The s— got real, is the truth of the matter.
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The truth of the matter was a bit more dull.
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But the truth of the matter is, it's so simple.
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That's your defense in defamation: The truth of the matter.
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But the truth of the matter is, it's a message.
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There, one begins to sense the final truth of the matter.
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"The truth of the matter is it's bipartisan corruption," he said.
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The truth of the matter is: That particular horse has bolted.
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And so the truth of the matter is, we don't know.
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The truth of the matter or facts are completely irrelevant there.
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The truth of the matter seems to have been immaterial to him.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, though, how do voters see it?
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Whereas before, I was just blind to the truth of the matter.
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But the truth of the matter is, it was a tool of survival.
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"The truth of the matter is that we can never rest," he said.
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The truth of the matter is: I move when I'm ready to move.
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But the truth of the matter is that there are no viable alternatives.
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The truth of the matter is that I wasn't ready for it yet.
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We have until November 25 to get to the truth of the matter.
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Safe to say, the truth of the matter is a lot more gray.
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The truth of the matter is the genre has never been just that.
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Connie seems to find this amusing, never suspecting the truth of the matter.
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The truth of the matter is ... we are treated as second-class citizens.
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"The truth of the matter is Mariah didn't do a sound check," she says.
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Because the truth of the matter is that Jessica and Elizabeth were both monsters.
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But here's the truth of the matter: Saving for travel comes down to prioritizing.
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But the truth of the matter is that it's a simple game to play.
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The truth of the matter is, I'm used to all different types of questions.
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And the truth of the matter is this: President Trump made us a promise.
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"The truth of the matter is, he didn't point that gun," Mr. Barnett said.
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The truth of the matter is a government secret and could not be determined.
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And the truth of the matter is, I don't regret a second of that.
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So the truth of the matter hinges on perspective—and, it turns out, geography.
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"The truth of the matter is that the security backdrop remains tense," PVM's Brennock said.
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That's the truth of the matter and you see it every time with this president.
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The truth of the matter is we don't expect every year to look like this.
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"The truth of the matter is the guy is – he's pretty spectacular," Fisher told E!
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The truth of the matter is that that is not always the way it is.
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The truth of the matter is that we're four times larger than our closest competitor.
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The truth of the matter is that I'm incredibly unusual in a very bad way.
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The truth of the matter is, nobody goes into battle and comes out the same.
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"The truth of the matter is, to me, the varying degrees didn't matter," she said.
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The truth of the matter was that I didn't make the cut of memorable romances.
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The truth of the matter is that the investigation into the Trump Foundation was unusual.
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And the truth of the matter is that a lot of the time, we didn't.
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But the truth of the matter is the transaction itself is not the critical issue.
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"The truth of the matter is that we just had so much enthusiasm," said Suzi.
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Also promised mid-June was an investigation that would get to the truth of the matter.
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The truth of the matter is, growing out your hair — dyed, virgin, or bleached — takes time.
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And he&aposs a phenomenon and, I mean, that&aposs just the truth of the matter.
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"The truth of the matter is, the team is splintered, the team is fragmented," revealed Evans.
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"Truth of the matter is we have talked to him about it," Manager Bruce Bochy said.
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The truth of the matter, however, is that Conway is a frequent guest on CNN programs.
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Only she and Bill Clinton know what the truth of the matter in the case is.
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But the truth of the matter is Kynect is working perfectly, and it's been good for Kentucky.
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But the truth of the matter is I have been molested by both sides of my family.
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The truth of the matter is, there's no justification for a hedge fund paying at 15-17%.
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"The truth of the matter is they make a lot more money in the U.S.," said Ramos.
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The truth of the matter was they still lived together because of the body in the freezer.
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"The truth of the matter is he's done a lot in his home state, philanthropically," Law said.
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"The truth of the matter is, I thought this was going to happen in May," Schultz said.
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But the truth of the matter is that McSally may not even have to wait that long.
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"The truth of the matter is, if you feel comfortable, you're going to be outside," Emanuel said.
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The truth of the matter is, we've all been this javelina at some point in our lives.
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The truth of the matter is that Spicer's scores have nothing to do with his religious faith.
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"The truth of the matter is, of course, we are integrating fast, economically and socially," said Chan.
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The truth of the matter is I have no fucking idea what is inside my body...it's terrifying.
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"The truth of the matter is I've had a short time on snow, I won't medal," he said.
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"It nails what you go through, what you feel, the truth of the matter," she raves to PEOPLE.
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"The truth of the matter is the guy is – he's pretty spectacular," Todd Fisher, Lourd's uncle, told E!
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"The truth of the matter is the Affordable Care Act has done some very important things," Sanders said.
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But the truth of the matter, is that separating was the only way they could all head upwards.
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The unflattering truth of the matter is that I want to be the star without having to perform.
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"The truth of the matter is, Kimberly Ellis cannot accept that she lost the election," Mr. Bauman said.
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The truth of the matter is, China has not been willing to embrace the international rules of commerce.
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And the truth of the matter is I think it's something we should take a really hard look at.
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But the truth of the matter is, it's likely to be a bumpy ride getting to where we're going.
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"The truth of the matter is that I have been 110% behind this project," Huseman quoted her as saying.
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But the truth of the matter is that women were playing soccer before the foundation of CONMEBOL in 1916.
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" Her monthly payments were $800 and "the truth of the matter is, later, I didn't even like this person.
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But the truth of the matter is that the American government knows what happened, and what continues to happen.
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"The truth of the matter is that it's a big gay destination at that time of year," he said.
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The truth of the matter is that despite the size of our country, American presidential elections are surprisingly local.
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On any matter involving Russia, always remember the big truth of the matter: Putin hated Clinton and supported Trump.
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ROLLINS: The truth of the matter is what was discovered with this document and the Strzok testimony, what have you.
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"The truth of the matter is most of these issues are decided at the state and local level," Lagally said.
