This could turn out to be the whispering of sweet nothings, or it could turn out to be a heady romance.
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It's hard to predict which security problems will turn out to be severe and which protections will turn out to be effective.
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So while the real twist doesn't turn out to be incest (thank god), it does turn out to be both shocking and perfectly understandable given the show's careful foreshadowing.
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But the reality may turn out to be quite different.
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Trump may yet turn out to be an honorable President.
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"The correlation could turn out to be coincidental," Takada said.
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Or it may turn out to be a terrible mistake.
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"It'll probably turn out to be good timing," said Sammut.
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Or it could turn out to be a security nightmare.
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And some supposed successes turn out to be wildly exaggerated.
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Funny thing is, both could turn out to be correct.
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This strategy may well turn out to be a mistake.
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Yet such alliances may turn out to be crucial politically.
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And, arguably, it may turn out to be ethnic cleansing.
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Yet it might turn out to be of greater consequence.
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Meetings can turn out to be a huge time sink.
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Some may die, others may turn out to be feckless.
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This may turn out to be what mainstream Democrats want.
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But Putin's apparent successes may turn out to be failures.
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Now, it seems, both candidates turn out to be right.
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Alas: The humans turn out to be utterly disappointing, too.
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"This will turn out to be more of an opportunity."
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But "Project Speedy" didn't turn out to be so speedy.
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He would turn out to be the first of many.
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And fighting back doesn't turn out to be particularly difficult.
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Would all the pregnancy clichés turn out to be true?
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The talent they need will turn out to be expensive.
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So money may turn out to be the wrong choice.
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What will turn out to be the really sticky issues?
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Boy, did that turn out to be relevant this summer.
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These prognostications could turn out to be right, of course.
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How my life is going to turn out to be?
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Sometimes your heroes turn out to be just that: heroes.
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It would turn out to be the game's crucial moment.
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Almost all of them turn out to be blowsy nonsense.
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The people he coaches turn out to be good gymnasts.
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There may turn out to be something of a bubble.
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The youth might turn out to be another unifying force.
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They turn out to be vehicles for meeting their beloved.
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Those intelligence failures could turn out to be fatal mistakes.
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There turn out to be special yachts for that clientele.
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""Most of these (treasure stories) turn out to be nothing.
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And that may well turn out to be the case.
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It can turn out to be a very bad deal.
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This year, however, might turn out to be relatively bad.
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But it could also turn out to be very positive.
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But this would turn out to be a big mistake.
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This prediction may or may turn out to be accurate.
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A lot of times that will turn out to be opiates.
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You retweet somebody and they turn out to be white supremacists.
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As we know, that didn't turn out to be the case.
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Rescuing elephants may turn out to be profitable for the Samburu.
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And indeed, these recommendations usually turn out to be spot-on.
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"Putin's apparent successes may turn out to be failures," says Cohen.
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As a result, the headlines can turn out to be wrong.
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And even if Tyrion doesn't turn out to be part Targaryen?
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That might turn out to be true, or it might not.
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If they do turn out to be straight, so be it.
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Going against that will probably turn out to be a mistake.
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But who knew just how human he'd turn out to be?
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Early settlers could well turn out to be sociopaths or outlaws.
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October 15, 2018 And the rumors turn out to be true!
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And it could even turn out to be a major plus.
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Sophie could turn out to be Sam's child, but not Gemma's.
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But it did not turn out to be a smooth ride.
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This could still turn out to be another licensed cash-in.
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These issues, however, may turn out to be of secondary importance.
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I guess this Shipachyov kid must turn out to be unstoppable.
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This flaw might yet turn out to be a crucial handicap.
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It might turn out to be exactly what you're looking for.
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IT MAY turn out to be a bare and barren rock.
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Some turn out to be great, but others—not so much.
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For climate scientists, that information could turn out to be valuable.
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For shareholders, however, it could turn out to be the opposite.
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In time, those decisions would turn out to be very wise.
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This, like everything, is going to turn out to be political.
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Do the new pairings turn out to be the right ones?
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Will any of these choreographers turn out to be the goods?
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It may turn out to be a political one as well.
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But the recapture may turn out to be the easy part.
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Switzerland's neutrality could also turn out to be a major obstacle.
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But maybe this will turn out to be a valued service.
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All of this could still turn out to be statistical noise.
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I don't know if that will turn out to be true.
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How dominant will La La Land actually turn out to be?
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It would turn out to be a long summer for democracy.
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I would be surprised if they turn out to be right.
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It could turn out to be one of his biggest failures.
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"This may turn out to be an important moment," he said.
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It will likely turn out to be at least partially wrong.
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It sounded fun, but it didn't turn out to be fun.
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Those "certainties" could turn out to be wrong, wrong and wrong.
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Often the "obvious" does indeed turn out to be the case.
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For she may turn out to be the queen of femininity.
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Still, Robinhood's venture-backing could turn out to be an advantage.
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It would also turn out to be a very expensive one.
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With any luck, she'll turn out to be a K.G.B. agent.
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Trump's visit to Texas didn't turn out to be a fiasco.
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But it could also could turn out to be very positive.
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But those assertions turn out to be entirely belied by science.
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It could also turn out to be unsafe, or even harmful.
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Presidential politics could turn out to be very different from this.
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In fact, almost all of the courts turn out to be empty.
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Many cases of childhood pneumonia turn out to be caused by rhinoviruses.
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TARLOV: But this certainly didn&apost turn out to be the story.
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These recession prophesies could turn out to be way off the mark.
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I didn't really realize how big it would turn out to be.
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But these same obstacles may turn out to be very valuable soon.
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Justice Roberts might turn out to be more moderate than people think.
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In the very long run, it may well turn out to be.
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The trouble is that they turn out to be deeply flawed premonitions.
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She might turn out to be an untapped resource of voter mobilization.
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Kim Kardashian might turn out to be the voice gun control needs.
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Model doesn't capture the details that turn out to be most salient?
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To be sure, Temer could turn out to be a positive surprise.
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It did not turn out to be a good night for Boetsch.
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But the security breaches may turn out to be a wider threat.
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In retrospect, it may turn out to be a little cringe-inducing.
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I'm inclined to think it will turn out to be quite infrequent.
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Could Benson's initial reluctance to embrace Porter turn out to be justified?
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This experiment may turn out to be a foolish mistake (see article).
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Like other mammalian vaginas, cetacean vaginas turn out to be very complex.
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It may turn out to be its most important verdict this year.
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Sometimes white things turn out to be pink in other people's eyes.
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So soaking the rich may turn out to be pretty darn popular.
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Looking inwardly, does the tortured artist cliché turn out to be real?
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Sometimes low-tech solutions can turn out to be the most effective.
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GDP growth could turn out to be higher or lower than expected.
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But heady "underlying" returns could yet turn out to be a mirage.
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The law's privacy protections turn out to be quite flimsy in practice.
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How much content will turn out to be, to some degree, synthetic?
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Every central tenet of FMMF tends to turn out to be false.
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That wave, however, could turn out to be more of a ripple.
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Immigration may turn out to be that issue for the Brexit vote.
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Don't ignore this meeting -- it could turn out to be immensely important.
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This disclosure may turn out to be the most damaging of all.
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Like all trends, some turn out to be nothing more than fads.
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I actually think Tim might turn out to be better than Tan.
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Therefore, the positive correlation could turn out to be very short-lived.
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This election may not turn out to be a real test case.
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And Trump could turn out to be the weakest incumbent in generations.
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Will children turn out to be major carriers of this new disease?
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Analysts now think it will turn out to be about $299 trillion.
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But it may not turn out to be as straightforward as that.
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But let's suppose that microchips turn out to be the right stuff.
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But freedom and self-sacrifice turn out to be fraught, unstable quantities.
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A warp drive could turn out to be a momentary scientific mirage.
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Her deepest memories turn out to be part of an advertising campaign.
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Which, I mean, is going to turn out to be perfectly legal.
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Uniting Europe's far right could turn out to be an impossible job.
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Then came what will probably turn out to be the fatal blow.
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But his beliefs turn out to be militantly conservative, if not medieval.
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Some of the factors at work may turn out to be temporary.
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Now, 2018 may turn out to be different from these previous elections.
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Long, brisk walks might turn out to be more appealing, he says.
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If they turn out to be right, it would hardly be unexpected.
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In the end, Trump probably won't turn out to be another Jackson.
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This would turn out to be the last trip we took together.
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People turn out to be quite bad at inferring emotions without context.
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Maybe the whole ordeal would turn out to be Tony Stark's dream.
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Bolsonaro could turn out to be an eager partner in this campaign.
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It is hard to know who will turn out to be right.
|
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But the McKinsey of AI may yet turn out to be McKinsey itself.
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The government's approach to regulation may turn out to be another political flashpoint.
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"Transocean could turn out to be a sunken treasure for investors," Barron's said.
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It would turn out to be the decision that would launch his career.
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The vast majority of these applications eventually turn out to be non-meritorious.
|
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Maybe the fears about Trump and Russia will turn out to be true.
|
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Some statistics turn out to be plain wrong, but more commonly they mislead.
|
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As we know now, he wouldn't exactly turn out to be Prince Charming.
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"It's okay if some of those turn out to be wrong," he said.
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The timing of the referendum may turn out to be even more problematic.
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Many of them turn out to be based overseas, she told BuzzFeed News.
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What started with great promise may turn out to be much more troublesome.
|
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Yet for Aramco, buying Sabic may turn out to be a good thing.
