Unsure Grandmother Unsure Grandmother: I have news for all of you.
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Ten percent of independents were unsure while 9 percent of Democrats were unsure.
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If he had arrived at the Ebenezer Swampscott house unsure of that, he was unsure no longer.
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That's what it feels like, when you're young, unsure of yourself, and especially unsure of the other person.
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He sounds unsure of whether or not Toronto will be the best fit for him, and the team sounds unsure of retaining him.
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For a woman who was unsure of herself and her business decisions, she wasn't that unsure of herself when it came to the newsroom.
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Opinions on Melania Trump are mixed, with a sizable share still unsure how they feel about the incoming first lady (36% favorable, 35% unfavorable, 28% unsure).
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In a recent Brightfield survey, 35% of participants said they were unsure which cannabis brands they purchased and 50% said they were unsure which dosages they preferred.
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They hung around the food trucks and milled about the parking lots, unsure why they had stopped working and unsure what it would take for work to resume.
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"We are unsure of the numbers and unsure of their well-being," deputy police commissioner John Tims told a news conference, adding that rescuers could not access the island.
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"If you are unsure if your pet's chip is registered or you are unsure of what the registration info contains, please ask your pet to scan the chip," he said.
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In its recent Canadian Cannabis report, Brightfield said 35% of surveyed consumers said they were unsure which brands they purchased and 50% said they were unsure which dosages they preferred.
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"We are unsure of the numbers and unsure of their well-being," deputy police commissioner John Tims told a news conference, adding that rescuers now could not access the island.
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Still, the largest share of "unsure" responses comes on the question in which respondents are presented with a photo of Jack Dorsey: 77% report being unsure of whom the photo depicts.
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For Gillibrand and Brown, those lower support numbers appear related to awareness -- 30% were unsure how likely they'd be to back Brown, 21% Gillibrand, the two largest "unsure" shares in the field.
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Thanks, unsure broken heart signing off Dear unsure broken heart signing off, Sometimes, the act of letting go of the fantasy of a thing is harder than letting go of the thing itself.
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Police are unsure if there was more than one shooter.
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Weeden said he was unsure at first how to react.
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Franken has said he's unsure whether the accusations are true.
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Much like us, she's a little unsure on expiration dates.
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Markets impact: Investors seem unsure how to read the news.
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Unsure why it was mentioned but Paris handled it well!
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If you're even a little unsure, don't accept the request.
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The authors are unsure what might have caused this decline.
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Officials on both sides are unsure whether that understanding remains.
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The government itself seems unsure how far to take it.
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Local agencies seem unsure about how that's going to work.
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Despite all the good news, however, Pakistan's progress remains unsure.
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Even the answers I wrote down I was unsure of.
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Nurses are sometimes unsure who should take the baby home.
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In matters of grammar, the unsure often follow the sticklers.
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I arrive at them in an unsure and sloppy way.
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What happens to the money, Mr de Merode is unsure.
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Afterward, unsure of what to do, he sought advice online.
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Yet the Tories still seem unsure how to attack him.
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My parents were unsure whether he could even do it.
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For the first time, the blonde looks unsure of herself.
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First and foremost, we're unsure what shape it will take.
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Unsure of what the hell to buy your picky brother?
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I am surprised by this and unsure what to do.
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Experts are unsure whether state rules will withstand legal challenges.
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Unsure of where to turn, they're flooding hotlines with calls.
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But that army remains unsure of whether to come along.
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One donor acknowledged feeling unsure of the candidate's path forward.
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However, always opt for the latter if you're really unsure.
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If you're still unsure, please refer to the photo below:
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For an unsure moment, they sit blinking at the camera.
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In 2016, there's a whole lot we're still unsure about.
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The DoJ is unsure whether this is the correct interpretation.
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Unsure of what would happen, he headed for the border.
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All this left me altogether unsure of what I wanted.
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States, meanwhile, clearly has the necessary ability, but appears unsure
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One analyst was unsure how effective the deal would be.
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If you're unsure of your class status, you're not alone.
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Some are unsure if the health law has been repealed.
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Monmouth also gave respondents the option to be slightly unsure.
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Thirty percent of respondents disagreed while 28500 percent were unsure.
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By contrast, only 18 percent of white respondents were unsure.
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Clinton or Mr. Johnson or are unsure is 18.2 percent.
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They may be unsure about how to go about fundraising.
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Some companies are unsure as to how they will proceed.
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Is it really that they're unsure what Trump stands for?
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Upon his release, he was unsure of his next move.
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It's a little unsure about where it wants to go.
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Some, though, were probably unsure what exactly they were watching.
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I hung on her every syllable, unsure what to do.
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Learning that a pastor is unsure of God shakes Mae.
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Martinez is unsure about what she'll name the beer instead.
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If you're unsure of where to start, reach for theDr.
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Aparicio is unsure if she will go back to teaching.
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Family members are unsure of the motive behind Monday's attack.
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But many are unsure that things will go so smoothly.
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Now, he's more isolated, and unsure of his creative future.
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"She was very unsure of herself, very unconfident," Nick said.
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Keys officials are unsure how long the checkpoints will continue.
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For believing in me when I was unsure of myself.
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Some lawmakers were unsure about how to tax marijuana sales.
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But analysts are unsure if the modest gains can last.
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Ahirwar is unsure whether he will see his children again.
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Additionally, authorities are unsure whether Annabelle's body had been burned.
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A spokesman was unsure when the company began doing so.
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Now, many migrants are confused and unsure what to do.
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CORNYN: You're unsure whether they would have a legal duty?
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Unsure, but "would work to repeal" the amendment No answer.
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But some may be unsure about what exactly that entails.
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Ask your attorney if you're unsure about a particular move.
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But astronomers are unsure of how the giant galaxy evolved.
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The rest were unsure of their stance on the matter.
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I was hurt and determined, though unsure of the outcome.
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But Fountain said he was unsure who would show up.
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All the while, I was a little unsure about you.
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Officials and students were unsure how far attacks could go.
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They are unsure whether they need to quit their jobs.
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Or the justices might simply be unsure on this point.
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She seems unsure about how to get to her apartment.
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Unsure if you're dealing with a fraudulent student loan company?
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Schiff said he is unsure if McCabe's firing is justified.
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Do you really want it or are you still unsure?
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While unsure of my next steps, I forged ahead anyway.
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He's generally unsure about what is real and what isn't.
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I read it twice, unsure what I was searching for.
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He's unsure if the injuries will threaten his NFL career.
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Now HIAS is unsure what its final tally will be.
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"He is still unsure why he was attacked," Porter said.
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Still, Ms. Ammini was unsure of her own path forward.
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Witt remains, as ever, unsure of where she fits in.
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A few joked about being unsure if they're in menopause.
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Hence, some investors may be unsure how to value Honest.
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There is some acknowledgment within the West Wing that the situation is untenable, with officials unsure on who to turn to for even basic tasks and unsure of their own status on constantly-shifting ground.
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"We are unsure of the numbers and unsure of their well-being," deputy police commissioner John Tims told a news conference, adding that rescuers could not access the island because of risks, but without elaborating.
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Maryland coach DJ Durkin said he's unsure of his quarterback's injury.
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Druckenmiller says he's unsure about the direction of markets right now.
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I'm unsure if a pillow pad needs to be $400, though.
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Germany is skeptical, unsure what powers such a position would carry.
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Some 49 percent disapprove and 10 percent say they are unsure.
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But the plan is on unsure ground in the House too.
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But that leaves 45 percent who are either opposed or unsure.
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But I was also really unsure about how things would go.
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Scientists are unsure why exactly forest bathing has these health benefits.
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I'm left unsure where the show came out on that question.
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Chinese leaders are visibly unsure how to cope with such extortion.
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But Greenpeace is unsure that Cimatu will protect the Philippines' environment.
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Meanwhile, some people are also unsure of who exactly she is.
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The feeling passed, but I'm still unsure about my Monzo app.
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Yet the state has been unsure about the sentence for years.
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Only 1% of Remainers did; another 1% of them were unsure.
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We're growing fast for sure but unsure this is the reason.
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Police are unsure if he was hit by gunfire or shrapnel.
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The PSDB, the biggest coalition partner, seems unsure what to do.
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But Cardi admitted she was unsure of their relationship even then.
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Producers and directors were unsure how to incorporate her into shows.
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Unsure what to do next, the owners called RSPCA for help.
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"We are unsure of the next steps," an MLB source said.