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"The truth of the matter is, it's kinda a mess," he recounted during a later TED talk, delivered in March.
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"The truth of the matter is sequels are hard, and 'Love Actually' was very hard to get right," Curtis explained.
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And the truth of the matter is it would be very difficult to keep it up and do it well.
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The hard truth of the matter is that Republicans want to cut Social Security, and doing nothing achieves their goal.
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When really the truth of the matter is they are in indentured service to the commercial interests of its business.
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We're not saying it was retaliation, because the truth of the matter is we just don't know at this point.
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THRUSH: But the truth of the matter is she is--my friend, Mark Landler in The Times-- WILMORE: Mm-hmm.
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And the truth of the matter is they are motivated by the love they have for their brothers in arms.
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It smelled edible and looked like glittery unicorn poop, but the treacherous instruction manual revealed the truth of the matter.
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The truth of the matter is they won't stop attacking me, because they know I won't stop fighting for you.
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"The truth of the matter is, China has not been willing to embrace the international rules of commerce," Pence said.
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"What I have read in recent days does not reflect in any way the truth of the matter," he added.
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But the truth of the matter is that not everyone gets a shiny new car at the end of the day.
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But the truth of the matter is that as a feminist, it's perfectly acceptable to hold other feminists to certain standards.
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The truth of the matter is, looking for the perfect shade of foundation can be a daunting — and often overwhelming — task.
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"The truth of the matter is we've done our due diligence," says biologist David Mindell, who assisted Hillis with the work.
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Gottlieb adds that Comello's family cannot believe the accusations against Anthony, and promises to get to the truth of the matter.
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The truth of the matter is that the US could easily afford a basic income program that wipes out poverty entirely.
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Anyone who paid attention as the Obama years unfolded, and as Trump rose to power, knows the truth of the matter.
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Strip back the narrative, and the truth of the matter is that Henry's role at Sky represents a conflict of interest.
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The truth of the matter is that Title II was just another attempt to expand government's reach into our daily lives.
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But the realistic truth of the matter is that we can only relieve the burdens placed on caregivers by embracing technology.
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"Look at what love had done, even if it hadn't done it," Reyna observes, knowing the real truth of the matter.
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"The truth of the matter is we may never find out how he came to fall," Superintendent Sean Field-Lament said.
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Everyone recognizes that the purpose of any proper investigation of human moral disorders is the truth of the matter at hand.
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The truth of the matter is you had a lot of diversity in the candidates, some of whom were very competent.
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The truth of the matter is, Secretary Clinton, you do not go as far as reining in Wall Street as I would.
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"While alcohol expenditures have increased, the truth of the matter is that the rate of underage drinking continues to decline," said Blackman.
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"The truth of the matter is we really don't have any factual information at this point to confirm," Sumwalt said on Friday.
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The truth of the matter is that the global financial system is simply too large for officials to look at very closely.
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But the hard truth of the matter is that Trump and Kim, by necessity, must talk about North Korea's human rights record.
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The truth of the matter is that Breazeale is only ranked 13th by the IBF, while the WBC positioned him in 15th.
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The truth of the matter is that large parts of the global economy have been shut down for an indefinite time period.
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But the truth of the matter is that I'm not really motivated to leave or to bolster my portfolio on the side.
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The truth of the matter is that Trump's latest batch of pardons and commutations were not about his sympathy for nonviolent offenders.
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"These people are carrying a huge burden for our country, and the truth of the matter is we need them," she said.
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Figuring out just how to reach that goal can sometimes seem impossible—however, the truth of the matter is it's fairly simple.
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The truth of the matter is the way the world is today that if the U.S. takes the lead, others tend to follow.
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But the truth of the matter is that the funding is in place, they're making progress, and they're going to start turning dirt.
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In fact, the truth of the matter is that changing STD rates probably have very little to do with dating and hookup apps.
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It's very nice to get feedback, but the truth of the matter is that there's really no way to turn the oil tanker.
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The truth of the matter is: Hair washing is totally unique to the individual — and I'm determined to stop apologizing for my habits.
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Because the truth of the matter is that the U.S. economy will not grow very much longer unless the international economy can grow.
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Bad and corrupt lawyering, however, doesn't change the truth of the matter: Lago Agrio and the people who live there are still fucked.
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"The truth of the matter is I don't care if the President is a racist, a man of goodwill or anything else," Rep.
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"The truth of the matter is that the only discontinuation syndrome Lilly is worried about is the discontinuation of Prozac," the memo said.
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The truth of the matter is, when it comes to discovering new gold deposits, the low-hanging fruit has likely already been picked.
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The truth of the matter is though it does appear to be significantly lower than a lot of the earlier projections were Jim.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, and whatever the future holds, the one thing you can't take away from Anderson Silva is his streak.
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You know, the truth of the matter is, with the advent of natural gas, with the natural gas explosion that is developing... TAPPER: Yes.
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The truth of the matter is that the risk that we cited at the beginning when we went into this caught up with us.
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We can disagree in the margins but the truth of the matter is it's all within our wheelhouse and nobody has to be punished.
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The truth of the matter is that President Trump has a huge, unprecedented, and alarming problem of saying things that are false too often.
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"The truth of the matter is, in election season, things go crazy, and the loudest voices are the furthest and most extreme," he explained.
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"The truth of the matter is, today's large corporations need technology and you can only get the technology in brand-new buildings," he said.
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" As the Times report notes, whatever the truth of the matter, this is likely to "increase the pressure on both sides of the dispute.
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The truth of the matter is that the vast majority of UFO incidents can be explained by natural phenomena, misidentified aircraft, and even hoaxes.
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The truth of the matter, however, is that Conor McGregor played a major role in the origin story of one of MMA's best refs.
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Or sympathize with the trauma she quite clearly experienced -- whether or not you believe she is telling the capital "T" truth of the matter?