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Moreover, those prevention-oriented surgeries might not even turn out to be necessary.
|
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Will they turn out to be related to Season 8's map transformation?
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It's always nice when their murderous tendencies turn out to be mutually beneficial.
|
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Who knew a cat would turn out to be the ultimate big sister?
|
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"Most people who crave ice turn out to be anemic," Dr. Hunt says.
|
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That would turn out to be the last action of his NHL career.
|
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Sometimes, the people we think are our friends turn out to be monsters.
|
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This may turn out to be correct, but it is not a certainty.
|
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Then again, the harm may turn out to be greater than transactivists expect.
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Mr Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium turn out to be rather crude.
|
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The trade war may turn out to be a relatively short-lived affair.
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It didn't turn out to be cancerous, but its removal left her infertile.
|
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I hope things turn out to be different to what was first thought.
|
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But perhaps not if those millions turn out to be a poisoned chalice.
|
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Tuesday might turn out to be the most interesting day of the week.
|
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Reagan does not turn out to be the Jennifer Lopez in this scenario.
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Worrying that if you believe, it could turn out to be a delusion.
|
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Trump's increases, on the other hand, could turn out to be very real.
|
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North Korea Trump's North Korea initiative could turn out to be particularly valuable.
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Surprise effects turn out to be a bigger danger than entirely new pathogens.
|
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His testimony could turn out to be the pivotal moment in the case.
|
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In Disney films, they turn out to be singing birds and crafty mice.
|
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But some pictures turn out to be iconic, and it means so much.
|
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Mattis could well turn out to be a brake on Trump's impulsive tendencies.
|
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Did those ballet slippers you ordered online turn out to be too small?
|
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The political horror story will turn out to be just that: a story.
|
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What you thought was fun and games may turn out to be pivotal.
|
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What you thought you knew will turn out to be something entirely different!
|
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Those forecasts may turn out to be wrong in two types of ways.
|
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Fighting with an online application system might turn out to be wasted effort.
|
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Epidemics of misinformation may turn out to be as costly as the disease.
|
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And sometimes, those questioning the most apparent motives turn out to be justified.
|
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That could turn out to be an important part of the treatment response.
|
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He knew that sometimes flecks like these turn out to be microscopic fossils.
|
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A woman's accusation will turn out to be grossly exaggerated or flatly untrue.
|
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Its big conflicts turn out to be an accidental byproduct of corporate infighting.
|
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Brandenburg says the collaboration could turn out to be, quite literally, life-saving.
|
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"It could turn out to be higher premiums and higher deductibles," he said.
|
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That part of the Hawaii ruling may turn out to be very important.
|
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But will these caucuses turn out to be a disaster like Iowa's did?
|
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" Profanity would turn out to be among the least shocking features of "Hair.
|
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And maybe this will turn out to be a minor change after all.
|
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People who look like allies turn out to be enemies, and vice versa.
|
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But both theories Mexican officials have presented could turn out to be true.
|
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That is, it may turn out to be a clear conspiracy against Biden.
|
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At the very least, they could turn out to be vicious corporate climbers.
|
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Who knew a hostless Oscars might turn out to be a good idea?
|
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And the things we imagine might not always turn out to be accurate.
|
|
And these turn out to be privacy cases, but also First Amendment cases.
|
|
We can't trust that all unfit demagogues will turn out to be predators.
|
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So how many of these "true" conservatives did there turn out to be?
|
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Sometimes the people we think are our friends turn out to be monsters.
|
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With luck, this will turn out to be more than an expression of faith.
|
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Might the impact of no deal turn out to be less bad than feared?
|
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"My hope is that the findings will turn out to be correct," Kendra said.
|
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Steven Mnuchin's stock-market brag could turn out to be a double-edged sword.
|
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For Mark Zuckerberg, Bitmoji may turn out to be the one that got away.
|
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Dolores and Maeve's rebellion will turn out to be part of Ford's new narrative.
|
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But I'm hopeful that 2017 nominations will turn out to be a bit brighter.
|
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But it's unclear exactly what type of witness he will turn out to be.
|
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And I think it will turn out to be very much to their detriment.
|
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This may turn out to be right but it is quite a bold call.
|
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This may turn out to be Mr Trump's most significant mark on the world.
|
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How useful this will turn out to be really depends on your browsing habits.
|
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What sort of president Mr Moïse will turn out to be is a mystery.
|
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It might also turn out to be a fitting symbol of post-Brexit Britain.
|
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That means putting faith in forecasts that could well turn out to be wrong.
|
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The state could turn out to be her insurance policy, or else her Waterloo.
|
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In another way, however, his argument could turn out to be far from academic.
|
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The state may turn out to be a wise investor but experience suggests otherwise.
|
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But such research hubs turn out to be a natural habitat for Wayne McGregor.
|
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Florida may turn out to be a state with the strangest of bedfellows. Sen.
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"(That) may turn out to be too optimistic if competition remains intense," he said.
|
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So I hope and pray that all these allegations turn out to be false.
|
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That exposure to diverse news might even turn out to be a moderating force.
|
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There are pieces that I'd never wear which turn out to be bestsellers though!
|
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At this point, resemblances that they thought were genetic turn out to be illusory.
|
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It could turn out to be a miniature Dubai—or an unaffordable prestige project.
|
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But what happens when those romantic dates turn out to be not-so-romantic?
|
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Her legacy may turn out to be the completion of the "red-green" project.
|
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It is difficult to overstate how wrong this assessment would turn out to be.
|
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We&aposre not sure yet how many individuals this will turn out to be.
|
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Even breeders sanctioned by these groups as experts can turn out to be charlatans.
|
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Could this turn out to be that rarest of beasts: a European diplomatic triumph?
|
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Some fans who were reliable sources of income may turn out to be transphobes.
|
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And will the threats from the young, urban Twittersphere turn out to be legitimate?
|
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And a lot of those I think will just turn out to be correlations.
|
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With Scalia's death, that case might well now turn out to be 43-4.
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Awkward moments turn out to be pretty easy to define in the psychological sense.
|
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They often turn out to be the unnecessary middle men driving up medical transactions.
|
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So many things that appear like nature perfected turn out to be nature depleted.
|
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Thus, the Mueller investigation undoubtedly will turn out to be a bust for Democrats.
|
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That will be hard, if they turn out to be anything like their parents.
|
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On both sides of the stage are cannons, which turn out to be megaphones.
|
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But one unscientific experiment already underway could turn out to be a useful guidepost.
|
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You can never guess who's going to turn out to be a nice person.
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The payment is going to turn out to be "perfectly legal," Giuliani told Hannity.
|
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But will it turn out to be a bleak Friday for big consumer companies?
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"But I worry that it might turn out to be a very long weekend."
|
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We take a look at why so many terrorists turn out to be siblings.
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But the problem is that most fringe ideas don't turn out to be revolutionary.
|
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Even if the additions turn out to be svelte fliers, that would be fine.
|
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However, I'd be very surprised if this powder does turn out to be drugs.
|
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Often, apparent threats that SurfWatch notifies a client about turn out to be illegitimate.
|
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And would you guess that this will turn out to be a successful strategy?
|
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And 2020 can turn out to be a "gigantic year" for Twitter, Cramer said.
|
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But on this biographical question, the Calov volumes turn out to be acutely instructive.
|
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But we'll see how positive it will turn out to be in the end.
|
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The crucial voters in this primary election could turn out to be African-Americans.
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Today, a potentially awkward situation could turn out to be actually kind of cute.
|
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But the president is utterly indifferent when his facts turn out to be lies.
|
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Initially, he assumed that most of the carpets would turn out to be identical.
|
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As in 1998, it just might turn out to be a house of losers.
|
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What happens if the mosquitoes escape and they turn out to be absurdly effective?
|
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If that does turn out to be the case, it's not an uncontested one.
|
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By the same token, Trump's misfortune might well turn out to be Bannon's opportunity.
|
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Will Beto turn out to be born for it or borne away by it?
|
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" They turn out to be no more than: "I am glad to know you.
|
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Maybe coronavirus will turn out to be much less bad than now seems likely.
|
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The most serious issue is that California's law could turn out to be unconstitutional.
|
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"Which, I mean, is going to turn out to be perfectly legal," he said.
|
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But knowing what you don't know can turn out to be more than enough.
|
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Certainly, some genes will turn out to be only detrimental, and provide no advantage.
|
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If they turn out to be wrong, the market could turn upside down again.
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It would turn out to be his most efficient and productive semester of college.
|
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Little did we anticipate that everything we believed would turn out to be wrong.
|
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This year may turn out to be the most violent in Mexico's modern history.
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If the account does turn out to be fake, the money will be returned.
|
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But some things turn out to be unrealistic, depending on the choices you make.
|
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"Machine learning ... may turn out to be a disaster for authoritarianism", writes Mr Farrell.
|
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But it may turn out to be a significant expansion of the Fed's footprint.
|
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Our current period of cartographical stasis might turn out to be a brief anomaly.
|
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Her centrist standing in the party could also turn out to be an asset.
|
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It's doubtful Stengel anticipated just how bad his team would turn out to be.
|
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Such sectors tend to be volatile, so these may turn out to be blips.
|
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Who knows, McMahon's wise words of warning may even turn out to be well-timed.
|
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If they turn out to be correct, it would change physics as we know it.
|
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This shows that sometimes people are confident about things and turn out to be wrong.
|
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What, weeks or months from now, will turn out to be the next "Zelensky call"?
|
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Or that closeness may turn out to be the deceptive proximity of parallel legal universes.
|
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What happens if Michael Flynn and Steve Bannon turn out to be smart and effective?
|
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Counties and jails turn out to be likelier to release offenders for (cheaper) community supervision.
|
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The final arbiter of Mr Temer's future may turn out to be the electoral tribunal.
|
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Government debt that feels perfectly safe today could turn out to be plenty risky tomorrow.
|
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The squad discovers a group of roaches, who turn out to be zombie-like creatures.
