"Unrealistic budget cuts, like unrealistic diets, never work," she writes.
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"What seems unrealistic today may not seem so unrealistic tomorrow," said Connelly.
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To those objecting to this movie because it is unrealistic: duh, it's a superhero movie, by definition unrealistic.
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It was just simply unrealistic for tech, they said, unrealistic for Kenya, for Nigeria, for software developers, and on and on.
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It was unrealistic while I was single and working all the time, and it's unrealistic now that we're a family of three.
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I know this is very unrealistic for a lot of people, but the reason it's unrealistic is because you've been conditioned to think small.
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But, if it's unrealistic to suppose that smart machines can be stopped, it's probably just as unrealistic to imagine that smart policies will follow.
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We began with few illusions or unrealistic expectations (unless you consider my wanting to have sex, get married and start a family to be unrealistic!).
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It revised its growth forecast from 1.5 percent, which Europe and the markets found deeply unrealistic, to less than 1 percent, which Europe and the markets find only mildly unrealistic.
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" Cornyn disagrees with Democrats' argument, calling the position "unrealistic.
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So on the verge of that battle, if you could say Westmoreland had unrealistic expectations of how well he was doing, the North Vietnamese had unrealistic expectations for what they could accomplish.
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"UNREALISTIC" PROMISES Analysts have rejected Raisi's promises of jobs and cash handouts as unrealistic but admit these could win traction with voters who have felt few benefits so far from the nuclear deal.
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Real estate professionals say, however, that it sets unrealistic expectations.
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Demagogues are vulnerable because they set up massively unrealistic expectations.
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His proposals may be politically unrealistic, but they are bold.
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While not unrealistic, this reality is quite a ways out.
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Corny, predictable, and unrealistic, but still somehow appealing to me.
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Student loan experts dismissed the debt strikers as wildly unrealistic.
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Simply viewing people "insides to insides" is unrealistic; foolish, even.
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Magazine editorials are often too dreamy, unrealistic, and not affordable.
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It's a dream so unrealistic, it's essentially off the table.
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It's an emotional, unrealistic style uninterested in the external world.
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Yet the making of unrealistic pledges has remained a tradition.
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Completely unrealistic and unrepresentative of the world we live in.
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But unrealistic expectations for 5G could lead to big disappointments.
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That may be unrealistic, given the state of government finances.
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Based on the progress so far, this doesn't seem unrealistic.
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Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale used to be comfortably unrealistic.
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Taking down Trump would require even more, and unrealistic, cooperation.
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At a time of steeply rising demand that is unrealistic.
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Alas, benefits have not measured up to people's unrealistic expectations.
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Do you think your creations are perpetuating unrealistic body images?
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Franzen scorns the "unrealistic hope" of preventing climate apocalypse. Rebuffing
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Kramer's performance is funny but unrealistic: standardized patients are standardized.
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But this unrealistic self is more than just an annoyance.
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Of course, it's unrealistic to expect every customer to tip.
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War with Iran is costly; an agreement is probably unrealistic.
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However, the romance between Vivian and Malcolm seemed pretty unrealistic.
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To imagine a world without the other line is unrealistic.
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Commissioner Mike Whan said it was unrealistic to expect parity.
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Mook shot down that claim on Wednesday, saying it's unrealistic.
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An immediate ban on all fossil fuels is indeed unrealistic.
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The trouble is, their vision is often an unrealistic fantasy.
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And the truth is, it might be nearly as unrealistic.
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But that already seemed an unrealistic goal for the group.
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Yet expecting Congress unilaterally to reconfigure the deal is unrealistic.
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Responding to pandemics with a patchwork healthcare system is unrealistic.
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But that's a completely unrealistic account of how politics operates.
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Critics said the scale of the projected savings was unrealistic.
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They are the faintly unrealistic blue of a Patagonian glacier.
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I think unrealistic depictions of sex and relationships are harmful.
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A stingy British colonial government dismissed his plans as unrealistic.
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Yet many experts say that banning Uber entirely is unrealistic.
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A proposal to build electric cars in Botswana is unrealistic.
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It's unrealistic at this point to expect him to change.
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Lili Reinhart is taking a stand against "unrealistic" photoshopping apps.
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This is why people have unrealistic expectations of their bodies.
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European nations see US expectations as unrealistic, diplomats told CNN.
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But expectations for growing Asian economies proved to be unrealistic.
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It is unrealistic to expect politicians to ignore voters' demands.
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Some normalize unrealistic scenarios, and others even glorify toxic behavior.
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There is nothing unrealistic about Ms. Warren or her plans.
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Analysts say this option is unrealistic, both numerically and politically.
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How dutybound am I to uphold others' (sometimes unrealistic) promises?
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How dutybound am I to uphold others' (sometimes unrealistic) promises?
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Pinker says bemoaning unrealistic apocalyptic scenarios is dangerous to society.
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He says they suggest the entrepreneur is unrealistic or dishonest.
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Unrealistic fundraising targets and timelines are equally problematic, he says.
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Her proposal for shorter workweeks was considered "unrealistic" by critics.
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Others said NBC was unrealistic about expectations for her show.
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Mr. Hickenlooper called Mr. Sanders's "Medicare for all" proposal unrealistic.
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"It's unrealistic to believe that people aren't having sex," she says.
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But he said that "free health care for all" is unrealistic.
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Frankly, cutting out the internet completely is unrealistic and maybe unwise.
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But as logical and desirable as the idea sounds, it's unrealistic.
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It's time to reset the math and make some unrealistic cuts.
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Social media encourages an unrealistic level of perfection that is unhealthy.
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"We're projecting a very unrealistic body image," Madden told the outlet.
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However, the official described a 2019 release as "unrealistic" without elaborating.
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Through unrealistic and unattainable mandates that will only harm average Americans.
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His budget unwittingly proves how unrealistic those goals are in combination.
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"It's hard as a woman to meet unrealistic standards," she explains.
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The new figures "are demanding but not unrealistic", says Mr Ramos.
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Unrealistic expectations weren't the only thing that made Hanoi a disappointment.
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But what if you want to look at more ... unrealistic running?
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However, this film certainly creates unrealistic expectations for a summer abroad.
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Biden called Sanders' proposal an unrealistic and costly threat to Obamacare.
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"Their exploit is basically unrealistic," programmer Yaniv Erlich told Technology Review.
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Clinton supporters dismissed Sanders's proposals as politically unrealistic and economically flawed.
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It has been broadly panned by conservatives as costly and unrealistic.
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The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is painfully unrealistic — and that's the point.
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The proposal has divided Democrats, some of whom call it unrealistic.
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I think it would be a very unrealistic in that belief.
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Beauty ideals in the existing landscape are quite restrictive and unrealistic.
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"That's optimistic on my part, but I don't think that's unrealistic."
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That's an unrealistic expectation which makes those deficits a little worse.
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Are the famous, rich and powerful immune from unrealistic mood standards?
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He argued that the idea of a "fortress Europe" was unrealistic.
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Her teeth are extremely white and perfect, unrealistic-looking, almost blue.
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But the wildly unrealistic promises didn't start at 85033 5th Ave.
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A good starting point: Don't saddle students with unrealistic academic expectations.
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EDF Energy said the scenario outlined in the report was unrealistic.
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The judge called the Crown's recommendation was unrealistic and too harsh.
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I have heard diplomats tell me these fundamental changes are unrealistic.
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Manfred also dismissed it as unrealistic, and harmful to division winners.
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"Sex and the City" created an unrealistic fantasy for some women.
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Isn't Bernie a socialist with an unrealistic, left-wing policy agenda?
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It was beyond unrealistic for me to anticipate a seamless transition.
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The hurdle to successfully implement this solution expeditiously seems completely unrealistic.
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Several Democratic rivals, including Biden, have criticized Sanders' plan as unrealistic.
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They are a result of unrealistic future growth and valuation expectations.
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" The National Retail Federation issued a statement calling the demand "unrealistic.
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Laying the blame on games is not only shortsighted, it's unrealistic.
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Team members complained of shifting priorities and arbitrary or unrealistic deadlines.
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Lesbian porn is so unrealistic in general that it is laughable.
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"I think it's unrealistic for a couple of reasons," he said.
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Like so many aspects of porn, it's greatly exaggerated and unrealistic.
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Sanders is uncompromising to a fault and his plans are unrealistic.
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Or is it an unrealistic plan at the expense of taxpayers?
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So, I think it's unrealistic for her to negotiate in public.
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But buyers have wish lists that are often unrealistic, he says.
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But Hoskinson raised concern about "unrealistic" cryptocurrency projects entering the space.
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But it needs to abandon some of its more unrealistic demands.
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Team members complained of shifting priorities and arbitrary or unrealistic deadlines.
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So all of this might be unrealistic, and I get that.
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"I had to be very unrealistic about my situation," she says.
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Mr. Trump's estimate is unrealistic but a modest lift is expected.
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Given the loyalty of Mr. Trump's base, it may be unrealistic.
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Drabin, on the other hand, finds the pro-regulation attitude unrealistic.
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It can even complicate a return home by raising unrealistic expectations.
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We're imposing an expectation on them that is unrealistic and false.
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Reducing deficit by $200 billion by 2020 is quite unrealistic demand.
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Sometimes, however, the grand, romantic gestures depicted in movies result in unrealistic expectations from couplesLartey-Williams said she loved the movie "Crazy Rich Asians," but noted that many aspects of the wedding seemed unrealistic to her.
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Not that his talk of a post-election Republican Party "epiphany" is unrealistic — every candidate in the field is offering unrealistic plans for change — but that he has a taste for signing on to bad bargains.
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There was a lightness to it and a sort of unrealistic perfection.
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Lyrics that objectify people and uphold unrealistic beauty standards are not hot.
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But the more they wanted, the more it became outrageous and unrealistic.
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A few readers have told me they found this to be unrealistic.
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I will not show an unrealistic standard, because that's just not fair.
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In almost every situation, the expectation of an immediate response is unrealistic.
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Many teens are "overconfident" and "have wildly unrealistic expectations," said Fox News.
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However, she sees them clearly and is not unrealistic about family foibles.
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Musk is also fairly notorious for giving unrealistic estimates for big projects.
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Social media users slammed the flyer for perpetuating an unrealistic beauty ideal.
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Many say they arrived in Europe with unrealistic expectations for quick success.
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Anthony Bourdain knows what we're all thinking: Friends was truly so unrealistic.
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Most North Korea-watchers considered the first unconscionable and the second unrealistic.