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"The truth of the matter is, in my lifetime certainly there's never been a president who's been up against so much obstructionism," Clooney said.
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But, the truth of the matter is that Showtime only successfully defended his belt once before losing it—against former Strikeforce titleholder Gilbert Melendez.
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Because the truth of the matter is that 12 Monkeys is, on some level, about what it means to live inside a TV show.
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"Truth of the matter is it takes more than half a teaspoon of sperm & derivative DNA to replace Congressman #JohnConyers," Riddle wrote on Twitter.
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That sounds like a fairy tale for the business, but the truth of the matter is that the Wii's success left Nintendo in dire straits.
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Truth of the matter is, whether you like it or not, you'll most likely find yourself trapped in a vast land of abundantly annoying Zubats.
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People call us weird and strange, truth of the matter is everyone is weird and strange and we just embrace ourselves for who we are.
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People call us weird and strange; the truth of the matter is everybody's weird and strange, and we just embrace ourselves for who we are.
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It should not be assumed that Pence in particular didn't know the truth of the matter when he claimed Flynn and Kislyak exchanged Christmas pleasantries.
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"The truth of the matter is, you could sit alone in the woods in the middle of nowhere," said Ted, "and still hear Donald's tweets."
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The truth of the matter is this: Hillary Clinton's name was at the top of the campaign and signed on the checks her staff received.
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"The truth of the matter is millions of Americans have had enough," Pence, the governor of Indiana, told listeners during a rally in Maitland, Fla.
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But the truth of the matter is: I have a wardrobe full of clothes that are perfectly wearable, I'm just bored of all of them.
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In the end, the truth of the matter is all too common, but it takes on a particular resonance among the innocent islanders of Mayhew's creation.
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But like so many things in Italy, the truth of the matter is as murky as just-pressed olive oil itself, while the controversy is sizzling.
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The truth of the matter is that former Chairman Paul Volcker also did not have a Ph.D., and neither did William McChesney Martin nor Marriner Eccles.
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More often, the prosecutor knows for a fact that the cooperator is lying because the prosecutor has hard evidence to prove the truth of the matter.
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While that's going to put it behind the curve, the truth of the matter is that 5G will arrive into this world as a marketing gimmick.
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The truth of the matter is, whether or not Luke Shaw had a middling performance at right-back, Manchester United should have beaten Watford this weekend.
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The truth of the matter -- and this is fact, whether you love him or hate him -- is that politics has never seen anything like him before.
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Meanwhile our music has always known the truth of the matter: I am he as you are he as you are me and we are altogether.
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The truth of the matter is I think many of us set goals the wrong way, and most of us aren't even setting goals at all.
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One could certainly argue that biologics are a unique market not subject to these generalized claims, but the truth of the matter is muddled at best.
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But the truth of the matter is Facebook and its algorithms determine what news articles hundreds of millions of people see around the world each day.
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The truth of the matter is, in the same way I didn't know that Hannibal did it, maybe they didn't know that we did it. Yeah.
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"That was never said about me, but I think for [Jenner and Hadid], the truth of the matter is it's a new day and age," Baldwin said.
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There was no politics being discussed, it was about objectives of protecting people and getting to the truth of the matter, which I thought was really interesting.
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But the truth of the matter is that the use of the MOAB means virtually nothing significant outside of the immediate area where the bomb was dropped.
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"I don't know, it could just be a coincidence, but truth of the matter is is that she left four months after we got married," Tamra said.
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And the truth of the matter is, no one really knows whether or not an every-other-day diet is any better than just restricting overall calories.
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The truth of the matter is is the second law of thermo fluid dynamics says that the world progresses from order to disorder not disorder to order.
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Cruz always seems to know the truth of the matter so well that he can find a way to deploy subtle facts to his own deceptive purposes.
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The truth of the matter is that, much like mainlining H2O when you're not even thirsty, liberally applying sunscreen every few hours is kind of a drag.
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The truth of the matter is that this kind of thing truly does happen all the time in America, and there's usually no way to predict it.
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However, the truth of the matter is most companies that raise substantial sums of venture capital secure their initial seed rounds within a couple years of founding.
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" Orman calls it "the most stupid thing I've ever done with money" because "the truth of the matter is, later on, I didn't even like this person.
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This is obvious to anyone who takes so much as moment to look into it — anyone who cares even the slightest about the truth of the matter.
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"The truth of the matter is, when you start functioning together as a unit your finances are intermingled — whether you have joint accounts or not," he said.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, the situation was irreparable and the port was fatally dashed, like so many sailboats against the jagged rocks of the Skellige Isles.
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There were so many emotions coursing through me (and SO many hormones) and the truth of the matter was that I just wasn't feeling close to my husband.
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It served to highlight just how nakedly the Republicans running the committee had set up the hearing to grandstand, not to get at the truth of the matter.
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But the truth of the matter is that there's a lot at stake in the early stages of life, and dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy is opening up about it.
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The truth of the matter is that while Putin had rather more "biting" options at his disposal, they would hurt him more that they would hurt the Americans.
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I think then you get into a complicated discussion where there's a lot of trade-offs, but that captures to me what the truth of the matter is.
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"The truth of the matter is, there's not nearly been enough evidence that has been acquired as to whether or not it is a gateway drug," Biden said.
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The truth of the matter is that 7003 hours is more than enough to get you through a day, but wearing the watch to sleep is another matter.
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Not the colloquial "pragmatism" of do what works, but something from the American philosophical tradition, where the truth of the matter is in the doing, not the definitions.
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We need to stop segregating women into two groups because the truth of the matter is that it's not so much a size thing, but a style thing.
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"The truth of the matter is this classic dilemma of whether the original visionary can lead a large, complex organization with a lot of operating problems," Pietersen said.
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"And I think the truth of the matter is this country does not work without the engine of the immigrant community and the engine of immigrant labor," she said.
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The truth of the matter is: It makes a world of difference to come home to an apartment full of well-made furniture at the end of the day.
