And there will be so very many, for so very many years ... until you are dead and your children are old.
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We have seen with own eyes very many children, very many other civilians so we need to be able to serve them.
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It was a fairly small world — there weren't very many products or very many reviewers and also there were limits on how many users could claim.
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And he was awful on … so very many things.
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What it doesn't have are very many modern stadium options.
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" Lucas added, "There are not very many people like her.
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Not very many smart home companies can say the same.
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Just not in a way that benefited very many people.
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There aren't very many people who come back from that.
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" Glassman: "In the early days there weren't very many people.
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There could be very many different things that cause that.
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"I don't think we'll need very many," replied the president.
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They (the Iranians) have very many tools to undermine him.
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It turned out that not very many foundations were strategic.
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It didn't seem like there were very many boundaries, though.
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"It's especially painful because there aren't very many LGBT landmarks."
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The Chinese eat very many dishes in very small portions.
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Or rather, I felt a lot of very many things.
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There aren't very many people who are fully ideologically consistent.
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There just aren't very many candidates like Sanders out there.
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JA: There are not very many women in this book.
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It didn't have very many hooks on it, too, right?
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There were not very many women on the criminal side.
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It's just that, right now, there aren't very many of them.
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You don't see him take very many ugly swings and misses.
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VR may be very many things in the far-flung future.
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On one hand you could say that's not very many voters.
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He didn't give very many details about who had requested it.
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"Not very many people choose to swim in eelgrass," she said.
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"I feel like we haven't had very many facts," he said.
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"I don't really have very many questions for you," Nunes said.
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I've since learned that something similar happened with very many others.
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It's a children's picture book and doesn't have very many words.
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Normally there aren't very many restrictions on journalists in the Capitol.
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"I've seen very many human corpses," Hoppmann said, according to Reuters.
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I had not seen very many marriages I'd want to emulate.
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But it inevitably turns out there aren't very many of them.
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"Definitely not very many people should be making more," he said.
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It's no secret, it's routine, and there aren't very many downsides.
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The limo entrances also don't set very many of the men apart.
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I don't know very many people who dislike him, even in Florida.
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Unfortunately, not very many bosses see any correlation between snoring and success.
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They're not going to have very many options for repairing their homes.
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You, who have spread so very many untruths, or our own eyes?
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"You don't have to have very many people," the retired neurosurgeon added.
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Obviously hygiene has very many benefits, but perhaps this is a downside.
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Robinson Cano is going very slow and not hitting very many balls.
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"But I have not seen very many," he added with a laugh.
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"I snacked all day and didn't have very many meals," she says.
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First of all, there just never will be very many of them.
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"To be honest, I haven't seen very many of them," Paltrow said.
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"I honestly don't know very many of the people there," he said.
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We are at a very imminent phase of launching very many products.
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I don't think there are so very many philosophical progressives out there.
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Unfortunately, Cramer didn't see very many ways out of this Fed-led weakness.
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You're not going to win very many games when you play like that.
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Yeah, I mean I wouldn't recommend what I did to very many people.
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But it took many years and very many deaths before the public noticed.
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I don't know very many people in the world that could accomplish that.
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But the White Sox didn't have very many great, unexpected early-season performances.
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And sure, it's solving a super specific problem not very many customers have.
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AndPokémon Go seems unlikely to produce very many opportunities for complementary local businesses.
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THEY HAVEN'T SAID VERY MANY NICE THINGS ABOUT ME I CAN SAY THAT.
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"Florence Henderson was a dear friend for so very many years," she wrote.
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And no one expects very many of the white farmers to come back.
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There are people like that in this world, and not very many unfortunately.
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No, alright, that's all cool, not very many people other than me have.
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But I think I also don't give very many of the F words.
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And they're not likely to have the support of very many Democrats either.
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I don't have very many memories of my body when I was big.
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There weren't very many things that were made available to the career center.
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There haven't been very many presidential elections in the modern era of primaries.
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But not very many people master the second part, which is the saving.
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The Sunday morning slate didn't have very many defenders of President Donald Trump.
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I don't think there were very many roofs which would survive the hurricane.
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In the grand scheme of medical devices, that is just not very many.
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KAUFMAN I don't see very many cis writers writing about trans experience responsibly.