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Shoddy or unrealistic experimental design can bring far more hurt than harm.
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The EU has previously dismissed these ideas as unrealistic at this stage.
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Though some of its ideas are unrealistic, a few are common sense.
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These include methods like spotting irregular blinking patterns or unrealistic skin tone.
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There has never been a more unrealistic show on television than Friends.
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They are cheesy, overly dramatic and occasionally (read: always) a little unrealistic.
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Like any typically impatient and unrealistic millennial, I also expected immediate success.
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It makes it a scarier movie monster, sure, but it's just unrealistic.
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I feel like it would be extremely unrealistic, like all TV. -Sara
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Of course, I had an unrealistic idea of what that would mean.
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Whenever you need mindless distraction and unrealistic positivity, Love Actually is there.
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Even though the HGTV community — beset with unrealistic expectations and a Target.
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It will be unrealistic for the market to reject the platform outright.
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"It's unrealistic and unreasonable to demand complete equality in trade," she said.
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Jefferies' Wissink said the ratio of cost cuts to reinvestment looked unrealistic.
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Other trainers get back into shape fast, but I think that's unrealistic.
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Some fads, like the furry manicure, are somewhat unrealistic for everyday wear.
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A lot of your dolls have unrealistic-sized eyes, breasts, and waists.
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"We're creating unrealistic expectations and, in the process, nothing happens," he added.
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Before today, that might have seemed like an extreme or unrealistic step.
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Some other staff in the White House hold extreme and unrealistic views.
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"For guys, that's unrealistic, I'm telling you," said The Greatest Showman star.
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But opponents of the plan say its price tag makes it unrealistic.
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Many have also used outdated investment forecasts that count on unrealistic returns.
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Their motivations are almost always complicated, and actual aspirations are often unrealistic.
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So far, they've only brought unrealistic proposals that won't reopen the government.
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Though Lincoln sometimes seemed sympathetic to this idea, "colonization" was always unrealistic.
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It is unrealistic at this point to expect it ever to happen.
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The Mueller report didn't deliver the smoking gun of unrealistic liberal fantasies.
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To rely solely on the U.S. to ensure safe passageway is unrealistic.
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Other times, circumstances change, leading presidents to back down from unrealistic promises.
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And then they got super skinny, like Kate Moss — and that's unrealistic.
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"There's the completely unrealistic goal of getting this thing stopped," she said.
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But the show's representation of "the women problem" in tech isn't unrealistic.
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And you also gave us the most unrealistic thunderstorm make-out sesh.
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It is a feat that many economists have called "unrealistic," he said.
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The moderates will still assail her plan as unrealistic and politically toxic.
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"This is unjust, this is unrealistic, this is unsustainable," Mr. Lee said.
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Turning off electricity to residential customers to reduce pollution is politically unrealistic.
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As for the space stuff, most Zambians found it silly and unrealistic.
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Several law enforcement sources tell us the Prius spot was hysterically unrealistic.
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While tantalizing, the plan as it stands is, to be gentle, unrealistic.
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"Unrealistic expectations are a big part of this problem," Dr. Lin said.
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Frankly, 50 percent seems low — and "unrealistic portrayals" an almost comic euphemism.
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But Graham has made a career out of battling unrealistic beauty standards.
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Plenty of crowdfunding companies set unrealistic goals or hit intractable technical snags.
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She disparaged Mr. Sanders as disruptive and hopelessly unrealistic in his proposals.
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Haaland's start to life at Dortmund has, frankly, been a little unrealistic.
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And even if the basic figures are right, this scenario is unrealistic.
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Some may find the two theories of history equally naïve and unrealistic.
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Unrealistic to expect Pres Trump is suddenly different person from candidate Trump.
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A year ago, Mr. de Blasio dismissed closing the jail as unrealistic.
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For example, there's no princess conforming to unrealistic beauty standards in sight.
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It's not unrealistic for someone to not talk about it for decades.
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It is unrealistic to expect justices themselves to be accomplished legal historians.
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It seems even more unrealistic than Aldovia's dungeons — or Amber's blogging career.
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Critics say the bank's obsession with its 2 percent target is unrealistic.
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The country cancelled three consecutive Treasury auctions, citing investors' unrealistic yield demands.
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Activists say government-backed programs to find prostitutes new jobs are unrealistic.
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Boys suffer from unrealistic beauty standards, too, and the problem starts early.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Bernie Sanders, (I-Vt.), calling them unrealistic.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the requirement was unrealistic, singling out one doctor.
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"We have sometimes unrealistic expectations about how these things work," Normand said.
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Ten years seems a not unrealistic time span for such a project.
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We laughed at the unrealistic brutish nature of the Australians in 'Bart vs.
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Something tells me that this extremely unrealistic, and even potentially dangerous, in practice.
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When this happens, the two planets might cause us to have unrealistic expectations.
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And frankly, that's an unrealistic expectation to put on anyone — celebrity or not.
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To boil down one of her major decisions to "motherly duty" seems unrealistic.
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Her mother told BuzzFeed News that she worried her daughter was being unrealistic.
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His dream of taking three seasons for books four and five was unrealistic.
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It explores female friendship and the (at times) unrealistic nature of our dreams.
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His hope that banking union would be complete by 2019 now seems unrealistic.
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This, she says, is unrealistic, not least because she sometimes fishes at night.
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North Korea's full disarmament, while long the goal, is unrealistic at this point.
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Your favorite TV characters have some impressive (and notoriously unrealistic) real estate holdings.
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Unrealistic because I knew of Sarah's lifelong ambition to run her own company.
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I created an unrealistic schedule for myself which leads me to this announcement!
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And that is for basically the worst possible, most unrealistic of UBI designs.
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"It is completely unrealistic that she would bounce back from that," Kelly says.
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To them, the White House's strident anti-immigration views are unhelpful and unrealistic.
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Everyone copies each other to appease scary investors who demand huge unrealistic returns.
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At the moment, the (UK) government is making unrealistic demands within unfeasible timescales.
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The model industry veteran often vocalizes her feelings about unrealistic standards of beauty.
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As humans we often put unrealistic and unhealthy expectations on things or people.
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"It's a bit privileged and unrealistic to say no to technology," says Levine.
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Even so, a competitive auction could drive up its price to unrealistic levels.
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And 15 years ago, that didn't seem to be such an unrealistic hope.
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Steve Bullock attacked the plan as destabilizing, unrealistic, politically risky and too expensive.
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Lucy is compassionate and just a tad unrealistic, but her commitment is sincere.
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"Expecting a teenager to come forward and do that is unrealistic," says Dauber.
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Of course, it's unrealistic to imagine government stepping out of the way completely.
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" In an interview with the Post, Work said the report proposal was "unrealistic.
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He added the group's earnings and dividend expectations per share now look unrealistic.
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But too many people have unrealistic expectations of The Big Man, she said.
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Ask, instead, whether winning 60 games cursed this team with unrealistic relationship expectations.
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You might be wondering why this theory ranks first on the unrealistic scale.
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It's true: Societal pressures often cause us to hold ourselves to unrealistic standards.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romanian politicians are making unrealistic pay promises ahead of the Dec.
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But the proposals' main flaw, former officials said, is that they are unrealistic.
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An attack in Copenhagen still seems unrealistic, even though it's happened once before.
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Our appeals may seem unrealistic given bipartisan support for the 1996 welfare law.
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"It's unrealistic to expect a new iPhone-like innovation every year," said DiDio.
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But of all the answers so far, Biden's may be the most unrealistic.
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"That's unrealistic and unfair to anyone else to have that burden," she wrote.
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It's unrealistic to think most of the base maintenance cost can be eliminated.
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Or maybe preserving the old way was an unrealistic promise nobody could keep.
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Peru, Ecuador, and Chile should reverse course, eliminating unrealistic visa requirements for Venezuelans.
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It would be unrealistic to expect them to make such a distinction now.
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Vittitoe said in her blog post that the current dress code is unrealistic.
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In effect, this proposal is guarding against truly catastrophic, and unrealistic, economic times.
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"yet another unrealistic standard for women," one fan tweeted with a laughing gif.
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Place your subject in an unrealistic setting, or give inanimate objects humanistic traits.
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Kerry Washington isn't going to change her appearance to meet Hollywood's unrealistic standards.
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He's a dark hyperextension of fandom, but not unrealistic as a human being.
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"Aliens" seems like such an unrealistic word, so I refused to use it.
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While asking Facebook to fix it is reasonable, it is probably equally unrealistic.
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It is unbecoming, unrealistic and counterproductive to protecting and advancing our national interests.
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"You get some guys in Futures who are a bit unrealistic," he said.
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The organization advises against raising unrealistic expectations, especially for women seeking sexual improvement.
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But Trump's 3 percent growth target is unrealistic, according to the NABE survey.
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This is often the result of comparing yourself to an unrealistic, unattainable standard.
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Nuclear deterrence presupposes an unrealistic view of human behavior if projected over time.
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And anyone who deviated from these lines was unrealistic, or flat-out irrational.
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You are being dreamy and idealistic; that's commendable, but totally unpractical and unrealistic.
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Her carbon emissions targets, one utility executive said, are based on unrealistic expectations.
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Dear Readers: Today's Sound Off is about the unrealistic expectations placed on women.
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Bad lip readings are mostly unrealistic, which makes them a hoot to watch.
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The way that probably happened is a little bit, sort of, again unrealistic.
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Did you ever feel through making this that the release date was unrealistic?
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"It would be unrealistic to think that it wasn't an aspect," he said.
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Reality check: Some senior Democrats have deemed the idea as unrealistic, Politico notes.
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The children's parents left for South Africa years ago as farming became unrealistic.
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While it may make for an appealing narrative, it sets up unrealistic expectations.
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People's folk beliefs about how that monitoring and verification happens are very unrealistic.
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What could you possibly posit about Trump that's unrealistic, that he won't do?
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Most teenagers have unrealistic expectations about what the future holds, even the immediate future.
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Talk about over-sexualized images or unrealistic body ideals of girls in the media.
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As a result, the final product features rough angles, tiny wings, and unrealistic proportions.
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But Atah Ullah says this power structure means their dreams of change were unrealistic.
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They also say the U.S. has an unrealistic approach to North Korea&aposs denuclearization.
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Demanding they all get along when they meet isn't just unrealistic, but sexist itself.
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Photoshop, in 2018, is often derided as a tool that bolsters unrealistic beauty standards.
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He slammed the single-payer plan again and again as unrealistic and politically dangerous.