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Here's the truth of the matter: Anyone making $50,000 or less a year will suffer for the rest their life unless if they do something to change their situation.
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The truth of the matter is: this is tricky stuff and and we could all benefit from taking refresher courses on a regular basis — even if they're not required.
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Because the truth of the matter is we didn't get the civil rights movement because a bunch of senators sat around and said 'Hey, this is a swell idea.
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But the truth of the matter is that Miocic's minimalist "move set" serves to shine a light on just how great an adaptive fighter he is in the cage.
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This distracts from the truth of the matter, which is that—like it or not—women are having abortions, regardless of whether they are legally, morally, or medically supported.
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I mean, the truth of the matter is, the policies of this administration, which Hillary Clinton and Senator Kaine want to continue, have run this economy into a ditch.
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The truth of the matter was that I had been raised to want certain things and I knew that staying with Adam meant that I may never have them.
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Again, an important conversation will take place, and this could be an amazing time for, in Kylie Jenner's words, "realizing things," or getting to the truth of the matter.
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But the truth of the matter is simpler than that: Dolittle is a real movie where Robert Downey Jr. plucks a set of bagpipes out of a dragon's butt.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, Aristotle's endowment allowed him to build a huge research and teaching facility and amass the largest and most important library in the world.
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They don't quite suss out the truth of the matter, either, about how DOM/STP turned into a disaster: Owsley Stanley put a decimal point in the wrong place.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, despite today's drama in the House of Representatives it's the Senate that holds the key to the future of American health care policy.
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But the other, bigger truth of the matter is that Trump's father is the president of the United States, and she is not just his daughter but his senior adviser.
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"On Deal or No Deal, … the truth of the matter is that I think you're needed, because most people don't know what to do with money," Mandel said on Monday.
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The truth of the matter is that being healthy means actively working to keep your body in check to the best of its ability, which is different for every person.
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The truth of the matter, that law enforcement had seized the site and was running a sting operation, was actually much worse (worse for site vendors and customers, that is).
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" Danguide in Berkeley wrote: "The truth of the matter is: films focused upon black people this past year were simply not worthy of being nominated for the 'best' of anything.
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I've never felt like I had to justify my existence, because the truth of the matter is, that's how most people did get to know me, as Oprah's best friend.
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"We lose guys, and you don't want to blame it on things like that, but the truth of the matter is you just have to stay healthy throughout the season."
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The truth of the matter is it is a self-diagnosed disease, and there's great pride in raising your hand and claiming your seat as an alcoholic or an addict.
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"The truth of the matter is, if she doesn't ask the urban-related questions, they may never get asked," said Jerry Lopes, president of program operations at Ms. Ryan's network.
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The truth of the matter is that the maternal immune hypothesis is probably just one of many potential biological mechanisms that might play a role in the development of sexual orientation.
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"The truth of the matter is you have to be a perfectionist," he told CNBC, adding that to succeed in a creative industry, you need to be both tenacious and compromising.
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But the truth of the matter—that we need to do much, much more to stop human-caused climate change from permanently altering life on Earth—is as inconvenient as ever.
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The truth of the matter is that people who access abortion services are our children, our mothers, our relatives and the physicians who provide abortion care have families of their own.
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The truth of the matter is, and I can just tell you this even from the four days that -- or five days or so that I've been in a different role.
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The truth of the matter, in the vast majority of cases, is that the first the wife knows is when there's a knock on the door and the police burst in.
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"I don't remember if I told him I had not sat down behind a drum kit in 19 years or not, but that was the truth of the matter," he says.
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The truth of the matter is if in fact we are a democracy, minorities here in the next 20 years are going to be the dominant political voice in our country.
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"I think we ought to get to the truth of the matter with it, somebody should investigate it," Paul added when asked if the Bidens should be brought in to testify.
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While it is easy to lay all of that on McConnell, the truth of the matter is that the Senate has never liked being told what to do by the House.
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"The truth of the matter is, there's not nearly been enough evidence that has been acquired as to whether or not it is a gateway drug," he said earlier this month.
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The truth of the matter is that there is no neat ideological story to tell about the midterms, no obvious conclusion to be drawn about the future of the Democratic Party.
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But the truth of the matter is it's a place where you can connect with some of the coolest people from all over the world and make friendships that will last forever.
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Well, the truth of the matter, and Satya [Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft] would later say that nothing worried the people at Google, there was nothing that Microsoft did except that campaign.
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But the truth of the matter is that it's often the same thing: players show up, people may or may not recognize who they are, and then something a little silly happens.
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The truth of the matter is that food is the tool that can destroy all of those barriers because, at the end of the day, we love exploring the world through food.
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"The truth of the matter is, there's not nearly been enough evidence that has been acquired as to whether or not it is a gateway drug," Biden said, according to Business Insider.
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The release of the report was a rare shot of reality, undiluted by the media speculation that had long surrounded it — the "truth of the matter, not conjecture," said Mr. Bell, 32.
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The truth of the matter is it's impossible to do anything alone forever, which is why co-working spaces for freelancers (offices) are gradually turning into co-living spaces for alienated people.
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"The truth of the matter is that he's done a lot in his home state philanthropically, he's a pretty smart guy, he thinks about policy and he's a shrewd businessman," Law said.
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Despite the highs enjoyed in the summer of 163, the truth of the matter is there are only four Irish fighters remaining on the UFC roster: Seery, McGregor, Aisling Daly and Joe Duffy.
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On complex political issues like Trump's connection to Russia, where the truth of the matter is by its nature difficult to determine, people will interpret reality in a way that flatters their biases.
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The truth of the matter is that the project that defined May's premiership — negotiating a Brexit deal acceptable to both the EU and pro-Brexit legislators in her Conservative Party — was structurally impossible.
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I'm way too uncomfortable to take public transportation to work and the truth of the matter is everyone is too absorbed in their cell phones to ever give up their seat for me.