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She hasn't, for understandable reasons, done very many interviews since the Kavanaugh hearings.
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At only 210 establishments, a 23.5 percent employment increase isn't very many jobs.
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SM: I mean, there are not very many women in this White House.
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There aren't very many women who get to be those things either on television.
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But I'm using a Windows Phone precisely because it- Doesn't have very many apps.
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The Book of the New Sun doesn't answer very many questions about Severian's adventures.
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Bostrom observes, though, that it doesn't take very many people who would act destructively.
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His company doesn't make very many of them and none at the entry level.
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However, the company isn't doing itself very many favors by being a bit opaque.
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Because my next destination was somewhere not exactly known for getting very many tourists?
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Not very many people remember it, but thank god a handful of people do.
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There also aren't very many classes for beginners, but I'll get to that later.
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In fact there weren't very many classes about online communities and things like that.
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"I&aposm pretty convinced that there aren&apost going to be very many winners"
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THRUSH: Oh, I don't think there's any--I think in very many people's lifetimes.
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Here's a fact check of the very many misleading things Trump has about Ukraine.
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And he has said it also about migration issues in Europe, very many times.
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And Pokémon Go seems unlikely to produce very many opportunities for complementary local businesses.
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And right now there's not very many places for them to have that discussion.
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Or perhaps since nobody was good at hitting them, nobody wanted to shoot very many.
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AH: Once Donald Trump entered the scene, there were very many different responses to him.
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On the subject of revenues, at this point RapidAPI isn't making very many of these.
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And let us not forget how very many of these supposed bigots voted for Obama.
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Florence Henderson was a dear friend for so very many years & in my ❤ forever.
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When the Social Security program was started in the 1930s, not very many women worked.
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But other than that, I don't have very many pals who are … I don't know.
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At the time, Apple was not a place where very many people wanted to work.
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So it's safe to say the software won't be dearly missed by very many users.
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They wanted to be able to repair their clothes because they don't own very many.
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But Orban has also spoken of "the very many Hungarians who chose evil over good".
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And I don't tell this to very many working girls let alone my friends, actually.
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That income came in handy because Thoreau didn't sell very many books in his lifetime.
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When I first got here, there weren't very many choices within my group of friends.
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There's not very many that have had the power of resistance that Hammons has had.
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And to top it off, reruns don't attract very many viewers anymore, limiting residual payments.
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SO THE FIRST QUARTER IS GOING TO BE A TRANSITIONAL QUARTER IN VERY MANY REGARDS.
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A few elite Republicans were early adopters of the Trump message, though not very many.
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There aren't very many companies that can do this at the scale that we're talking about.
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I never got to go to prom, and I didn't go to very many football games.
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Right now, there simply aren't very many new nuclear plants being built in the United States.
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Put the two together, and there just aren't very many customers for high-end workstation Macs.
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They're controlled by not very many people, and more and more the emphasis is on computers.
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By 2025 you probably won't be able to buy very many gas-powered cars there, either.
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"We don't want to be around very many people who disagree with us normally," Clinton said.
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If he wins, it is going to be because there aren't very many Democrats in Alabama.
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And, as any working politician will remind you, her legacy doesn't get you very many votes.
|
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Today, while that bubble was forming in bitcoin, not very many people bought it at all.
|
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Because there were some little crumbs to follow along in the season, but not very many.
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But we have some additional people that were reported — not very many in the United States.
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We don't really have very many mechanisms for getting providers to all do the same things.
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I mean, I'd be shocked if very many millennial voters were watching the livestream of this.
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They didn't really have very many Asians, so there was a little bit of tension there.
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She expressed skepticism that very many people could handle or even desire such radical self-reinvention.
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"I&aposm pretty convinced that there aren&apost going to be very many winners," he said.
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What presents itself as an automated process is in fact just very many humans, working together.
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We don't have very many possessions at this point since we move every couple of months.
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"A four-star general doesn't have very many people who are going to challenge him," Rep.
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It also doesn't mean, you know ... Not very many people in India have credit cards yet.
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There were a few occasions in which Nixon flashed his anger publicly, but not very many.
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While there weren't very many dining options there, the proximity to natural features and scenery was unprecedented.
