a complaint, prosecution is very rare and takes years to conclude.
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This week, for the sake of true love, we were forced to conclude yes (+2307).
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" To conclude, she quipped, "I just can't imagine it affecting anyone in a negative way.
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However, he refused to conclude that these two data points mean it's time to sell.
|
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Although Season One has yet to conclude, TNT has faith in the series' continued success.
|
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Like most Democrats, Obama expected his party's primary to conclude far sooner than it did.
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Senate leaders of both parties could also meet to decide how to conclude the trial.
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Specifically, Dow/DuPont and Bayer/Monsanto are under the microscope, but largely expected to conclude.
|
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Friends languished thanks to a will-they-won't-they romance that took years to conclude.
|
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Eton Park is just the latest firm to conclude the hedge-fund model isn't sustainable.
|
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It'd be an emotional sucker punch and perfect way to conclude their torrid family relationship.
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But what if the president's closest advisers were to conclude he was unfit for office?
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It would not be right to conclude that we are 'selling off our Russian assets'.
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If Blankenship and Braun win, I think it will be hard to conclude anything else.
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The latter aspect, as previously mentioned, is something that Bulgaria wants to conclude this year.
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Mueller is reportedly seeking to conclude the investigation this summer, according to The Washington Post.
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The case on Thursday was the first fentanyl-related case to conclude, Mr. Yu said.
|
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The Federal Reserve is due to conclude a two-day monetary policy meeting on Wednesday.
|
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What can be done to conclude the campaigns of this generational struggle on favorable terms?
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I am forced to conclude that the desperation of the American people is greatly underestimated.
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But we simply don't have enough information to conclude that they are at the moment.
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Thailand had previously said it aimed to conclude negotiations by the end of the year.
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That he intends to allow that investigation to conclude, to reach its natural conclusion, unhindered.
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It would be easy to conclude amid a big rally in crude that it's oil.
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The program was launched in September 2017 and is expected to conclude later this year.
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"Our aim remains to conclude the review as soon as possible," the Commission spokeswoman added.
|
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Holtz-Eakin said it's too soon to conclude the tax cuts won't pay for themselves.
|
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The 105-day legislative session in the state is set to conclude on April 28.
|
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This week, Ms. Merkel hopes to conclude a deal with Turkey to stem the flow.
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But I would argue it's incorrect to conclude that Vegas was ahead of its time.
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Wherever you draw the line, you have got to conclude that's an unsustainable economic situation.
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So, to borrow your words, it stretches credulity to conclude that collusion didn't take place.
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The European Commission expects to conclude its investigation and issue a decision by Feb. 13.
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The women's tournament, slated to conclude in New Orleans, is planned for even more cities.
|
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Are we meant to conclude that the poster is indebted to the legacy of Constructivism?
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It's tempting, from our perch in 2018, to conclude that democracy is broken beyond repair.
|
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This led Dr. Lewis and his colleagues to conclude that the rocks must be porous.
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But the case took more than three years to conclude, and is still being appealed.
|
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They apparently determined that there was sufficient evidence to conclude the fan's intentions were malicious.
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That led some internet randos to conclude that the SPLC is itself a hate group.
|
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Mahomes made several impressive throws, including an 80-yard Hail Mary to conclude the workout.
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"We use it everyday as another set of eyes for us to conclude our investigations."
|
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But Wall Street rebounded in January 22008, leading many to conclude the worst was over.
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The ECJ cases could lead to financial penalties but take months, or years, to conclude.
|
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OMV said this month it expected to conclude the sale of Petrol Ofisi in 2017.
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They found blood stains and spatters that led them to conclude she had been attacked.
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And it is temping to conclude that with his stories, Stillitano is selling you, too.
|
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The Justice Department is expected to conclude that the shooting was terrorism, the source said.
|
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EPA committed to revising the policy by 2014, but that effort has yet to conclude.
|
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Earlier research on sodium had led us to conclude that higher sodium intakes were harmful.
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Hector Zepeda, center, and his Borregos Salvajes (Rams) teammates huddling up to conclude a practice.
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Air Malta hopes to conclude the technical negotiations by the end of July, she added.
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London and Brussels hope to conclude a Brexit agreement by the end of the year.
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This leads both to conclude that maybe we need a new pipeline to public office.
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It would be premature to conclude that the vote scotches any chance of another independence referendum.
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They hired five more people, the Pfizer guys and they said they&aposre going to conclude.
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Typically, the department waits for federal prosecutors to conclude civil rights violations inquiries before taking action.
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The temptation is to conclude that Americans like living with those who are politically like-minded.
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To conclude: If your lover ever offers up a bench as a rendezvous point, say no.
|
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The Bruins play the Predators in Nashville on Saturday to conclude a brief two-game trip.
|
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Carolina opened the scoring on Gano's 34-yard field goal to conclude the game's first possession.
|
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If you can't see how something is done, it's hard to conclude it was executed fairly.
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At least three investigations led college officials to conclude that a racist incident was a hoax.
|
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From start to finish it took more than half a year for the process to conclude.
|
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It is easy to conclude from economics textbooks that more saving is always and everywhere good.
|
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That led many analysts to conclude that more stimulus from the country's central bank was inevitable.
|
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The presidential office now plans to conclude work on the issue by the beginning of June.
|
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UP NEXT Celtics : Visits Atlanta on Monday to conclude a back-to-back on the road.
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The question now becomes how long it will take for the FBI to conclude its probe.
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He is seeking a second term in a national election due to conclude on May 23.
|
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But it's far too soon to conclude the special counsel is safe for the long term.
|
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Tallgrass's open season on the Seahorse, originally set to conclude on Friday, was extended to Feb.
|
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Bids are due by October and the first bidding round is expected to conclude this year.
|
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At some point, professional developers are likely to conclude they can do at least as well.
|
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Futures were lower this morning as Fed policymakers get set to conclude a two-day meeting.
|
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And yet, they are wrong to conclude that Trump's supporters are sure to turn on him.
|
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The officials didn't say what evidence FBI investigators have to conclude that Levinson was in Iran.
|
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The FOMC is due to conclude its two-day meeting on Wednesday with the 2 p.m.
|
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In recent days, oil companies have been trying to conclude deals for their first Iranian cargoes.
|
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And Oppenheimer technical analyst Ari Wald sees no reason for the selling to conclude just yet.
|
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Yet it would be wrong to conclude that the blockchain is no more than a fad.
|
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No confirmed date of return has been given as investigation will take some time to conclude.
|
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Trump often labels the Mueller investigation a "witch hunt" and has called for it to conclude.
|
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Still, others say it's impossible to conclude from the latest memo where the Mueller probe stands.
|
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The FBI is investigating the allegations against Kavanaugh and has until Friday to conclude its review.
|
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Greece was aiming to conclude the drawn-out review of the country's international bailout on Feb.
|
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Sources told Reuters that investigators were hoping to conclude the probe by the end of 2019.
|
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A Syngenta spokesman said the transaction was expected to conclude by the end of the year.
|
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Furthermore, UBS is yet to conclude on its RMBS case with the US Department of Justice.
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"If it seems to conclude this in a way that is weak, it will suffer tremendously."
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It would be wrong to conclude from one study that these regulations are a bad idea.
|
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Courts then rely on that judicial silence to conclude there's no equivalent case on the books.
|
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However, some Republicans, including Vice President Pence, have called on Mueller to conclude his investigation promptly.
|
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" It's hardly any consolation to conclude that "it was everyone's fault because it was no one's.
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Is it reasonable to conclude that Democratic presidents are better for stock investing than Republicans are?
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But I find myself wanting to conclude it with a different assertion — that it needn't matter.
|
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The Hoosiers' run of 28 straight points began with 25 straight to conclude the first half.
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You press the physical button to start and pause your workout, and long-press to conclude.
|
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Ford delayed firing those accused of harassment, leaving workers to conclude that offenders would go unpunished.
|
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By contrast, Donald's plan has been analyzed to conclude it might lose 3.5 million jobs. Why?
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Season 3 kicks off in Hong Kong in October and is scheduled to conclude in Brooklyn.
|
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He added that the P.G.A. was "still hoping and planning" to conclude the tournament on Sunday.
|
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" This leads Bissell to conclude: "A person visiting a Christian church who knew something about Christianity.
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The inability to conclude an EGA would be a particular blow to China's credibility on trade.
|
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I think a lot of the super-delegates are going to conclude that it's Bernie Sanders.