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We know this may sound unrealistic, but it might also be a total coincidence.
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Yet Mr Assad's ambition to reassert his control over the entire country is unrealistic.
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To many observers of American politics, this plan sounds quixotic, unrealistic, even downright delusional.
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Much has been written about the unrealistic beauty standards women have been held to.
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" The authors admit that "these goals may be idealistic at best, unrealistic at worst.
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But others, like Alexandra Chiaramonti, say completely disconnecting would be unrealistic in certain jobs.
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The algorithms that were in place for us, they made us follow unrealistic rates.
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They have to have someone there every single second of the day it's unrealistic.
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The disaster has at least revealed how unrealistic the administration's Saudi gambit always was.
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Trump could use these facts against Clinton, but his own unrealistic stance weakens him.
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Participants also couldn't touch their faces during the experiments, which is a bit unrealistic.
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Why are the least informed, most unrealistic and most unreasonable political voices the loudest?
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As Mr Trump seems to realise, biting everything off in one go is unrealistic.
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She blamed the "unrealistic schedule" she has made for herself and apologized to fans.
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Too much money can create unrealistic expectations and lead to waste, inefficiency and sloppiness.
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The so-called experts insisted that it was unrealistic , highly unlikely , and probably impossible .
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"Hey...good job making a shitty unrealistic SJW 'WWII' game!" wrote one on Twitter.
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People who came from the hardware industry were shocked by Facebook's unrealistic production timeline.
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The familiar pattern kicked in: Executives told Musk what he was proposing was unrealistic.
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And so for me, what's unrealistic is — is what we're living in right now.
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Bank leaders say they've eliminated the unrealistic sales goals that drove the scandal. 5.
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If worrying about imminent extinction is unrealistic, trying to hide from it is ignoble.
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This is completely unrealistic given the Danish tradition of putting migrants on the dole.
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Often letting go of inefficient habits and unrealistic systems can be just as useful.
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Utilitarianism — seeking the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people — is totally unrealistic.
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Then last week Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the timeline was aggressive and unrealistic.
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Bonus: This is a New Year's resolution that does not include unrealistic exercise goals.
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Graham told Ellen DeGeneres that in modeling and everyday life, body expectations are unrealistic.
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Some Australian mammals are suffering because they don't conform to society's unrealistic beauty standards.
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The unrealistic body standards placed upon women this summer have gotten out of hand.
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David Perdue said it was unrealistic to provide security for every member of Congress.
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So it's not completely unrealistic to assume that these sorts of challenges might arise.
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Even as her story becomes increasingly unrealistic, you never stop seeing yourself in her.
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Ironically, the one hopeful thing about The Handmaid's Tale is also the most unrealistic.
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Most importantly, politicians should remember that unrealistic promises may come back to haunt them.
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I don't think it's unrealistic to imagine to send conservation biologists into conflict zones.
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This symbology is otherwise made unrealistic when expressed by a human who is acting.
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Meaning they can't possibly match the unrealistic aspirations Trump has laid out for them.
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This is unrealistic, given the demands on the troops to focus on their mission.
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"Unrealistic beliefs on scope — often hidden and undiscussed — kill high standards," Amazon's founder wrote.
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Not 28503 percent, which was always unrealistic – but 22019 percent for the highest earners.
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And don't expect unrealistic numbers when it comes to funding the review, Karako said.
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Participating shops were seeing gouged incomes as they struggled to meet unrealistic cost cuts.
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What part of "If you forget my burger, I will divorce you" seems unrealistic?
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It was here that Firkus realized a singing career could be an unrealistic goal.
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Instead of trying to lose weight rapidly, let's start with losing our unrealistic expectations.
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And his political theory of change, his waving away of limits, seemed utterly unrealistic.
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Winning back Congress in 2018 isn't impossible, but at this point it is unrealistic.
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They have unrealistic body types, which could distort views of attractiveness and body confidence.
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"The general response has been that while ambitious, it is not unrealistic," he said.
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"We are expected to move at a pace that is completely unrealistic," she said.
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"It would be unrealistic for him to make this pledge," Moreno said to Hill.
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She also had an unrealistic idea, Arty believed, about how much money he had.
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Cochlear implants are expensive and unrealistic without private health insurance or extensive government backing.
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De Vries also said the Power Compare forecast based on his estimate is unrealistic.
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Requiring large concessions from them is likely to spark unrealistic demands for the Taliban.
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If that's unrealistic, you might at least consider shooting for a fifty-fifty ratio.
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It's been called "unrealistic" or "naïve" by everyone from ExxonMobil to the interior secretary.
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But wind and solar power companies have criticized it as unrealistic and politically divisive.
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There is, of course, Bonds's career home run record, which no longer seems unrealistic.
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Then, of course, there are the narrow, unrealistic standards of beauty the competition promotes.
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It's bound to happen, as these staged, unrealistic scenarios just beg for funny captions.
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Women are already saturated with around-the-clock images that dictate unrealistic beauty standards.
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"To want to artificially separate these two economies is unrealistic and impossible," Li said.
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Chloë Grace Moretz is taking body-image issues and unrealistic beauty standards to task.
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Experts and economists had slammed the proposal for unrealistic economic assumptions and accounting tricks.
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We all strive to deliver quality work, but constantly aiming for perfection is unrealistic.
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Finding meteorites lodged in the muddy ocean floor may, at first thought, seem unrealistic.
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Instagram is often criticized for showcasing unrealistic lifestyles that can make users feel insecure.
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May, have consistently overestimated their bargaining power and made a number of unrealistic statements.
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Many investors have yet to internalize the fact that 4 percent growth is unrealistic.
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Surely he understood the basic fundamentals before making wild accusations and unrealistic promises, right?
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Much like affected withdrawal scenes, overdoses in film and TV tend to be unrealistic.
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Foreign governments were equally unrealistic, though their diplomats in Damascus were far less sanguine.
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For Nadolsky's obesity clients, this amount of exercise is unrealistic when they're starting out.
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He offered a corrective counterpoint to one element that a reviewer tagged as unrealistic.
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At this point, it is perhaps unrealistic to expect anything different from this president.
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But his goal of replacing the whole board with his own people is unrealistic.
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Some experts, though, say that is unrealistic and that it could take much longer.
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Supporters of Mr. Abdullah have said the Spinboldak numbers were hugely inflated and unrealistic.
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Despair, far more than an unrealistic hope, is the great danger we face today.
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It&aposs an unrealistic schedule for a working, new mom to keep up with.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign blasted Warren's plan as "unrealistic" and "mathematical gymnastics.
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The privileges that come with Fleck's race set him up for these unrealistic expectations.
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They can ban political conversations on the clock, which is clear, but perhaps unrealistic.
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Have you already ditched your totally unrealistic, pie-in-the-sky New Year's resolutions?
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"It's unrealistic to assume that we'll ever have a neutral system," Professor Wachter said.
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But some things turn out to be unrealistic, depending on the choices you make.
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It is simply unrealistic to believe that this kind of money doesn't buy influence.
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Women are sick of being held to unrealistic standards of beauty, wealth, and success.
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Ricardo A. Rosselló that his plan was unrealistic and asked him to make revisions.
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And Doug Jones's win has made that possibility — once absurdly unrealistic — finally look plausible.
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Sopko pointed out program failures, unrealistic claims of optimism and colossal examples of corruption.
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Hospitals say it creates an unrealistic burden and unfairly leaves insurers alone, per WSJ.
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They say with oil prices as they are right now, that's unrealistic as well.
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Maybe my expectations approaching the book were a tad unrealistic, but they weren't unfounded.
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Ovinton J'Anthony Mayo has been sparring with unrealistic expectations for most of his life.
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Other data suggests that young people are struggling to cope with a visual culture which emphases unrealistic body ideals… Young people appear to have internalized irrational social ideals of the perfectible self that, while unrealistic, are to them eminently desirable and obtainable.
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Like his bid for the team, his presidential run has been buoyed by a host of grandiose and unrealistic promises — to restore manufacturing jobs, to eliminate America's trade deficit, to spur wildly unrealistic economic growth — that appear to magically resolve fundamental differences.
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"I always say four to six weeks with a broken hand is unrealistic," he said.
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But for good reason, a majority of Israelis also see this as unrealistic right now.
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But the association said that those figures were unrealistic because of factors like emergency overtime.
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As a result, it would be "unrealistic" to expect Mueller to hover over his team.
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These unrealistic expectations may ultimately have negative consequences for their physical and emotional well-being.
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When the actress isn't schooling inconsiderate subway riders, she's taking unrealistic body standards to task.
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"That's a wonderful attention-grabbing headline, but it paints an unrealistic picture," Harley said. Why?
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Even allowing for the fact that it was filmed in 2014, it is still unrealistic.
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Achieving these goals may seem unrealistic, but this only demonstrates how pressing the problem is.
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It's now unrealistic to see that the current negotiating tactic is likely to bear fruit.
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We're big fans of starting over every new year, but some things are just unrealistic.
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I'm a reporter so having a stable, steady job in one place forever is unrealistic.
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It's just nowhere close to today's flagships, which is probably an unrealistic expectation to have.
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Chang is far too ambitious and accomplished, and the prospect of staging again seems unrealistic.
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Both Buttigieg and Klobuchar now say moving quickly to a single-payer system is unrealistic.
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Most Hong Kongers reckon the party is advocating a course of action that is unrealistic.
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Frankly, the whole concept of the "ideal" dog perpetuates unrealistic and damaging canine beauty standards.
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But the EU's chief negotiator, Frenchman Michel Barnier, has said that looks unrealistic — so far.
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Majed al-Ansari, a political sociology professor at Qatar University, called it laughable and unrealistic.
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On the one hand, I know I shouldn't care about upholding unrealistic standards of beauty.
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The fans love their Teslas — but now they've had enough of Elon Musk's unrealistic goals.
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We're breaking free – from the unrealistic expectations High School Musical gave us about high school.
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The company even made ads showing off the most unrealistic proposal of all time (above).
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The clip is an obvious parody, with an exaggerated vocal impersonation and unrealistic computer effects.
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It's just another day — don't put unrealistic expectations on it, and don't beat yourself up.
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They argue the ECB's demands are unrealistic and delay the very consolidation the sector needs.
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"We have really unrealistic beauty standards and beauty norms," Lively tells Refinery29 in an interview.
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It's somewhat unrealistic that governments impose highly restrictive quarantines for several months at a time.
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Sellers who still have unrealistic price expectations are the biggest barriers to sales, brokers say.