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"[Before Invincible] I had never really done anything that had lasted for very many issues," Kirkman said.
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" Brinker also laments, "We still don't have very many women global CEOs" or female "corporate board members.
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And in times past, it would be unusual to have a -- you know, very many heroin overdoses.
|
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Last week marked the launch of Hallmark and Lifetime's first of many (so very many) Christmas movies.
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And still, in 2018, we still don't have very many depictions of horny kids from all backgrounds.
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When you assume that your only recourse for safety is deletion, you don't have very many options.
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Diana did not do an engagement until three months after the wedding… [and] not very many before.
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We haven't seen something come along ... and we don't do, actually, very many internet or media things.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: So, I read your book last week on the subway and cried very many times.
|
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We may not see it anywhere else, but then again, we don't see very many Phaetons, either.
|
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While the family might not share very many physical features, they all sport seriously awesome long hairstyles.
|
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"I think [the Trump victory] was a catalyst, in very many ways," he told Refinery29 by phone.
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The ingredients list is relatively short, but the reasons why we love it are so very many.
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That said, there aren't very many examples out there of VR being used in electronic music contexts.
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Prior to 21992, it was not very many women but sort of even between Republicans and Democrats.
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There hadn't been very many exhibitions of his paintings because she was very selective about showing them.
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At the time, Vosper's event was one of very, very many mindful-oriented invitations in my inbox.
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All of you can do it, but I guarantee not very many of you will do it.
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Not very many aspire to be the place where you try to impress your friends, or yourself.
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Just 202 of them in fact, which isn&apost very many considering the size of the hotel.
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The problem for investors is that there just don't seem to be very many companies like this.
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LG: Or an address or some type ... We don't have very many different names for our dogs.
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Current law simply doesn't provide very many rights at the border, and there's no easy way around that.
|
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France hasn't taken very many refugees so far since people started arriving in very large numbers last year.
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But someone who takes very many bets is also exposed to a small chance of far bigger loss.
|
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After a controversy made Lewandowski expendable, Trump still didn't recruit very many top operatives to help his effort.
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But it doesn't seem to have changed very many voters' minds in the final week before the election.
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"Even now I have very many people who support me, but they dare not say it," he said.
|
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"There are not very many buyers," said Sajjad Alam, an analyst for debt rating firm Moody's Investors Service.
|
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Their excuse was that, you know, there aren't very many of us or we're just not that good.
|
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"It hasn't happened very many times… It's a milestone in terms of both parties being outraged," he added.
|
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The problem, though, was that there hadn't been very many high-quality polls from these firewall states lately.
|
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Let's be honest, though, there aren't very many — if any — Grey's Anatomy couples who get a happy ending.
|
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Overall, though, 14 delegates aren't very many, so Wyoming's result won't change the overall delegate math very much.
|
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In the United States in particular, we don't have very many rules or regulations defending consumers' online privacy.
|
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"I personally don't believe that very many people would like to pay to not have ads," he said.
|
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"I think at the end of the day, we're not going to lose very many members," said Rep.
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Click through to find three simple dishes with not very many ingredients that even you can rustle up.
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But their overall impact is limited, since they don't enroll very many of those students to start with.
|
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At some moment, all the people active in crypto looked around and realized there weren't very many of us.
|
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It's so, so hard, especially living so far away from my family and not knowing very many people here.
|
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Some of them, I have to compete with and I really actually — I don't like very many of them.
|
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And the consensus thinking there is that there aren&apost very many of any states that would criminalize abortion.
|
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Since it was a national security launch, we weren't treated to very many shots of the rocket in space.
|
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We're not going to get very many interesting conflicts in the endgame of this show if fire keeps existing.
|
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Families would doubtless appreciate less meddling from government, but the reform is unlikely to produce very many more babies.
|
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The Charlottesville protest matches that result: racists were willing to march in public, but there weren't very many racists.
|
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Then I didn't have to audition anymore, [but] there aren't very many good parts for girls at that age.
|
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There aren't very many clubs in the world that can afford to pay a keeper what City pays Hart.
|
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" "There are not very many smart businessmen who don't take advantage of the legal tax laws that are there.
|
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There aren't very many ways for retirees to squeeze out an extra dollar from otherwise "safe" pots of cash.
|
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They made 56 policy change recommendations and I don't think very many, if any, have been followed up on.
|
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They are clearly for profit, but it seems impossible that the required labor was rewarded by very many sales.
|
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Sure we've seen many, many, many (oh so very many) human catapults before, but never before on this scale.
|
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Appropriately, the music doesn't feature very many of the easygoing bass lines that have become a Mood Hut signature.
|
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But, it is hard to think of very many months when we haven't been a net buyer of stocks.