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Cox was opening a debate that is expected to conclude with a vote at 1430 GMT.
|
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Yet it is hard not to conclude that the campaign has exacerbated all of these trends.
|
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He added, more broadly, that he thought it was time for Mueller to conclude his investigation.
|
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The EU is said to be set to conclude that Google abused its search market dominance.
|
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Given these assumptions, it's easy to conclude that even extreme steps are warranted to eliminate nonbelief.
|
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The House is expected to conclude its debate on the annual defense policy bill on Friday.
|
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The family said information US officials had received led them to conclude that he is dead.
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VICE: In your research, were you able to conclude that half of Trump supporters are racists?
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With regard to employment, it's hard to conclude that the Fed's mandate has not been achieved.
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The FDA said it was difficult to conclude that the deaths were caused by the drug.
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The company had previously said it expected to conclude the investigation by the end of January.
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It was hard not to conclude so listening to the remarkable King's College Choir on Monday.
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One does not have to conclude that Mr. Trump committed a felony to vote for impeachment.
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United States trade deals require, on average, three and a half years to conclude and implement.
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All of this leads me to conclude one thing: After the apocalypse, the arthropods will reign.
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This led us to conclude that boycotting a government agency in America was the wrong approach.
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It is hard to conclude that the Republican proposal is about anything but that narrow sliver.
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Now some city officials are beginning to conclude that it's time to shift to new strategies.
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The North Koreans have left us to conclude that our citizen was brutalized in their custody.
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It was not a leap for many to conclude the assault was launched by Russian hackers.
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I think it would be a wonderful symmetry to conclude Handmaid's and then transition right in.
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If that vote fails, the trial is likely to conclude with an acquittal vote this week.
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Meanwhile, it's premature to conclude that right-wing extremism has suffered a definitive defeat in Austria.
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It is in our national interest to conclude them once our strategic objectives have been reached.
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It's easy to conclude that after so many bombshells, this is just another overfrantic news cycle.
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The Original Six rivals are slated to conclude the season series on March 6 in Detroit.
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The meeting is set to conclude on Wednesday with a policy statement released at 2 p.m.
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The two companies have until September 2020 to conclude a preliminary negotiation over a merged project.
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Economic shocks in the 1980s led many Venezuelans to conclude the system was rigged against them.
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It doesn't take a legal expert to conclude that the maneuver smells of a political coverup.
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The Trump administration is also aiming to conclude a trade deal with the U.K. this year.
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All three major indexes closed up Monday, leading some to conclude that trade fears are waning.
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Wang repeated China's position that it would work to conclude RCEP negotiations as soon as possible.
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Nevertheless, it would be a mistake to conclude that all expressions of contempt are equally bad.
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Mr. Obama is not the first president to conclude that Mr. Lopez Rivera's punishment was excessive.
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Policymakers are set to conclude their two-day meeting in the afternoon session of U.S. trading.
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It would therefore be no paradigmatic leap to conclude that targeting these countries likewise targets Islam.
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I'm forced to conclude that this deal isn't about diversity in legal education, for either institution.
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Speak to Beijing drifters, and it is not hard to conclude that the answer is yes.
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It is therefore reasonable to conclude that this likely tax bill will add to the deficit.
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That review has caused us to conclude that we have to do some follow-up interviewing.
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Chairman Carlos Thadeu the Freitas said the bank plans to conclude the share offering by December.
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It would therefore be premature to conclude that the vote ends any chance of another independence referendum.
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The work is expected to conclude when euro zone finance ministers convene in Brussels on May 9.
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That has led security researchers to conclude that NotPetya's real purpose is sabotage and chaos, not profit.
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The robotics field, and the creative canon, has yet to conclude whether robots can learn to feel.
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A special court in 2000 found insufficient evidence to conclude that Mr. Walesa had been a collaborator.
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They aim to conclude one or more of the planned initiatives in the course of this year.
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The EU is negotiating a data transfer deal with Japan which it hopes to conclude this year.
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Otherwise, we really have no choice but to conclude that they are telling a politically expedient lie.
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Investors are also awaiting earnings reports from retailers to conclude a largely positive second-quarter earnings season.
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Yet it took until late 2016 to conclude that we still don't really know what's going on.
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The European Union has hinted that it would like to conclude a long-delayed agreement this year.
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A new round of negotiations with the fund began on September 4th and have yet to conclude.
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Damningly, VW felt able to conclude that, under the European emissions regime, it had done nothing wrong.
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"These discussions are expected to conclude shortly and will enable completion of the farm-down," Tullow said.
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The project is scheduled to conclude in 2021 at a cost of 110 billion rupees ($1.6 billion).
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" An appreciation of such innovation led Ms. Hsieh to conclude that "I'll only buy independent watches now.
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What changed in Austrian society for them to conclude that they are now incapable of doing so?
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The CDC however, said they are not yet ready to conclude the virus causes Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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The pilot phase, which uses real LEI data, is set to conclude at the end of January.
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Employees, the higher-ups seemed to conclude, "should be grateful for being able to work at Amnesty".
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Justin Amash of Michigan — was sufficiently disturbed by the report to conclude Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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The teams are slated to conclude what was to have been a four-game series on Thursday.
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To conclude her exhibition Speculative Fetish, Faith Holland curates an evening of GIFs by over 35 artists.
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You do not need artificial intelligence to conclude that Vision Funds 1 and 2 need better governance.
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Commenters would watch her videos, and then proceed to conclude that she didn't look blind to them.
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That could have led the USITC to conclude that NAFTA's replacement would have a negative effect overall.
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Right-hander Edubray Ramos retired Willson Contreras on a foul pop to first to conclude the inning.
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That and similar trades led Dan Nathan to conclude traders see that Twitter's rally could be over.
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Giffords took to the podium to conclude the press conference with her own powerful call to action.
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It is tempting to conclude that the current Conservative leadership is less fiscally disciplined than their predecessors.
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Electing the speaker is one of the constitutional conditions for the parliament to conclude its first session.
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It is expected to conclude before the close of business Friday, inside a St. Petersburg, Florida, court.
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Trade talks tend to founder on the details, which is why they often take years to conclude.
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Deutsche Bank began the task in late January and expects to conclude it in the third quarter.
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This led some analysts to conclude the Fed would be in no hurry to raise interest rates.
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EWE hopes to conclude the sale, which is managed by Citi, in the second half of 2019.
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Given these realities, it would be inaccurate to conclude that all midnight regulations have equally poor analysis.
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This may tempt some to conclude that the market has ceased to be so reliant on oil.
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"I guess it would have been better to conclude this before the United States election," he said.
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It's not unreasonable to conclude in that situation that I am lying about winning a Pulitzer Prize.
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Under its post-bailout arrangement with its international lenders, Greece aims to conclude the deal by June.
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Greece, Schaeuble added, is expected to conclude successfully its current bailout plan in 2018 without additional measures.
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It goes on to conclude that a one year ban is preferable to the five year ban.
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That was enough for hard-nosed Detective Trump to conclude his year-long investigation into Russian interference.
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That leads people to conclude that things are getting worse when they are, in fact, getting better.
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But to conclude from all this that Kislyak was somehow a bad actor is missing the target.
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Democrats said the reports underscored the need for Mueller to conclude the Russia investigation without political interference.
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It is eminently reasonable to conclude, then, that the court divided evenly on the question of standing.
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Murdoch told the meeting that he expected the regulatory process to conclude by the middle of 2018.
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Canada and the United States will keep talking despite missing a Friday deadline to conclude trade talks.
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All to conclude that the crazy conspiracy theories concocted about this tragedy have no basis in fact.
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The Health Foundation charity hopes to conclude the inquiry with a series of policy recommendations in 2019.
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Mueller did not uncover evidence to conclude that collusion occurred between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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The company said it may face additional charges as the investigation is expected to conclude in June.
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Democrats are also seizing on Mueller not being able to conclude whether Trump committed obstruction of justice.
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Sources told Reuters last month that parent Odebrecht hoped to conclude the driller's restructuring plan in March.
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But no deadline has been set for the process to conclude, leaving the possibility of protracted negotiations.
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Others took a little more time to conclude that being childfree is the right choice for them.
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"We were able to conclude that the significant judgements were reasonable and free from bias," PwC said.
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It's set to conclude in 2021 with a take on Hamlet by Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn.
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For both Japan and Mexico, the goal is to conclude trade talks by the end of 2017.
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But they have said they do not expect it to conclude until the end of the year.
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The union had targeted GM as the first automaker with which it wanted to conclude contract talks.
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Regulators would have to conclude that there was some inherent design or manufacturing problem that was pervasive.
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I planned to conclude that there is no perfect milk, and maybe that is for the best.
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It's easy to conclude that feminist philosophy is little more than the vehicle of a political movement.
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The union had targeted GM as the first automaker with which it wanted to conclude contract talks.
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Ms. Brubaker said it was too early to conclude that snorting is a form of active communication.