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Repealing ObamaCare and replacing it with the AHCA as currently crafted seems unrealistic to me.
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And managers incentivized to pretend to meet unrealistic performance goals began to game the system.
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As such, the depiction of computers evolved into a lot of dazzling (if unrealistic) animations.
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Senators and governors from expansion states have called that funding cliff unrealistic and too draconian.
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Expecting bicycle riders to share the lane with buses and taxis is outdated and unrealistic.
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She thinks that the fetish is an unattainable—or at least unrealistic—fantasy for most.
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This is typically accompanied by a wildly unrealistic call for a senior Tory to resign.
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But the firm assumes "highly unrealistic and unnecessarily expensive" actions are taken to reduce emissions.
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In one scene, Tracey humps the pillow while complaining about the unrealistic aspects of porn.
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They banged on about the Tories' failure to take Bury, an arbitrary and unrealistic yardstick.
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His call to abolish the levy has sparked criticism that his policies are fiscally unrealistic.
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"The first business is always the most challenging because you're usually relatively unrealistic," she said.
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It is unrealistic to think momentous change can happen all at once for several reasons.
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He set unrealistic deadlines and then undercut his negotiators by questioning them as they approached.
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To every horrible, uncomfortable, unrealistic standard of which we feel we have to live by.
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Table 1 shows the Fed has been highly unrealistic in its forecasts for several years.
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Opponents of disarmament like to dismiss calls for the abolition of nuclear weapons as unrealistic.
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It is unrealistic to expect physicians to recommend treatments about which they possess little knowledge.
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However, some were quick to point out that the theme seemed reductive and unrealistic.—Dr.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' office said the negotiations must be concluded immediately, "without unrealistic demands".
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It all escalates so fast, which seems very unrealistic and out of character for him.
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She has left countless hints that she sees Sanders's platform as unrealistic, impractical or unobtainable.
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The pro explained this would require changing the United States Constitution — deemed an unrealistic goal.
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But such measures are financially unrealistic for a resource-poor, aid-dependent country like Kiribati.
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Some have called for building tunnels instead; city transportation officials have said that is unrealistic.
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Her idea to come under heavy criticism, forget me, heavy criticism that's been totally unrealistic.
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So, if a central bank's forecasts are unrealistic, it reduces the effectiveness of monetary policy.
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The recovery scores were completely unrealistic given only a month of recovery time, he said.
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Sanders's plan was dragged for being vague, unrealistic, and light on the nuts and bolts.
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It would be unrealistic to suggest that the show will not benefit from such timeliness.
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When our anxiety causes us to avoid a situation, it reinforces our unrealistic thought patterns.
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Some local farmers and slaughterhouse owners say that expectation is unrealistic; environmentalists say it's essential.
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But expecting one person to be everything to you is unrealistic, and creates unnecessary pressures.
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Proposals at the moment are unrealistic, he said, adding that reducing risk was the priority.
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Even outside the gray area of sex work, estimates of criminal earnings can be unrealistic.
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Time is not on the side of those who are undisciplined, unrealistic or too trusting.
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Murphy thinks fitness influencers can give people unrealistic expectations of what they should look like.
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That accomplishment cannot be sacrificed for an unrealistic effort to pressure Iran on ballistic missiles.
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Without its unrealistic assumptions, the administration's plan wouldn't balance the budget in 2027 — or ever.
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Girls worried about unrealistic beauty standards, for example, can turn to the body positivity movement.
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Asking them to win is reasonable, but demanding they win by 2.53 may be unrealistic.
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They have not obviously curbed his penchant for going public with unrealistic business targets, either.
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It would be utopian and fairly unrealistic to simply assume that existing practices are optimal.
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"Heal is so woo-woo," she said, and probably unrealistic in the context of war.
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Some within the LGBT+ community say the portrayal of gay love is sanitized and unrealistic.
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I don't think it's unrealistic to say a team could operate within a controlled budget.
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And it has an abysmal track record of discrimination, pay inequity, and unrealistic productivity quotas.
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"Preserving wealth starts with minimizing capital losses and not reaching for unrealistic returns," said Sonnenfeldt.
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It forces feminists to treat our own standards as unrealistic, to undermine our own arguments.
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Enough roadblocks that most people would have labeled such an idea unrealistic and given up.
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Carlos Mercader, executive director the Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration, said this argument is unrealistic.
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The wrong candidate with unrealistic policies and unworkable ideas could upend our chances for victory.
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Some 61 percent said it was unrealistic while 7 percent called it "out of question".
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"The FY [fiscal] 2019 EPA budget is reckless, it's irresponsible, and it's unrealistic," said Rep.
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Without these first-person insights, Violet and Finch come across as inauthentic, immature, and unrealistic.
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Today, access to the internet and social media has rendered that fantasy even more unrealistic.
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Asking the press or politicians to ignore such news is arguably wrong and certainly unrealistic.
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Upon further reflection, I have come to the conclusion that that was naive and unrealistic.
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Biden has sharply attacked Medicare for All, saying it would be too costly and unrealistic.
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That approach is to introduce realism into what has heretofore been an aggressively unrealistic genre.
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Some TV characters have unrealistic careers whereas others seem to be accurately doing their job.
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She describes this as the difference between being a realistic optimist and an unrealistic optimist.
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Some of his announced plans for governing across the aisle have been dismissed as unrealistic.
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In Korean, a "dog dream" is one that typically refers to something absurd or unrealistic.
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And after the race, he said he never considered trying to pass in unrealistic circumstances.
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A defiant Doha has denied accusations of supporting terrorism and says the demands are unrealistic.
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"I do think the drafting of the Green New Deal is hopelessly unrealistic," Weld said.
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The one imprisoned by the United Nations and its own unrealistic vision of the future.
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If their goals are unhealthy, unrealistic, or unattainable, work together to establish a better resolution.
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Ballerinas figure prominently in movies and TV, with depictions ranging from spot-on to unrealistic.
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"I think that life matures you, because here it's a little bit unrealistic," she said.
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French President Francois Hollande last month, however, said the idea was provocative and "totally unrealistic".
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We know they dance to choreographed routines and have astoundingly unrealistic fat-to-muscle ratios.
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"The summit was a rush decision and quickly overtaken by unrealistic expectations," Davenport told me.
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Today they may seem unrealistic, but eventually they will be part of our daily lives.
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Beautiful bodies, infallible boners, and performers' impossible flexibility can create all manner of unrealistic expectations.
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Unrealistic demands tend to be as counterproductive in politics as they are in human relationships.
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It would be unrealistic to hope or expect Cleveland to morph into the 2008 Boston Celtics over the course of 48 hours; it might even be unrealistic to expect them to tighten up their defensive execution enough to jump from absolutely horrendous to merely bad.
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In fact, it's an unrealistic number that helps explain how the poll could have been off.
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And perhaps it's unrealistic to expect Flake to vote against his ideological interests as a conservative.
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They complain that the scenarios are unrealistic and that the Fed keeps its models under wraps.
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Vivendi challenged Mediaset Premium's business targets, saying its expectation of breaking even in 2018 was unrealistic.
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Political influence also drove a string of unrealistic, expensive projects that were cancelled by subsequent administrations.
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Our enthusiasm contributed to some unrealistic expectations on the team, which caused resentment down the road.
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The charade only served to encourage unrealistic Palestinian goals and was therefore harmful to peace prospects.
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It's unrealistic, harmful, and plays into antiquated and exclusive notions of what beauty should look like.
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VW execs set unrealistic goals for the future power, emissions and efficiency of affordable diesel products.
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"To apologize to someone I've never spoken to ... is a little unrealistic right now," he said.
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Don't you think TV shows like this aimed at teenagers are contributing to unrealistic body expectations?
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I developed this unrealistic idea in my head of what I believed I should look like.
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Now actress Keira Knightley is criticizing those appearances as setting an unrealistic expectation for other women.
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It's not your job to always agree with your partner, because that's unrealistic and no fun.
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There are no unbearable scenes where Shawn makes a nonsensical decision or delivers an unrealistic monologue.
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He overwhelmed his beloved landscapes and skies with schematic machinery, advanced (if highly unrealistic) air colonies.
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Animation can get away with exaggerating things in ways that would feel unrealistic with real actors.
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Kickstarter may not feel the need to investigate Adoptly unless it meets its unrealistic fundraising goal.
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But progressives brush aside the criticisms that single payer health care is unrealistic or too expensive.
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But some believed the expectation of violence as a result of Trump's victory alone was unrealistic.
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Exactly how much remains to be seen, and nobody should go into this with unrealistic expectations.
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Mercury will also square Neptune, so some unrealistic expectations will need to be kept in check.
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The government says logistical and budgetary constraints make it unrealistic to hold the election on time.
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Penélope Cruz is calling out the unrealistic expectations society places on women, with or without children.
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The ride-hailing service offers its customers an alternative to traditional taxis, and an unrealistic bargain.
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"Price expectation from vendors has become more realistic, but many are still unrealistic," Mr. Coulson said.
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Another message said Kim's promises to boost both the economy and the nuclear program were unrealistic.
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The new year is here, so it's time for everyone's favorite pastime: publicly declaring unrealistic resolutions.
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"Reaching the targets by 24 seems more unrealistic than ever," Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Andreas Brun said.
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"We shouldn't let people who try to tell us it's unrealistic drive us crazy," said Bartsch.
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Barbie has received significant criticism over the years for being an unrealistic role model for kids.
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" Segregation encourages white children, they wrote, to "gain personal status in an unrealistic and nonadaptive way.
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Sometimes, the overt use of dismemberment as a crutch to punctuate the plot is highly unrealistic.
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He was pushing back against rival Hillary Clinton who has cast his policy proposals as unrealistic.
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THE REAL YOU IS GOOD ENOUGH❗️ 📵 We can not compare ourselves to unrealistic images.
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It is unrealistic to treat government monetary actions as basically undesirable "interventions" into otherwise optimal markets.
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The expectation that all standardized tests in public school systems will be quashed is simply unrealistic.
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The IMF says it is unrealistic to expect Greece to keep such a surplus for decades.
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Unless you have a decorator on speed dial, completely remodeling your cooking space is probably unrealistic.
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If getting into your bed earlier is truly unrealistic, you can also take the alternative approach.
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"Many unicorns may be overvalued [21] and subject to unrealistic scientific expectations," the study's authors write.
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But really, that might be more unrealistic than the release of the infamous, unconfirmed pee tape.