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We had lettuces, kale, chard, peas, beans, tomatoes—not very many tomatoes but we tried real hard—radishes, sprouts.
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Nevertheless, reality is imposing itself here, as it becomes apparent that there aren't very many ways to implement Brexit.
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When Mary Lou Retton started in gymnastics, there weren't very many women in the sport who looked like her.
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True story: there are a ton of articles from 2008 about iPhone ringtones, but not very many recent ones.
|
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He simply didn't get very many basketball decisions, as opposed to the more Process-oriented asset-management decisions, right.
|
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There are plenty of military science fiction films out there, but there aren't very many that actually examine warfare.
|
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We are one of the very many groups who have received that check and wasn't able to cash it.
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He kind of had like these two separate lives, and not very many people knew about, the darker side.
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I don't know that I have very many colleagues who do not support the small business piece of this.
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And it was not lost on me that there were not very many people of color in that room.
|
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"We're very many moons away from having accuracy like that" from three days before a storm hits, he said.
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"You don't have to seize very many high-value vehicles and cash before things change," he told VICE News.
|
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That makes a lot of sense as a basic exemption, since in practice it shouldn't impact very many people.
|
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"Sometimes I'll have a black student and I'll get real excited because I don't get very many," he says.
|
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"The two-year-old, he doesn't say very many words, but 'mouse poop' is one of them," Sharon said.
|
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There aren't very many competitors in its price range, and few that run both Android and have an internal battery.
|
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Often she does interviews I wish I had done myself, which is not very many people I can say that.
|
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"There's not very many pieces of ancillary revenue for airlines that when you pay for them, you smile," Stamler says.
|
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"Obviously, there's not gonna be very many record-setting quarters every night," the Warriors' Klay Thompson said, according to ESPN.
|
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Thirteen subjects is not very many, and, moreover, they were preselected for having viral variants susceptible to 3BNC117, in particular.
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Be there as the ecosphere that bore him and his family and everyone else not very many generations back collapsed.
|
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For a long arc of time, kids found it too obtuse, too indulgent, or too smooth—with very many o's .
|
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Brady said the credit was removed because there aren't very many families that are able to take advantage of it.
|
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But the scientific literature on keto is slim, partially because there aren't very many people who follow a keto diet.
|
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And unlike so very many of the conflicts the country has been having, this one might be of some use.
|
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The economy is made of very many classes of speculators and investors-, SS: But as a trigger for something nasty?
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Not very many, though, would go quite as far as she did to recapture those pleasures when she got home.
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Two hours later, after too few good turns and very many worse ones, Edgar Falk's entire stake was gone. ♦
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At the same time, though, he made it clear that Snap doesn't expect to sell very many of the glasses.
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The government doesn't have very many measures to help in a situation like that, because unemployment insurance is time-delimited.
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It's just another example of simplicity in design, and that you can make something special with not very many elements.
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The summer of 2017 was terrible for the box office, which suggests not very many people are doing that anymore.
|
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And I was astonished to find that it's proposed they be banned and, frankly, so were very many gay men.
|
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I knew it was the future, but there was no ... That's not very many customers for a $50 million [investment].
|
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You might think a meme this straightforward couldn't possibly have very many layers, but in fact there are many layers.
|
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But the positive reactions of very many towards the reasonable aims of the GRA-reform campaign indicate that society is changing.
|
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But the world has so very, very many names, and all of them, sooner or later, become the names of ghosts.
|
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Uninspiring performance aside, there aren't very many things about the new Fire 7 that stand out as a massive red flag.
|
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"It goes all the way down to the branches, and in Kedah very many UMNO branches have dissolved," Mukhriz told Reuters.
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They invoke deities (of which there are very, very many) through incantations, anointments, tarot card readings, and other forms of witchcraft.