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If true, it was hard to conclude anything other than that this was severe and grotesque negligence.
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President Trump's lawyers are expected to conclude their arguments in his Senate impeachment trial on Tuesday afternoon.
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But he allowed President Hassan Rouhani, a relative moderate, to conclude the agreement with President Barack Obama.
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The main case filed by the Commission against Warsaw at the ECJ could take years to conclude.
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It also offers 10 days to conclude if a demand for an expedited process will be granted.
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In fact, to conclude that climate change should mean shackling capitalism would be wrong-headed and damaging.
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That said, there is no reason to conclude that a big stock market decline is starting tomorrow.
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They drew on blood-spatter analysis and DNA evidence to conclude that Ms. Dulos was fatally attacked.
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So, it would be logical to conclude, applicants must be banging on dealership doors for those jobs.
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But it would be wrong to conclude that economics can't help you make better fruit-buying decisions.
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"Our understanding is it is possible to conclude negotiations at the end of the year," Katainen said.
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One natural response might be to conclude that this is a dangerous time to be a cop.
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But it would be a mistake to conclude that the trade war is good for the tigers.
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With the clock ticking, Andrés Landerretche, Chile's summit coordinator, said the goal was to conclude on Saturday.
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"Well, we will expose the truth," Jackson Lee continued, as Nadler continued trying to conclude her time.
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Prosecutors are expected to conclude their statements with a rebuttal to the defense argument on Friday morning.
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Ramaphosa said the process was an opportunity to conclude the matter without causing discord in the country.
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This led researchers to conclude that eating such foods could be an important tool in preventing obesity.
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It's tempting to conclude that there's a pitched battle between AI-risk skeptics and AI-risk believers.
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Of course, it would be silly to conclude that connected devices are never going to become mainstream.
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The piece, which used interviews with members of the ever-maligned millennial generation to conclude that—surprise!
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To conclude their cat lady fest, Wiig's character explained how to become a part of the adoption process.
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European trade officials have said they would like to conclude TiSA talks by the end of the year.
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The settlement appears to conclude a chapter in the messy legal drama among Daniels, Cohen, Davidson and Trump.
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"This leads us to conclude that the temperature in those containers is not the correct one," he said.
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All of these things led the inspector general to conclude there was a willingness to influence the election.
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CEO Carlo Messina said last month it expected to conclude negotiations with Prelios by the beginning of July.
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And with only two years to conclude an Article 50 deal, Britain cannot waste time talking about talks.
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The two countries are aiming to conclude negotiations by early June, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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And certainly, if you were to watch the video, you'd have to conclude that everyone involved was flourishing.
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This time, however, there were incidents that led the U.S. crew to conclude that the incidents were unsafe.
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And they say they have considered adding metal detectors, only to conclude that they are unnecessary and cloistering.
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The company has had difficulty pinpointing the root of the problem and has yet to conclude its investigation.
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"Our aim is to conclude the bailout review and immediately after that to return to markets," Tsipras said.
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There are at least three reasons to conclude that we should be spending much more than we are.
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He declined to conclude whether the president obstructed justice but noted that the report did not exonerate him.
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Since 2011 it has not consulted WTO members when exceeding the 90-day limit to conclude a case.
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So it looks pretty safe to conclude that the days of Facebook being able to pass off Internet.
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"A medical team is working around the clock to conclude the identification process," one of the officials said.
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And now President Trump has given liberal judges Twitter evidence to conclude that his motives may be suspect.
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He also had to make sure to "conclude that [he] couldn't take any shortcuts," which was probably smart.
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On Monday, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu called on Riyadh to conclude the investigation as soon as possible.
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It has led many people to conclude that Trump was saying anyone who suffers from PTSD is weak.
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One reason is that regulators are, like everyone else, too eager to conclude that this time is different.
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Yet it would be a mistake to conclude that France is merely stuck on the same old track.
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Obama said it was important to conclude negotiations even though ratification would be unlikely before he leaves office.
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It was hard not to conclude the two women might have helped sway him at the last minute.
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"I very much hope that this week we will be able to conclude on two agreements," she said.
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The current round of high-level talks between the two countries are due to conclude later on Friday.
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According to the DFRL, it's reasonable to conclude that some of the fake accounts were Russian in origin.
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The inquiry is in early stages, they cautioned, and it's too soon to conclude any enforcement will follow.
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President Trump is scheduled to conclude his trip to Israel with remarks at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
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It would be comforting to conclude that the menace of violence surrounding the 21968 presidential election is unique.
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Many, however, have come to conclude that the Socialist Party has no fighting chance at all in 2017.
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MORE. It's impossible not to conclude from the facts that Trump's business is highly dependent on Russian capital.
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The research team, Gómez reveals, should be able to conclude these findings in the next couple of months.
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" Baird analyst David Tarantino said he hesitates to conclude a "material sales recovery is underway at this stage.
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First, a Tokyo Stock Exchange review has to conclude managers have fixed long-running shortcomings in internal controls.
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Arguments in another case challenging the question are set to conclude next week in a New York courtroom.
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To conclude that this sycophantic debut is where Judge Kavanaugh's problems begin and end would be dangerously naïve.
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So it is reasonable to conclude that virtually all successful careers entail at least a modicum of luck.
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This correlation is, apparently, enough for the media to conclude that one has to do with the other.
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That and other tax policies "could lead someone to conclude that working isn't economically worth it," Barkin said.
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The situation leads Warren to conclude a utility acquisition is among the right deals for Buffet to pursue.
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To conclude, it's not clear that a DBCFT is complicated (particularly compared to the current corporate income tax).
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Doctors can have a selective memory that leads them to conclude that, 'Darn it, it works pretty well.
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Several Republican senators stated that they wanted an FBI investigation to conclude before they vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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It did not find sufficient evidence to conclude a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Moscow took place.
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It's difficult to conclude that the government has any sense of who it is allowing into the country.
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But they were unable to conclude an agreement on Thursday, forcing the cancellation of a scheduled press conference.
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It would be equally wrong to conclude that for legal purposes there was indictable collusion or money laundering.
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It is time for the agency finally to conclude its investigation and bring a monopolization case against Apple.
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The government doesn't have to catch a landlord or mortgage lender being intentionally racist to conclude they're discriminating.
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The nature of the injuries led many Italian officials to conclude that the Egyptian security forces were involved.
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The talks in Stockholm had initially been scheduled to conclude on Friday but were extended into the weekend.
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You would have a concept and then you would use whatever medium you want to conclude that idea.
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That network shared infrastructure with Cobalt Dickens, leading researchers to conclude it is likely connected to that group.
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The Democrats' suburban dominance led some swing-district Republicans to conclude that mimicking Trump was why Gillespie lost.
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That led the disciplinary panel to conclude she had sought to keep her meldonium use private for years.
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It is hard not to conclude that India's turbulent democracy poses a serious threat to its future development.
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"One must take action to conclude this case legally and humanely," she said in an interview last month.
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When our child suffers a social injury, it's easy to conclude that he or she has been bullied.
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But it would be a mistake to conclude that Microsoft has not advanced in the market for acquisitions.
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The White House even arranged a secret meeting at Camp David, the presidential retreat, to conclude the deal.
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McConnell has made no secret of his desire to conclude the Senate trial as soon as he can.
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It would be easy to conclude that this is simply another stylistic oscillation, and that more will come.
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Yet, we know enough about Haspel's record to conclude that she is a dangerous pick for CIA chief.
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We need to look at at least three months of data to conclude that a trend is real.
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All this led Burnett to conclude that there are "so many people willing to compromise for this President."
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The final set of episodes began airing in October 2019, and is expected to conclude in early 2020.
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The timeline could complicate the push by Democrats to conclude impeachment proceedings by the end of the year.
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This leads scientists to conclude that K22-218b is probably terrestrial in nature, featuring a solid, rocky core.
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Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi says it's too early to conclude either way about the Trump effect.
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However, it is "way too early to conclude more convincingly on wider global (and China) negotiations," Varathan said.
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New York beat Miami three times in a span of 24 hours to conclude a rain-soaked series.
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A blockbuster jobs report sparked the massive rally to conclude a choppy week of trading on Wall Street.
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Second, to force the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to the negotiating table to conclude a comprehensive and enduring deal.
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They seemed to conclude that the best way to support Mr. Trump was by attacking Mr. Cohen's credibility.
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Ullmann had yet to arrive, but her husband was within, trying to conclude the complicated business of dispersal.
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Why did these numbers lead Kristen Soltis Anderson, a Republican pollster, to conclude that "Republicans are in trouble"?
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The ITC hearing is one of the final steps in the trade dispute due to conclude in February.
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This leads me to conclude, therefore, that "All Star" by Smash Mouth is a universal source of happiness.