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But sources said the large senior tranche sets an unrealistic precedent for the likes of MPS.
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What's your advice to young girls who feel the constant pressure to meet unrealistic beauty expectations?
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The dream to one day get a Michelin star does not sound that unrealistic, after all.
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It turns out that this unrealistic body image is as challenging for men as for women.
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Screenwriter Rafael Jordan warns that needlessly bloated budgets are placing unrealistic expectations on sci-fi movies.
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It is unrealistic — nay, it is irresponsible to lead us to believe that Mario is 26.
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But this rosy scenario is as unrealistic as the others that preceded it over the decades.
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Another message said Kim's promises to boost both the economy and the nuclear programme were unrealistic.
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Consequently, brokers say, Bauhouse's expectations of condo sale prices of $5,000 a square foot were unrealistic.
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" He warned, however, that a comprehensive immigration bill was unrealistic, and "fall under its own weight.
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But Niel says it's also unrealistic to expect French industrial giants to pivot into digital dominance.
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However, there are alternatives to these unrealistic ploys, and they deserve a place in the conversation.
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Bets against the stock have increased, on views their value seems unrealistic compared with larger peers.
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"I think it's unrealistic to think they're going to start turning down subsidies entirely," Davis added.
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Get radically honest about the costsIs the payoff of maintaining unrealistic standards worth what you're sacrificing?
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Many human resources professionals, however, believe it's unrealistic to adopt a blanket ban on workplace romance.
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Republicans immediately denounced Warren's plan as unrealistic even though they have no plan of their own.
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It's unrealistic to think that your body or my body will ever look like anyone else's.
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Kim said that people often come into Jeju and other Michelin-starred restaurants with unrealistic expectations.
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They say with oil prices as low as they are right now, that's unrealistic, as well.
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Jean Domanico Durham, N.C. MacFarquhar's article seems to portray caseworkers as setting unrealistic standards for parenting.
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It's unrealistic to expect the average person to give informed consent to every lengthy user agreement.
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What's unrealistic is to imagine that we can somehow escape the inexorable calculus of climate change.
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This process of repeating truncated speech, though unrealistic, adds to the emotional impact of the story.
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Maybe it's unrealistic to expect the Met, a Eurocentric institution of encyclopedic proportions, to change much.
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The challenge with a morph is crossing this line of believability, making something unrealistic look realistic.
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Now I have this really unrealistic view that guns should be banned from every place, everywhere.
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In hedge fund land, funds are offering "unrealistic" liquidity terms, according to a report from Barclays.
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Claims that aggressive climate change policies are "unrealistic" are, almost always, made by centrists and conservatives.
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Bicycling advocates also argued it was unrealistic to require someone to carry a phone on roads.
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And despite the consideration with which Livesey treats her readers, "Mercury" is also shaggy and unrealistic.
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It is unrealistic to think that what is right for some countries is right for all.
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Reiterating previous comments, Weidmann said market expectations for a hike next year were "not completely unrealistic".
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The administration's plan relies on three unrealistic assumptions to produce the mirage of a balanced budget.
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The requirement to interact with an app during a sexual encounter is "completely unrealistic," she said.
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It's unhealthy and unrealistic to want to be happy all the time (go for contentment, instead).
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Critics sneer that they're all heaving bosoms and throbbing manhoods, unrealistic, poorly written and politically incorrect.
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Unrealistic though it may sound, the researchers conclude it could actually be a cost-effective intervention.
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What once seemed unrealistic is made possible by technology, and justified in the name of security.
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That's unrealistic, of course, since real-world V2G conditions are unlikely to match idealized usage patterns.
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The bet was enormous and, in retrospect, it seems the expectations were unrealistic for both parties.
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Elon uses unrealistic deadlines as a management tool to get the absolute most out of people.
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He has criticized Medicare for All plans such as the legislation championed by Sanders as unrealistic.
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Maybe a paycheck is unrealistic when society doesn't even recognize how much work is put in.
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In the real world, it would be unrealistic to walk around wearing protective clothing and respirators.
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It is probably unrealistic to expect South Korea to scrap the missile system entirely, he said.
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Yet Francisca Porchas, one of Puente's organizers, worried about setting an unrealistic precedent with its membership.
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But NATO cannot afford to take on unrealistic commitments that would call into question its credibility.
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Mr. Johnson has insisted they must conclude this year, but critics say the timetable is unrealistic.
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Would that these unrealistic assumptions, double-counting errors and false narratives were restricted to Mr. Trump.
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Given the current electoral landscape, such an intensely competitive four-way race is not particularly unrealistic.
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With CBT, counselors challenge rigid thinking and unrealistic beliefs, while encouraging flexible thinking and self-acceptance.
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In South Korea, the prospect of a pre-emptive strike has long been dismissed as unrealistic.
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Mr. Johnson wants a deal by the end of 2020, but the E.U. says that's unrealistic.
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"America First" is a colossally unrealistic stance, one disadvantaging the United States along with other nations.
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Expecting a major corporate lobbying group to enlist in #TheResistance seems unrealistic, especially three years in.
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On the other hand, "Property Brothers" was called out for setting unrealistic expectations for its viewers.
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By 27, they had pushed the deadline to 503, and now even that target seems unrealistic.
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There is no village, just a pile of unrealistic expectations and harsh criticism waiting for mothers.
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However, this is unrealistic because of the widespread use of leaded piping, thus it's not enforced.
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But in exchange for all those benefits, their jobs come with huge and sometimes unrealistic expectations.
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No person in public office or politics is pure, and to expect no flaws is unrealistic.
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Others dread what they consider a commercialized holiday that can put unrealistic pressure on their relationships.
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But the notion that the president should avoid the media is also unrealistic, and sometimes detrimental.
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Turning to the politics of the blueprint, members of Congress and budget experts consider it unrealistic.
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The Fund says it is unrealistic to expect Greece to keep such a surplus for decades.
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The companies failed "to inform the EPA that their label instructions were unrealistic," the lawsuit said.
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Critics have long pointed to Barbie's shoes as a symbol of the unrealistic expectations she sets.
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Because land is so expensive in New York, a short building can be unrealistic, developers say.
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Tamir notes that problems do arise when the emotional standards we set for ourselves become unrealistic.
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After the vote, Netanyahu angrily accused Lieberman of making unrealistic demands and forcing an unnecessary election.
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"We think it (is) unrealistic to try to return the seas to their prehuman condition," he said.
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Zac Efron as Corny CollinsIn 2007, Efron set unrealistic expectations for high schoolers everywhere as Link Larkin.
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" He also cast doubt on the viability of shutting the border, describing the threat as "totally unrealistic.
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But the idea that he was just going lobby insults at him, that is just ridiculous, unrealistic.
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"This shows that not all ideas that are currently under discussion there are totally unrealistic," Scholz said.
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What will be harder to leave behind, though, are the unrealistic expectations many attach to interracial children.
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Let me get this out of the way right now: The promises on the box are unrealistic.
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Sure, haters may say it's bad body-image vibes, unrealistic standards for women, frying our brains, etc.
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In the past, Mattel has been criticized for promoting poor body image through its unrealistic Barbie dolls.
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Disney, you have once again set us up for an unrealistic look into how royal weddings happen.
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His administration brushed aside critiques that its projections were unrealistic and relied on overly optimistic economic projections.
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"This unrealistic deadline by the federal government is quite amazing," he said in his Fox News interview.
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We had the unrealistic expectation that life would normalize in the island, but that's not the case.
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"That's fencing off in an unrealistic way the impact of cases involving Nazis," Ken White told me.
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One makes all military service seem unrealistic for most, the other a terrifying ordeal that ruins lives.
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"There are a lot of unrealistic standards being put on everyone," Rousey said in a press release.
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Millennials have hugely unrealistic expectations about when and how much they will inherit, according to new research.
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Ultimately the Huawei P10 suffers from the unrealistic expectations set by the "Leica-style portraits" selling point.
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Barbie's busty yet small-waisted frame faced criticism for promoting an unrealistic body image to young girls.
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Maybe that's doable for you, but it's unrealistic for any parent with a nine-to-five job.
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She equated money with opportunity and believed that since I was poor, college was an unrealistic goal.
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Yet their work not only fails to enhance joy, it creates unrealistic expectations that lead to discontent.
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Hardline Brexiteers' calls for the backstop to be time-limited are thus not just unrealistic but nonsensical.
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It makes you set unrealistic goals that you can never reach, which makes you feel even worse.
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"Unrealistic claims of near perfection" can warp the public's perception about what AVs can and cannot accomplish.
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That's unrealistic, but it really just symbolizes the outsiders symbol, which is carried on throughout the video.
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He was criticized for unrealistic financial goals, poorly timed acquisitions and even mismanagement of the company's cash.
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Sure, there are far too many accounts on Instagram that perpetuate unrealistic ideals of health and fitness.
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Women feel such pressure to have it all, and I think that unrealistic expectation does real harm.
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The prime minister's hopes of a clean exit from the bail-out in August look unrealistic, too.
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So when you talk about high-valuation companies, I think it's unrealistic for banks to be acquirers.
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It is unrealistic to expect such an enormous group of potential voters to fall into ideological lockstep.
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Rival Buttigieg has called the proposal an unrealistic "shiny object," a description that prompted a sharp exchange.
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The Fund says this is unrealistic, and therefore the euro zone must grant the country debt relief.
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Paul Krugman and Hillary Clinton told him in 2009 that this sunny idea of bipartisanship was unrealistic.
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But other senior administration officials thought Miller's desires were unrealistic and would diminish America's standing with allies.
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Mattel has made changes in recent years to address criticism of Barbie's unrealistic proportions and ethnocentric image.
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A large contingent of economists — and even some Republicans themselves — have already called these growth projections unrealistic.
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Enter: The multi-functional, yet completely unrealistic pair of jeans you'll probably consider owning but never will.
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So feel free to check your cynicism and hectic schedules and unrealistic expectations at the classroom door.
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Some manufacturers use this design technique to claim an unrealistic number for the thinness of their laptops.
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Cons: It may be unrealistic to think major countries could come to agreement on a formula. 22019.
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As a result, it may be unrealistic to expect companies to invest considerably more on information security.
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Unrealistic claims: Be suspicious of ads that tout guaranteed investment returns or that you'll never lose money.
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"These unrealistic expectations may ultimately have negative consequences for their physical and emotional well-being," says Carbino.
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Canikli said it's "impossible and unrealistic" that Syrian Kurds would turn away from Kurdish rebels in Turkey.