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And these may not turn out to be the big winners in the long term.
|
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That may turn out to be the most important takeaway from this week's opening debates.
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The weapon held by the mentally ill man might turn out to be a hairbrush.
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Of course, he might turn out to be later, so don't forget about this one.
|
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And the gap may turn out to be smaller than some have feared, Nasseri added.
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Yet her path to the Games would still turn out to be longer than most.
|
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Fossils that researchers believed were male could turn out to be female, and vice versa.
|
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"This could turn out to be a high school chemistry experiment gone bad," says Levin.
|
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Even more shocking and more disturbing is that those visitors turn out to be themselves.
|
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Ironically, the smart home may turn out to be the salvation of online privacy itself.
|
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However, some children who change their minds about being trans turn out to be gay.
|
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Even if they don't turn out to be alien SOS signals, it's good solid science.
|
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At some point, one of those two big markets will turn out to be right.
|
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Things we thought were true five years ago turn out to be false, or uncertain.
|
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Time after time, perpetrators of terror attacks turn out to be known to the authorities.
|
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Trump appearing to "champion" this group could turn out to be a savvy symbolic gesture.
|
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Something you thought was chill and easy might turn out to be much more intense.
|
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But there is a risk that they could also turn out to be too optimistic.
|
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Mrs Clinton's pneumonia may yet turn out to be trivial or serious for her campaign.
|
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Yet their successful shutdown of the event may turn out to be a Pyrrhic victory.
|
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Empty tables and broken promises and half-truths that turn out to be whole lies.
|
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It didn't turn out to be a very smart way of describing that particular ship.
|
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For that more expansive future, Fire at the Ridge might turn out to be perfect.
|
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But those institutions, or the laws that govern them, often turn out to be weak.
|
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"In most cases, our biggest regrets turn out to be acts of omission," he continues.
|
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Despite the dreary mainstream models, I believe the president will turn out to be correct.
|
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Because Plan B could turn out to be fantastic, just like it did for me.
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It is probably going to turn out to be a medical specimen of some type.
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Little did Caicedo know the man would turn out to be his sister's suspected killer.
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Maybe this year will be the first of what will turn out to be many.
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But you'd be surprised how cheap they turn out to be in the long run.
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"Things that look bad at the time can turn out to be the greatest thing."
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"The central bank's forecast (for 2017) may turn out to be too pessimistic," she added.
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I never imagined my middle school first kiss would turn out to be my husband!
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That said, if the drop does turn out to be prolonged, things get more complicated.
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Quite often, a VPN provider may turn out to be little more than a scam.
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And sometimes, he adds, that city could turn out to be a very small one.
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The data can send contradictory signals, so instantaneous reactions sometimes turn out to be wrong.
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The American's visit to the UK did not turn out to be a good one.
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It's a risky move, and one that experts say might turn out to be fruitless.
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Something you didn't realize was so serious will turn out to be very serious indeed.
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Homosexual social identities turn out to be as plural as those of any other group.
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And the blip from late last year could very well turn out to be temporary.
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The group's count includes many incidents that turn out to be false alarms or hoaxes.
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I'll follow a recipe and then it will turn out to be kind of gross.
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Dr. Harden expected that genetic nurture would turn out to be a very complex phenomenon.
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It might turn out to be something I'm vaguely ashamed of, like my pencil fetish.
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Finance, not politics, may turn out to be the soft underbelly of the climate monster.
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Ironically, Mr. Zuckerberg may turn out to be the one who can make it profitable.
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And are they prepared for the political fallout if they turn out to be wrong?
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But she hadn't expected that Mr. Wright would also turn out to be Mr. Right.
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The last patrol of what would turn out to be his fifth and final tour.
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It's worth noting that we're not completely helpless if we turn out to be off.
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On the other hand, when it comes to tools, chimpanzees turn out to be generous.
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Yet whatever its ultimate health benefits turn out to be, Inclisiran is anything but incremental.
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" That argument, he said "might turn out to be effective before the current Supreme Court.
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But do be surprised if these effects turn out to be more than temporary blips.
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That her charms turn out to be lethal may or may not be Elaine's fault.
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"He didn't turn out to be too good, I will tell you that," Trump said.
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I won't go into detail about what those forms of employment turn out to be.
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They were convinced he would turn out to be a continuation of Hollande, or worse.
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But if the financial-aid system were properly administered, you'd turn out to be undercharged.
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For JBS and potential new shareholders, this may turn out to be the prime cut.
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Moreover, these new gadgets turn out to be the perfect delivery devices for addictive media.
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If the models turn out to be right, there is a different set of risks.
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Bite-sized therapy sessions may turn out to be one key way to do that.
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His longevity notwithstanding, his legacy may well turn out to be a deeply stained one.
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It's true that Donald Trump could turn out to be the worst American president ever.
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Breakingviews Steven Mnuchin's stock-market brag could turn out to be a double-edged sword.
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The best-rated wine of a group can turn out to be the worst choice.
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There are mistakes, there are stories that turn out to be wrong ... Right, right, right.
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That surprisingly affordable Parmigianino could just as easily turn out to be a Parmigiani-not.
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And that seems like a dead giveaway: Will Kevin turn out to be the Antichrist?
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To stop elected legislators from taking credit for the wars that turn out to be popular but shift to the president blame for wars that turn out to be unpopular, Congress passed the War Powers Act, which promised votes on whether to go to war.
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It's achieved through yet more simple ideas which turn out to be devilishly complicated to execute.
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The blockchain could turn out to be a cheap, clean way to verify customers and transactions.
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Live events could also turn out to be too difficult and competitive a market for Twitter.
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"All the supposed affairs will turn out to be fiction," his family spokesman said on Monday.
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They met and started what would turn out to be the collaborative partnership to launch Sona.
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Jerry Hill, meanwhile, said a PG&E bankruptcy may turn out to be a good thing.
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Big lefties with inconsistent results in Double-A don't often turn out to be All-Stars.
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They&aposve put up some nominees who didn&apost turn out to be quite so conservative.
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But if this socialist dream ever became reality, it would turn out to be a nightmare.
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The men who treat you badly will not, in fact, turn out to be handsome royalty.
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A glance at the key numbers suggest 2019 might turn out to be a challenging year.
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With any luck, actually shipping it won't turn out to be as difficult this time around.
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Experience shows that Mr Erdogan's main enemies often turn out to be his most effective enablers.
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Several of the modern-looking buildings turn out to be made of wood, straw and mud.
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But Mr Trump's decision may turn out to be bad politics as well as bad policy.
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"I never thought you'd turn out to be the normal one," my mother often tells me.
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The circle of live-action films may yet turn out to be a wheel of fortune.
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All I will say is that coyotes turn out to be big fans of red sparklers.
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Which, well, perhaps makes it all the more frustrating when they turn out to be sexist.
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But the most important long-term outcome may turn out to be a shift in perspective.
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Thank you George R Martin for making what would turn out to be Alex's last year.
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Areas that look out-of-bounds turn out to be ancient mazes or survivalist island challenges.
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On inspection, most "east-west" conflicts inside the EU turn out to be rather more variegated.
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The new prosecutor, Brazilians hope, will turn out to be a sharpshooter rather than a gunslinger.
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Even if these policies turn out to be temporary, the uncertainty they cause may be permanent.
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I guess heroes always turn out to be flawed and complex people, some more than others.
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"Candy corn is not gonna turn out to be as bad as some things," he says.
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But maybe even the tau protein may not ultimately turn out to be the correct target.
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The most valuable aspect of the Intel deal for Apple could turn out to be patents.
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But he admits the possibility that Trump could turn out to be a bust in the
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Too often, they turn out to be expensive, franchise-dampening headaches of JaMarcus Russell-sized proportions.
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Jenny Yang never thought she'd turn out to be a cultural watchdog for traditional food media.
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On Monday there was one deal that Cramer thinks could turn out to be very important.
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It just didn't turn out to be the fairy tale I had so badly hoped for.
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And improvisational skills turn out to be a key to successful—or at least survivable—parenting.
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Vloggers like Casey Neistat will especially love these additions if they turn out to be true.
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One study from Harvard even suggested that skilled communicators typically turn out to be great negotiators.
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Some of the volatility of recent times could turn out to be right on the money.
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A new option to set "Global Customer Preferences" could turn out to be the most significant.
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But hefty prison spells turn out to be a costly and clumsy way to deter offenders.
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That said, there may not turn out to be a "smoking gun"—a specific piece of
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But the concessions wrung out of the participating countries turn out to be negligible at best.
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Drones may turn out to be the best option for islands in Lake Malawi, for example.
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How did something so right turn out to be so wrong in less than 2202 years?
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These results turn out to be remarkably consistent with issue rankings from recent presidential election cycles.
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The region itself could yet turn out to be a good case study in patient capital.
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The end of the world as we know it might just turn out to be beautiful.
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If these reports turn out to be true, this is more than just a Brawley redux.
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The announcement could turn out to be a constructive move toward a more lasting peace settlement.
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Blackstar did turn out to be his last work—and coincidentally, another very future-gazing work.
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We think it's going to turn out to be untrue because it would be totally illegal.
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Not every place is going to turn out to be rich in Cretaceous dinosaurs, for example.