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These issues led a United Nations report to conclude that anything above 15 days in solitary confinement is torture.
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While we're hungry for more, the realities of our business leave us no choice but to conclude this chapter.
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These changes have led some party scholars to conclude that West Virginia is simply late to the Southern realignment.
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The Devils are scheduled to conclude a four-game road trip Sunday, when they visit the New York Islanders.
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A migrant crisis since the beginning of last year has also impeded Athens' efforts to conclude the Hellenikon deal.
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"A medical team is working around the clock to conclude the identification process," one of the officials told Reuters.
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All of this leads me to conclude that 12 billion people sounds like a good number for the world.
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By another, it underlined a largely futile exercise that seems destined to conclude with more questions than it began.
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Solicitor General Noel Francisco said, "there is no basis to conclude that anything Hofeller wrote" influenced the ultimate decision.
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They hired a law firm, told them what they wanted to conclude, and put it off on coach Briles.
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They, not foreign observers, need to conclude that their countries would be wealthier if they had rather fewer children.
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MC: So what they say is wait for the Mueller investigation to conclude, let's you know out the facts.
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This led the authors to conclude that "a typical economy only gives women three-quarters the rights of men."
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The Joanne World Tour began on August 1, 2017, in Vancouver, Canada, and was scheduled to conclude on Feb.
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"The attorney general's office said there was "no basis to conclude that thereis a threat to the general public.
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Abbas' message refers to Peres' efforts as foreign minister in the early 1990s to conclude the Oslo Peace Accords.
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Occidental said the agreement, which it expects to conclude in late 2019, would allow it to accelerate development plans.
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Free-trade agreements covering such a wide range typically take several years to conclude—and several more to ratify.
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Discussions are set to conclude this week, one person said, adding that most of the due diligence is done.
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Disappointed for all crew holding on for negotiations to conclude for their jobs, and of course, for the fans.
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The report joins a few dots to conclude that Tesla is using Glass to help workers at its factory.
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"We started to conclude that Mary and Yegi were being held to destroy the deal," the American official said.
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"We are pleased to conclude this process with the FTC in a cooperative way," Miller said in a statement.
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While the opposition march was blocked by national guard tanks, pro-government groups were able to conclude activities undisturbed.
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In 23, the EPA's own scientists cited Mortensen's work to conclude that increased use of dicamba could affect pollinators.
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ET, also calling for the investigations into Trump's campaign ties to Russia to conclude before Gorsuch is further considered.
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A mass influx of migrants since the beginning of last year has also impeded efforts to conclude the accord.
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THEY DID NOT SAY THAT, BUT THE PRETTY MUCH PAINTED A PICTURE THAT WOULD LEAD PEOPLE TO CONCLUDE THAT.
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John Kennedy says he's waiting for the FBI investigation to conclude before commenting on the Donald Trump Jr. emails.
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Both parties want to conclude the deal, but the only risk is whether May will still be prime minister.
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"I don't think it is possible to make it, to conclude the bailout review before May 22," Tzanakopoulos said.
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Trump was expected to conclude important security and trade deals in his meetings with top Saudi officials in Riyadh.
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Despite its ambitions to conclude a deal, Greece says the euro zone's austerity demands will ravage the fragile economy.
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"Looking at the existing legal framework, we have to conclude that Nord Stream 2 cannot be affected," Mueller said.
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"At this time, it is not safe to conclude firmly that autism rates are no longer rising," Bao added.
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If we don't hear more from Comey, we just have to conclude that he was trying to swing election.
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The central bank said earlier this month that it was too soon to conclude that recent strength is sustainable.
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After several fact-checked lies (or an election), you're bound to conclude that the guy is a consistent liar.
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TC: Many parents seem to conclude that creativity can come by exposing their children to as much as possible.
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I'd like to conclude these remarks by reading you two short passages from the blog of a teenage girl.
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It is hard not to conclude that, even if EU membership has unsatisfactory aspects, it beats all plausible alternatives.
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Yet online advertising for sex increased in Sweden, leading researchers to conclude that the small market was shifting indoors.
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Ellen and Seacrest are tight, so it's not a big leap to conclude the 2 broke vegan bread together.
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Based on the campaign rhetoric, it would be easy to conclude that trade is strictly a one-way street.
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"Both sides are working hard under President Trump and under President Xi's direction to conclude the deal," Mnuchin said.
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The estimated 5 billion reais needed to conclude it has created an impasse between the government and the consortium.
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The miner is conducting a full investigation into the incident and expects that to conclude in the near future.
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In July, the two chipmakers decided to conclude joint development of 3D XPoint technology and to pursue operations independently.
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The investigation did not find sufficient evidence to conclude a conspiracy between Russia and the Trump campaign took place.
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He spoke in French but aimed to address the international audience by speaking to English to conclude his speech.
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Speaking at the dinner, May repeated her desire to conclude a post-Brexit trade deal with the United States.
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Commentators across the web on Monday night tended to conclude that their favored candidate had come out on top.
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"Nothing in our review to date leads us to conclude that this issue presents a safety concern," it added.
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Mueller did not uncover evidence to conclude that a conspiracy between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign took place.
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Lavrov said Washington's lack of control over Syrian rebels was a factor in its inability to conclude an agreement.
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Better to conclude, as the President suggests, that those pesky facts are "fake news" and remain in cozy ignorance.
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Mendoza divided that number by four to conclude that 6,266 homicides had been committed each year by undocumented immigrants.
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As per usual, one is left to conclude that hopping fences is far easier for those with a ladder.
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Unlike his donors, McCabe knew what the Justice Department investigated and what the inspector general was likely to conclude.
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"We are pleased to conclude this process with the FTC in a cooperative way," Higgs said in a statement.
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Overseas, the Bank of Japan is set to conclude its two-day meeting on monetary policy Tuesday local time.
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But after Cologne, she added, they are more likely to conclude that, no matter what, "these people don't integrate."
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The woman's appearance, voice and what she said about herself led many viewers to conclude she might be Jassim.
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Given Boston's vast Irish community, it's easy to conclude which fighter would have been the crowd favourite that evening.
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A life of mistrust has lead Kratos to conclude you should stick to what you know—screw everyone else.
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The review plans to consult with members of the public, groups, and experts and plans to conclude in 2020.
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The timing: The ship had to conclude its one-month voyage and arrive at the port before 5 p.m.
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This has led many online drug traders to conclude that this partial closure could well be a police trap.
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Pena Nieto's spokesman on Thursday had said Mexico would not buckle to pressure to conclude the long-stalled renegotiation.
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"In my opinion, we do not yet have enough science to conclude that 'man flu' is real," she said.
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The United States should respond to Bangladesh's repeated pleas to conclude the matter, so that justice may be done.
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It's fair to conclude that because of Broaddrick's allegations, Bill Clinton no longer has a place in decent society.
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But the breadth of Hezbollah's activities has lead many to conclude that addressing them is not Lebanon's responsibility alone.
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The Trump example aside, it would be highly risky for the party to conclude it can win without Latinos.
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McConnell spoke to the credibility of Mueller's investigation and said it should be allowed to conclude without any impediments.
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The Rays fell to 2-6 on a 10-game road trip that is scheduled to conclude Thursday afternoon.
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To be clear: It's wrong to conclude from these studies that deep down, all white people harbor extreme animus.
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This led many analysts to conclude that Cruz's appeal was regionally limited — that he couldn't win in the Northeast.
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It would be premature, they said, to conclude there is a mysterious new medical syndrome with an unknown cause.
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My own research led me to conclude that news comments reflect the pervasive underrepresentation of women's voices in democracy.
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The orbiter's instrument is sensitive enough to conclude the air contained less than 50 parts per trillion of methane.
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Jason Greenblatt, President Trump's special envoy to the Middle East, did not hesitate to conclude that Hamas was responsible.
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It is reasonable to conclude that she would assume one of the island's two seats in the U.S. Senate.
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To be clear, we see no reason to conclude that campaign contributions are in fact influencing district attorneys decisions.
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The Rays fell to 2016-216 on a 214-game road trip that is scheduled to conclude Thursday afternoon.
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Read more " _____ • Jonathan Rauch in Brookings: "Suppose most Americans were to conclude that President Trump is unfit for office.
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This consideration has led many scholars to conclude, contrary to Everett, that we must be biologically "wired" for numbers.
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The responses have left many analysts to conclude that the administration lacks a coherent strategy to address the problem.
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A new analysis of existing data leads a group of scientists to conclude there is ice on the moon.
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The talks had been scheduled to conclude this year, but the three sides remain far apart on key issues.
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" The Great Depression forced John Dewey to conclude that "the socialized economy is the means of free individual development.