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Experts say the promise is unrealistic for an economy the size and age of the United States.
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But based on the size of the state, talking to each city and county individually is unrealistic.
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It's unreasonable and unrealistic to think we can meet young people's needs with a 60-minute presentation.
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He says that capitalism stokes up unrealistic aspirations and the expectation that these aspirations can be fulfilled.
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But it's unrealistic to expect everyone in the world to switch to a plant-based diet overnight.
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I address on my Snapchat this habit of unrealistic expectations that people like the Kardashians set up.
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Now, soaring above such unrealistic options, an old technology is being touted as a new solution: airships.
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The IMF considers Berlin's demands unrealistic unless Greece gets significant debt relief or adopts new budget cuts.
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Bernie Sanders's 2016 primary campaign annoyed a lot of establishment Democrats by being so obstinately, flagrantly unrealistic.
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It was only fair—he had started Crane down a path that proved to be utterly unrealistic.
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It should be unrealistic for black babies to be twice as likely to die as white babies.
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On those metrics, populism could buckle under the weight of investigations, mismanagement and unrealistic, unfulfilled campaign promises.
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The label of "Bad Moms" implies that moms are doing something wrong by straying from unrealistic expectations.
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Because it's the very first effort in the US it's unrealistic to expect it to be perfect.
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These commercials contribute to this unrealistic idea that humans can talk to machines in this natural fashion.
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Third, it over promises what an education voucher can do, setting up unrealistic expectations among military families.
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The state would review the projections and could impose restrictions on communities it determines were being unrealistic.
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It's probably unrealistic to hope President Trump will somehow only start tweeting compliments and use softer language.
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Babis has called single-party government unrealistic and says he aims to have a coalition by Christmas.
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At a size 14, Graham has helped reign in the fashion industry's historically unrealistic portrayal of beauty.
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But some officials say those plans could prove unrealistic and falter as demand for coal remains weak.
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The path forward cannot be unrealistic, unilateral ultimatums and barely concealed threat of invasion, as Pompeo proposed.
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For the sake of our liberties, we should all hope that the justices reject their unrealistic demand.
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It is dreamy, yet unrealistic, to assume training alone will change employees from ambivalent to performance-focused.
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Fikri said that real-time data of any new policy is unrealistic, and that economists understand this.
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It would be nice if we could pass it by unanimous consent, but I think that's unrealistic.
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Earlier this week an administration official called that option unrealistic, but others are pushing for that option.
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"If they were hoping to turn the page completely, that was probably an unrealistic goal," he said.
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"This is only the most recent iteration of how unrealistic beauty ideals are perpetuated," asserts Dr. Weekly.
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In some cases, the writers call Trump's controversial proposals on Mexican and Muslim immigration unrealistic and counterproductive.
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These films and series are fine (well, except for that Kutcher disaster), but they're also utterly unrealistic.
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But expecting women to "bounce back" continues to be unrealistic and detrimental to new moms and babies.
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Amber Riley said that unrealistic body expectations have made Hollywood "a very hard place to be in."
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Other Instagram users claimed Mulroney was promoting an unrealistic standard of beauty for young women and moms.
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Some executives say that not only is work-life balance unrealistic, it shouldn't even be the goal.
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The notion of this outbreak being a short-lived negative shock to global demand now looks unrealistic.
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"I don't think we have unrealistic expectations that tomorrow nuclear weapons will be gone," Ms. Fihn said.
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ITALY'S NEW ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS 18 BLN EURO TARGET FOR PRIVATISATION REVENUES IN 2019 "COMPLETELY UNREALISTIC" - PAPER
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"It just brought out a certain type of client with expectations that were completely unrealistic," she said.
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Both sides "need to have reasonable expectations and refrain from imposing unilateral and unrealistic demands," Xinhua said.
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It doesn't have any reason to grapple with unwelcome facts, calm irrational fears, or temper unrealistic expectations.
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She's also called out a magazine for retouching her body and contributing to "unrealistic ideals of beauty."
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I now believe that Lean In promoted a completely unrealistic portrait of what working motherhood is like.
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And the U.S. is equally unrealistic in insisting that North Korea give up its entire nuclear program.
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"It's really unrealistic to expect that everyone is magically going to go back [to school]," Kinder said.
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His mother may have had unrealistic expectations for her daughter, but her eulogy thrummed with undisguised anger.
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C.B.T. breaks down unrealistic or unhelpful thoughts and encourages patients to replace them with more rational ideas.
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But holding on to unrealistic expectations in the face of a global health crisis helps no one.
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And the scenario it describes — replacing all private vehicle travel in one fell swoop — is wildly unrealistic.
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The country's response shouldn't be constrained based on unrealistic expectations for how the outbreak will play out.
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The old-age makeup applied to these performers is — and I suppose this was entirely deliberate — unrealistic.
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But that study made several assumptions that other economists who have examined the plan have considered unrealistic.
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It's unrealistic to expect your spouse to forever remain the same person you fell in love with.
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Both she and Ms. Wolters caution against offering patients unrealistic advice and pie-in-the-sky predictions.
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A comparison with the Trump portrait would not be unrealistic, which is something to think about it.
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Taking an unrealistic view of your company stock can lead to a critical lack of portfolio diversification.
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It is unrealistic to expect a single individual, however well trained, to beat a largely unpredictable market.
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However, expecting financial technology firms to be the panacea for the small business credit gap remains unrealistic.
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Can consumers buy and wear shapewear without perpetuating unrealistic beauty expectations and standards in the first place?
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It's unrealistic to expect that any single country will unilaterally disarm its cyberarsenals while the threats remains.
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But when she was 15, a school guidance counselor told her that a journalism career was unrealistic.
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Its models, critics say, are too unrealistic, airbrushed and dressed up for men rather than women themselves.
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"I think it's unrealistic to expect that somehow politics isn't a dominant factor in this," said Sen.
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And when their incorrect information blares out, it is unrealistic to think that it can be ignored.
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Astrobotic Technology of Pittsburgh dropped out of the competition last year because the 2017 deadline proved unrealistic.
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But in a time of extreme social and political polarization, asking everyone to get along is unrealistic.
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Bell says he was struck by the variety of projects he reviewed and how many seemed unrealistic.
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The idea of mandating a vulnerable population file it within 60 days is a crazy unrealistic proposition.
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Her financing plan drew heavy fire as misguided and unrealistic, including from some of her Democratic competitors.
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Or maybe index-fund popularity is bolstering the market and giving investors an unrealistic sense of safety.
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We are fighting for the right to not be judged based on external sets of unrealistic expectations.
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Still, Obama's plans and the plans of our future leaders mentioned above also sound a bit unrealistic.
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"The only immediate solution is the unrealistic one: the Feds deregulating cannabis as schedule 1," Heimerich said.
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The managers are stressed out, thus taking it out on the employees and giving them unrealistic expectations.
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Before you give money to these campaigns, though, you should make sure they're not unrealistic or scammy.
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But even with 30% of the vote, which is not unrealistic, they couldn't take on executive powers.
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Ryan, in an interview with the New York Times, indicated that a figure that low was unrealistic.
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Unfortunately, funds invested in risky investments to chase an unrealistic rate of return, usually around 7.5 percent.
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A driving force behind the cybersecurity skill shortage might be unrealistic expectations of the higher education system.
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It is unrealistic to order that these programs be dismantled, even if pitiless constitutional logic suggests otherwise.
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He experienced firsthand the Obama years and may understand perfectly well how unrealistic the "epiphany" theory is.
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While many tax experts criticized the report as unrealistic, Mr. Ryan praised the Treasury analysis on Tuesday.
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It's unrealistic to think that New York or San Francisco could grow today by the same magnitude.
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"A zero emissions mandate is unrealistic," The Business Council of New York State said in a statement.
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But I think it is not unrealistic that things could start to converge more on this stuff.
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"It was unrealistic for us to continue paying rent and renovate an apartment," Ms. Chock-Goldman said.
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The hand taking the money from the top of the stack, displays an unrealistic view of life.
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It is unrealistic to expect that every war crime committed during the five-decade war will be punished.
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Another aspect of unrealistic goals is setting standards that are too high, with inadequate time to achieve them.
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There are some top-notch action scenes throughout, though they're marred by explosions rendered in distractingly unrealistic CGI.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Newt Gingrich: GOP could win big in November thanks to Democrats' radical , unrealistic immigration stance.
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Many schools found the 60-day time limit for investigations set by the 2011 guidance unrealistic, Graves said.
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President Donald Trump's goal of 3 percent economic growth is somewhat unrealistic, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Tuesday.
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However, he noted that using expensive MRI technology to screen every baby for autism would probably be unrealistic.
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Perhaps, in the end, a private foundation is only about taste, and expecting scholarship or cohesion is unrealistic.
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This calculation assumes all the energy of the bomb goes into pushing on the Earth, which is unrealistic.
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Many think that the toxic nature of e-cigarette vapour may have been exaggerated by unrealistic laboratory conditions.
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It sounds very unrealistic and is sure to offend at least half of our mothers' Bible study groups.
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Riley Reyes: The most common complaint I hear is that people imitate porn dirty talk when it's unrealistic.
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Once the hatchery fish are released, the pragmatists say, you cannot control where they swim, making segregation unrealistic.
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And some people really want to hear that message, and don't want to hear that they're being unrealistic.
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"I think Senator Sanders has an unrealistic view of how he wants to get things accomplished," she said.
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Vivendi walked out of the deal to buy Premium in July last year, calling its business plan unrealistic.
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So I wondered to myself if you think you have an unrealistic idea of what you look like.
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Critics have accused magazines of using the technology to peddle an unrealistic -- and often unattainable -- standard of beauty.
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Some of us have bosses with unrealistic expectations for performance or berate us when we don't meet deadlines.
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In her opinion, the women — including Gigi Hadid, Karlie Kloss, and Cara Delevingne — present an unrealistic body type.
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Namely that it is simply unrealistic to expect economists to be completely accurate in all of their forecasts.
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"I treated this relationship as if it was a real relationship in a very unrealistic world," she said.
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Following arrest, he had a brief period of lower mood and then reverted to his grandiose, unrealistic ventures.
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But there's a certain charm to the cheesy-as-hell and wickedly unrealistic television series of my youth.
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There are those out there, and there's many of them, that say you are wildly optimistic and unrealistic.
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They say it's unrealistic to expect them to comply with internet regulations that differ from state to state.
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But let's stop faulting shower sex for not living up to unrealistic and honestly, kind of problematic, expectations.