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However, officials are unsure whether or not he had any accomplices.
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Moreover, I'm unsure how this will impact the future of conservatism.
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I'm unsure if that's because I spent three dollars on it.
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Again, additional Clinton support came from the "don't know/unsure" category.
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Bush was promptly fired, left unsure about what to do next.
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As of right now I am so unsure about all this.
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The majority were either unsure or said they would not apply.
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New Zealanders are growing unsure about their country's 100% pure image.
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Unsure how to best organize the finances with your co-parent?
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Less than 15% chose the media outlet (the rest were unsure).
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The government came across as politically capricious and unsure of itself.
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He added, however, that he's unsure of the long-term impact.
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Another 37 percent were unsure if their cancers could be cured.
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He had everything a young man wanted, but yet looked unsure.
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At 31, I'm unsure that the impulse will ever fully dissipate.
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Unsure of where to turn, they're flooding hotlines with calls. 4.
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He wasn't ready yet, and unsure that he ever would be.
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I left my office to meet her, unsure what to expect.
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Just ask this flummoxed dog who seemed unsure where to look.
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Unsure of the risks and consequences of being the family bank?
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Germany is sceptical, unsure what powers such a position would carry.
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Unsure if you want to jump head first into this trend?
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She held it open for them, crying, unsure what was happening.
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People unsure of where to donate are less likely to donate.
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You used to be unsure of what people thought of you.
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So they stay "on the draw," unsure about a way forward.
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Jenner breaks down, admitting that she's unsure of her next step.
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I envied those girls because I was so unsure of myself.
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You throw your hands up in defeat, unsure what to do.
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So now they're unsure of themselves at the headquarters in Brussels.
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At first, the cat seemed unsure of its red-zone approach.
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So I returned — eager, but unsure of what might unfold next.
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He noted investors were unsure of what Trump planned to do.
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After graduation, Suri, a DACA recipient, was unsure of her options.
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Another one in five are unsure which they are closer to.
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If you feel unsure about your future, you're certainly not alone.
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Seventeen percent of respondents said they were unsure about their preference.
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In the meantime, the White House was unsure how to respond.
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Mr. Aram said he was unsure how many patients had died.
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Nineteen percent of respondents said they were unsure what to do.
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Twenty-one percent were unsure and 2628 percent did not answer.
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As tensions escalated, the BBC bosses seemed unsure how to respond.
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It's when you feel unsure but you go on thatfirst dateanyway.
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Trump's allies said they're unsure of Cohen's motivation for the change.
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But lawmakers themselves appear unsure of how to eliminate the threat.
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I'm ready to dine right away, unsure of what to eat.
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" Unsure of where my allegiances lie, he adds quickly, "No offense.
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Unsure what to do, exhausted, I lay down and fitfully slept.
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As it stands, scientists are unsure if the worst is over.
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At first, Newsome and his crew were unsure how to respond.
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People were wandering the streets, agitated and unsure what to do.
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His family, though, was unsure how best to preserve his memory.
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He was unsure whether he would play Wednesday against Oklahoma City.
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"He is still unsure why he was attacked," Mr. Porter said.
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You're unsure whether the professor knows that she's using her notes.
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Jensen will be moving, but is unsure where she'll go next.
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They panicked, unsure of what to do, and Frisco kept driving.
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When I arrived at Cornell, I was unsure of my abilities.
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Williams, for his part, was unsure who last touched the ball.
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When we're unsure, here are some questions we can ask ourselves.
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Midhat isn't the only one unsure of his place in Nablus.
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Both are unsure if they will choose him again in 2020.
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He was hesitant, unsure — and not just about his radio delivery.
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Occasionally I felt queasy, unsure of the direction we were heading.
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Markets seem to be unsure what to make of it all.
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You're unsure about how you feel or where you fit in.
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You're in a nostalgic mood and feeling unsure about the future.
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I remember calling my parents crying, unsure of how to proceed.
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"I think I've got this," I say, unsure of my volume.
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Analysts were unsure what the impact of the hacking might be.
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Unsure what to expect, he wore a pistol under his vest.
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The loss of that place made him unsure of this one.
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He's unsure of himself because he lacks experience and combat skills.
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The rest of us followed their lead, unsure what to expect.
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Officials were unsure of the numbers present when the fire erupted.
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Many people are understandably unsure what to say in these situations.
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Love against the Warriors regularly looks a step slow and unsure.
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Give too little and you'll seem disinterested or unsure of yourself.
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Some states have indicated they will proceed, but others are unsure.
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She was more unsure of us than I was of her.
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It's not that I was nervous or unsure of the phrasing.
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Then she felt empty and unsure of what to do next.
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She said she had been unsure how many students to expect.
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Unsure how to dress and behave at this kind of party?
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I'm unsure if I had any lasting effects from my trip.
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In fact, the authorities were long unsure of where he was.
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David was tantalized by the possibility of trunkness, yet still unsure.
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Democrats remain unsure of how seriously to take a Schultz bid.
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Stolarsky gazed at it for a crucial second, as if unsure.
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But many of the entrepreneurs themselves were unsure how to advance.
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Fourteen percent said they were unsure, but interested in the idea.
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She was starting to shake, unsure she could bear the news.
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She said she's unsure whether the town hall answered her questions.
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The opposition, led by Juan Guaidó, seems unsure how to respond.
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And Herring sounded unsure about whether it would kill his term.
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If they are unsure, do not order or eat the product.
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Gloria Williams said she is unsure who started her family tradition.
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Hollister is unsure of quite how long the fires will burn.
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Forecasters are unsure of where the storm will head from here.
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How can one repent if one is unsure of one's feelings?
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For her part, Cáseres said many people she had spoken to felt hopeless and unsure of what would happen to them — and with many buildings not yet inspected, unsure if they can return to their homes.
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Police are unsure whether he was targeted for his nationality or religion.
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The general rule is, if you're unsure about something, do your research.
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But the universities are also clearly unsure of what will come next.
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I sat there in stunned silence, unsure whether to laugh or cry.
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But there were others who seem unsure how to spend their time.
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Solskjaer was unsure about Herrera's future although he could feature on Sunday.
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I left unsure of whether I loved or hated A Ghost Story.
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GAMBLING on a referendum whose outcome is unsure is a risky business.
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DAFs are particularly popular among certain religions, though experts are unsure why.
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Police are unsure of the motive at this point in the investigation.
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He said he is unsure what to say to her about it.
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It is easy to feel unmoored, unsure of where your stuff is.
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This left Canadians unsure if the kingdom still wants the arms deal.
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And then, on top of my inability, I am still so unsure.
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It'll leave you feeling unsure of where you end and others begin.
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Bass says he is still unsure of his role on the show.
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Asked what Lauer's next step would be, Geist said he was unsure.
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But in this new campus, she was unsure of where it was.
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Rescuers pull a baby from rubble, unsure whether the child will survive.
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But such employees are often unsure how to interpret the government's directives.
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Unsure of how, exactly, the choker will factor into your fall wardrobe?
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My track buddy, Justin, hovered at the stairs unsure what to do.
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Go deeper: Trump team unsure if North Korea is serious about denuclearization
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But a permanent path toward legalization is unsure, says scholar Emily Dufton.
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It's easy to be unsure and intimidated when you're an inexperienced networker.
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Inmon was unsure whether police have questioned the children for further information.
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But experts are unsure, at a basic level, what Mr. Kim wants.
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Sandor's looked into the flames and is unsure about this fan theory.
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The sheriff's office said it is unsure why the case was dismissed.
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Unsure of the boys' location, they hoped the boxes would reach them.
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As for those unsure about how to contribute, Hreljac suggested starting small.
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Sizable portions in both studies were undecided or unsure how they felt.
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Roof, however, appeared to be unsure of how many people he shot.
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Le Cun said is he unsure if he'll ever scuba dive again.
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The couple is unsure -- especially when they can't figure it out themselves.
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The show has sometimes seemed unsure about whether it agreed with them.
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There was a time I was unsure if life was worth it.
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As November draws near, unsure voters will inevitably make up their minds.
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That's the best thing you can do if you are truly unsure.
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State Department lawyers are unsure how many messages will actually be responsive.
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Twenty-two percent said they were unsure on their pick for governor.
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We have never been more divided or more unsure of our institutions.
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Some migrants said they were now unsure of what to do next.
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I'd run there only once before so was unsure where relief lay.
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When it arrived, General Buggs was unsure what to do with it.