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Biden's wife, Jill, quickly interjected, "We've got to go!" as the crowd applauded to conclude the Q-and-A.
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Still, the results are sizable enough to conclude that students who were not selected for vouchers fared better academically.
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"How much information we can get from the interviews is the important point to conclude the cause," he said.
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That is because Britain is not allowed to conclude deals on its own before it leaves the European Union.
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The ZTE filing said it was negotiating with the U.S. Commerce, Treasury and Justice departments to conclude the investigation.
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This movement has led many Christians to conclude that they are about to become pariahs in their own nation.
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" He said that he wanted to "conclude the proceeding, quickly, certainly no later than the end of the year.
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Trump said he will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping "to conclude an agreement" if the talks continue to advance.
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"NBG is preparing a proposal on the time frame it wants to conclude its divestments plan," the banker said.
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The largest offer after this process would be registered on June 4, the day set to conclude the auction.
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The acquisition of Careem is pending regulatory approval and is expected to conclude in the first quarter of 2020.
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The constructive process we have embarked on offers the greatest opportunity to conclude this matter without discord or division.
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So we are forced to conclude, that while dispiritingly bad, the Knicks come up short in another way too.
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The US Trade Representative is aiming to conclude TTIP negotiations before the end of the year, a spokesman said.
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So just to conclude, it's a very sensitive topic, and they get upset when we expose their false stories.
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Sometimes, to judge from what's onstage, I have to conclude that Crate & Barrel is sponsoring the new gay agenda.
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In their sentencing request, they called it "far more reasonable" to conclude that Ng's motivations were patriotic and philanthropic.
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Would it not make more sense to at least wait for special counsel Robert Mueller to conclude his investigation?
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The smugglers' trial moved uncharacteristically quickly in a country where court cases can take months or years to conclude.
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But participants who watched the debate plus NBC's analysis afterward were overwhelmingly likely to conclude Bush was the winner.
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In a previous study, they were used to conclude that Earth had a significant hydrosphere 4.3 billion years ago.
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Is it too early to conclude that Mr Gennett must not be the bit player that we thought he was?
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While it would be easy to conclude that the countries had similar concerns, in reality the situation is more ambiguous.
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It set an April 11 deadline to investors to submit binding offers and expected to conclude the sale in June.
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Like many things in Trump's campaign, it's hard to conclude there was a grand strategy that led to its success.
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Those concerns have led many analysts to conclude that the bill may ultimately generate little if any growth at all.
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Building on last week's accords, Washington has an opportunity to conclude an appropriate trade arrangement with Japan and South Korea.
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Prime Minister Antonio Costa has previously said the government expected to conclude the sale by the end of the week.
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Reliance and BP hope to conclude final agreements by the end of December and close the transaction by June 2020.
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If women aren't represented on stage, it's easy to conclude no one wants to hear what you have to say.
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Lopez Obrador told his regular morning news conference that he expects the talks to conclude soon, without providing further details.
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It is not too late for him to conclude how much worse, to ditch his bomb-throwers and switch course.
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The date to conclude a deal on a so-called review of Greece's bailout progress has been a moving target.
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What should he do if he received information that led him to conclude that he should launch an immediate strike?
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You don't have to look far into Delevingne or Jackson's Instagrams to conclude that the two could theoretically be dating.
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In such a situation, it seems reasonable for citizens to conclude that the system is fundamentally broken, top to bottom.
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It has been used to conclude about twenty disputes now, involving around 50,000 stakeholders, experts and members of the public.
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Private-equity firms and strategic bidders will enter final round of bidding, which is expected to conclude by mid-July.
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France's presidential election is set to conclude on Sunday, with Macron facing off against far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.
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But to conclude the withdrawal treaty, Britain and the EU must agree on language that gives this "backstop" legal form.
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Still, it's difficult not to conclude that the idiosyncratic nature of the Trump presidency may make managing this more difficult.
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" To conclude, the New York Times best-selling author writes: "Remember my friend, losing weight isn't easy, it's a challenge.
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Our only other option would be to conclude that the Department of Justice is applying criminal conspiracy laws unequally: i.e.
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The television series has overtaken Martin's books, and is expected to conclude in two years' time with its eighth season.
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There's little reason, according to Ungar, to conclude from any of this that conservative views are uniquely unwelcome on campus.
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The Swiss agribusiness firm is delaying into 2017 its deal with ChemChina to allow competition authorities to conclude their work.
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"The exchange expects to conclude 10,000 contracts per day in a year, a year and a half," Rybnikov told reporters.
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That led him to conclude that the radiation was coming from space, and not radioactivity from rocks in the earth.
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To conclude their Christmas celebrations on Tuesday, the Beador girls ended the day wearing matching pajamas during their movie night.
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He sits down with Courtney Reagan for a one-on-one interview to conclude the first-ever CNBC Evolve Summit.
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The trial is expected to conclude in mid-August as Brazil is hosting the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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"I think there's a 40 percent probability of being able to conclude it before (July 1)," he told Mexican television.
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) cases could lead to financial penalties but may take months, or years, to conclude.
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This led some to conclude that a cross-party deal between Labour and the Conservatives is looking even more unlikely.
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The Koreans next face their biggest Asian rivals Japan on Wednesday to conclude preliminary round play in the Olympic tournament.
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Partisan Democrats will not be satisfied with the report's unwillingness to conclude that Comey's comments swung the election to Trump.
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Mainstream politicians may be forced to conclude that the way to beat them is to borrow some of their ideas.
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The possibility of a shutdown comes as President Donald Trump is about to conclude his first 93 days in office.
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"To conclude that you robbed a bank, we need only find that you intended to rob a bank," he said.
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"To conclude otherwise rewards lawlessness and erases the fundamental difference between citizenship and illegal presence in our country," Henderson said.
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The IMF executive board is expected to meet later this month to conclude Ghana's third review which started in May.
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The Libor probe had been completed and the foreign exchange probe is expected to conclude in the summer, Bafin said.
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It's easy to conclude, looking at this landscape, that any successful populism requires some kind of support for immigration restrictionism.
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It's tempting to conclude that, since health risks increase with long hours, they would decrease with a four-day workweek.
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"They failed to gather any audit evidence on which to conclude that the going concern assumption was appropriate," it said.
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OncoMed said it was difficult to conclude that its mid-stage trial on Demcizumab could go down the same path.
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This, coupled with other proof issues, meant that there was no choice but to conclude the investigation without criminal charges.
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An official needn't commit a crime for the House to conclude an abuse of power or unbecoming conduct has occurred.
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A woman who answered a knock looked it up and down and appeared to conclude it was in fine shape.
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This is the thought process that has led to other surveys to conclude that Americans aren't ready for autonomous automobiles.
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Brazil's new trade minister, Marcos Pereira, wants to conclude an ambitious trade deal with Mexico by the end of 2016.
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Ahead of Carter's trip, an Indian defense source said both sides were eager to conclude the negotiations on the LSA.
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Creator Jed Mercurio has previously defended "Bodyguard" against accusations of Islamophobia, urging people to conclude the series before making judgments.
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Discussions with the lenders were at an advanced stage, with the deal expected to conclude in July, the sources said.
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That led Mr. Thibodeau to conclude that for those people moist had taken on the connotations of a bodily function.
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That inquiry is expected to conclude by July 15, exactly three weeks before the Rio Games are set to begin.
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A long-term safety study is already underway and is expected to conclude in the second half of next year.
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It's not a stretch to conclude that the results would be at least a little more voter engagement and turnout.
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It thinks it may be difficult to conclude a trade deal between the US and China before next year's elections.
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The window of opportunity to conclude the NAFTA agreement is very narrow if it is to get approved this year.
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They lost both times and seemed to conclude that moving to the center was not the best route after all.
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They've remained low relative to their long-run average, causing some analysts to conclude that debt is not a problem.
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With the administration eager to begin negotiations in earnest later this summer, there is pressure to conclude the agreement quickly.
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Higher spot prices and firmer calendar spreads have caused some OPEC policymakers to conclude the market rebalancing process is over.
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Later on Wednesday, the National Review also cited that story and several others to conclude that Pruitt should be replaced.
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"The league's investigation into civil allegations of sexual assault & rape is not expected to conclude any time soon," Rapoport said.
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The new deadline gives PPC time to conclude a voluntary redundancy scheme, including about 1,400 people employed at the plants.
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Meanwhile, Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio proposed constitutional amendments aimed at destroying the president's ability to conclude foreign treaties.
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We have done what by any fair estimate would have to conclude is a good job, quote, "securing the border".
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He was worried that reporters were starting to conclude that he had no chance of winning the Democratic presidential nomination.
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U.S. stock futures were mixed this morning, but Wall Street is set to conclude its first positive September since 2013.