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An issue you may have taken lightly will turn out to be bigger than you realized.
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Real quick: Is anyone else blindsided that Dixon didn't turn out to be the big baddie?
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In other words, fearing things more often than it's going to turn out to be warranted.
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Amid those restrictions, the weapons used in armed robberies often turn out to be toy guns.
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Perhaps, but that'll only be the case if these predictions all turn out to be true.
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And throughout, what appear to be shades of black turn out to be the darkest blues.
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That's true whether they turn out to be trans, or gay, or straight, or even Republican.
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Many of the free agents who signed late last winter did turn out to be overvalued.
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Moreover, their likely demographic has been subject to casual generalizations that turn out to be wrong.
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The good news was that this agricultural orientation didn't turn out to be a dead end.
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But there's a danger to overlooking certain costs:: They turn out to be important after all.
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Wearables could turn out to be important assets in both the connected home and AI battles.
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Did Democratic voters turn out to be in a more centrist mood than we all thought?
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Cops, gangsters, drug dealers, high-end madams: They all turn out to be in business together.
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Under a microscope, the fossils turn out to be clusters of hundreds or thousands of cells.
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"Spicy chicken dumplings" turn out to be Buffalo chicken wontons with a blue cheese dipping sauce.
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Mr. Trump has a history of bluster and his declarations may turn out to be bluffs.
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Hurricane Harvey, with forecasts of catastrophic flooding, may turn out to be equally expensive and devastating.
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Rescue me before I ask you who might turn out to be the next Lincoln Chafee.
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Even if congressional Republicans abdicate their duty, the Constitution may turn out to be unusually resilient.
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If this theory is correct, that may turn out to be the least of his worries.
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The C.E.O. of a Fortune 500 company could turn out to be the greatest basketball player.
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Over two-thirds of funded startups turn out to be complete busts, returning nothing to VCs.
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A comet hunter has spotted an object that may turn out to be an interstellar invader.
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With just about every recent meritocratic "innovation" Markovits studies, the winners turn out to be — surprise!
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For Obama, it would turn out to be the greatest politico-military embarrassment of his presidency.
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I hope that it does not turn out to be murder as alleged by these images.
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The hemp he was growing for CBD didn't turn out to be the best quality either.
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But this stalemate between the country's two dominant "values" blocs may turn out to be benign.
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And who knows, maybe that concert footage will turn out to be worth some money someday.
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Perhaps my first impression will turn out to be false once all the evidence is in.
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His appearances on Kimmel's show often turn out to be more than the typical celebrity interview.
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Possibly Nintendo fans too, if rumors of a more powerful Switch turn out to be true.
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When it doesn't turn out to be true, it has a crushing effect on the character.
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This could turn out to be Bellator's most successful event and that is a sad thought.
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I think it may turn out to be just right, in that I'm not Nancy Pelosi.
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"I believe the latter is happening, that the S&P will turn out to be cheaper than we thought and thus valuations will turn out to be less expensive, allowing us to get out of this period without a major correction to lower levels," Cramer said.
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Seemingly far-fetched developments turn out to be the new reality the world must to adjust to.
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Trump might even turn out to be more of a pragmatist than he appeared on the stump.
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I brought a couple of resistance bands with me and they turn out to be pretty challenging!
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There did not turn out to be any vacancies in 1992, when Biden decried election year nominations.
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Which is where cobalt may turn out to be even more of a rollercoaster market than lithium.
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The gyroscopes that track the motion of smartphones turn out to be potentially usable for speech recognition.
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"You've been fired at" may turn out to be a dominant meme of the next four years.
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In the process, we busted some myths and learned that certain clichés turn out to be true.
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And if risk-free federal bonds turn out to be risky, then every other financial assetbecomes riskier.
|
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And, in what may turn out to be the decisive swing state, that race is perilously close.
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This may turn out to be extremely unpopular in practice, as many more people will pay fees.
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Fortunately, her wait didn't turn out to be very long: After two months, she received Nick's heart.
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Could the construction of Africa's tallest building turn out to be the last dance of the party?
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If these turn out to be toxic, then there will be little point in pursuing the matter.
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Many of these announcements then turn out to be less impressive than the headline figure would suggest.
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I didn't know then what kind of magic my fourth-grade year would turn out to be.
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales said mandatory upload filters could turn out to be more harmful than beneficial.
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If the penalties turn out to be greater than expected, the system has built-in safety valves.
|
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Death Stranding may turn out to be its own thing, free of any connection to Silent Hills.
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I hoped that didn't mean that Major Lindholm would turn out to be charming but unpleasant too.
|
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Even though options premiums are soaring, the stock itself might actually turn out to be remarkably cheap.
|
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: – that Instagram would turn out to be the remarkable runaway success that it has.
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Luckily, that didn't turn out to be the case and we didn't have to wait that long.
|
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Even Malaysia's recent electoral upset may not turn out to be quite the game-changer it seems.
|
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Perhaps the blockchain will turn out to be useful for other purposes—for example, recording property transactions.
|
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It could also turn out to be something completely unrelated -- perhaps a personal grievance gone horribly wrong.
|
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Those who seemed nice in their profiles turn out to be total fuckboys after the first date.
|
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Worse, the octopus I ordered turn out to be a single, throbbing, large, perverse-looking tentacle. #LonelyManEatsLargeLeginCoatroom.
|
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We've heard this refrain for months now but perhaps it will finally turn out to be true.
|
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For once, one of those post-deadline GM news conferences could actually turn out to be important.
|
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Gamers turn out to be better at figuring out that logic than even the most sophisticated simulations.
|
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That defeat may ultimately turn out to be an anomaly given her wins in Ohio and Illinois.
|
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The $10 trillion valuation estimated by some analysts could turn out to be as fleeting as Peabody's.
|
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The price tag may turn out to be even bigger, depending on how many more students enroll.
|
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"The very mutations that cause cancer turn out to be its Achilles heel," Rosenberg told the BBC.
|
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But I am not somebody who is an ideologue the way the Republicans turn out to be.
|
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New York just might turn out to be a place I call home on a permanent basis.
|
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That loss may ultimately turn out to be an anomaly given her wins in Illinois and Ohio.
|
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However, if conditions turn out to be less robust, then I will adjust my policy views accordingly.
|
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Meanwhile, shelter cats, which could turn out to be Lyokis, usually cost under $100 to take home.
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"Google Glass did turn out to be somewhat of a flop in its first round," said Berkowitz.
|
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"History shows that often such injections turn out to be a prologue of real actions," he said.
|
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"You shouldn't try to make a thousand flowers bloom, or they'll all turn out to be weak."
|
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But like the rumors about Twain, could the words of Macron eventually turn out to be true?
|
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Time rolls back and forth; styles repeat, echo, remix; some innovations turn out to be dead ends.
|
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No one really worries about future outcomes that may turn out to be much better than expected.
|
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Many more of our most fundamental concepts and institutions turn out to be byproducts of financial innovation.
|
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To be fair, when they do answer questions, many of those answers turn out to be false.
|
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Some of the outcomes that garnered less attention may turn out to be among the most important.
|
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"Some of these parasites may turn out to be quite good for their hosts," Dr. Spencer said.
|
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Smith would turn out to be quite right about the "Dot Com" scene, just not about Amazon.
|
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Only about 22016 of the 260 illness clusters investigated each year turn out to be actual outbreaks.
|
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Early signs suggest that Giuliani's third divorce may turn out to be as rancorous as his second.
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I hope that by teaching them these life lessons, they'll turn out to be incredible human beings.
|
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Significant arbiters of the world's view on Saudi Arabia may turn out to be non-Saudi women.
|
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For roughly an hour, it wasn't clear whether the stakeout would turn out to be a bust.
|
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I even believe computers will probably turn out to be safer drivers than too-easily distracted humans.
|
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So we must ask the crucial question: just how Spursy will this weekend turn out to be?
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Those are the people who turn out to be the racists and sexists, people addicted to aggression.
|
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ISIS also sometimes declines to take ownership for attacks that turn out to be linked to it.
|
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If the justices take Delaware's case, it could turn out to be one of the term's sleepers.
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Not all forecasts turn out to be correct, noted Richard Robinson, a fund manager at Ashburton Investments.
|
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When you conduct such assessments, some interventions do turn out to be even more effective than cash.
|
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"The people that you have the most trepidation about turn out to be the best," she added.
|
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If Carrier is a preview of what's to come, Trump could turn out to be very popular.
|
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But the loss of Ailes may turn out to be a side story in the long run.
|
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Some turn out to be rather straightforward recipes with foreign names like kouign-amann, mokatines or flaounes.
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But the most wily and fearsome of your enemies is going to turn out to be yourself.
|
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And there was one other artistic inspiration that would turn out to be the film's defining feature.
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But this glow worm's row of fishing lines turn out to be little like a spider's web.
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Help somebody find their fallen comrades, and they'll turn out to be indirectly involved in the killing.
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He added that spending could be cut later should growth turn out to be lower than expected.
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They will turn out to be a pre-revolutionary Cambodian combo of which Chum was a member.
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Mr. Musk, however, has a history of setting aspirational schedules that turn out to be too optimistic.
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That means those predictions of weak returns, sensible though they are, may turn out to be premature.
|
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The genetic landscape of human parenting will turn out to be even more rugged, Dr. Bendesky predicted.
|
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But things could turn out to be more tumultuous still as China's war on waste goes global.
|
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Betting on the European Union's collapse may just turn out to be the wrong wager of 2017.