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Police told CNN affiliates they were unsure whether the couple was married.
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Mr. Katzenberg seemed unsure how to handle the questions about his future.
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This time, however, traders are unsure if authorities will rescue Sealand investors.
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He also said he's unsure if he will pass the background check.
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Unsure of his role out-of-office, he struggled for a time.
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If unsure, start applying the success habits of people who've experienced it.
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Experts say they're unsure how infections might be spread through fish pedicures.
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Similarly, 17 percent are unsure about their rating of the Democratic Party.
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He said he was unsure whether the teeth would hold many answers.
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Other employees seemed unsure of what was going on, according to Hess.
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Johnson enters an industry unsure of what to do with her story.
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Thirty-seven percent is not confident, and just two percent is unsure.
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I'm still so unsure how I feel about so much that happened.
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Every "yes" or "unsure" felt as though we were doing something right.
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If I do sense a client is unsure, I'll mention my experience.
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People became awkward, unsure of what to say or how to behave.
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Roque said he was unsure whether the MICC recommendation has reached Duterte.
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Fifty-three percent disapprove of Trump's performance, while 6900 percent remain unsure.
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Among Democrats, 13 percent favor the bill and 17 percent were unsure.
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Nine percent said they approve, and 16 percent said they were unsure.
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But after their families were reunited, the fathers said they were unsure.
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Now, I'm unsure why this step wasn't taken weeks or months ago.
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As the audience, we are unsure what drama is being played out.
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Alone and with others, struggling and moving with ease, confident and unsure.
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For the first time, I am unsure of my relationship with Nikolai.
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Nonetheless: Don't believe reports of Disney being unsure about Rise of Skywalker.
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I took him up on his invitation, unsure of what to expect.
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UNSURE Just don't call her behavior "a silent cry for help," O.K.?
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Compelled but unsure what to do, I hand her my business card.
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I consulted my preceptor, who was sympathetic but unsure of the choices.
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Since then, she has felt unsure of New York's promise of refuge.
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I wanted to help in some meaningful way, but was unsure how.
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Still he dialed, bracing himself, unsure what he was going to say.
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The entertainment industry is still unsure of what to do with drag.
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Father Ahlin looked up, unsure whether to believe the words he read.
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The Kurds, unsure of Washington's commitment to them, are hedging their bets.
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That said, a real-time video could serve useful if you're unsure.
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Coming into Lake Louise, he was unsure how it would hold up.
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As for who won the debate -- he still seems a little unsure.
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But investors are unsure of what will happen next in the markets.
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I never felt like I saw her unsure how to handle something.
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The youngest king, slender and blond, looks unsure of what to do.
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GOODMAN I want you to feel a little unsafe, a little unsure.
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If they are unsure, they can file a request for interpretive guidance.
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But now he was unsure what to say, or how to proceed.
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Businesses are hesitant to invest when they are unsure of what's ahead.
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They waited in the United States, unsure whether to stay or return.
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But they were still unsure of what they would do next, professionally.
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We were unsure of what to do once we had occupied Hamilton.
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She felt her way tentatively forward, unsure of her direction, lacking models.
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To be honest, all the time, I'm unsure of what to do.
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Dear Amy: "Unsure Grandmother" described raising her 21-year-old daughter's grandchild.
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If I need to school myself or am unsure, I check Ishtar.
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"Apparently, the administration is unsure of what it wants do," he said.
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Mr. Pichai is still unsure what he faces from regulators and lawmakers.
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Many executives remain unsure what Trump's protectionist rhetoric will mean in practice.
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This is and always has been an unforgivable quality to the unsure.
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Her audiences seem awed, unsure whether it is appropriate to take photographs.
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Ms. Rajput, who still presented as male, was unsure how to identify.
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I got out too, but trailed behind, unsure of what to do.
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However, they remained unsure of how substantially the cuts would impact wages.
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Unsure of the outcome, I clumsily ran into the water towards Amelie.
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It was late, and he was tired, unsure of what came next.
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She already knows him; why is she unsure about accepting his devotion?
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I looked at her for a second, unsure of what to do.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is still unsure who directed a Feb.
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"Before I learned digital skills, I felt unsure of myself," she says.
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Investors seem unsure about the news, which was announced with the quarterly results.
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Pollsters found 37% of voters were in favor, 51% opposed and 12% unsure.
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I don't know why, and it's likely you'll be left similarly unsure, too.
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Soderbergh is self-distributing Unsure through his company Fingerprint Releasing and Bleecker Street.
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During the day, I was still unsure of where I stood with Lauren.
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She wants to do more, but she is unsure of what to do.
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A. is still in a mood and just unsure about the whole thing.
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So clouded and unsure about myself, my life, my privacy, my mental health.
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Unsure of who to blame for the incident, the family turned to Amazon.
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Gadsby confesses in Nanette that she is unsure what she will do next.
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I was unsure of who I was and who I wanted to be.
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Even more terrifying, they were unsure whether work on it should even continue.
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Among independents, 22018 percent favor, 27 percent oppose, and 22 percent are unsure.
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He was unsure when they would leave or where they would end up.
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A 228% plurality says Mueller did not clear Trump, while 21% remain unsure.
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Yankees manager Joe Girardi said he was unsure if Teixeira would play Wednesday.
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Lewis talked about dabbling in writing but being unsure what to write about.
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She is unsure of what it will be when she goes into remission.
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But experts are unsure, at a basic level, about what Mr. Kim wants.
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With investors unsure of immediate drivers for the pound, volatility expectations have plummeted.
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Sina told Insider she was happy, but was equally unsure as to why.
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Unsure of his reality, he's forced to rely on the possibly untrustworthy GERTY.
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Before now, we were still unsure just how harmful these particular insecticides were.
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And now the EU is unsure what to do about two such countries.
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The group huddled together in the dark, unsure of what to do now.
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Excited about the new Netflix offline viewing feature but unsure where to start?
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Even right before the election, many Icelanders were unsure what they stood for.
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With all the waiting, members were unsure how to use their time. Rep.
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Unsure how much to apply, I ended up emailing the company to ask.
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We were all comfortable within that world and unsure of what lay beyond.
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Thailand time, even though she was initially unsure if the account was authentic.
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They looked unified but also drained and frustrated, unsure of their next move.
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Despite being unsure, the sisters said hospital staffers insisted that it was Bennett.
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The shelter is unsure who abandoned Jan and if she has an owner.
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Greenspan added that he was unsure if crypto traders were monitoring Powell's comments.
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Others followed suit, unsure if they were being asked to enter the warehouse.
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I'm unsure if I'm spending too much — about $175 to $200 per child.
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Another 5.73 percent disapproved of the measure and there were 25.7 percent unsure.
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Also I love making food where you're unsure if it's real or not.
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It's probably because we were all unsure if they would make it here.
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They're calling hotlines, afraid to go outside and unsure of where to turn.
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I want to know why I am still unsure of the correct versions.
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However, he is unsure whether other promotions will follow them into the market.
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Unsure if you're sick or just sleep-deprived, you reach for a thermometer.
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Turns out, 71% of those surveyed are unsure about their own clothing sizes.
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Many of us are unsure of what to do or what to expect.
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Martin was unsure if she would ever do original music or performance again.
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I know that it's comforting to get advice when you're afraid or unsure.
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School officials originally said they were unsure he was enrolled at the school.
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And despite decades of study, scientists remain unsure about its underlying neurological mechanisms.
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"If you're unsure if it's real or not, call your bank," said O'Leary.
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Recent surveys show a majority of Americans are unsure about self-driving cars.
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Still, analysts are unsure if the gains are sustainable, with the Sino-U.
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I'm a little unsure sometimes because I come from so many different places.
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Still, despite the plan, she and Clint are unsure of their son's future.
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Though sometimes when things are so new, we can feel ungrounded or unsure.
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Fifty-nine percent want to stay in the U.S., with 28503 percent unsure.
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She called it "troubling," but said she was unsure about the hackers' goals.
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CBS News reported that Giuliani remained unsure whether the interview will take place.
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He pulled off his goggles in a daze, unsure whether he had won.
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Rubio told reporters later that he was unsure he could vote for Tillerson.
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He stands at the edge of a cliff, unsure how to go on.
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For example, 45% are unsure whether NAFTA has helped or harmed economic growth.
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It turned me timid and unsure in a way I hadn't been before.
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But State Department lawyers are unsure how many messages will actually be responsive.
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Hupp was unsure whether everyone would be allowed to bring a carry-on.