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That ruling, made by the Stockholm arbitration court in February, was meant to conclude a legal battle over gas deliveries.
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Reaching the logistics agreement would make it easier to conclude the other two pacts, a senior U.S. defense official said.
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U.S. Attorney General William Barr has said he found insufficient evidence in Mueller's report to conclude that Trump obstructed justice.
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Officials are investigating the incident, said Julia Martony, another Cal Fire spokeswoman, and it will take some time to conclude.
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Until then, negotiators have to conclude trade talks, agree on a transition period, and get parliamentary approval in several countries.
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Here's what there is evidence to conclude: After the explosion, many of the remaining neutrons merged together to form elements.
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The encounter led Mr. Harvis to conclude that the arrest was a sham and had been orchestrated to generate overtime.
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It's hard not to conclude that some in the Trump administration want to sabotage the 2020 census for political purposes.
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But a court case could take months to conclude, playing into the president's apparent strategy of running out the clock.
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"We would be wrong to conclude that such massive objects in space-time should be unobservable," Dr. Lynden-Bell wrote.
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That said, it would be wrong to conclude that women are emotional and men are rational, or any such nonsense.
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But the company did not initially notify Myanmar's government, leading the barred officers to conclude that they had been hacked.
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The museum in Amsterdam analyzed the artwork's paint, materials and style to conclude it was indeed done by van Gogh.
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If they were following Fisher's method, they'd have no choice but to conclude that they'd been given a trick coin.
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It will be perfectly natural for them to conclude that China's future would be better assured by a different administration.
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This has, not without reason, led many to conclude that this is the crisis that will finally do Trump in.
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The sixteen Asian members of RCEP, including China and India, are now working hard to conclude these negotiations next year.
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Adam Schiff, are set to conclude on Friday their third and final day of arguments advocating for the president's conviction.
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Proceeds from the new sale, which is expected to conclude by the first quarter of 210, will help with that.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson set a hard deadline for trade talks to conclude by the end of this year.
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However, it would be foolhardy to conclude that eliminating sugar from our diets will solve all our diet-related woes.
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Researchers now hope to conclude their hunt for the heaviest version of sodium, which follows neon in the periodic table.
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" When it came time to conclude his studies, Buttigieg chose what Farris calls his "North Sea-cargo-ship exam preparation.
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Conveniently, there is a video that plainly shows why it is quite a stretch to conclude that Lewinsky "stormed" anywhere.
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Sixteen oil-producing nations sent representatives to the summit in Doha meant to conclude a deal on a production freeze.
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Yet it would be uncharitable to conclude that Harris is simply trying to be provocative for the sake of provocation.
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Yet both Mr. Trump and Mr. Rouhani seemed, independently, to conclude that meeting in New York was just too risky.
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"It's not hard to conclude that partisan politics may be one of the motivations" for the lawsuit, Spicer said Monday.
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Ferraro said he expected the investigation to conclude in one to two weeks, after which a claim could be filed.
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"And it's more or less safe to conclude that there's very little left we can do" on the nuclear accord.
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The findings were enough for the researchers to conclude that under the right circumstances, ordinary people can behave like trolls.
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It said on Wednesday that partnership talks, previously expected to conclude by end-March, were taking more time than expected.
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"I am left to conclude that the president is right when he calls this congressional investigation a 'witchhunt,' " he wrote.
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On July 21, 2011, astronaut Chris Ferguson guided the Atlantis back to Earth to conclude the final space shuttle mission.
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But while Creinin's study isn't definitive, since it had to conclude early, he's come to the end of his research.
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Republicans say they have thoroughly examined Moscow's influence on the 2016 election and they are ready to conclude the probe.
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The US President also floated the prospect of a summit "to conclude an agreement" with China's Xi should progress continue.
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" This led Chang to conclude that China's economy had become "even more hooked on selling things to the United States.
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Collins contemplates, protests erupt As senators waited for the FBI's investigation to conclude, protests around the Capitol complex heated up.
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But the lack of clarity and little trust in Macron has led people to conclude they could be negatively impacted.
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Though suspicion and speculation continued, there was no basis to conclude that Wood's death was anything other than an accident.
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It's easy to conclude he is being shunned, but regardless the debate and dialogue over race and sports carries on.
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The Obama administration was unable to conclude a trade deal with the European Union, even though both sides wanted one.
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Working closely with our allies, we vigorously engaged with North Korea to conclude an accord we called the Agreed Framework.
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It was still mostly impossible, though, to conclude anything about when these groups might have mixed, or where, or how.
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The retailer had earlier expected the strategic review and formal sale process to conclude during the first half of 2019.
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Finally, by Friday morning, Trump appeared to conclude that the comments were politically inconvenient for him, and hazily denied them.
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Greenman originally intended to conclude the book with a short fiction piece, imagining Prince as an 85-year-old man.
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Some economists think policymakers have been too quick to conclude that dismal growth after the financial crisis indicates a new normal.
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" To conclude, she quipped, "Oh and happy new year lol," with three weary face emojis and a few hashtags: "#thankGforfilters #babyforsale !!!
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When I read elaborate hypotheses about why the kids love Bernie so much, I tend to conclude everyone is overthinking this.
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" To conclude, the "Stitches" singer added, "Taylor makes anyone older feel young again and anyone young feel they can do anything.
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We're quick to suggest firing people who turn out to be misunderstood, and even quicker to conclude our colleagues are bigots.
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Which leaves you to conclude that, 11 years on from Arsenal's all-foreign squad, we're not in a very different place.
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Because of the nature of the web, it would be impossible to conclude that we've accomplished our goal of archiving it.
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You know, I think he's going to conclude, the way everybody else has, it is the best way to reelect Trump.
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To conclude, we're not suggesting you go to any old payphone with your iPad and do the five-finger shuffle, gentlemen.
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If you want to conclude that the manager's ability to outperform the market is real and sustainable, then first explain how.
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But it's hard not to conclude, looking at the evidence as a whole, that they are at best a partial solution.
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The visit, which was to conclude on Saturday, has been draped in the symbolism of the countries' often violent shared history.
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Until last October, he'd make progress, only to conclude he'd been—and I promise I'm not joking—too easy on himself.
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Jefry Marte grounded a pinch-hit single to left field three batters later to score Andrelton Simmons to conclude the rally.
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One of the sources said Petrobras, as the company is known, expects to conclude the sale of the unit by November.
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That led many people to conclude that TV was somehow "better" than the movies, which led to backlash, and so on.
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He declined to give specifics and said the U.S. side had originally hoped to conclude a deal either way this week.
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It is hard to conclude that the explanation is a simple economic one of stagnating median incomes and falling employment rates.
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The Federal Open Market Committee is scheduled to conclude its two-day meeting Wednesday afternoon with its statement on monetary policy.
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And it's a short step from there to conclude that this must also be true of all political actors and people.
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China and America do not have to agree for them to conclude it is in their interest to live within norms.
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ANY sentence containing the phrases "Donald Trump" and "campus sexual assault" could reasonably be expected to conclude with the word "outrage".
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Reuters previously reported that AirAsia aims to conclude the sale of Asia Aviation Capital by the first half of next year.
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The disciplinary hearing, which is expected to conclude next week, could lead to Pantaleo being fired or suspended from the NYPD.
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It is easy to conclude that there was no Sally Hansen, just a woman's name, created to sell things to women.
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Last month, LA teachers representing the country's second largest school district reached a tentative deal to conclude a 6-day strike.
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Sizeable deals with Japan, Turkey and Singapore are simply not possible to conclude by March 29th, according to the leaked document.
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Greece has to conclude ADMIE's plan by March or fully privatize the grid, a possibility which PPC's chairman has ruled out.
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To conclude: This may be controversial, but Liv and Hugh are a better couple than This Is Us's Jack and Rebecca.
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According to Axios, Pompeo gave Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman 72 hours to conclude the Saudi investigation into the matter.
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That's led many analysts to conclude that there are no limits, and that USCIS will give over info whenever ICE wants.
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But if you were to conclude from those general impressions that the two devices provide near-identical experiences, you'd be mistaken.
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"We expect the search to be progressing actively over the summer and are hoping to conclude by September," he told reporters.
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Most analysts had expected the U.S. settlement, which VW has raced to conclude before the Obama administration bows out on Jan.
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It is premature to conclude that President Trump would swing to the other extreme and nominate hard money (or "hawkish") policymakers.
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You don't have to like or support Trump to conclude that on this matter, PolitiFact was being more political than factual.
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San Francisco beat Colorado 14-4 on Tuesday, and the current series is scheduled to conclude with an afternoon game Thursday.
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Greece wants to conclude the review as soon as possible to receive bailout loans to pay off debt maturing in July.