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The whole truth of the matter has yet to emerge, but new evidence suggests Lochte and company were the ones causing trouble that night, allegedly trashing a bathroom door at a gas station.
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"These recommendations might seem extreme to people, but the truth of the matter is we don't yet have good scientific data to say how long the virus may persist in semen," McQuiston said.
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"The truth of the matter is, there's not nearly been enough evidence that has been acquired as to whether or not it is a gateway drug," Biden said Saturday, according to Business Insider.
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The truth of the matter is that working-class people in this country have had their expectations diminished for decades, and have come to expect very little from politics and from the government.
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"Have you ever seen somebody that talks so good and makes you feel that he is in your favor, he's in your corner, but the truth of the matter he's not?" he asked.
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"We can disagree in the margins but the truth of the matter is it's all within our wheelhouse and nobody has to be punished," Biden said at the New York fundraiser in June.
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"But let me tell you the truth of the matter is, there's not nearly been enough evidence that has been acquired as to whether or not it is a gateway drug," he said.
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But the fact they shifted so dramatically in such a short period of time suggests that the public will need to see the whistleblower's complaint to figure out the truth of the matter.
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Whether you agree with or disapprove of the 1960s flavor of nonviolent resistance, the simple historical truth of the matter is that America is nowhere near the boiling point of a half-century ago.
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But the truth of the matter is, if this study is to be taken at its word, it still shows that it won't be easy to just flip the switch and turn everyone vegan.
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The sad truth of the matter is that unless a company is an extraordinary 1-in-10,000 success, few teammates beyond the founders or very first employees stand to gain a life-changing windfall.
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And however frustrating this nonstop advice can be, the truth of the matter is that it's all driven by genuine love and concern for the best interests of both the parents and the child.
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The truth of the matter is this started because there were NFL players who believed that at the hands of law enforcement, black and brown people in this country have been mistreated, mishandled, and killed.
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"The truth of the matter is the central government is not basing acceptance of foreign workers on the premise of long-term residence," said Meiji University professor Keizo Yamawaki, who helped Akitakata draft its plan.
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The truth of the matter is, any person who believes that women, men, and people who do not identify with either side of the gender binary should be treated equally is, by definition, a feminist.
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"The truth of the matter is that in almost every financial institution, data is fragmented across many different technology stacks, and it is incredibly difficult to run even machine learning on these databases," Jenkins said.
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"The truth of the matter is that Germany doesn't have a robust growth perspective at the moment," she said, noting that the export-dependent country was being hit by a shift in international trade policies.
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The truth of the matter is that when you work in the restaurant industry, your employees just become an extension of your family, and my employees to me are as important as my immediate family.
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The truth of the matter is, the problem for the Yankees with below market pricing is that other people are profiting off their tickets, when the Yankees could be profiting twice off the same ticket.
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"The truth of the matter is that a lot of what happens is a lack of understanding," says Ashley Chiappano, safe schools and community education manager at Garden State Equality and parent to a transgender child.
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Here's the truth of the matter: all forms of energy in the United States receive government incentives, and American tax payers have paid conventional fuels more than $2023 billion and counting over the last 100 years.
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To get to the truth of the matter, Joseph Hooker, the director of Kew Gardens, sent T. N. Mukharji, an expert in the materials of Indian arts, to the village of Mirzapur, in the Bihar region.
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The truth of the matter is that following a debt restructuring, an economy appears to new creditors as a better risk than it was before, since it is no longer weighed down by excessive debt claims.
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If such a motion were to pass before evidence is introduced, the Senate would effectively endorse the president's conduct toward Ukraine without doing even the most basic fact-finding to determine the truth of the matter.
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Not a single Republican member of Congress has expressed the slightest iota of interest in hearing from Trump's accusers, looking into their accusations in any way, or otherwise seeking to find the truth of the matter.
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But the truth of the matter is that it is authentic, and when you call it inauthentic, you're ignoring a lot of history and devaluing a little bit the food and the people who brought it here.
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"So that's what prompted me to speak out in a way that a lot of people noticed, but the truth of the matter is, we have been talking about politics for a very long time," Kimmel said.
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While Pelosi has lost increasing levels of support within the Democratic caucus every two years, the truth of the matter is that there's no one who can beat her -- or, if we are being honest, come close.
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A.O. Scott — Films: The Beguiled, The Killing of a Sacred Deer The truth of the matter is that Nicole Kidman could make the list of great performers in just about any year, for just about any role.
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"Privacy is a fundamental right … but the truth of the matter is, it's really about the agreement between the user and the websites they are going to," said Denelle Dixon-Thayer, chief legal and business officer at Mozilla.
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Because we will hire people of color, so the truth of the matter is that I kind of came up on these integrated shows... So when I had the opportunity to hire, I made sure it was integrated.
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I understand that, but the truth of the matter is that Obama is far more than just his black skin and the patriarch of his beautiful black family; rather, Obama accomplished some extraordinarily great deeds while in office.
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For the truth of the matter, it's probably best to average the two months and assume that higher wages are indeed coaxing people into the labor force, but at a more gradual pace than the September report suggested.
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"The truth of the matter is that we decided to abandon successful policies solely because of hypothetical harms and hysterical prophecies of doom," Mr. Pai said in an April speech about the creation of the net neutrality rules.
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As distasteful as many people find unapologetic advocacy for public policies that favor white people, the truth of the matter is that immigration laws have been among the longest-standing and most strongly defended cornerstones of our government.
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It means that when such accusations surface, we need to listen, investigate, and get to the truth of the matter instead of sweeping them under the rug with some shitty justification, as has been the norm for too long.
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The truth of the matter is that if you're going to a good primary care doctor and you're at risk for diabetes, they should be screening you with the appropriate test, either on an annual or bi-annual basis.
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The truth of the matter is that in 2016, it's hard enough for an independently owned electronics repair shop to survive anywhere, let alone while taking up the first two stories of some of Manhattan's most prized real estate.