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If you're unsure about your personal tax obligations, you should seek professional advice.
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It might be uncomfortable, it might be messy, and the outcome is unsure.
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Even Vigilant's customers are sometimes unsure of how widely their data is shared.
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If you're feeling unsure, consider my approach, which took some advice into consideration.
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Unsure of whether basic bills would be paid, some of the students left.
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Others are unsure whether they'll be able to offer coverage beginning in January.
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A remaining 28503 percent say they are unsure what Democrats should do next.
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That's left the key players unsure of how long the shutdown will continue.
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Saying "I think" is sometimes acceptable, but only if you truly are unsure.
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Police are still searching for a suspect and are unsure of a motive.
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Republicans were more likely than Democrats to say they were unsure about Cohen.
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The market is, understandably, a little unsure what to make of the announcement.
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Meanwhile, 252% say he probably did not do this and 235% are unsure.
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He told reporters on Sunday he was unsure if surgery would be needed.
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It also showed a government in some disarray, unsure quite how to respond.
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Bertie's unsure of her relationship with Randy, and begins to bond with Chris.
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GOP leaders are unsure and haven't settled on a vehicle for it yet.
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Mr. Obama said he was unsure where the family would move after that.
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More than one-third of Republican respondents, 35 percent, said they are unsure.
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White said he was unsure what, if any, legal avenues Mejia would pursue.
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By Thursday, 70% of respondents indicated they were unsure of continuing, she said.
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At work, I smell myself every hour, unsure if the scent has stayed.
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I was 17, scared, and totally unsure what to do with that situation.
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Or are you unsure what it is you want to do long-term?
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Ushakov said he was unsure of when Putin and Trump might meet next.
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At that stage of his rehab, he was unsure if he could manage.
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For the first time since I'd met him, he seemed unsure of himself.
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This may be a good option if you're unsure of your travel dates.
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Another 6% chose someone else or were unsure about who they would support.
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She is unsure what role hockey will play in her life after college.
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Twenty years later, I remain unsure about the right and wrong of it.
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A few months before my birthday, I was unsure how to celebrate it.
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I'm genuinely unsure that any one of those options is the right approach.
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Unsure whether it was true, Mr. Moore tried to ferret out more information.
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I had google at my fingertips if I was unsure of a word.
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He was unsure how the Korengal Outpost" — in northeastern Afghanistan — "served that end.
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It was the first time I felt unsure of the power of prayer.
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They abandoned their car and fled on foot, scattershot, unsure where to go.
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And the reality is some people are unsure what to feel right now.
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She was unsure of herself, with a tendency to sing in the back.
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Another 7 percent of voters said they were unsure who they would support.
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They abandoned the cars and fled on foot, scattershot, unsure where to go.
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Officials are still unsure when lead inspections were last done, The Times found.
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Even when she did show up at the rose ceremony, she seemed unsure.
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It is not the case that Dr. Gorson was unsure what to do.
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She's unsure of when school will start again, or what's going to come.
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Dunn peeked back at her teammates and shrugged, unsure of what to do.
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But I always tell people: If you're unsure about removing a hair, don't.
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If you're unsure, never be afraid to send an email to your hosts.
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Thinking about investing in a winter rental property, but unsure where to start?
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But even Mr Richwine is unsure about the details of Mr Trump's plan.
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Jaime is self-conscious, anxious and unsure of his place in the world.
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At first, Mr. Bird was unsure what to do with the fragmentary text.
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Investigators are still unsure whether inclement weather played a factor in the crash.
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The first time they fired it up, they were unsure if it worked.
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Thirteen percent of respondents said they were unsure or didn't provide an answer.
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I hear Jimi HendrixWas also unsure in dance despite being beautifulAnd especially attuned.
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He said he was unsure if those stops would diminish after the pardon.
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Joey Valladares is barefoot, terrified, weaving between the cars, unsure where he's going.
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John N. Kennedy, said Sunday he is unsure how new legislation would help.
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But he was also self-critical, and unsure of his future in performance.
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Ghosh is often unsure of the direction in which to steer the novel.
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Each is unsure whether the other is false flesh or the real thing.
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This question yielded the most amount of "unsure" responses in the entire survey.
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Some market strategists are unsure Tesla could thrive without Musk at the helm.
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Walton was buzzing with adrenaline, unsure of the severity of his own wound.
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She felt badly about being so unsure of what she wanted to do.
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Others had lingered for months in camps, jobless and unsure about the future.
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He has said he followed procedure and was unsure where the gunshots emanated.
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The man, unsure of what to say, tried not to talk about it.
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The trend has been building for a decade, but researchers are unsure why.
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If you're unsure whether you've had two doses, it's safe to have another.
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This seems to have left Mr. Spicer unsure how to play his character.
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If you're still unsure whether it's a good battle to pick, ask me.
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Without having some achievement to tout, I was unsure of who I was.
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He said he was unsure when the documents would be made public, though.
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If you're unsure, ask questions; when in doubt, talk about love and work.
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At that time, she was still unsure what to do with her life.
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When ET told her, she seemed surprised and unsure if she should reach out.
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A further 47% admitted that they would be unsure about hiring such a person.
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Some 20183 injuries were reported and authorities are unsure how many people are missing.
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Unsure which outwear we love more: a crinkly paper bag trench or bejeweled vest.
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I suggested he visit the counseling center, although I'm unsure if he ever did.
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If you're unsure about your options, talk to your HR department or your manager.
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The group is in a position of power, but unsure how to use it.
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Practice with the brush first by drawing leaves onto paper, if you're unsure. 83.
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Yes. I'm unsure if you are familiar with Telecom Data as a Service field.
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Now he's unsure whether he'll have another run-in with police in the future.
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China is unsure whether Kim will last, and takes a wait-and-see approach.
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He told The Times that he was unsure about the future of the relationship.
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Though he admitted he's unsure whether China will stick with working on a replacement.
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Snap warned investors that it was unsure when, if ever, it would reach profitability.
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He's unsure where he'll go next if he can't find a home in Chico.
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His parents retired somewhere near his age, but he's unsure about his own future.
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Winnipeg Pride organizers are still unsure whether police will be allowed to march there.
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It will have to be regulated or better policed, though he was unsure how.
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But her singing veered from purposeful phrases to stretches in which she seemed unsure.
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But that phone call left me shattered and staggering, unsure of my next move.
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At this point, I was really unsure whether this was an ad or not.
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Then I settle in to wait, unsure when I will hear from her again.
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He wanders in and out of the bar, unsure if he wants to stay.
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Finished binge watching your way through Mad Men and unsure where to turn next?
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Whenever I open the app up, I'm unsure what new discovery will await me.
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Underwood previously waffled on their relationship, unsure if he belonged with Booth or not.
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For this reason, Varejão has said he's unsure if he will accept the ring.
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Din told me that he's still unsure when he will finally leave the forest.
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Real&aposs biggest star hinted he was unsure he&aposd stay with the club.
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She was unsure how well her old, wood-framed apartment block would hold up.
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I was fresh out of college, unsure of who I was going to be.
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But that also means we're often unsure about the best way to spend it.
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Or they end up disillusioned, unsure if anyone will ever take their talents seriously.
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Depressed, he left for a quarter and went home, unsure that he would return.
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The young man behind the counter notices at the same moment and looks unsure.
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And they're unsure if Republicans are ready to shell out that kind of cash.
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Meanwhile, I've stalled—stuck in a dead-end job, and unsure of what's next.
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I'm unsure about the value of stories to pull us in a particular direction.
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Employers don't realize a lot of the candidates are unsure about what to expect.
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Savvas said he's unsure when the park will be able to host races again.
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I made my way to my appointment, excited, but unsure of what to expect.
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We're unsure of how to best manage technology in our homes, and we're panicking.
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"Rich" said he was unsure what that meant but said he was on autopilot.
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Oftentimes, this is because they're unsure of who they are without their partner. 6.
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The newlyweds say they are unsure how they encountered the disease while in Hawaii.
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Scientists are still unsure how exactly, but estrogen prevents blood vessel walls from building.
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That's what I always wanted and I was unsure of how to get that.
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The Salt Lake City-based online retailer is unsure of whether he will return.
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Sad, anxious, excited, terrified, inspired, gratified, nervous, unsure, proud, upset, accomplished, relieved, devastated, lucky.
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He'd been in Monaco this time last year, unsure of what his future held.
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We are unsure if these theatrics are for our benefit or simply standard practice.