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Anyone can sketch out a romantic, enticing, opulent, fantastic — and unrealistic — concept for many years into the future.
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Foreign-policy boffins once fantasised about setting a truly independent course for Canada, but that now seems unrealistic.
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She's not changing her face to keep up with unrealistic beauty expectations that expect women never to age.
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Society has set too many unrealistic standards for women — and we'll take any opportunity to knock those down.
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In other words, TV paints an unrealistic portrayal of just how accessible abortion is for the average woman.
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"It's probably the most irresponsible budget that I've seen and the most unrealistic budget that I've seen," Rep.
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Oil industry advocates, who have criticized previous targets as unrealistic, renewed calls for an overhaul of the program.
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I think we would be unrealistic to think that some people are going to fundamentally change their views.
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"But I know how to do it," Clinton said, implying that Sanders' calls for a revolution were unrealistic.
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Yesterday on the Internet: Fans of Drake and Rihanna reveal their slightly unrealistic expectations about love and dating.
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Atwood herself recently said that she doesn't hear claims about the book being unrealistic as much these days.
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For example, Jake (Andy Samberg) is immature and has unrealistic expectations of cops thanks to '80s movies. Capt.
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But it didn't live up to some unrealistic expectations basically because she said we're heading toward rate normalization.
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"These were unrealistic, insulting things to say, and people from neighborhoods all over the city responded," he continued.
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He has suggested Macron's plans to create a budget and finance minister for the euro zone are unrealistic.
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Maybe in this case they didn't I think they probably just gauged demand and drew an unrealistic trendline.
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Critics have accused magazines of using the technology to peddle an unrealistic -- and often unattainable -- standard of beauty.
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It is enormous, and hilarious, and gleefully unrealistic, and it's everything we've come to love about these movies.
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"The pain for OPEC will increase to such a point that 100 percent compliance is unrealistic," Fritsch said.
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Still, it would be unrealistic to expect a dramatic change in North Korean behavior in the short run.
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As of right now, the electric blue hedgehog was given human-like teeth—something fans felt was unrealistic.
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He is critical of the church for too often advancing a rigid and unrealistic vision of married life.
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But some experts have called Musk's vision "science fiction" and say Neuralink's long-term goals may be unrealistic.
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"To expect two hours of (exercise) training from real-world patients or ourselves may be unrealistic," Vaishnava noted.
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But Google's engineers soon found that the early modular-everything design was too unrealistic to bring to market.
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Finally, a credible major media voice addresses the unrealistic glamorization of short-term, multi-pound weight loss programs.
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His failure to deliver on that unrealistic pledge will help political rivals, particularly the hard-line Brexit party.
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Mr. Lal called the target unrealistic, but said achieving just a quarter of that sequestration would be meaningful.
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A complete ban had been deemed unrealistic because of the need for people to be able to communicate.
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It's unrealistic to expect anyone to agree with all or even most of the Supreme Court's major rulings.
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Littlefoot's relationship with his mother is another driving aspect of the film that experts say was likely unrealistic.
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Lartey-Williams said that movie weddings often add unrealistic drama and opulence that real-life weddings rarely boast.
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His belief that he is all things to all people is not only unrealistic, but narcissistic as well.
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This restriction imposes unnecessary and unrealistic restrictions on leasing in an area that the Congress has already authorized.
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You could quit eating or drinking those things, but for most of us, that's the most unrealistic option.
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This show has been so hyped, and with good reason, but the prices are unrealistic for the masses.
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He also pushed back at criticism that the Trump administration's goal of reaching 3 percent GDP is unrealistic.
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Most of his ideas have not panned out — they were either illegal, too expensive, or unrealistic to enact.
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The active mom hopes to get healthier, but isn't interested in buying into unrealistic post-baby body standards.
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"It's unrealistic to say we're going to completely shut down our borders" -@HillaryClinton on TODAY #Brussels https://t.
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They say the goals are unrealistic without an overhaul in automobiles and infrastructure, and are calling for changes.
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Bulletproof backpacks and ballistic panels can cost more than $200, making them an unrealistic option for many families.
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It is also unrealistic, if not downright delusional, to expect regulation to produce the results its advocates want.
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But Western officials who hoped for a split inside the inner circle were also unrealistic, this scholar said.
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It's a fantasy we retreat to for different reasons, but it is still a portrayal of something unrealistic.
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Too many celebrities project a carefully crafted, unrealistic version of motherhood that makes most women feel like crap.
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In 2008, Barack Obama sold Democrats on a vision of "hope and change" that Clinton warned was unrealistic.
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It was an unrealistic move that now puts him away for his entire life with extreme high security.
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Consider, for instance, the not-nearly-as-unrealistic-as-I'd-like fear of being the subject of violence.
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Things will change eventually, and I think that everybody saying that they won't is both defeatist and unrealistic.
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"The pirates were uneducated, obstructionist, unmotivated and unrealistic," said Leslie Edwards, the lead negotiator for the sailors' release.
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Is Clinton attacking as naive and unrealistic the huge number of voters who favor breaking up big banks?
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A penchant for absolute formulations promotes unrealistic expectations and ignores both social costs and the rights of others.
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Expecting a small nonprofit to maintain, say, a reserve of two years of operating expenses may be unrealistic.
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Still, he also has privately expressed exasperation at some policy proposals and promises that he believes are unrealistic.
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The 2016 campaign has featured multiple rounds of unrealistic promises to "bring back" manufacturing jobs lost to China.
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"When we finished this review, one of our main conclusions was that our expectations were unrealistic," he added.
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It was unrealistic to think I would ever keep up with all the relevant musical output of 2015.
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" Still, Friedman cautioned, it's unrealistic to expect any nominee to possess "an encyclopedic command of the entire world.
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But those expectations are unrealistic, unfairly raise expectations and are unlikely to be met, people close to Mrs.
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In 2016, Mayor Bill de Blasio dismissed the idea, saying it was a "noble concept," but financially unrealistic.
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Attaining "perfect skin" in itself is an unrealistic aspiration, and it certainly won't be achieved through scented lotions.
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That idea, though, is "unrealistic," said Sani Meo, publisher of This Week in Palestine, a Ramallah-based magazine.
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The protests in all these places are leaderless, so it's unrealistic to expect them to have policy agendas.
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Humans are wired to have unrealistic optimism when it comes to the probability of something happening, for one.
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Wells Fargo also installed new directors and replaced the wildly unrealistic sales goals that encouraged the bad behavior.
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But, to be honest, I would have enjoyed the scene just as much if it were totally unrealistic.
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Regional managers were imploring their bosses to drop sales goals, saying they were unrealistic and bad for customers.
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"Two-thirds of the Democratic senators are not even on that bill," Klobuchar said, calling Sanders's plan unrealistic.
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People set themselves drastic and unrealistic resolutions that are only sustainable for a month or so at best.
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She also recommitted to a target of keeping net immigration below 100,000 a year, which many consider unrealistic.
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As a practical matter, the import targets appear to be unrealistic, given recent trends in U.S.-China trade.
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We often view their experience as unrealistic and make excuses for why we can't do what they've done.
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But the D.P.J.'s crowd-pleasing proposals — more social security spending, a new child allowance — were wildly unrealistic.
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Such unrealistic demands led to the city's school system recently receiving the dreaded "junk bond" rating from Moody's.
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Reparations advocates talk in trillions, which would take this already-unrealistic proposal into the realm of the utopian.
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"Two-thirds of the Democratic senators are not even on that bill," Klobuchar said, calling Sanders's plan unrealistic.
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"China's demand for the U.S. and South Korea not to deploy Thaad is unrealistic," Tillerson and Mattis wrote.
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It's unrealistic to believe President Trump would suddenly get hawkish when two major storms are slamming the country.
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Or is it an unrealistic, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach that will not lead to real changes?
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Some political commentators like to describe fanciful proposals they view as wildly unrealistic as "puppies and rainbows" plans.
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In the process, this creates fertile ground for unrealistic beauty standards that no one can ever really reach.
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Experiments by academics can be expensive to run, and can be so artificial as to also produce unrealistic results.
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The expectations set for VR were plainly unrealistic, says George Jijiashvili, an analyst with CCS Insight, a research company.
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In a speech to farmers in the town of Ica, he said "unrealistic" environmental rules were blocking needed investments.
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Our president is right – it's unrealistic to expect he can force Putin to admit something Putin has long denied.
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These are the things that make women self conscious, that create the unrealistic ideals of beauty that we have.
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He said that unrealistic expectations threaten the enormous long-term potential he sees for the technologies and the market.
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What's most refreshing is watching the duo shatter the unrealistic facade of unshakable confidence that celebrities can unintentionally embody.
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Industry experts have said the plan was unrealistic as the pipeline was old and rusty and needed major investments.
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Some teens turn to porn to provide the answers, but porn is often filled with unrealistic portrayals of sex.
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Likewise, demanding networks identify a user's true identity is unrealistic, and the option of anonymity online should be protected.
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But Santos said that calls for the GDP growth rate rising to 3 percent by year-end were unrealistic.
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It gives a good indication of what British voters want from Brexit, but unfortunately their demands are often unrealistic.
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Michael A. Peterson, CEO of the fiscally conservative Peter G. Peterson Foundation, said those kinds of cuts were unrealistic.
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"It is not at all unrealistic that freshman going to college today come out already behind," said Amazon's Thieman.
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About 80 percent of the opposition bench walked out, describing the budget as unrealistic, said opposition lawmaker Tian Chua.
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The IMF's intervention – that it believes Greece's primary surplus is unrealistic, will not receive any support from the Eurogroup.
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It was easier to assume that reporters would dismiss it as 'scientists call for totally unrealistic thing to happen.
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But when commenters accused Webb of setting unrealistic standards for new moms, she fought back with an updated post.
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Now, some are gearing up to bet against a stock whose value seems unrealistic in comparison to larger peers.
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"The whole thing is unrealistic," said Dov Zakheim, the Pentagon's top financial official under former President George W. Bush.
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My unrealistic and overweening social conscience, and huge servings of existential guilt at being a (white male) human being.
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Perhaps, though, some disentangling of interests between football and the betting industry is not as unrealistic as many purport.
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But that is not to say that the new deal he described on his March visit it totally unrealistic.
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Kesha's team says that's not only unrealistic and potentially damaging to her career, but also on par with slavery.
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The government was "introducing unnecessary, unrealistic bureaucratic burdens on NGOs," said Sara Birete of the Centre for Constitutional Governance.