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The plain truth of the matter is that the shrillest critics of cultural appropriation — ethnic and racial minorities — are so culturally bankrupt in their own minds that the thought of others partaking in their contributions fills them with angst.
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Though there are some who are happy to hail Zlatan Ibrahimovic as a deity after his very first game in the Premier League, the truth of the matter is that his transfer could still go one of two ways.
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While it might be tempting to make a connection between the maddening money of modern football and amoral behaviour in the beautiful game, the truth of the matter is that talented players have been acting unscrupulously since football began.
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"I mean the truth of the matter is over the last eight years despite what we heard from President Obama on Friday, I mean this country was struggling ... it was the weakest economy since the Great Depression," Pence said.
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The truth of the matter is, women acknowledging their membership in this undesirable club is nothing more than an acknowledgment of how deep the roots of oppression can run in a country whose historical soil is fertilized with inequality.
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How many of us have gone about our lives coping with the perennial sweet, floral aromas of so many beauty products, when the truth of the matter is that what we really want to smell like is brown gravy and cheese?
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Buried in platitudes about hard work was the truth of the matter, which is that an aimless Phelps had become dependent on alcohol to the point that he pleaded guilty to drunk driving in 2014 and checked himself into rehab.
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These are all quite selfish reasons to enjoy the scene as it is, though, as the truth of the matter is that many Street Fighter players are on the younger side, and are lone wolves who are taken advantage of.
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Apart from the most obvious explanations — that an ironic application of this expression strikes millions of people as funny and that apes, as the verb implies, are prone to imitate one another's behavior — the truth of the matter is elusive.
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I think the truth of the matter is less around how I might adjudicate the quality or the volume of the Time Warner/WarnerMedia content, but the reality is, there are many different players in market who have sizable catalogs.
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For all the acres of analysis dedicated to each of those teams' strengths and shortcomings, to how their managers and players are going right and wrong, the truth of the matter is that there is barely a cigarette paper between them.
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"If you look at the mood of the country and the 'Me Too' movement, the time is really right to get to the truth of the matter," said Representative Lois Frankel of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic Women's Working Group.
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"We will establish a new prison to hold violent, extremist offenders – the truth of the matter is that we cannot allow them to spread their poison to vulnerable Kenyans," he said in a graduation speech this week, according to Reuters.
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The truth of the matter is that, when you're in a relationship, your sex life will probably ebb and flow depending on a lot of factors — how long you've been together, whether or not one partner is stressed, health issues, and so on.
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The truth of the matter is that the breach of the CIA's attack tools not only placed the U.S. at a deficit in our offensive cyber capabilities, it has threatened the world's most critical businesses, organizations and national security peace of mind.
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Then as now, the truth of the matter seems to be not that Trump is quietly working on plans that for whatever reason don't see the light of day, but that he will say anything that he thinks will be beneficial politically.
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"The truth of the matter is that AIDS freed me up to do some things that I might not have had the courage otherwise to do, and going public about my abuse at the age of 40 is one of them," he admits.
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I would love to sit here and take all the credit, but the truth of the matter is I think it was all a part of God's plan for me to be exactly where I was and doing exactly what I was doing.
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"You can keep your plan" was far closer to the truth of the matter than the GOP's depiction of the ACA as a socialist takeover of the health care system, but Republicans, being fully out of power, weren't the ones making policy.
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FISCHER: So my outlet is kind of about live streaming where I like to cover an event from beginning to end and really just show the truth of the matter because the reality is that there are bad actors on every side.
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And the truth of the matter is, there is nothing more true to the spirit of rock 'n' roll—as it was originally intended, that is—as playing your heart out in a garage as if it were a packed, smoke-filled arena.
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In a mini flashback that shows us the truth of the matter, we meet my favorite character of the night (and possibly the whole season), Jasmine, who is the daughter of the pregnant patient and looks to be about 10 years old.
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I spend a lot of time thinking about recipes, since recipes are my stock in trade, but the truth of the matter is that they aren't always necessary, at least if you cook a lot, and understand the importance of balance and ratio.
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Now the truth of the matter is in context of China and the U.S., everybody knows, that trade is the best way to create wealth, the history shows it, and our belief is that both China and the U.S. are great trading nations.
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"The firearms discussion is often around mass shootings and homicide, but the truth of the matter is that suicides make up the large majority of all firearm deaths in the U.S.," said Dr. Andrew Anglemyer of the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California.
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The truth of the matter, whether any wrongdoing was actually done, is almost irrelevant; the power of the community, exercised through the ruling of jirgas and panchayats (which are tribal councils made up of community elders and other strongmen) is front and center.
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While I believe all women should be able to make a choice about whether to terminate their pregnancy, the truth of the matter is, women don't actually have the right to choose in this country if they're getting abortions for economic reasons.
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"The truth of the matter is, if the political process had come on further to the punch line of making the choices which need to be made, then our role would have been better boxed into a classical role of a judge," he said.
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But the truth of the matter is, if you are really into the game, you are watching every pitch, and you&aposre thinking what the picture is going to do, what the batter is going to do, and he understood the game fully and completely.
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But the truth of the matter is that what happens in these localized governments actually has a bigger impact on our daily lives — and a lot of the decisions made at the state or local level actually inform the decisions your reps make federally.
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The truth of the matter is that reporters have very good reasons to take Trump's claims with a grain of salt -- and to ignore the name-calling, mockery and insults he uses to try and distract journalists from double-checking nearly everything he says.
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To summarize: that's a shit-ton of shows about MAGAZINES and the people who work at them, which is crazy because the truth of the matter is that anyone who is really doing work has no time to be involved in a reality series.
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I had a rare moment to challenge the lies that Senator Reid has spread about me, and Senator Reid made it clear that he's too heavily invested in the Republican sock puppet he's calling a Democratic Senate candidate to consider the truth of the matter.