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Officials are still unsure how many people were inside when the blaze broke out.
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Before joining the department, Guinan was unsure what her professional life would look like.
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You have to feel unsure and insecure when playing it safe seems smarter. 8.
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Tender spots come and go, and doctors were unsure of how hard to press.
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Others recognized the guilt, but were unsure about how to transform it into action.
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Back in 2010, I was a journalism student unsure of my direction in life.
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It could definitely be competitive in the fall, but if Moser wins... I'm unsure.
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However, 22019 percent of likely voters are unsure or have never heard of him.
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The Administration was unsure about whether it wanted to be involved in the war.
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I also battle with Microsoft Word, and I'm unsure what is the best solution.
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Peterson also told ESPN he was unsure if he would be able to play.
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Another spot where moms may be unsure of their rights is in a courtroom.
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But he was unsure the actresses were ready for his run-and-gun approach.
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You become unsure whether anything you've seen is important, or good, or even collectible.
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This morning you feel a little unsure, but tonight, plenty of support surrounds you.
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Denver Broncos -- Vic Fangio says he's unsure if the team will be in attendance.
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However, 35 percent were unsure of who they'd vote for in the Democratic primary.
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The kind of kid who is unsure of the difference between science and magic.
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Manager Joe Girardi said he was unsure when Rodriguez would get his next start.
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Jackson said doctors are currently unsure whether the fight made her daughter's tumor worse.
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Keep things lean in the beginning when you're still unsure if something will work.
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Eight percent of patients and family said they were unsure of their treatment preferences.
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Researchers, unsure of how their creations work, must train them by trial and error.
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Coach Jeff Hornacek said he is unsure if Porzingis will play Wednesday against Philadelphia.
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But Mr. Murugan seems unsure of what kind of writer he will be now.
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Clinton world strategists appear absolutely shaken, unsure and befuddled in their response to this.
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Twenty-two percent were unsure while 13 percent said that no action is necessary.
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But, like so much in Mexico, they left him discomfited, unsure of his role.
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He added that he's unsure how the arrest will affect trade talks moving forward.
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"I was lost after my divorce, unsure where to begin," said Ms. Feiler, 44.
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Thirty-two percent believed Barr should be compelled to testify, 28500 percent were unsure.
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The report comes as DACA recipients are unsure of the future of the program.
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Nine percent were still unsure of who they will support in the March contest.
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He has said he followed procedure and was unsure from where the gunshots emanated.
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Twenty-three percent said it should be, and 21 percent said they were unsure.
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His departure will encourage colleagues unsure about their prospects to make the same decision.
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Just 2628 percent said they wanted both, while 28503 percent said they were unsure.
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Ask for pronouns, and stick to the singular they/them pronoun when you're unsure.
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Nissan was unsure whether to proceed with investments in Sunderland after the Brexit vote.
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I noticed the thought and sat with it, unsure of what would happen next.
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There is ample space, but Army engineers are unsure about the buildings' structural integrity.
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"Everybody was so unsure of how long this shutdown was gonna go," Parr said.
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Unsure if Danny could understand words, Sahin modeled the glasses himself and mimed instructions.
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The three women were unsure of what to do, but only for a second.
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If you're unsure of how to work out estimated costs, ask your housing counselor.
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Such employees are often unsure which company is their direct employer, labor groups say.
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Finally, many are unsure how to genuinely listen to and partner with young people.
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Scientists are still unsure how much carbon can realistically be stored in agricultural soils.
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Five small, silly, delicately drawn animals wander across blank pages, unsure why they're there.
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He said he was unsure what he would do after his sentence was completed.
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They stood in a self-conscious line before their audience, unsure how to begin.
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If you're unsure where your partnerships are headed, know that you're right on track!
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Our future may be unsure, but such is the case for everyone and everything.
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But for a winner, Trump sure seemed a little unsure of himself at times.
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The authorities said they were unsure whether Ms. Ausheva and Mr. Walker were married.
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That's why people were so polite here; we were unsure of who we were.
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The investigation continues, the sheriff said, though she was unsure who was directing it.
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People in street clothes trailed close behind the bed, unsure of where to look.
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But that evening, Mr. Cohen was still unsure whether to plead guilty at all.
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Even a member of Obama's Cabinet seemed unsure of how to appraise the situation.
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They understand that it's changing, but are unsure how to respond to those changes.
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And they are still unsure how they would measure the success of the experiment.
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Researchers remain unsure why children with Covid-219 were not as ill as adults.
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If you're unsure where to start, I highly recommend you check these books out.
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Mr. Kane is unsure whether he will stay in Paradise in the long term.
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Assessing the danger posed by the coronavirus is extraordinarily difficult; even scientists are unsure.
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Crowley was handsome, gifted, and charismatic, but he was also deeply unsure of himself.
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I became unsure of myself and very nervous, I didn't dare talk to girls.
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When asked if his office knew of Ms. dos Santos's whereabouts, he seemed unsure.
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Officials are still unsure what to do with it, The New York Times reports.
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That is a complete fabrication and I&aposm unsure where that has come from.
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At first, she was unsure how her bosses would react to the googly eyes.
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Researchers are still unsure exactly how the coronavirus spreads and how infectious it is.
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"Every day I get on a train unsure if I'm getting home," he said.
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Forty-six percent, meanwhile, said they disapproved, and 11 percent said they were unsure.
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Seventeen percent said they were unsure of their impression of the state's junior senator.
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Many couples separated by the ban have grown unsure if they will be reunited.
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"I am unsure if that will actually happen," she said about the replica home.
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Unsure how she could afford the $200, Ms. Torres contacted the school for help.
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"During Neptune retrograde, we all felt unsure in decisions and reality," she tells Refinery29.
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Being passed up for an audition made her feel isolated and unsure of herself.
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He enrolled at a commuter college in Oregon, unsure what he wanted to study.
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Twenty-eight percent responded that they are unsure or had never heard of him.
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Beto O'Rourke: We're unsure whether O'Rourke taking his candidacy nationally will help his cause.
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So far, there's one clear Republican no vote, with six Republicans who are unsure.
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The FAA said Wednesday that it is unsure when the rule would be finalized.
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The official said he was unsure how or when the investigation was wrapped up.
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A medic inches from Chief Gallagher testified that he froze, unsure what to do.
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Asked if the Fed should be cutting interest rates instead, he said was unsure.
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Yet she was unsure of his relationship with the older woman next to him.
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Grisham said she was unsure whether Melania Trump knew the executive order was coming.
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Davis later said he was unsure of the information he provided for the story.
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You walk out in that second act, and people are still confused and unsure.
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I feel obliged to talk to management but am unsure how to do so.
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But in this unsure era, researchers are extra anxious to make their voices heard.
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He's unsure whether Westerns alone are responsible for the racial myths about the cowboy.
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Nixon was unsure if he would even meet Mao despite months of quiet planning.
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A key aspect of grey-zone challenges is that they should be sufficiently ambiguous to leave targets unsure how to respond A key aspect of grey-zone challenges is that they should be sufficiently ambiguous to leave targets unsure how to respond.
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The weeks and months that followed saw a multitude of doctor's appointments, blood tests, scans, and tears as I stumbled through a thick fog of grief, unsure of how to keep going and unsure of how I could ever feel normal again.
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"If the market is unsure about what the ECB will do, and what impact it could have, it is also unsure about the FX effects of negative rate cuts after the BOJ's botched-up move," said Societe Generale currency strategist Kit Juckes.
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I am unsure if Martinez is sacrificing or sharing himself, but it is probably both.
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Well, it is a consumer powerhouse, but its consumer class is still on unsure footing.
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A doctor may use it when examining a patient whose health status they're unsure of.
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But industry analysts are unsure whether electric cars will catch on with consumers anytime soon.
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At the Hawesville plant, the staff are unsure what exactly the Trump administration will do.
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Though unsure what he will say, Monahan hopes to express his gratitude for the gift.
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In the first demo, the drone wobbles, unsure of how to respond to its environment.
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Overall, 44% have a favorable impression of her, 33% unfavorable, with 23% saying they're unsure.
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Unsure of what to say, Gypsy says "everything happens for a reason," but Mel disagrees.
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Say I'm getting ready for a date and am unsure of what will happen next.
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Maybe you are unsure about smartwatches and want to dip a toe in for $175.
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Although police are unsure who had the right of way, Parsons was in the crosswalk.
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When you're unsure if you want to do big plaid or tiny checks, do both?