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For example: Maybe your assumptions will turn out to be correct, but it's still nice to ask.
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And government health care programs turn out to be very popular, among both Democratic and Republican voters.
|
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"It looks like Jackson Hole might turn out to be a duller-than-expected event," Cashin said.
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Hopefully what happens now will turn out to be best for our country and for San Bernardino.
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But if they don't, they might just turn out to be the art world's big game-changer.
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The move would turn out to be one of the most ill-fated mergers in American history.
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Uncomfortable candidate The lesson of this election might turn out to be that campaigns really do matter.
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"I believe the latter is happening, that the S&P will turn out to be cheaper than we thought and thus valuations will turn out to be less expensive, allowing us to get out of this period without a major correction to lower levels," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But it's exactly what would be expected with less screening — and may turn out to be a benefit.
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Whether to prioritise privacy ahead of innovation may turn out to be Mr Cook's most important decision yet.
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Still, in last quarter's earnings, those "other products," watch included, did turn out to be a bright spot.
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Many of them are actually quite extraordinary and turn out to be highly intelligent individuals with genuine smarts.
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Both are about gigantic houses, bought for a song, which turn out to be haunted to the rafters.
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But the race between Home and Echo may turn out to be a little more complicated than specs.
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If battery size and shape does turn out to be the culprit, it will surprise virtually no one.
|
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That said, it's unlikely that the successful Snap IPO will turn out to be a bubble, Smith said.
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Otherwise, this transition could turn out to be a mess and a headache for many smart home owners.
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The battle over ordaining married men may not turn out to be as contentious as some fear, however.
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"Elegance and degradation turn out to be neighbors," author Geoff Dyer wrote for a statement accompanying the exhibit.
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Many of the complaints turn out to be unsubstantiated or from some other source in the consumers home.
|
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As The Verge argues, Pulse could turn out to be a better version of Twitter than Twitter itself.
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So many people feared that the curbing of the piety police would turn out to be merely symbolic.
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So it is a marvel to report that an interim building will turn out to be just that.
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Mr Low could turn out to be more valuable as a fugitive than he was as a financier.
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"Your daughter won't turn out to be a traitor like you when she grows up," the operative said.
|
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Sometimes new features that come with updated operating systems turn out to be more trouble than they're worth.
|
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So the Babel feared by Archbishop Williams may turn out to be even more challenging than he suggested.
|
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Paradoxically, Donald Trump's "America First" posture may turn out to be the midwife of such a new equilibrium.
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But Deraa may yet turn out to be the place where dreams of overthrowing the regime finally die.
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Now even Parker and Stone seem to wonder sometimes what South Park's legacy might turn out to be.
|
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Season 22004 definitely plants the seeds of what would turn out to be a tumultuous and unhappy marriage.
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Again, there is little priced in for the risk that this may not turn out to be true.
|
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So could this vote still turn out to be 2016's third political shock at the ballot box?
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And that means they'll be surprised when those Davids turn out to be strategically real players after all.
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"I also give them real expectations on what their color can realistically turn out to be," Flaherty explains.
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In fact, fiscal and monetary policy turn out to be the least radical parts of Labour's economic plan.
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Gizmodo ran the case by two, and, shockingly, the internet's breathless conclusions turn out to be rather dubious.
|
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In the case of the bombings Saturday, it may or may not turn out to be ISIS-related.
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The women watching their car being stripped for parts turn out to be the biggest bootleggers in America.
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And we all know that a simple like button didn't turn out to be enough for Facebook users.
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But at the time, people may not have realized just how important penicillin would turn out to be.
|
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Amazingly, this would soon turn out to be just the tip of the iceberg on Roppolo's downward slide.
|
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However, Cramer thinks the rally behind oil could turn out to be based on inaccurate numbers one day.
|
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It's almost as if viewers were disappointed that it didn't turn out to be the bloodbath they expected.
|
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However, the Trump administration could turn out to be a good bet for the gambling industry, he said.
|
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But while most fan theories turn out to be little more than fan fiction, this one's actually true.
|
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And the outlook for the next president, whoever he or she will turn out to be, looks grim.
|
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Or, it could turn out to be like the crappy 2001 CGI film, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.
|
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We'll see if the administration's solutions turn out to be effective or just a finger in the dike.
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That's going to be a hard twist to make work, if it does turn out to be Fitz.
|
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But the "villains" it showcases turn out to be rank-and-file employees of the malevolent Monarch corporation.
|
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But in today's crazy media environment, even things that seem like proof can turn out to be fake.
|
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Will the 10-year-high yield of 3.26 percent last month turn out to be the cycle top?
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"If the bulls at Credit Suisse turn out to be correct, well they'll look like geniuses," he said.
|
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But Mark Bostick, trustee for the bankruptcy, said the largest creditor may turn out to be American Express.
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How many more things considered the exclusive domain of humans will turn out to be easy for AI?
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Melody didn't know how dangerous this place would turn out to be, and Farmer was glad about that.
|
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Some economists now see first-quarter growth as negligible, and it could easily turn out to be negative.
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Man, the more you hear about Victorians, the more genuinely, achingly, wretchedly goth they turn out to be.
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That may turn out to be a good thing: antibodies against dengue may provide some defence against Zika.
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But it may just turn out to be a one-off to help with more volatile underlying earnings.
|
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At the beginning, the doctors thought it was a small injury, which it didn't turn out to be.
|
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If the optimists turn out to be correct, it will mean that deficits will come down even faster.
|
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"This tax thing with Trump could turn out to be his version of Hillary Clinton's email," he said.
|
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This is the case even if the president's calculation on enemy rationality should turn out to be wrong.
|
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Coziness could well turn out to be one of the most significant game design trends of recent years.
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Until then, the national pride stirred up by this victory could turn out to be an own goal.
|
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If UAPs turn out to be toys of Elon Musk's making, we'll all breathe a sigh of relief.
|
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But all too often, those sentenced to death turn out to be those least able to defend themselves.
|
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Examples would include seat assignments that turn out to be unavailable, or early boarding that is not provided.
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Anthony's response may turn out to be the highlight of another failed season, but Dolan was not amused.
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Look, you had one guard, he didn't turn out to be too good, I will tell you that.
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Manipulation on this scale without understanding the effects could turn out to be catastrophic for the human race.
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She's obviously pleased with what might turn out to be the hottest word-play Halloween costume of 2016.
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Providing patients with a safer alternative to opioids could turn out to be a godsend for this state.
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"The weakness is going to turn out to be another chance to buy," the "Mad Money" host said.
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What's unclear, economists say, is whether this debt crunch will turn out to be a one-time phenomenon.
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But the subscriber growth fell short at what could turn out to be a challenging time for Netflix.
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Reflecting on your own interests could turn out to be nothing but what Emerson called "whim" — or worse.
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And there's good reason for that: some conspiracy theories turn out to be based in independently verifiable events.
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"The same things we recommend for heart health turn out to be important for cognition," she told me.
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If you thought 2018 was a bad year for tech, 2019 might turn out to be even worse.
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If these kids turn out to be great, I've got a loyal staff helping me run my kitchens.
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And if risk-free federal bonds turn out to be risky, then every other financial asset becomes riskier.
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They were content in a simple lifestyle, so it didn't turn out to be that interesting to me.
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In tough-guy plays, movies and TV shows, nattily attired men often turn out to be violent sociopaths.
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Prophets of impending calamity are rarely thanked for their efforts, especially when they turn out to be right.
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Even though these puppies are specifically bred for the task, a great many turn out to be inappropriate.
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No one can say for certain if these new vehicles will turn out to be a real business.
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Could the economic shock from the coronavirus outbreak turn out to be worse than the 222 financial crisis?
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"Well have some slowing, and I hope in hindsight it will turn out to be transitory," Kaplan said.
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I think he's going to turn out to be right this time, too," Cramer said on "Mad Money.
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That may turn out to be important as the Supreme Court considers how to address the two cases.
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The payment to Daniels "is going to turn out to be perfectly legal," Giuliani said at the time.
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For all the similarities in their dealings with Edward, Emma and Jane turn out to be very different.
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"The single life didn't turn out to be as satisfying as I expected it to be," he said.
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I'm inclined to accept Equifax's apology, assuming the data breach doesn't turn out to be an inside job.
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Many of the sightings turn out to be explainable, the authors say, but a small percentage defy resolution.
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They turn out to be fairly simple to make, requiring chemical ingredients that are neither exotic nor precious.
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That may turn out to be a more inviting path for the Justice Department to obtain a conviction.
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Still, Kaufman is not the only one who suggested Trump may turn out to be China's best bet.
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Feltman said he hopes this unusual order of "summit first, process later" will turn out to be promising.
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No one at 334 East Eighth Street had any notion how devastating Sandy would turn out to be.
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A knife attack on a rabbi's home in New York may not turn out to be politically motivated.
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My tongue-in-cheek prediction of a June 2020 recession will almost surely turn out to be wrong.
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High stock prices appear to embolden bravery at what may turn out to be exactly the wrong time.
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Appropriately, the story about Clinton's ill health only had traction until it turn out to be partly true.
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The second of those three developments, first reported by Bloomberg, may turn out to be the most significant.
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Judge Durkin's decision could turn out to be a milestone in M&A shareholder litigation in federal court.
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From other perspectives, the effects of low-cost index funds may not turn out to be entirely positive.
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That said, if the drop does turn out to be more prolonged than expected, things get more complicated.
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They've also argued that the dossier's allegations merited investigation even if they did turn out to be false.
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And Proud Mary may turn out to be yet another piece of evidence to throw onto that pile.