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He gets it, but now instead of getting it and appreciating it, he's getting it and questioning it, and he's wondering, why does everyone think he's so special when the truth of the matter is, at the end of the day, he hasn't done anything extraordinary?
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"The truth of the matter is, you should be investing more in your 20s than you do in your 7503s if you can," personal finance expert Suze Orman tells CNBC Make It. That's because the younger you are, the more time your money has to compound.
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"That's where I came up with this statement, you know: Don't spend money you don't have to impress people you don't even like, because the truth of the matter is later I didn't even like this person and I'm spending all of this money, " she says.
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The sad truth of the matter is that all of this – Obama's attack on the institutions of civil society and Trump's following suit – is part and parcel of the growth of the modern state, the post-Progressive all-powerful state that seeks to be everything to everyone.
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And the truth of the matter is that she is still very, very constrained, and the military controls a lot of things — and controls the people who are committing what seem to be atrocities in the Rohingya areas in northern Rakhine state and in western Myanmar.
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The plain truth of the matter is that I very much doubt any woman is completely "against" #MeToo for the simple reason that anyone who has grown up in a patriarchal system — which is all of us — has experienced abuse of power, whether sexualized or not.
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But the truth of the matter is that China's spectacular economic performance over the past 28503 years has propelled it from a situation where it accounted for less than 22019 percent of the global economy to one where it now accounts for more than 16 percent.
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Obama's economy in 10 charts "I mean, the truth of the matter is that if we had been able to more effectively communicate all the steps we had taken to the swing voter, then we might have maintained a majority in the House or the Senate," he said.
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"The truth of the matter is that there isn't enough to go around, and when priorities are shifted it would be a logistics challenge to get the right type and right amount of ammo (and other logistics/equipment) to the commander who found himself in a fight," he said.
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Nobody ever asks a man in power how he stays "looking so fresh" on public radio — but if they did, perhaps they'd uncover the truth of the matter, which is that male politicians and their cohorts also spend considerable time and money on putting their best faces forward.
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Delaney: No, in its pure form, absolutely not, but I also think these terms don't mean much to most Americans, because the truth of the matter is, we're a free market economy that has strong social programs, and that's really the model of the United States of America.
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"The truth of the matter is that the men and women who support Donald Trump's campaign are hard-working Americans, farmers, coal miners, teachers, veterans, members of our law enforcement community, members of every class of this country, who know that we can make America great again," Pence said.
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The sad truth of the matter is that it was years ago that one political movement in this country obliterated the "rules" Brooks is talking about, and its adherents enable Donald Trump to pull the country down daily to any level of unacceptable behavior that he—and they—desire.
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While Versace alleges it was put in place over an abuse of market power, the truth of the matter is that BMI was born out of procompetitive necessity, willingly entered into the consent decree in 1941, and has operated without a single violation under its provisions ever since.
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"The questionable assertion that they had their own specific training requirements diverts attention away from the likely truth of the matter: that they were neither qualified under agency policy to certify pilots flying the 737 Max nor to assess pilot training on procedures and maneuvers," the report states.
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The truth of the matter is that he achieved a modicum of commercial success in the last year of his life, which ended with the 1918 Spanish influenza, the epidemic that first took his mentor Gustav Klimt and then his pregnant wife, Edith, two weeks before his own death.
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But the truth of the matter is that when people come back and say, "I have developed this appreciation for the fragility of our planet, or us being the caretakers of the planet and being all on the same boat," the truth is that probably we all think that anyway.
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Removing the character who'd been the face of Transparent since it launched in 2014 doesn't seem that jarring, because the truth of the matter is that Tambor had been a thorny issue for the series for a while… not because of anything he'd done, but because he isn't transgender himself.
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And the truth of the matter is, the weak and feckless foreign policy of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama has awakened an aggression in Russia that first appeared a few years ago with their move in Georgia, now their move into Crimea, now their move into the wider Middle East.
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But the truth of the matter is that while the Democratic establishment will likely learn from its mistakes if Sanders is nominated -- distance itself from Wall Street and seek to reunite with the liberal fringe-edge of the party -- the Republicans have been in trouble for a long, long time.
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SCHULTZ: THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER IS I THOUGHT THIS WAS GOING TO HAPPEN IN MAY, AND THEN WE HAD THE UNFORTUNATE REPREHENSIBLE INCIDENT IN PHILADELPHIA AND WE THOUGHT GIVEN WHAT WE WANTED TO DO IN PHILADELPHIA AND THE OBLIGATION WE HAD, WE WERE GONNA PUSH IT BACK A MONTH OR TWO.
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By describing Chapman as "the acquisition" and his plummeting value due to potential assault charges as "the price point," Cashman coldly separated himself from the truth of the matter, which is that he was able to land the best reliever in the game for peanut shells because Chapman did something really bad.
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"The truth of the matter is that, under the press of business, when a judge in a busy trial court is presented with a consent order from parties resolving a matter, that order may be entered and perhaps not looked at as closely in terms of the effect on access," Story said.
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Rothman: I think the truth of the matter is the audience really liked that film and the cast was wonderful, Tessa [Thompson] and Chris [Hemsworth] were great and did a terrific job, but if we made any mistake, I think it probably was that there was not a strong enough idea in the story.
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And while congressional Republicans may tell themselves these returns are no big deal, the truth of the matter is that they have no idea how serious the crimes are that they're helping Trump hide — in part because the GOP has, as a policy matter, decided that it's good when rich people cheat on their taxes.
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The truth of the matter is that a real solution to Germany's large external imbalance would require a combination of domestic policy measures to reduce Germany's very high domestic savings rate (both household and public) as well as to have the German economy have a very much more appreciated currency than it now has.
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"The truth of the matter is, I find the behavior and the talk vulgar, I find it degrading, and what I think it does is encourage the minority element of the male population to think it's okay to engage in the behavior the president talks about," he said of Trump's "grab 'em by the p—y" comments.