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Unsure on whether to go in for a hug or a handshake with your workmates?
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If you're unsure, you should check the status of Tor on a per-county basis.
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I was starting to be very depressed and unsure of what my next move was.
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Investors seem to be unsure about what a Trump presidency means for the online retailer.
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He brought only a backpack with him, unsure how long he'd be away from home.
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I show her my Atari 800XL and she nods politely, unsure what I'm on about.
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Understandably, those within the Postal Service are equally unsure as to what they should be.
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He actually seems unsure whether she was his girlfriend or whether they were secretly married.
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While we're unsure about the direction he's headed, it's certainly a curious choice of styling.
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After drinking the entire bottle, I was unsure as to whether it got me buzzed.
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Arlyn, desperate for help and unsure of her father's recollection, gave her a second chance.
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Scared, disoriented, and unsure of what had transpired, Kendall said no to a rape kit.
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Unsure whether Montoya still threatened them, task force members called Albuquerque's SWAT team for rescue.
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A large group, totaling 270 percent of respondents, say they don't know or are unsure.
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Staffers have waited, unsure about staffing and strategy specifics, for O'Malley Dillon's arrival this week.
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Officials are unsure whether sidewalk plaque was taken "for protection" or if it was stolen.
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Employee Ethan Grewe told CNN affiliate WCCO that he was unsure of what to do.
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What this video will do for your emotional connection as a Radiohead fan I'm unsure.
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La La Land's cast uncomfortably shifted around the stage, unsure of what to do next.
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As Mathus was detained, Yanez waited outside, unsure of when his friend would be released.
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Affleck noted that he's unsure whether he'd want his little ones to take up acting.
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At first, I was a little unsure how to approach people to procure these photos.
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What I felt for him had rendered me dumb, unsure of what I knew anymore.
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Cage felt unsure how to respectfully address the topics of Detroit's story and its characters.
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So unsure, in fact, that the athlete hadn't even committed to a lengthy hotel stay.
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Most migrants are eager to move on, but are unsure where their journey will end.
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Diaz said in a text message that he was unsure what the banned substance is.
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You could tell from across the room everyone was really unsure what was going on.
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The government seems unsure what the scope should be of any rules on personal bankruptcy.
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If for some reason you are still unsure about this statement, watch the video above.
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Police are unsure whether or not the victim was staying at the hotel, Valentin says.
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The percentage who don't know or are unsure rose to 23 percent from 5 percent.
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I was lost, confused, unsure of how my identity fit into the broader American picture.
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Some of the show's cast seemed unsure of their future in the project as well.
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New parents are emotionally vulnerable because they're tired, unsure, and perhaps suffering from postpartum depression.
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Polls suggest that half the population favour doing so, with 30% disagreeing and 20% unsure.
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The brothers are—as of now—unsure whether they'll stay together for their college years.
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A distraught Ms. DesRoche said she was unsure who would replace Rose in the show.
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Jackson was arrested at the time, but Boren said he was unsure of the status.
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Asked by TMZ if he planned on raising money for Baton Rouge, Pierce was unsure.
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USTR LIGHTHIZER SAYS UNSURE IF TARIFFS ALONE WILL STOP CHINA CHEATING, BUT NO BETTER INSTRUMENTS
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In 2016, even Australia was unsure why it was competing in the Eurovision song contest.
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Trump aides were unsure until the last minute that he would go through with it.
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Were you unsure if the issue was one of word choice, sentence structure, or worldview?
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"Unsure of why the national spelling bee has a 'comfort couch,'" Chapman aka @kchapman_88 tweeted.
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It's understandable to have a lot of questions or to be unsure where to begin.
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Unsure of where she was, or where the strange dream was taking her, she walked.
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Rachel Zoe tuxedo pant suit If you're unsure where you stand in the dress vs.
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Even the facts where and when the album was recorded are rendered shaky and unsure.
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Financial professionals need to project some level of calm even in the most unsure times.
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But with drivers unsure if they'll get paid their fair share, recruiting could prove difficult.
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Nearly a quarter of those retiring advisers are unsure of their succession plans, per Cerulli.
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You have big dreams, and you're unsure how you're going to make them a reality.
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That's still unsure because we're not sure with her contract what legal stuff still exists.
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Experts are unsure how much progress North Korea is making with its nuclear-weapons project.
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Another 45 percent were unsure of what the president should do regarding future military action.
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Soldiers are unsure what the future holds for the NPU and town of Al-Hamdaniya.
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In it, she spoke about how unsure of herself she was when she was younger.
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But there was a time when the proud parents were unsure of their son's fate.
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Three percent support another candidate before casting ballots this Tuesday, while 28503 percent remain unsure.
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A mid-April poll pegged Trump's rating at 40% approval, 54% disapproval and 6% unsure.
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If they had, they appeared unsure about what it might mean for their asylum chances.
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But they struggled to find consensus and left the meeting unsure of their next steps.
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We were unsure how to respond, and as the attention accelerated, we became genuinely unnerved.
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She said the police told her they were unsure of their jurisdiction in the case.
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"We live in an anxiety-riddled, unsure, divisive time right now," says the ER alum.
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If you're unsure how to start the conversation, Hall says, begin with your inner dialogue.
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Even if you're unsure about business news, I highly recommend completing an internship with CNBC!
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I felt more unsure, filled with doubt, attuned to the more slippery nature of truth.
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Peyton's family and doctors are still unsure what went wrong with his heart last week.
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When Sandy was modest, naive, and unsure, she was on unsteady ground socially and sexually.
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Authorities are unsure of when she went missing and what she was wearing, Coleman said.
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VICE: What happens in situations when a man's unsure if he's said the triple talaq?
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My Mum is catholic, so I was unsure on how she was going to react.
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The experience moved the Feeks, who are unsure when Joey will take her last breath.
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Unsure how much money they have, banks could not settle their books when markets close.
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The expat community will be unsure of what its future holds—just like Britain herself.
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Polls showed that many Labour voters were unsure which side the party was even on.
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Mattis's words are at odds with Trump, leaving foreign capitals unsure of whom to believe.
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Edith is happy, Mary calls his boring, and Lord Grantham is unsure about his prospects.
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Many members of Congress appear to remain unsure of how to hold the company accountable.
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Carafano, at Heritage, said he was unsure of how Netanyahu's play would affect the Europeans.
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And now I'm unsure I'll be able to ever not do this with birthday candles.
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They cannot predict our evolving trade policies and are unsure of access to foreign markets.
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Some migrants say they're shaken by what happened and unsure of what to do next.
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Girardi was also unsure about how long Rodriguez's injury would keep him out of action.
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Pentagon officials told the AP they are unsure how many additional troops they will request.
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Thirteen percent of respondents said they were unsure which position came closest to their viewpoint.
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Ms. Quade said she was initially unsure if bingo would translate as a theater event.
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I was still unsure I was in the right place until I opened the door.
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Another 21 percent said the question should not be included, while 19 percent were unsure.
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Fifteen percent of respondents said they're unsure at this point or would pick someone else.
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Because of the lack of emergency planning, residents were unsure how to react and panicked.
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The FBI had said it is largely unsure what the attackers did during that time.
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I hear Jimi Hendrix Was also unsure in dance despite being beautiful And especially attuned.
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If you're unsure what you can deduct, you should consult a tax professional for help.
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Consult organizations like Art Recovery International or The Art Loss Register if you are unsure.
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But Bhaskar said he and his team are unsure of the vaccine's effects on people.
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Only a fourth believe the rules will be applied fairly, with the rest still unsure.
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I was very unsure, frankly, that it could be made into a real documentary feature.
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Manager Scott Servais was unsure if Walker would be available to make his next start.
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Embarrassed for making such a careless error, I was unsure of what to do next.
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"I feel fine," said deGrom, who was unsure why his command had suffered of late.
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But it's still a confusing process for many users unsure of which passwords need updating.
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I know what it feels like to collapse from bullet wounds, unsure if you'll survive.
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Republicans were hoping that she would come off as unsure, politically driven, or even unstable.
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Unsure if what those wings you see at a distance belong to a bald eagle?
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Unsure whether Kim was alive or dead, she went to area hospitals looking for her.
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Thirty-two percent say they're unsure, and 25 percent say Gorsuch should not be confirmed.
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His disapproval rating rose to 50 percent from 49 percent and 11 percent were unsure.
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Just don't indulge your tendency to overthink, Virgo—things are sensitive and unsure right now.