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Former Justice Department prosecutors in states with legalization laws believe a widespread crackdown on the pot industry is unrealistic.
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I think it's unrealistic to expect we wouldn't cover it, but it's important to avoid rampant speculation about motive.
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He credits the entertainment industry with creating unrealistic standards of beauty, and encouraging vain obedience in return for popularity.
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"Dress for the job you want" is one of the oldest — and possibly most unrealistic — tropes in the world.
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"For a lot of people that may be unrealistic, but they may benefit from the incidental activity," said Ogilvie.
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Typically, Mr Thorne avoids the temptation to provide easy moralising and neat conclusions, considering those unrealistic and therefore dishonest.
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I did want a happy ending, as unrealistic as that is, and as ambiguous as this one particularly is.
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It also found that alcohol hand-rub was often placed where it was "unrealistic" to expect its routine use.
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Although it sounds unrealistic today, he is a moral giant for whom Russians will erect statues in the future.
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If you go too hard in one direction and really lean into teenspeak, it can feel forced and unrealistic.
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If this seems unrealistic in the American context, recall that this is sort of how Congress used to work.
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If you think that storyline is unrealistic, you have not experienced the goodness of a true cheese fry basket.
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Finding and navigating a local market can be unrealistic for new vegans, though, especially if you're bad at haggling.
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Veloux's work is meant to draw attention to the unrealistic extremes portrayed in magazines, television, Instagram, and other media.
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Amy Klobuchar, all dedicated time to argue that policies endorsed by Warren and Sanders are too sweeping and unrealistic.
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"As you can see, without irrigation our hopes of a good crop yield have now become unrealistic," he said.
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They made up, which is sweet but feels more unrealistic than anything else this show has thrown our way.
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"People have now rediscovered that, yes, future earnings growth projections on which the stock valuations were based were unrealistic."
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The Saudis say their demands are non-negotiable, while the Qataris have already rejected many of them as unrealistic.
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The first was that it had taken venture money, which put it at the mercy of unrealistic financial goals.
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"The fact that young girls feel pressure to conform to unrealistic beauty and sizes is really sad," Martin says.
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They might see highly curated and unrealistic portrayals of other people's lives and feel like they don't measure up.
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I find some really unrealistic stuff uncomfortable, like the women touching themselves while they have giant fake nails on.
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By the end of Master season 2, it's obvious Francesca isn't the unrealistic Perfect Girl she's been portrayed as.
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Given how badly the governor of Ohio's moderate message has gone down with most Republican voters, that seems unrealistic.
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Hoping for neat catharsis after a significant detachment from one's identity—either by illness, migration, or both—is unrealistic.
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Using unrealistic rates to beef up a city's fiscal outlook is the primary cause of the ballooning pension debt.
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Camila Cabello is speaking out against unrealistic body standards and the negative power they can hold over young women.
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Guggenheim downgraded shares of the media giant and cut its price target, saying investors have unrealistic optimism on content.
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These are the things that make women self-conscious, that create the unrealistic ideals of beauty that we have.
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Trump's first two budgets balanced in 10 years, even if they relied on unrealistic economic assumptions to do so.
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"It's unrealistic for migrant workers like us to buy in Wenzhou, unless you've got your own business," Shoufang said.
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Now, dry cleaning your pillowcase is unrealistic, so LilySilk recommends the following tips to wash your pillowcase at home.
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Hearing someone's voice attached to an avatar, even an unrealistic one, brings them a few steps closer to you.
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"Every time the administration issues and then abandons an unrealistic demand, it loses some credibility and momentum," he said.
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We do not mean that our schools and media should present an abstract and unrealistic approach to government processes.
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Offensive remarks, unrealistic demands, people taking credit for others' work, bullying — the transgressions that occur can take many forms.
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They were so completely misguided and unrealistic that that they went down in flames in Congress, even among Democrats.
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The International Monetary Fund has said the target is unrealistic and would prefer it being lowered to 2.0 percent.
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Educate younger generations The "Just Say No" anti-drug campaign of the 1980's was totally unrealistic and ineffective.
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In highly scripted, unrealistic testing conditions, GMD has failed to fully destroy the target 50 percent of the time.
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It feels like we need to have that perfect unrealistic image on social media to succeed with our page.
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Wall People's desire to stop change may be unrealistic, but, in fairness, it's not just about race and class.
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Whitmer painted the 33-year-old doctor's platform as mostly unrealistic in a state won by Trump in 2016.
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In other words, I have an unrealistic sense of just how long it will take me to do things.
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"Both ideas sound nice, but frankly, unrealistic," said Gustavo Mojar, a former top intelligence and migration official in Mexico.
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The bank long relied on wildly unrealistic sales goals that it didn't scrap until after coming under enormous pressure.
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Until humans are entirely out of the picture, operating robots in an entirely closed environment is unrealistic, Zhao explained.
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Once again we have a case in which Silicon Valley's overreliance on momentum creates an unrealistic proxy for valuation.
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But, many view the idea of American energy independence as unrealistic and impractical in the current, global energy market.
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It's just that, [for] families that don't have guidance or have unrealistic expectations, those expectations will not be met.
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How many articles have you read that explain how unrealistic Carrie Bradshaw's apartment — and her Manolo collection — really were?
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That unrealistic—and probably unfair—expectation is partly why Sounds From the Other Side isn't the ideal first date.
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It's not unrealistic to think that 80% of what doctors do will be replaced by algorithms and artificial intelligence.
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Package bombs are rare, he said, making it unrealistic to check every package, every day, considering the enormous cost.
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This was a night-out without the woefully unrealistic fake-ID casualties and 17year old baby faced no-hopers.
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As hard as I have tried to be normal, living like the bad days are behind me is unrealistic.
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First, when we want something really, really badly, it is often because we have unrealistic expectations associated with it.
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Both of them, I think, are operating with a kind of unrealistic understanding of the nature of this crisis.
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It's unrealistic to assume that pro-business, democratic leaders will immediately control Venezuela if and when Mr. Maduro departs.
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For starters, the promise that "if you like your insurance you'll be able to keep it" is just unrealistic.
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Their expectations are often unrealistic: Is it really fair to expect your employer to be your free life coach?
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It was longer than Prime Minister Theresa May had hoped for — she proposed June 24, which many found unrealistic.
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London has proposed using top-notch technology to make the checks seamless but the EU dismisses that as unrealistic.
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My clients say that some patients can be overly demanding and sometimes even unrealistic about what can be done.
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If that felt emotionally satisfying but somewhat unrealistic, Arya's turn toward exploring "west of Westeros" was just plain stupid.
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But even 144 percent is unrealistic in the US, given its history and based on the researchers' modeling assumptions.
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"Wall Street's move yesterday was quite unrealistic," said Will James, deputy head of European equities in Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Employees often cite a bad boss, unfriendly colleagues, or unrealistic expectations as reasons why they're dissatisfied with their job.
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In a place with no dominant ethnic group, an emphasis on cultural homogeneity is not just unrealistic — it's harmful.
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"It would be so unrealistic for them to talk over their feelings, like in couple's therapy," Ms. Lee continued.
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In a basketball comparison, Capitals defenseman Matt Niskanen said it's unrealistic to try something like a box and one.
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The economy would need to grow at least 3 percent per year, a pace most economists say is unrealistic.
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And as the race heated up, he pushed aggressively against "Medicare for all," calling it unrealistic and bad politics.
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However, this goal wasn&apost as unrealistic as it sounded: the couple had already driven cross-country multiple times.
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He isn't focused on replacing chiseled male models or competing for their jobs but on altering unrealistic societal norms.
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We showed the teenagers clips of unrealistic rescues on the TV show "Grey's Anatomy," and then we debunked them.
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Mr. Sanders, he said, is offering unrealistic plans that can't be paid for under the new taxes he's proposing.
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Some contend that giving students an unlimited amount of time to master every classroom lesson is unrealistic and inefficient.
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We're clearly not going to cut off all of our trade with China," she said, calling that threat "unrealistic.
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It filters out the messy, challenging moments, giving onlooking parents a false comparative, resulting in unrealistic expectations of themselves.
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Some governors are alarmed that their party's presidential candidates are embracing policies they see as unrealistic and politically risky.
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This might include fighting for no-homework policies at their children's schools, and pushing back against unrealistic homework assignments.
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The problem is that it's both unrealistic for many people but also not enough to fully fund a retirement.
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Critics of the deal have said it is unrealistic that China will ramp up its farm purchases so quickly.
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And again, realistically, he&aposs already said there&aposs one sniper, which how he identified was a bit unrealistic.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden was among the first to weigh in, denouncing the plan as unrealistic and evasive.
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Here's how it works: The biggest mistake most people make, Acuff says, is setting a goal that's just unrealistic.
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But the idea that Romney will serve as the titular head of an organized, internecine opposition was always unrealistic.
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Despite the critics who say dependable fusion energy is unrealistic, Song said he was confident breakthroughs are being made.
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It would be highly unrealistic to expect the same authorities to prosecute perpetrators, many of whom are military officers.
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He then met with Muilenburg because he was concerned that Boeing kept pursuing an unrealistic return-to-service schedule.
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"I was expecting the unmarried lot would have more unrealistic expectations for men," the speaker said to more laughter.
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The women also noted how unrealistic many scenes in his movies were, especially the ones involving women and violence.
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"It would be inappropriate and unrealistic to prevent ads from, for instance, depicting a woman cleaning," the report said.
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The shows "make it look very easy," Mr. Levitt said, pointing to deceptively short timelines and unrealistic cost estimates.
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Plus, passionate involvement replaced my untethered existence with community, a persona, a job and — however unrealistic — a life plan.
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"They left with an unrealistic idea of when they'd be back," hiker and Alaska native Erik Halfacre told VICE.
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Their price range was $0003,2000 to $24,2000; anything less for a home within walking distance of Juilliard seemed unrealistic.
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One of the actors gnaws on a banana as she tries to comprehend her unrealistic, obviously unattainable dream house.
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But it would be unrealistic not to expect that the players, coaches, and supporters would be feeling complex emotions.
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GMs have many duties, including trade negotiations and roster evaluation; it's unrealistic to expect them to see every player.
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That's why she's so happy to work with Aerie, which chooses photos based on confidence rather than unrealistic body standards.
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Jason: I have to say Mr. Robot's depiction of how physical goods are moved around the world is pretty unrealistic.
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As a CEO, she's demanding, unrealistic, and cutthroat, which makes her a formidable boss and an even more difficult kid.
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