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Weller: Is there anything science is giving too much attention to that might turn out to be irrelevant?
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Or it could issue a strong endorsement of an intervention that could turn out to be politically popular.
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It took a show ostensibly about people struggling for authentic human relationships and turned it into a Liaisons Dangereuses redux — only in this version, the villains turn out to be right about everything, and the people who thought it was possible to authentically care about anyone turn out to be suckers.
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Or do we initiate a rapidly planned and daring operation that may turn out to be a disastrous failure?
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But as the circumstances of this breach are examined, the fall-out may yet turn out to be severe.
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It may ultimately turn out to be misdirection too; an attempt to deflect blame and divert criticism via solutioneering.
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" R: "Her ability to pick up a pen and doodle and it turn out to be something really good.
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And some turn out to be true and some — many — are just stories about this actress or that actor.
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The ponds turn out to be craters caused by the detonation of massive mines during the first World War.
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Smooth and abrasive, established and insurgent, the incoming president may turn out to be the worst of all worlds.
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However, if McCants and Meserole do turn out to be right, the findings would end up being quite significant.
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This is technically still loop #2 — she's only died twice, and things could turn out to be entirely normal.
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But give it a little bit of thought, and the collaboration might turn out to be a stellar idea.
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Even so, you shouldn't base any purchasing decisions on this list; it could turn out to be completely wrong.
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Oh, and if this does turn out to be how things play out ... talk about botched voting institutions, huh?
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The thing is, most supernatural photos that turn out to be, well, natural are rarely taken with malicious intent.
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Many documented mass hysteria cases involve so-called sick buildings that turn out to be psychological outbreaks, he noted.
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He just can't get the words out, and when he does, they turn out to be so aggressively average.
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And some turn out to be true and some — many — are just stories about this actress or that actor.
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Self-driving cars may turn out to be a much safer technology than human-driven cars, as Heller argues.
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In the piece, Verma dismissed criticism that the requirements would turn out to be a barrier to health care.
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Did their anonymous "joke" candidate turn out to be more at home on the Hugos list than anyone realized?
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One day, this overexpansion may turn out to be a problem, especially as some ETFs have a liability mismatch.
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The question here is whether his campaign bark will turn out to be bigger than his government-policy bite.
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If it does turn out to be a great white shark, residents hope it steers clear of crowded beaches.
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ICOs have gotten a bad rap in financial circles as of late as many turn out to be shady.
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As Stephanie Carvin of Carleton University says, the memes aren't just funny — they turn out to be genuinely informative.
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In Alien: Covenant and so many other movies like it, our cosmic neighbors turn out to be real assholes.
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No, it didn't turn out to be the mainstream iPhone and Galaxy foe that Andy Rubin might've once envisioned.
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It would turn out to be the latter, his ashes left to rest in an urn on Kate's mantel.
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For many of these girls, their fixation on Dylan and Eric will turn out to be a phase anyway.
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And some turn out to be true and some — many — are just stories about this actress, or that actor.
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Side note: the Brains tribe just might turn out to be the most entertaining tribe ever in Survivor history.
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Six in 10 say they are easy to misunderstand, 63% that they too often turn out to be misleading.
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Bouvier (Marge's mother), who turn out to be in the jury room while in the midst of a trial.
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Disney and Lin-Manuel Miranda turn out to be the musical combination you never knew you needed – until now.
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He told CNBC he doesn't think buying IBM stock was a mistake, but it could turn out to be.
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For LG, the Friends accessories have already paid off, whether they turn out to be any good or not.
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A picture may be worth a thousand words, but one selfie in Portugal could turn out to be priceless.
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Adding yet another platform with relatively little reach may turn out to be a step too far for many.
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Called 500 Labs, it's a new attempt at finding interesting ideas that might turn out to be good investments.
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Notch support is coming to Android and, if these leaks turn out to be accurate, gesture bars are too.
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Milly* met her ex at a local bar, with no clue what a monster he'd turn out to be.
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But, as it becomes clear, that towering pair in the distance turn out to be Ptolemies in pharaonic regalia.
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He had just two goals the following season, which would turn out to be his last in the NHL.
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This isn't meant as comment on Wray himself, who may turn out to be a perfectly fine FBI director.
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And of course MaidSafe's developed-in-stealth consensus protocol may also turn out to be a relatively minor development.
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Today, the show often takes pains to acknowledge the humanity of even suspects who turn out to be guilty.
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If that happens, August 31st may turn out to be not such a bad day for democracy after all.
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Mr Shaw writes: One airline may establish such an advantage but this does not turn out to be sustainable.
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A situation you thought was all fun and games could turn out to be more severe than you expected.
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While they could turn out to be minor players, they could also emerge as able organizers of new assaults.
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Rapid technological progress means NATO must adapt swiftly, or Macron may turn out to be prescient with his words.
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Critics have questioned whether the park will turn out to be a preserve for the affluent and the artistic.
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But those turn out to be relatively minor quibbles, in the face of Frozen 2's irresistible charm offensive.
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Whoever they turn out to be, the bidders are attracted by an industry that has more ups than downs.
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But it may turn out to be a war of a very different kind, with a very different result.
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These are critical swing states where the black vote could very well turn out to be the swing vote.
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If Volkswagen is lucky, the total paid to car owners could turn out to be less than $10 billion.
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Do their statements afford the president the same level of deniability if the statements turn out to be false?
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The Europe of Nations and Freedom (ENF) may well turn out to be the largest winner of the elections.
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Here are some easy ways to tell if an item ordered from Amazon will turn out to be junk.
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And a key part of his decision will ride on how good Sears' holiday sales turn out to be.
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New characters, who later turn out to be insignificant, are described in what feels like a fuss of detail.
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His concession words back then could turn out to be prophetic: "People haven't seen the last of Jeff Weaver."
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"I think the market generally, which is at odds with the Fed outlook, will turn out to be correct."
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Trump State Pennsylvania could turn out to be the place that gets Democrats to the magical number of 218.
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GANIM: The death of pop-icon Prince could turn out to be the most famous case of counterfeit pills.
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Health and "wellness" trends hawked online are often ridiculous, but occasionally they can also turn out to be dangerous.
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The irony may be that the supposed losers may well turn out to be the biggest winners after all.
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It also helps protect against acquiring objects that may turn out to be forgeries, which is a common risk.
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"When it comes to love, we often turn out to be our own worst enemy," Ms. Winslet's character says.
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But if urban farming keeps expanding around the country, this may turn out to be its most lasting impact.
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It was delightfully chaotic, but getting married would turn out to be the most pragmatic decision I ever made.
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Your puppy pictures might turn out to be worthless, but that college translation from Serbo-Croatian could be valuable.
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And it's just the first example of what may turn out to be the fashion trend of the year.
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The Pony would turn out to be the venue for many other events where we would hang out together.
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And somehow or other this will turn out to be another deep-state conspiracy, probably orchestrated by George Soros.
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But, in 1993, Apple dropped what would turn out to be one of its biggest failures ever: the Newton.
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Different variants turn out to be important in different groups, and this may well be the case with intelligence.
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The ERS said that based on 2017 data, it estimated 1.4 million applications would turn out to be duplicates.
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After all, the more positive view of the outlook for big business could well turn out to be right.
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But they were also careful not to rely on that information, lest it turn out to be a fabrication.
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"It is not very often given to a politician to turn out to be right," Mr. Genscher said then.
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But Senator Norris was mistaken about one thing: the voters turn out to be more partisan than the bosses.
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And I've got every confidence in the world that is going to turn out to be a successful investment.
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This is the case, moreover, even if the American calculation on enemy rationality should turn out to be wrong.
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Every time we travel I get restaurant recommendations from people and they almost always turn out to be useless.
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Perhaps the most effective litigators in the fight against climate change could turn out to be state attorneys general.
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If the cases divide the three-judge panels hearing them, Griffith could turn out to be a swing vote.
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"Receive calls on your cellphone from jail," they say — in exchange for what turn out to be predatory rates.
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Voters want reform of Congress as evidenced by it repeatedly enacting reforms, which however turn out to be phony.
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After a while, people came to accept that a Zuck decision would turn out to be the wise one.
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Their predicament may turn out to be a cautionary tale for bond holders of other troubled states and cities.
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America , you'd write, if you had your pencil, will you now turn out to be only a beautiful idea?
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Spoiler alert: The secret societies turn out to be up to their elbows in the dark and the occult.
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Indeed, that may turn out to be our strongest weapon just as information warfare is Moscow's most potent weapon.
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If the pollsters and the markets turn out to be wrong, the pound has a long way to fall.
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Yes, it sounds boring, but it may turn out to be a more radical suggestion than most graduates hear.
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Who knows — the man bun bearer of today may well turn out to be the manlo embracer of tomorrow.
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The fees at Zuckerberg San Francisco General turn out to be significantly higher than those at most other hospitals.
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Despite his low ratings, Mr Trump's more divisive style could turn out to be a better bet at this juncture.
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Reports of burglars breaking in through the roof of an apartment building turn out to be the sound of rain.
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The death of pop icon Prince may turn out to be one of the most famous cases of counterfeit pills.
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If the rumors about Amazon turn out to be true, a big face-off in Southeast Asia will happen soon.
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It could turn out to be a stinker, of course, but it is just so hard to see that happening.
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The cases of the booksellers are still unclear enough that it's possible those perceptions will turn out to be wrong.
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The stakes could be very high, or the summit could turn out to be little more than a first date.
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We're still in the early stages of such a reaction, and it could well turn out to be short-lived.