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Nursing my own grappling injury, I was unsure about watching UFC 217 on Saturday night.
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Her boss notices what's going on and completely freezes up, unsure of what to do.
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The Mummy is somehow confidently unsure of itself, despite being attempt at a blockbuster franchise.
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One source says that investors are unsure if they'll get all of their money back.
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Judging from the body language of the undecideds, however, only a handful seemed genuinely unsure.
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He says the Klonopin isn't working, and is unsure whether or not Prazosin is helping.
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Michael Flynn, who seems to be unsure whether he is pro-life or pro-choice.
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Hinch said he was unsure who would start Tuesday in Peacock's turn in the rotation.
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After almost a decade, I am unsure if I'll ever get to see them again.
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We wander into jazz clubs and dining rooms and seem unsure of why we've come.
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Sturdy carts of cheese and charcuterie trundled past, pushed by unsure waiters making infrequent stops.
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Everyone's unsure how organized they are, but they believe they're the rightful heirs: http://bit.
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The officers appeared seriously afflicted, and the Embassy nurse was unsure how to help them.
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Many of those men were later released without charges, unsure of why they were held.
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The company said it's unsure whether it will put the products back on the shelves.
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As for the events that followed and whether it was a detention, we're still unsure.
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The harder families to staff are those that are still unsure how to handle tech.
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"Who's the naïf now?" they seem to whisper, while remaining unsure whether anyone can hear.
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Since graduation, he has been living at home, unsure exactly where he will end up.
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Scientists remain unsure why some seem to get it and others do not, for example.
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Newcomers, displaced by the war, move cautiously, unsure about their fate, or who is who.
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Now suddenly they have to choose sides, make statements, take action, and they are unsure.
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One player said she was unsure if she was allowed to talk about the group.
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We know that when people are unsure of something, they rely on advice from friends.
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We're unsure how to end such a significant chapter of our lives in a rush.
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After the shooting, Mr. Schmidt raced to Las Vegas, unsure if his mother was alive.
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YouTube still seems to be unsure of where it stands on this sort of content.
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If you're unsure, start with a smaller amount and add more as you see fit.
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For bettors unsure whether the team will pull off the miraculous feat, another option exists.
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We're still unsure how to respond when men are accused of harassment and sexual assault.
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One event after another confirms that the government is drifting, divided and unsure of itself.
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However, only 8% say they don't know, a relatively average "unsure" number for similar questions.
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He is unsure who hired him, for he received nothing but an envelope of cash.
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But industry sources are unsure how active the company will be at Sundance this year.
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And 2215 percent incorrectly said it had not been repealed, with the remainder being unsure.
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When I lose a case, I sometimes feel unsure of the reason for the defeat.
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Thirty-two percent say they're unsure and 25 percent say Gorsuch should not be confirmed.
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Consult your vet if you're unsure about the appropriateness of any of your pets' toys.
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This is great for beginners or anyone who is unsure about the world of VPNs.
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People, unsure of how to react to such aesthetic sublimity, simply lay on the floor.
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Kenia also felt like she was falling apart, unsure of what would happen to them.
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Cryptocurrency traders are also uncertain with some unsure about the future trading pattern for bitcoin.
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Got a VR headset for the holidays this year and unsure of where to start?
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After he finished the word, the audience, unsure of the correct spelling, slowly began clapping.
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When candidates are feeling unsure of themselves, says Drexler, they often look toward the floor.
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Pike County Coach Brad Webber said officials were unsure how or when Dylan was injured.
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"But whether it allows them to succeed and get in, I'm unsure of," he said.
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"But whether it allows them to succeed and get in, I'm unsure of," he said.
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Molitor was also unsure when asked if Mauer might eventually land on the disabled list.
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He later admitted to authorities he may have said something like that but was unsure.
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McGowen said he was unsure how the bank's leadership would react to his unorthodox proposal.
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Administration officials tell CNN they are unsure how long the inspector general's investigation may take.
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Credico's attorney, Martin Stolar, said he was still unsure how his client planned to respond.
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After hours of refusal, Mr. Vayeghan gave in, unsure of what exactly he was signing.
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As such, Docherty is not especially interesting, for he rarely seems genuinely unsure of himself.
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Women who are unsure tend to use contraception less consistently, and might need different options.
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But he is unsure when that would be or how he would afford the repairs.
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And yet, I am deeply unsure whether a contemporary painting can be an adequate response.
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He said he was unsure about the new directive not to move around the room.
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Most of us are unsure whether we should be at a three or an eight.
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He becomes incapable of genuine connection with anyone and unsure of who he really is.
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He is unsure if he is or is not enrolled in Equifax's TrustedID Premier program.
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He says his dream is to have his own business, but he's unsure what kind.
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Congressional Republicans spent much of Thursday unsure of what Trump would actually do on tariffs.
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I'm just unsure if we have the evidence to say if it's true or not.
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As a result, women can be unsure whether to address these changes with their doctor.
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McGruder packed his bags and flew back home to Maryland, unsure of what was next.
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Sebastian noticed odd behaviors exhibited by his cousin but was unsure of what they meant.
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This is the painful reality of our sport, and I'm unsure what to make of it.
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But even as they made their way there, they were still unsure about what was happening.
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At times, I was unsure whether I would open her bedroom door and find her dead.
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I put a towel down to catch the water but am unsure what else to do.
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However, Spears has called off the show and is unsure when she'll return to the stage.
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However, 39 percent of voters said they&aposre unsure who they will back in the primary.
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A nearby farmer approached Rosen with boxes of gooseberries, unsure of what to do with them.
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Twenty percent were unsure if the fake news was justification enough for the immigration executive order.
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We just want to be seen though, even if we're unsure what that reflection may be.
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They were also unsure about the business model, which was based on a monthly user fee.
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Scientists are still unsure about the process, but regardless, the view from above is pretty cool.
|
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The Turkish people, at first unsure what time it was, risked missed flights and other calamities.
|
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He takes his time before he answers—so long that I'm unsure if he will answer.
|
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"If you're unsure if you need the vaccine, talk to your health care provider," Minkin says.
|
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Ever wanted to invest in cryptocurrencies, but unsure of how and which coins you should choose?
|
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And strangely, symptoms can be relieved with hot showers or baths, though doctors are unsure why.
|
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Would an Israeli prime minister risk giving such an order, unsure whether it would be implemented?
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Whether it was a text with an after party invite, or a celeb sighting, I'm unsure.
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I fall into moments of insecurity when I feel completely unsure of the path I've taken.
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He is a young rebel, pursuing self-discovery and self-liberation, but unsure of his footing.
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In my previous paintings there is a certain power that's unsure of itself, a little blind.
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Businesses will refrain from making hard-to-reverse investments if they are unsure about the future.
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We're unsure when or even if the Melania Trump website will be back up and running.
|
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Google is making a big play in gaming, but we're still unsure exactly what that entails.
|
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The big picture: Team Kavanaugh sources last night ranged from nervous and unsure to modestly confident.
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Unfortunately, Twitter also suspended the account, leaving us unsure whether they liked the meme or not.
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The Verge, in a report published Wednesday, found that even locals are unsure of Foxconn's plans.
|
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States are also unsure if they could be sued for accidentally collecting too much sales tax.
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He adds that investigators are unsure why her children are in the San Antonio area. 4.
|
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The former employees who spoke to BuzzFeed News said they're unsure where Grindr goes from here.
|
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But another Deerfield High School student, a junior, admitted she was unsure about her town's ban.
|
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As the shot clock ticks on, Tarik Black appears unsure of what he's supposed to do.
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JoJo doesn't want the day to end, but she's still unsure what is going to happen.
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ET. It's a highly anticipated speech, mostly because people are unsure what the president might say.
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The spokesperson said he was unsure who made the call that led to the woman's rescue.
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Officials are unsure of the cause of death and will perform a necropsy to find answers.
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The review has spooked investors, who are unsure how BOJ policy will change in the future.
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When I got the invitation for the show, I was unsure of which crowd I'd encounter.
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McDougal told Farrow she was unsure what she was allowed to say publicly under the agreement.
|
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So, if you're unsure where to start, consider the glowing recommendations of the Reddit SkincareAddiction community.
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If you're unsure about someone's identity, find the affected company's contact information and contact them independently.
|
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While Meltzer said he is unsure whether Yellen would resign, he believes she should consider it.
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To this day, he's still a little unsure what this means, but assumes it's a compliment.