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If Russia could do this, it's not a big leap to conclude that other foreign powers or outside entities could, too.
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Comcast's purchase of NBCUniversal took years to conclude, beginning in December 2009 and not getting formal federal approval until January 2011.
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On refugees, agreement seems limited to a beefed-up EU border force that officials hope to conclude on later this year.
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On Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety Board is meeting to conclude the year-long investigation and will possibly reveal probable cause.
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PGE, which plans to conclude the deal by the end of 2017, said it will not impact power prices for customers.
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It was hardly the kind of performance that would cause other Republicans to conclude criticisms by McConnell and Corker were overblown.
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Now that we do, it is easy to conclude that Trump has an odd way of showing that he cherishes something.
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From these comments, it would be easy to conclude that DeVos was bringing back coverture and chattel laws to our campuses.
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Jonan denied that relations between the two parties had deteriorated and said both hoped to conclude negotiations as soon as possible.
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Steve Tew: Yeah, well, for the five years we're just about to conclude, we filled the gap that we were projecting.
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It's impossible -- short of willingly suspending your rational brain function -- to conclude Trump had no idea where the money came from.
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Torture marks on Regeni's body prompted rights groups to conclude he died at the hands of security forces, which Egypt denies.
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"We have a very clear intention not to postpone but to conclude," said Dombret, the Bundesbank's top official for bank regulation.
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Is there any accountability, or are we forced to conclude that this is just now the world that we live in?
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The current head of the U.S. Federal Reserve Janet Yellen is due to conclude her term in January of next year.
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The Trump administration is hoping to conclude Kavanaugh's nomination process with a vote in the full Senate before November's midterm elections.
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Instead of waiting for the strike to conclude, Square Enix chose to move forward with a different, non-union voice actress.
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Until those vague promises produce concrete results, it's not unreasonable to conclude that the NCAA doesn't particularly care about its HBCUs.
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"This was a considerate, thoughtful and well-educated jury that looked at the science to conclude glyphosate causes cancer," Wisner said.
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Still, that Senate ultimately seemed to conclude Sessions was too openly—if only occasionally—racist to serve as a federal judge.
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It's therefore pretty intuitive to conclude that reducing the level of gun ownership is the best way to reduce gun deaths.
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Reuters previously reported that AirAsia aims to conclude the sale of its leasing unit by the first half of next year.
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"If there is something to conclude from today, it is the strength of Spain's democratic state," Mr. Rajoy said on Sunday.
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But few would use that data point to conclude that Sanders's support is being driven by his stances on racial issues.
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Stuck in the Gray struggled to define the encounter for years and now she's unable to conclude if it was consensual.
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And they take a leap to conclude "their [experimental] data are pretty unlikely to be due to random chance," Nuzzo explains.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi responded that the legal appeals process would have to conclude before any chance of presidential pardons.
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The festivities were set to conclude on Sunday night with closing ceremonies at Times Square and a waterfront concert by Madonna.
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Compare this to the musical obedience of Rembrandt's lines and you have to conclude that introspection is more demanding than observation.
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But it would be odd indeed to use this fact to conclude that therefore Republican elites don't want it to happen.
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A few administrations ago, it was tempting to conclude that presidential siblings had an unusual proclivity for getting into embarrassing scrapes.
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Jones's threat now appears to have galvanized the committee and Goodell to conclude the last few items in the new contract.
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This prompted the scientists to conclude that Britain had nowhere near the capacity to cope with an outbreak on that level.
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This makes it difficult to conclude from Mr. Schaller's reports if ride hailing is a significant contributor to the speed slowdown.
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Mr. Dunniway worked with a forensics expert, Kent Gibson, to conclude that Billy the Kid and Mr. Garrett were indeed pictured.
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"Our plan is to do it immediately after the summer with an aim to conclude the agreement in September," he said.
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That has not happened, and lawyers say the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, is unlikely to conclude his work soon.
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Some investigations have led Congress to conclude that enacting new laws is not the answer to issues identified in an inquiry.
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Mike Conaway and other Republicans willingly went along with an effort to rush the probe to conclude there was no collusion.
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The clearing of trades is one of several areas being explored in the inquiry, which is expected to conclude next year.
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The clearing of trades is one of several areas being explored in the inquiry, which is expected to conclude this year.
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Infantino sought their permission to conclude talks with the group in March, but was blocked by members of FIFA's governing council.
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" He said he was unable to conclude that at Alphabet's present prices, its "prospects were far better than the prices indicated.
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The investigation is expected to conclude within a year, Mr. Rubenstein said, adding that the consequences would depend on its results.
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Others were more cautious: one senior official said it was "way too premature" to conclude that a deal was at hand.
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Trump and Giuliani have pressured Mueller to conclude his investigations soon and threatened retaliatory action against him if he does not.
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But she said for now Indonesia would continue talks, and still aimed to conclude CEPA by the middle of next year.
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However, currencies moved in tight ranges ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting set to conclude on Wednesday.
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We now have enough experience to conclude that high-quality charter schools can deliver better outcomes for at least some students.
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Futures were lower this morning on the last day of August, but Wall Street appears set to conclude a bullish month.
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Based on the long history of the stock market, it's possible to conclude that Mr. Trump's behavior in office doesn't matter.
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That, two people familiar with the decision say, led the office to conclude that it had to close the criminal investigation.
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It's easy to conclude, why can't someone just write a self-improvement book called "Canceling Lunch" and be done with it?
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With his senior year approaching, he was loath to conclude his college career without much time on the court, without opportunity.
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Recall that Trump canceled the summit last Thursday, leading many to conclude that he and Kim would not meet anytime soon.
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In the House, Republicans are racing to conclude their own investigation in short order and, Democrats charge, leaving key leads unaddressed.
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Recognized canons of construction suggest the courts are likely to conclude a president has the power to grant a self pardon.
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The standard to be able to conclude something definitively — like, say, "President Trump participated in dubious tax schemes" — is really high.
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Taking all this into account, it's hard to conclude that Daniels is likely the only person whose silence Trump has purchased.
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The United States commits to work to accelerate the adjudication of asylum claims and to conclude removal proceedings as expeditiously as possible.
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But a free trade deal between both countries could be more about political symbolism than anything else and thus easier to conclude.
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Without him, there's a very real chance the Mueller probe never begins and/or never gets to conclude all of its work.
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The meeting is expected to conclude Wednesday, with Fed Chair Janet Yellen scheduled to hold a news conference at 2:30 p.m.
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The initial investigation, carried out during the final year of the Fernández administration, appeared set to conclude that Nisman had killed himself.
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Mueller separately found insufficient evidence to conclude that Trump's campaign engaged in a criminal conspiracy with Russia in the 2016 presidential race.
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Those comments come as Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Jeffrey Gerrish leads a working team in China in talks set to conclude tomorrow.
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To be sure, it would be foolish to bet against human ingenuity, and wrong to conclude that sentiment scoring can't be profitable.
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They are later joined by the bridesmaids who perform a series of synchronised moves as back-up dancers to conclude the dance.
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It's impossible to say what led Beier to conclude that ducks were the skin-care inspiration the world needed at the time.
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Getting back to the other side of the dance floor, Obama stopped to wave at the dinner guests as if to conclude.
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It was hard to conclude, tenBroek summarized, that the judges weren't simply selecting evidence in order to justify the results they preferred.
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Her sister doesn't sound at all like her, which leads me to conclude that Ravenna and Freya went to different boarding schools.
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LOCKHART: I THINK ONE THING TO CONCLUDE FROM THIS YEAR IS WHATEVER YOUR STARTING ASSUMPTIONS ARE, YOU MAY WANT TO REVISE THEM.
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Yet with the investigation due to conclude on Friday, Ford's lawyers say their client still hasn't been interviewed by law enforcement officials.
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But it would be a mistake, Dr Jonas points out, to conclude that those transistors were thus uniquely responsible for "Donkey Kong".
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Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said on April 12 that it was too early to conclude the economic growth is sustainable.
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The department's major case and internal affairs units were "working diligently to conclude the criminal administrative investigation" into the shooting, said Sgt.
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Poland's presidential office aims to conclude works on its Swiss franc-denominated loans conversion plan at the turn of May and June.
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As clueless as Trump's un-diplomatic tweet was, it would be wrong to conclude that the sentiment behind it was entirely thoughtless.
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The European Commission's own "big tech" antitrust interventions have so far focused their attention elsewhere, in addition to taking years to conclude.
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They began to conclude that the dad reacted badly to this jubilant interruption and was among the worst fathers of all time.
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This might lead you to conclude that I'm some shallow guy who only reads books that are or will become TV shows.