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Meanwhile, some truly outlandish business ideas — like Airbnb — turn out to be huge companies that benefit a lot of people.
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Unfortunately, many of these faith communities turn out to be among the more conservative of our Christian brothers and sisters.
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It is a trick sequoias turn out to be especially good at, which illustrates a paradoxical truth about the giants.
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But many phenomena that appear complex from a human perspective often turn out to be simple seen through disinterested data.
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A horse that finishes in a strong position can turn out to be a pretty good investment for the wealthy.
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But it's actually the smaller purchases that could turn out to be the best way to see Big Tech's overreach.
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Grinstaff has a financial conflict of interest because he stands to profit if these condoms turn out to be popular.
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Despite this support, there are lingering worries that Haftar could turn out to be little more than a Qaddafi 2.0.
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Mugdi frets that his daughter-in-law may turn out to be "a troubled person, or, even worse, a terrorist".
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In recruitment, too, companies will face a legal and reputational risk if their hiring methods turn out to be unfair.
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But just as often, the things that seem significant turn out to be red herrings or swiftly abandoned trial balloons.
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That being said, Jones and the rest of McGregor's skeptics could well turn out to be correct this time around.
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Samuel L. Jackson isn't one to shy away from voicing his opinions — even if they turn out to be unpopular.
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It's obviously going to turn out to be horrible advice since Megan is already pissed about her thing with Owen.
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They're saving this one special—and very, very violent child (although there will turn out to be others like her).
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Prince Rogers Nelson's death may turn out to be the most famous example of the dangers posed by counterfeit fentanyl.
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In what may turn out to be an immersive education game changer, Google launched its Pioneer Expeditions in September 2015.
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Given HyTrust's focus on workloads and DataGravity's focus on data, the two products should turn out to be pretty complementary.
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Indeed, this could turn out to be a defining moment for the party in its struggle against the Trump presidency.
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Even those who think they know turn out to be surprised by the scale and specificity of what Mueller knows.
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Some pulls, even ones that normally seem mediocre, can turn out to be useful when paired with your Rogue resources.
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"Demand may well turn out to be the dark horse of 2017," said Virendra Chauhan, analyst at consultancy Energy Aspects.
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" More than six in 10 say his tweets "too often turn out to be misleading" and are "easy to misunderstand.
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Of course, optimists believe that Jones will still be allowed to compete, and this could turn out to be true.
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Warren Buffett said Monday investing in IBM was the right decision, but it could turn out to be a mistake.
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Langer, however, fears this week could turn out to be his swansong appearance at the third major of the season.
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She may, if given the chance, turn out to be a very good president, or at least a decent one.
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"Many times the people who you least count on turn out to be those who make the difference." he says.
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He may be a police officer or it may turn out to be someone who is looking to do harm.
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If I knew he was going to turn out to be like this, I would've waited a couple more years!
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On top of that, all of the conversations are laborious and many of them turn out to be absolutely pointless.
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Threats to schools and school districts in the United States are fairly common, and often turn out to be hoaxes.
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Moreover, the majority of "papers" turn out to be posts by vegan diet doctors, mainly Michael Greger and Neal Barnard.
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This process requires a paternity test, which Babygaters are certain will turn out to be the end of the sham.
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Devendorf is at his best when he has room to make idiosyncratic choices, which often turn out to be transformative.
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One question is whether her life story will turn out to be too interesting—too unusual—for her own good.
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At its heart is a love triangle, the two male sides of which turn out to be father and son.
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These patterns turn out to be highly consistent within tournaments, though they are not particularly durable from year to year.
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Giving Barr's actions the imprimatur of legitimacy only works if they turn out to be legitimate in the long run.
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It is terrifying how quickly something can be destroyed, how fragile a seemingly robust system can turn out to be.
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It makes me feel proud and hopeful of how our country can turn out to be with our own strength.
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Whether he would turn out to be an effective surrogate for Trump on the campaign trail is another matter, however.
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"Certain discrete Russia-related matters core to its investigation" may turn out to be the world's longest synonym for collusion.
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Seemingly Photoshopped, highly edited pictures with added special effects turn out to be comprised of simple elements and regular objects.
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The Super Bowl may well turn out to be a predictable matchup, like New England-Green Bay or Pittsburgh-Seattle.
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If the Trump administration has its way, even the revised worst-case scenarios may turn out to be too rosy.
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This can still turn out to be a hot mess like every other video game movie that came before it.
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It's nice background seeding of a problem that will turn out to be key to solving this season's big mystery.
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Hell, YouTube might turn out to be a place where aging isn't seen as a negative, but a natural process.
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Many Democrats are now calling for additional investigations into the allegations — and impeachment, should they turn out to be true.
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"Not only does the answer turn out to be yes, but in some sense it's generically true," said Bar-Yam.
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A fair wind and following seas could help, but luck and determination might turn out to be far more important.
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On both counts, it's easy to see how the solo rant to camera might turn out to be more persuasive.
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It doesn't always turn out to be like this, but sometimes it's easier to take the form of paper craft.
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If the renderings turn out to be accurate, we can expect the Galaxy S11e to heavily resemble the Galaxy S113.
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This second boat would turn out to be a water taxi, carrying a dozen passengers and cargo upriver to Ahuas.
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" Whatever the changes wrought by climate change turn out to be, Dr. Dessler said, "Bad things are going to happen.
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You actually turn out to be a little bit more creative, a little bit more ... I just have bad handwriting.
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That is unquestionably bad for the solar industry, but we think it will turn out to be a temporary setback.
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The current turmoil may turn out to be blissfully brief, but it makes sense to be ready for the worst.
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Of course, there is plenty of statistical error built into those numbers, and they may turn out to be incorrect.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — The match of the day did not turn out to be the match of the day.
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That looked suspiciously like a changing-of-the-guard moment, and maybe it will turn out to be just that.
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There's no guarantee that the material his curators gather and commit to preserving will turn out to be historically important.
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"Isle of Dogs," due March 23, may turn out to be his most animated movie, in more ways than one.
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How likely is it that the possible benefits shown in a small study will turn out to be a mirage?
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We do not know yet who the patient is; the answer to that question will turn out to be heartbreaking.
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On top of that, the subsequent offers turn out to be not as favorable to Palestinians on borders and sovereignty.
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Did you think this would be the one debate that wasn't ultimately going to turn out to be about Nazis?
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But letting this chance slip away could turn out to be one of the gravest mistakes of the Merkel era.
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Those microbes may turn out to be even closer to our own ancestry — and may offer even more unexpected clues.
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The recent congressional wrangling over Obamacare may turn out to be tame compared with the looming fight over your taxes.
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But Shaun and Abigail Bengson, singing songwriters who perform as (yep) the Bengsons, turn out to be surprisingly stimulating company.
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Maybe he would somehow turn out to be a more reliable friend to the conservative movement than Reagan had been.
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The sudden investigatory focus on Cohen and Daniels might turn out to be a legal tempest in a D-cup.
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She bought the apartment — which did turn out to be owned by an architect — for $565,000, and arrived last winter.
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And it may turn out to be a precursor to an attack on fundamental climate research in the United States.
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They may decide to do both, and this is likely to turn out to be the safest option of all.
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The most surprising twist in the evolution of V.R. may turn out to be the pace of the new medium.
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A version of The Office with some of the original cast may turn out to be impossible for the network.
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But if the tax credits turn out to be inexpensive, the fights over the subsidy structure might become less heated.
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Audrey would worry for a while that the girl was color-blind, but she would turn out to be perfect.
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So he didn't just turn out to be the better politician, he must have also been the better poker player.
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Even before this poster surfaced, there was reason to believe that Goose wouldn't turn out to be what he seemed.
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The increasing adoption of Lean may turn out to be an important formative step towards the overall automation of math.
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A filing could also protect the company in case its liabilities turn out to be much higher than current estimates.
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That works both ways — characters who are first presented as good may turn out to be evil, and vice versa.
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If produced at a larger quantity, it may turn out to be significantly cheaper compared to other new cancer treatments.
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The provision may also turn out to be a boon for employers who are trying to reduce their payroll costs.
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Most U.F.O. sightings turn out to be swamp gas and other atmospheric anomalies, Venus, weird reflections or just plain hoaxes.
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It helped — it would turn out to be the only thing that helped — but she refused to continue the program.
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That might turn out to be a good investment for some companies, but investing in infrastructure is a sure win.
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Barrett, 19, could turn out to be a terrific talent, but player development takes time and there are no guarantees.
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CCS could develop faster than expected or turn out to be utterly impractical and too costly on any time scale.
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It may turn out to be an important specimen for researchers, given how little we know about the ocean world.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. presidential election may turn out to be one of the world's biggest un-popularity contests.
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It may also turn out to be independence, as she fully embraces and believes she deserves the power she's given.
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Likewise, I thought I would really miss fresh food, but that also didn't turn out to be such a big deal.
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Who knew a horrible mess of a night would turn out to be one of the best relationships of my life.
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They take our photo, which will turn out to be one of our only non-selfie couple photo of the trip.
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Indeed, in the cruel and unforgiving world of political transitions, one President's misfortune may well turn out to be another's opportunity.
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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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Some of the popular tools hackers use to control other people's systems, which turn out to be riddled with vulnerabilities themselves.
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And if either of the conditions is breached in an important way, I think it will turn out to be overvalued.
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The friend finally got rid of the television, not knowing that his trash would turn out to be a friend's treasure.
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So the whole thing could turn out to be completely different thing -- KURTZ: I do want to come back to that.