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Even star Jennifer Ferrin felt unsure of what to expect from Steven Soderbergh's limited series Mosaic.
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Yet more than 0003 million people remain, unsure when or where the next bomb will strike.
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With her new visibility, Raisman is unsure whether she'll head to Tokyo to compete in 2020.
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In 2014, when Modi approached Pandey to work on his prime ministerial campaign, he was unsure.
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The crowd reaction ranges on applause and disgust, with fans seemingly unsure of how to react.
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He said he was unsure what was making the actress so unhappy at that exact moment.
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With her new visibility, Raisman is unsure whether she'll head to Tokyo to compete in 2020.
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Morgan was noticeably a unsure of some of his material, but the crowd was with him.
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Privacy advocates agree, but are unsure how Congress will act, given the variety of legislative proposals.
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Like many Americans discussing the controversy, Stetler was unsure how to grapple with the Hudgens affair.
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"Before, if I was unsure about something, I'd send it to everybody I knew," she said.
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Most people who use the generic word "content" are unsure of what they are precisely doing.
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He's unsure of whether he considers himself an activist; he's someone who just wants to help.
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Bovino is unsure what chance this type of plan has of getting any traction in Congress.
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There it is, confirmation that Harvey Weinstein derailed my career, something I suspected but was unsure.
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But if you're unsure of how to dress up your own 'do, this guide will help.
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For a few episodes, his fate was unsure, leading the character to be dubbed "Schrödinger's Glenn".
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He suggested checking any designs that anyone was slightly unsure about on either Trademarkia or USPTO.
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In a twist, Joyce has since told local media he is unsure the child is his.
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Also, we may even be in protective mode and unsure of how to express our desires.
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That last motif is probably the thing I'm most proud of and was most unsure of.
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"Game of Thrones" still manages to shock each season, leaving viewers unsure of what's to come.
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" You start to feel unsure like, "Well, how are we going to get out of here.
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You shouldn't chance using any sketchy devices if you're unsure whether they have proper FCC approval.
|
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Views of Kasich divide 0013% favorable to 2001% unfavorable, with 2925% unsure about the Ohio governor.
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Henry Rousso said he is unsure whether he will ever again return to the United States.
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The guitars snap and Prince coos, sounding more vulnerable and unsure than he ever would again.
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Critics and fans were unsure whether OG could even compete at the level The International demands.
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Seventy-three percent of Republicans say the Senate should confirm Gorsuch and 18 percent are unsure.
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Investors were unsure about what he meant, because U.S. sanctions has taken refinancing off the table.
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Like many residents here — and across Japan — she feels helpless, unsure of how to protect herself.
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Regardless, the anonymous jumper goes for it, unsure if he will hit the rocky cliff below.
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The next time you're unsure of taking time off, remember these handy formulas: Beach > office desk.
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Without that type of compensation, we're unsure why anyone wouldn't just feel like they're getting duped.
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After the game, Yankees manager Joe Girardi said he was unsure if Headley would play Thursday.
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Some women are unsure how much bleeding is normal and how much is a warning sign.
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I'm unsure if its a marketing problem, or if this is a reflection of the story.
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So even when I feel beautiful and adult, I also feel awkward and young and unsure.
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Or, you're unsure about whether you want a relationship—until you know how someone else feels.
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The twist has left both Democrats and Republicans scratching their heads, unsure of the President's intentions.
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Twenty-three percent said Trump is held to the same standards while 10 percent were unsure.
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By contrast, Sanders has a 27 percent favorable rating, 23 percent unfavorable and 50 percent unsure.
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If investors are unsure if the credit will remain robust, they may choose to invest elsewhere.
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Unsure what to do, the family waited, hoping that Melanie had been singled out by mistake.
|
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Many in Silicon Valley say they are still unsure what to expect from a Trump administration.
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If you're still unsure, London-based global-communications pro Chimere Cisse's travelogue will tip the scales.
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Chuck Schumer, the top Democrat in the Senate, is unsure the Pentagon can meet the request.
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Essentially, Rachel expected a proposal, but Peter was unsure about making such a commitment too soon.
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Lead Belgian investigator Frederic Van Leeuw told the news conference he was unsure of Laachraoui's role.
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At 23, she is floundering a little — unsure what to do with her life or how.
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Staton was unsure how the car derailed, but said that the track appeared to be intact.
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Nearly a quarter of voters, 24 percent, were unsure or had no opinion on the issue.
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Last year it suggested these fuel sources were more resistant to cyber threats, an unsure claim.
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Another 28500 percent of respondents who are registered voters said they are unsure who they believe.
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"I think a lot of people are just unsure still how it affects them," he said.
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So, if you're ever unsure about a Pokémon card, this is a very good, quick indication.
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"Let's meet after the sunset prayer," they would tell me, sometimes unsure what time that was.
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Haley said many of those she spoke with were unsure of how old they even were.
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Elected officials, media talking heads and even conservative activists are unsure where the organization is going.
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Some observers are unsure if it will be enough to save the company from eventual bankruptcy.
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Around a third (32%) now believe he will be unsuccessful with an additional 20% now unsure.
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Eighteen percent of Democrats said he should be disqualified, and 20 percent said they were unsure.
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" Clyburn told the Times he was unsure if the allegations against Conyers "have any real substance.
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Nineteen percent of respondents said they were not concerned, while 220006 percent said they were unsure.
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Social Q's I went to dinner with a supervisor from work, unsure what his intentions were.
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The fire commissioner said he's unsure whether all the smoke detectors were working in the building.
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Pike County District Attorney Tom Anderson told CNN he was unsure if Ulysses still faces charges.
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If you're unsure of those requirements, take someone who's currently in that position out for coffee.
|
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Unsure about a major, she filled her schedule with general-education courses her first two years.
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I turned around to Ed, my jaw agape, unsure how to explain what had just happened.
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At the time, the city's residents were on edge but still unsure what it all meant.
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The train was silent as everyone stared at each other, uncomfortable and unsure what to do.
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More than half say they see no change in their paychecks and 16 percent are unsure.
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More than half say they see no change in their paychecks and 503 percent are unsure.
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The third confirmed their phone number, but was unsure if the passport number was his. Ambru.
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Alderson also said he is unsure if pitching in the World Baseball Classic caused Lugo's injury.
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The next day, they'd return to Thailand, unsure of whether they'd be invited back to Belgium.
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Pacquiao was quoted during a post-workout interview as unsure in regards to his future plans.
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You have an 18-year-old niece in Ohio; she's undecided and unsure if she'll vote.
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Warren has reportedly had talks with both campaigns, and is unsure whether she will endorse anyone.
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States were also unsure which government agency to request resources and information from, the report stated.
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We are still early in this crisis, still unsure of what and whom we will lose.
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I didn't go to the funeral because I was unsure of his friends' feelings toward me.
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But even the closest watchers of Mr. Kim's activities were unsure who was on the train.
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Twenty-one percent of those surveyed said they were unsure about the president's chances for reelection.
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At one point, Brügger goes so far as to admit that he is unsure whether SAIMR
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You are unsure how long you will be here, or how challenging the journey may be.
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And they're currently unsure if such a hole has ever been observed before during the winter.
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As someone senior, but not an owner, in the company, I'm unsure of how to cope.
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I booked a flight to San Juan earlier this month, somewhat unsure of what to expect.
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Many are unsure about what will happen after —or if there will actually be an after.
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Simply put: If you're unsure if you know how to pronounce it correctly, you probably don't.
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Now Kibet, like many former stars, is entering middle age unsure of what to do next.
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Loads of people are sitting scared, some frozen, unsure what to do besides look at screens.
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Yet if he is uncertain about his future, his supporters are equally unsure about their own.
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Other voters say that they are unsure how he will make his campaign promises come true.
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I ran, unsure how far I had to go, as the mile markers were taken down.
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I grew anxious, unsure whether this was temporary while the dust settled, or the new normal.
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Two days later, Dr. Schroeder embarked on another round of surgery, unsure of what to expect.
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Mr. Hamill committed fully to the material, but was unsure it would find a wider audience.
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But after two hours of explication and exhortation, Mr. Shippee, 59, seemed more unsure than ever.
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Next door, at Brain Games, the owner is on the mainland, unsure of whether to reopen.
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It's okay to feel completely unsure of what a senior spring will look like for us.
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C.I.A. officials have long been unsure about Prince Mohammed and his abilities to lead the kingdom.
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Even when Seberg raises more complicated, nuanced ideas, it seems unsure what to do with them.
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