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However, I've done enough homework to conclude that socially responsible investing — specifically, sustainable, responsible and impact investing — truly is the real deal.
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"We still expect this to conclude soon," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said of the investigation at Monday's press briefing.
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Cyber Monday sales are here to conclude the shopping weekend marathon and we're stoked to report they're ending things with a bang.
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So it's natural to conclude that if we could just keep dangerous outsiders from getting into our countries, we would be safe.
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Rather, Republicans who were good at maths were more likely to conclude that banning guns was ineffective, whereas Democrats said the opposite.
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After taking 116 measurements with HARPS, the team was able to conclude that an Earth-sized planet was orbiting around the star.
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The countries have set a target to conclude negotiations for the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, by the end of 2019.
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The number of Daraya residents registered as having died on the same day has led relatives to conclude they were executed together.
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"We are pleased to conclude this process with the FTC in a cooperative way," a Venmo representative said when reached for comment.
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"The public deserves to know," Wallace, the Democratic attorney, said to conclude his request for a hearing on the vote tampering evidence.
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Tony Stark's death, then, isn't just a way to conclude his story — it's also a fitting exit for Downey, at least contractually.
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The SNCF bill will now go to the Senate and the process of parliamentary approval is expected to conclude by early July.
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Joseph Stiglitz said the European Commission (the European Union's executive arm) was right to conclude Ireland had granted Apple undue tax benefits.
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But just dutifully trying to conclude the story as perfunctorily as possible is somehow even worse than a big swing that misses.
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Ole Miss got within one again, but Abdul Ado made one free throw and Quinndary Weatherspoon made four to conclude the scoring.
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Pyongyang time (0130 GMT) led the Japanese government and other experts to conclude that North Korea had indeed conducted a nuclear test.
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Fed officials indicated at their last meeting that they expect the balance sheet roll-off to conclude by the end of 2019.
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They began a joint investigation and uncovered details that led them to conclude Carew and Reuland were connected through the organ donation.
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Why didn't Trump wait for the Inspector General's investigation into Comey's handling of the Clinton email investigation to conclude before firing him?
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This led the researchers to conclude that the pulses must be passing through an incredibly strong magnetic field in a dense plasma.
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Yet he can't seem to find an NFL job this off-season, leading many informed observers to conclude that he's being blackballed.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond had previously said it could take up to six years for the the country to conclude the exit negotiations.
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It is hard not to conclude that Bharara was using his office to try to embarrass the president of the United States.
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It would be a mistake to conclude from this that trade with China is the cause of growing ideological polarization in Congress.
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Yet it took until late 2017 to conclude that we still don't really know what was going on in 2015 or 2016.
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But U.S. officials have suggested there are too many outstanding details to conclude negotiations by then, making a meeting in March unlikely.
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Pyongyang time (01.30 GMT) led the Japanese government and other experts to conclude that North Korea had indeed conducted a nuclear test.
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They anticipate judicial rules that are likely to conclude classifying de facto employees as contractors just won't cut it for much longer.
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The vintage romance of the songs may lead one to conclude that Mr Berger's credo is itself a romantic but obsolete tune.
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Based on historical experience, it's reasonable to conclude that even the most destructive catastrophes pose relatively little risk to the wider economy.
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" However, her attempts at flirtation weren't returned, leading her to conclude following their meeting: "I decided he did not care for women.
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It is hard to conclude that the untested solution to the region's politico-military-economic-societal thickets is more and bigger bombs.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), is looking into launching its own digital currency, with the trial expected to conclude next year.
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It is safe to say that the European Union's first priority will not now be to conclude its trade deal with Mercosur.
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But both sides have scoffed at Kuwait's threats to expel their delegations if they fail to conclude a deal within two weeks.
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Its critics, including in industry, say it is sometimes too quick to conclude that substances might cause cancer, causing unnecessary health scares.
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Republican lawmakers are trying to conclude whether Rice revealed the identities of Trump transition team members that were redacted in intelligence reports.
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Kudlow on Tuesday declined to make any sunny predictions on the fate of the talks, saying: "I don't want to conclude anything."
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"To first reject the document and then [talk of] ephemeral possibilities to conclude a new one is a dangerous stance," Peskov added.
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The Commerce Department said it has determined there is a "reasonable basis" to conclude that Huawei poses a risk to U.S. networks.
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Having done that, it was "pretty straightforward" to conclude "that the whole trial was deeply infected by that error," Mr. Lustberg said.
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And therefore, they're going to conclude that the better option is to sell the company, either in whole or in parts, eventually.
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The news comes just hours after Brown was released by the Oakland Raiders to conclude a tumultuous offseason stint with the team.
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Philadelphia returns home after winning four of its last five to conclude a 10-game road trip with a 5-5 mark.
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Last month, WADA commissioned an investigation into Dr. Rodchenkov's specific claims about Sochi, and it is due to conclude by July 15.
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Ridgeway said that new board will be in the best position to conclude the investigation and decide the outcome of the race.
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Both lines are currently sitting around $67, which leads Ross to conclude that until XLE surpasses $67, investors should not buy energy.
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It is reasonable to conclude, the source added, that Comey did not think any of Trump's individual actions constituted obstruction of justice.
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It will also, naturally, bear the brunt of having to conclude one of the most sprawling and ambitious television shows in history.
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EU and U.S. negotiations had sought to conclude the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) talks before Obama leaves office in January.
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He said Mueller should be pressed to conclude his investigation as quickly as possible and report on his findings by the Sept.
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That agreement, after their meeting in Osaka, Japan, kickstarted stalled negotiations, but no deadline has been set for the process to conclude.
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Similarly, Krueger looks at socioeconomic patterns among musicians to conclude that the industry provided a better-than-average route for upward mobility.
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To conclude your writing, see if you can sum up your observations with a pithy sentence or two of advice for yourself.
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Total's chief executive Patrick Pouyanne said in late May that the company planned to conclude the South Pars gas deal before summer.
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Supporters of President Trump would be right to conclude that the political use of the pardon power has precedent in American history.
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That is contingent, however, on the Monsanto-Bayer deal closing, and European regulators are not expected to conclude that review before January.
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The ship was ravaged by cases of the virus and forced to conclude its trip by quarantining all guests and crew onboard.
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As a result, it is difficult to conclude whether a white job seeker succeeded — and a black one didn't — because of discrimination.
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The episode was still problematic — mostly because the "Discovery" writers had to conclude story lines that were already sticky to begin with.
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But with the expansion into Mr. Trump's business, it seems increasingly clear that Mr. Mueller is not ready to conclude his inquiry.
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The accords were supposed to "expire" after a five-year interim period during which the parties were to conclude a final agreement.
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It is difficult for anyone who watched the press conference today to conclude that he has any other choice ... but to resign.
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Mnuchin, Trump's Treasury secretary, said hours earlier that he wasn't prepared to conclude that China was suppressing the value of the yuan.
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But there is no official cost estimate for the project, making it impossible to conclude that it is a "less expensive" solution.
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The department was investigating her husband's death and would come to conclude that he had actually died of a vaping-related illness.
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Justice Alito suggested that it would be absurd to conclude that when Congress passed Title VII, it intended to protect gay people.
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Crew Dragon splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean to conclude the mission, with representatives for both SpaceX and NASA praising the test.
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Schiff delivered a lengthy and full-throated argument for removing the President from office to conclude the House's opening argument Friday evening.
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Arcelor expects to conclude by April the asset sales demanded by the country's antitrust watchdog Cade to approve the takeover, Paula added.
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There may not be enough time to conclude a deal with another chipmaker, said the source with direct knowledge of the plan.
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By the end of the fourth quarter NBG expects to conclude the sale of another two soured loan portfolios in subsidiaries abroad.
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But it is reasonable to conclude, as Saudi Arabia (and its ally America) soon did, that Iran had a hand in it.
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Carolina went 99 yards later in the quarter, scoring on McCaffrey's 1-yard fourth-down run to conclude a 12-play march.
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It would have been a sweet note to end the pep rally, to conclude an exhausting period that had surely just begun.
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Britain and the EU are locked in talks on a divorce settlement they hope to conclude at an EU summit on Thursday.
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Yet he has failed to conclude the talks with the Taliban and has actually increased significant forms of military action in Afghanistan.
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As true as that may be, however, it's difficult not to conclude "shots fired" with the timing of the former's newest policy.
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" Anjan Truffer, rescue team head in the Swiss resort of Zermatt said: "We had to conclude that, unfortunately, he could be anywhere.
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The prosecutor has to conclude, for instance, that the courts in individual nations are not taking adequate steps to hold perpetrators accountable.
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It is hard not to conclude that the gatekeepers regard their role, in part, as guarding the reputation of the British monarchy.
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