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It could turn out to be the most powerful force for a fairer settlement between men and women since women's suffrage.
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As Motherboard has previously reported, seemingly small changes that turn out to be catastrophic don't all happen at the same time.
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Many of the defendants turn out to be people who need the knives for work, including electricians, plumbers, and construction workers.
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The deal under discussion is smaller than previously touted, but could still turn out to be the biggest IPO on record.
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It is widely expected that most, and probably all, of the killings will turn out to be the work of mobsters.
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"The global wheat market could turn out to be less amply supplied than previously assumed," Commerzbank analysts said in a note.
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But there's a twist: The experience of quitting nicotine vaping may actually turn out to be quite different from stopping smoking.
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Rashad Evans could be done at the highest level, Glover Teixeira's resurgence could turn out to be a short-lived thing.
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Even if all we see is the new Pixel phones, though, this should turn out to be a pretty interesting event.
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Mr Irving may well turn out to be the star capable of dominating in the playoffs that Boston so sorely needs.
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Constructing a sturdy new sales model, rather like a flat-pack cupboard, could turn out to be trickier than IKEA claims.
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And these imagined scenarios turn out to be a clever way of laying the groundwork about immunology, exposures, and outbreak investigations.
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If they turn out to be garbage, at least the fan community is proving that it can keep Sonic alive regardless.
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That is to say, it seems more likely these two deals will turn out to be exceptions rather than the rule.
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Which is why a counterintuitive approach—more beer, not less—might turn out to be the best answer of them all.
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He's worried that cannabis stocks are going to turn out to be an investing fad like 3D printing and blockchain companies.
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Next month Uber will raise some $10bn in what may turn out to be this year's biggest initial public offering (IPO).
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In fact, for a lot of people, Select may turn out to be a worse deal than what they currently have.
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Thrones turn out to be a theme in the Grand Lodge, with three enormous specimens in the Grand Officer's Robing Room.
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Gordon Orr, formerly of McKinsey in China, hopes that the bust-up might yet turn out to be just a blip.
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Amazon's 2014 acquisition of Twitch will also turn out to be genius and the company will enable and popularize the category.
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Imagine you're a police officer and you have chronic narcotics offenders on your beat, who turn out to be illegal aliens.
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And, if foldable phones turn out to be a dud, LG won't be as much in the red as, say, Samsung.
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Given China's importance to global growth, this means that 2016 may turn out to be yet another year when growth disappoints.
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Anyone else think for a second there that the other mannequins might turn out to be Scary, Baby, Sporty, and Ginger?
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mohamed Alabbar's dream of creating a Middle East rival to Amazon may turn out to be a mirage.
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"The test might turn out to be positive because I was infected with Zika, with dengue or even both," explained Fauci.
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While the decision is deeply troubling, it may turn out to be the best thing that ever happened for the planet.
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Today's angst over robots and artificial intelligence may well turn out to be another in a long line of such scares.
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By their nature, hackers are difficult to trace, and theories advanced immediately after a breach can turn out to be wrong.
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He said other factors, such as the alertness of the locomotive engineer, or driver, could turn out to be more important.
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Agreements in principle do not always turn out to be agreements in substance, but if this materializes, kudos to both leaders.
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The charges against former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva are also dubious, even if they turn out to be true.
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The "attorney-client dynamic," to use Comey's phrase, between Trump and Cohen may, for the President, turn out to be explosive.
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But the latest data suggest it will turn out to be even worse than that in the first half of 2016.
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With a $50 million budget, it's hard to say right now whether "Last Blood" will turn out to be a success.
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He threatens to blow himself up with explosives he has strapped to his body, which later turn out to be flares.
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"I very much doubt that these losses will turn out to be sustainable," said Commerzbank currency strategist Ulrich Leuchtmann, in Frankfurt.
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Or, will he launch what could turn out to be a hugely bloody and destructive war to remove Kim's nuclear threat?
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This may turn out to be the most turbulent election year since 1968, but the source of the turbulence is different.
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Several economists said Mr. Xi's supply-side initiative may turn out to be cosmetic — promising market liberalization yet magnifying state control.
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Perhaps, in a bit of poetic justice, the person who brings down Frank will turn out to be his vice president.
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You do want to be careful about announcing a political moment, given how many such proclamations turn out to be ludicrous.
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They accept that certain glorious youthful dreams won't be realized, but other, more relational jobs turn out to be more fulfilling.
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Unfortunately, state governments don't turn out to be a very satisfying villain for those looking for a scapegoat for higher tuition.
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From those overdoses, heroin is suspected, but the concern is that it [could] very well turn out to be bootleg fentanyl.
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These are the QBs you're tanking to get, and there's a nonzero chance they all turn out to be Ryan Nassib.
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" Moon says, "It can be a normal day, but it can turn out to be special and that makes us smile.
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However, he says it's very possible not all of the remains will turn out to be U.S. troops — or even human.
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That would turn out to be yet another erroneous prediction, though I am grateful for the early hope it gave me.
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His well-intentioned interventionists in foreign lands often turn out to be ambivalent fumblers in the manner of Graham Greene's protagonists.
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He hesitated at first to disclose the time and date of his birth, lest the prediction turn out to be inauspicious.
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All turn out to be haunted by their own tragedies involving children, struggling with guilt or an unquenchable desire for retribution.
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Another U.S. military official said fighters the coalition observes moving skilfully across Mosul's urban terrain usually turn out to be foreigners.
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The Fed is ever vigilant of the specter of inflation ahead, but that specter could turn out to be something else.
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Warren won the WFP's endorsement late last summer at what would turn out to be a high point in her campaign.
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If the committee does its job well, it could turn out to be one of the most important developments of 21890.
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The president and his legal team have made clear their intention to dismiss Mueller's findings, whatever they turn out to be.
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While compelling, Sunday's game did not turn out to be the scintillating, back-and-forth finish that might have been expected.
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There was no guarantee more would be found, nor could anyone anticipate how interesting its history would turn out to be.
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They will not be enough in what will turn out to be an election decided by less than a percentage point.
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And then I realized that was it: I didn't want to "turn out to be" anything more than what I was.
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CHASING THE DEAL Flights from companies like JetSuite, Blade and JetSmarter can turn out to be reasonably priced, especially for groups.
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The mystery plot has a sociopolitical dimension, as the murders turn out to be part of a pattern of hate crimes.
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I think he truly hoped that a dancing bohemienne and a hunk of carved marble might turn out to be interchangeable.
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But we're always mindful that what looks like a shift in direction could turn out to be a one-month blip.
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But though Turkey's economy is already teetering, some of these measures may turn out to be less effective than they appear.
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I want to believe that each drastic measure will pay off, and not just turn out to be glorified P.R. stunts.
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But in the marketplace of ideas they champion, hypocrisy may yet turn out to be the deadliest — or costliest — of sins.
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"Even when they are conducted selectively, legally and strategically, history suggests they can still turn out to be unwise," King wrote.
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"The suburban dimension of the New Urban Crisis may well turn out to be bigger than the urban one," he writes.
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When analysts look back, 2017 may turn out to be the tipping point in popularizing plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
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They probably did not know that this would turn out to be their last get-together, at least for a while.
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We should be cheering this behavior, and not castigating it, even if WeWork itself might turn out to be a dud.
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Premature or "false" labor — when the mother goes to the hospital with contractions that turn out to be nothing — isn't covered.
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But traders are making educated guesses and if they turn out to be wrong, the market could turn upside down again.
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One, it is indeed a mini-trend, lasting only a few days, and may turn out to be just a blip.
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Truly, who among us could have predicted that the creepy motel sex dude would turn out to be an unreliable source?
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For example, "you can backburn these things and not authorize pursuing what could turn out to be controversial leads," Yeomans explained.
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We have heard stories of women ordering things online that don't turn out to be what they were supposed to be.
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Records show it wasn't the first run-in he'd had with police, though it would turn out to be his last.
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My best guess is that MAGA-nomics, like the 4 percent goal, will largely turn out to be a branding exercise.
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Or maybe the motives will turn out to be something completely off the wall, not tethered to political polarization at all.
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Maybe dark matter, whatever it is, will turn out to be even weirder and more surprising than anyone has so far predicted.
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One thing is sure: The predictions made here — known as the "Davos consensus" — have a tendency to turn out to be wrong.
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Contrary to what many people expected, this did not turn out to be a contentious session (like the one with media executives).
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Why couldn't Sharon just remain an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and not turn out to be Peggy's niece who Steve is inexplicably into?
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New headphones and some summer sandals, which turn out to be the wrong size (though the box has the correct size label).
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"But I would be lying if I said I didn't want these signals to turn out to be dark matter," said Linden.
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It provides amazing details about moving to a new country, where the simplest things can turn out to be surprising and challenging.
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If FRBs turn out to be even a fraction as curious as that, most astronomers would forgive them for not being artificial.
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Other artificial creatures that were more ruthless, more efficient, more robotic – and, by implication, less human – might turn out to be stronger.
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Although he may still turn out to be right, he may have to wait a while for his vision to become reality.
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"August 21, 2017, may turn out to be the most popular vacation-day request in history," Michael Bakich writes in Astronomy magazine.
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"2019 can turn out to be a good year for the housing industry," Chief Executive Ryan Marshall said on a conference call.
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Consequently, people who turn out to be highly dangerous frequently slip off the radar of even Britain's relatively well-resourced security services.
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Augmented reality is an extremely promising field but HoloLens may turn out to be no more than an expensive toy for developers.
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I think if you have any sort of preconceived idea of what is going to happen, things turn out to be different.
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