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The unfortunate truth of the matter, however, is that most men are not good at the Tattle, and it usually ends up blowing up in their faces, due in large part to frustrated Bachelorettes who would much prefer to spend their time getting to know their suitors than having to play referee to a bunch of squabbling sophomoric dudes.
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SO, IF GM WANTED TO GET TO THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER, THEY WOULD CONSENT AND LET US GO TO THE CREDIT RATING AGENCIES AND DETERMINE ONCE AND FOR ALL THERE WOULD NOT BE A NEGATIVE IMPACT ON THEIR CREDIT RATING, WHICH WOULD BE THE NORMAL POLICY OF THE CREDIT RATING AGENCIES RELATING TO SECURITIES THAT ARE COMMON EQUITY.
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Even though 60 percent of all Latino businesses are located in California, Texas, New York and Florida, the truth of the matter is Latino businesses are located across the U.S. Seventy-five percent are in neighborhoods with a non-Latino majority, serving mostly non-Latino customers and proving to be a vital, even critical, part of the nation's economy.
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So as it exists right now, things are still in this tenuous place, but the truth of the matter is that you were launching a sort of boutique health care service for people who could afford $247 a month on top of existing health care, at a time when millions of people were about to lose their insurance.
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There's a lot of political rhetoric around Americans being "back at work" and our economy having "regained its strength," but the truth of the matter is that only profits for wealthy investors have been revived while a slew of policies and programs that benefit large corporations have been enacted at the expense of working people and local business.
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But Kershaw has often pitched better than the results, as a few bad innings against the St. Louis Cardinals in past postseasons and little help from his bullpen have ballooned his E.R.A. "The truth of the matter, nothing against where we were at the that time, we just didn't have better choices," Honeycutt said of Kershaw's past playoff outings.
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"Khloe just because your life has been in front of a camera folk presume they know who you are, truth of the matter is they couldn't be further from the truth, you enjoy your life and make the choices you know are best for you and your family, sending you lots of love Momma Hull x," one Twitter user wrote.
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Tim Minear: But there's also a thing too that I think people aren't noticing in the show — which I'm just now thinking about myself – which is: Bette Davis and Joan Crawford... yes, there were a lot of forces allied against them, but the truth of the matter is, Joan Crawford and Bette Davis survived like no other stars of their era.
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"I think the truth of the matter is the audience really liked that film and the cast was wonderful, Tessa and Chris were great and did a terrific job, but if we made any mistake, I think it probably was that there was not a strong enough idea in the story," he told Business Insider in a wide-ranging interview.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, I think it's natural to have some tension over-- the truth of the matter is that Ricardo, when he invented the law of comparative advantage, did not predict that some day the law of comparative advantage would make-- would grasp-- would greatly accelerate the growth of some poor nation which had a particularly able populace, like China.
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The truth of the matter is this: If Flake believed, all along, that Trump posed a genuine threat to democracy — that he is the least stable element on the periodic table of American presidents, with a half-life of 22 minutes and a terrifying potential to blow things up — then why did he slavishly follow the president's desires at all?
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The debate shifted from whether he had done the things Ford alleged -- the common view was that getting to the capital "T" truth of the matter, even with an FBI investigation, was virtually impossible -- to whether someone with the temperament Kavanaugh displayed last Thursday was the sort of person you would want to hand a lifetime appointment to the nation's highest court.
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The truth of the matter is that if Americans can watch as indescribable carnage takes place at political rallies, movie theaters, places of worship and yes, elementary schools like the one in Sandy Hook where 20 children and six teachers were slaughtered — and not pass any meaningful legislation — there never will be meaningful change and our prayers and "moments of silence" will continue to ring hollow.
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"The truth of the matter is we can't go back to the old days … if you look at stats nowadays in terms of growth…it is a massive opportunity for the industry and for the artists as well," Hans-Holger Albrecht, chief executive of streaming service Deezer, said during the panel discussion, adding that the company pays back over 70 percent of its revenues to publishers and labels.
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But the truth of the matter is clear, and explains why Ivanka's not going to stop, and why credulous stories about her private struggle will appear every time her father's administration offends the world: Ivanka isn't a failure, but a swindler of global proportions who has supplemented her preposterous fortune by pretending—in a not particularly convincing way—to play an inside game she really has no interest in.
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" Obama spoke with CNN's Jake Tapper last month on his particular reluctance to use the phrase, saying, "The truth of the matter is that this is an issue that has been sort of manufactured, because there is no doubt, and I've said repeatedly, that where we see terrorist organizations like al Qaeda or ISIL, they have perverted and distorted and tried to claim the mantle of Islam for an excuse, for basically barbarism and death.
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The truth of the matter is that what you have in the rise of aggressive Russia, which has had — increased its influence in Iran, that's now — now because of this deal is on a pathway in the future to obtain a nuclear — the leading state sponsor of terror in the world in Iran now has a closer working relationship with Russia because of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama's foreign policy and $211 billion and sanctions all being lifted.
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Daniel Goldman: We did and we found that the statements of what is effectively an extortion victim are not particularly relevant to the actual truth of the matter because President Zelensky cannot, in reality, for the same reasons that he interpreted the request to be a demand, he can't go out and say that he did feel pressure because that would potentially upset President Trump and they're so dependent on the relationship with President Trump and the United States.
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Jean-Sébastien Jacques: But you know the truth of the matter, opposition has always been the same, which is to say it is an integrative supply chain between the U.S. and Canada and…The best from a U.S. consumer is to have access to low cost, low carbon aluminum and when look at the position of aluminum smelters in Canada, not even in the first quarter of the cost curve, we even… And on top of it, they are hydro based so, the quality of the supply of the aluminum to the U.S. is of high quality, so I am absolutely convinced that there will be common, sorry common sense will prevail at the end of the day.
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