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On the other hand, he seems rather weak-willed unto himself and doesn't do very many things without his wife's permission.
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There just aren't very many third-party apps available for it, and the third-party watchfaces, though plentiful, aren't very good.
|
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There may not be very many great detective games, but Judgment shows just how good they can be when done right.
|
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And that's lucky for Microsoft, because customers haven't been buying very many devices in Microsoft's line of Surface tablets and laptops.
|
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"The hardest part was having to share a bed with my sister (Maya) and not having very many toys," says Madelyn.
|
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"Trying out an SGI is difficult since there isn't very many of them, and there is no emulation," Raion told me.
|
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"I didn't talk to very many people after a while," she said of her time at a military base near Baghdad.
|
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Thus, Facebook's first PYMK patent was on the process of privileging friend recommendations for people who don't have very many friends.
|
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And not as many, but still so very many, women -- typically white women, typically married to men -- voted for him, too.
|
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In the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton's deliberations over who might be her vice president don't seem to excite very many people.
|
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People can do whatever the fuck they want, but from what I have seen, not very many people do hard drugs.
|
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Face the facts: When Silicon Valley investors are considering new ideas, you don't have very many different perspectives around the table.
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BERGEN: We've had other coronaviruses like SARS and MERS, which, although highly problematic, didn't really kill very many people, relatively speaking.
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" While more cases are emerging, Mr. Trump noted that over all, it was still "not very many in the United States.
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I started doing suspension as a performance... I don't do very many, but I do kids' parties, festivals, bars, burlesque shows.
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The mid-nineteenth century was a time when very many Western people began to doubt the historical truth of the Bible.
|
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No matter how President Trump's impeachment trial plays out in the Senate, the process is unlikely to change very many minds.
|
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If gentrification is helping push down crime in inner-city neighborhoods, it's not happening everywhere — or even in very many cities.
|
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Tiger Moms and their rebellious American children have been a mainstay in an arena where there aren't very many Asians at all.
|
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Now two and a half years old, Google Duo launched alongside Google Allo, yet another of Google's very many failed chat apps.
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So yeah, there was that period between the acid days and the mango chutney days where I didn't indulge very many things.
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But the possibility that he could abuse these powers is not being discounted in the eyes of very many right-minded people.
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"A driverless car doesn't break very many traffic laws, doesn't drink while it drives, doesn't get distracted, really pays attention," he said.
|
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But that suite of issues simply isn't salient for very many people or likely to provoke the kind of backlash that hurts.
|
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"There have been very many ideas on how to enhance connectivity, overcome current challenges and also expand the trade basket," he said.
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It now manages the yuan against a basket of currencies rather than the dollar alone, and no longer buys very many Treasuries.
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"They've never really seen me in very many films, so it should be interesting," she told reporters before the ceremony last year.
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While it's massive growth from where things were a few years ago, 16 percent women is still not very many at all.
|
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I haven't ever seen anything like that as far as party lineups, not very many cities deserve something as great as that.
|
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"It's important to me to educate and to advocate for the KLS community because there's not very many of us," she says.
|
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Almost all of the very many economists I know think that the Fed, a very large employer of economists, should be independent.
|
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"I don't agree with her on very many issues," she added, "but she would be a much better president than Donald Trump."
|
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It may also be more difficult considering that not very many of them have changed their opinions of him since the election.
|
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But Biden's other Super Tuesday wins were important, too: they meant there simply weren't very many states Sanders was netting delegates from.
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And as you can see in the chart below, states in the South and West aren't testing very many children at all.
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"It's a completely new experience for me to play here, and the grandstands are huge and very many people around," she said.
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Gail: I appreciate your standing up for Susan Collins when so very many commentators, including me, felt she just took a dive.
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But there aren't very many students from modest backgrounds on elite campuses, noted John Friedman of Brown, one of the study's authors.
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I am very happy in my position, but there is always room for improvement, and I did not give very many 5s.
|
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The answer, he replied, was in part that he did not see very many Patels in office and wanted to fix that.
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"I would be surprised if you find very many fishermen who will tell you that climate change is not happening," he said.
|
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Brady said he understands the criticisms, but noted the credit was removed because there aren't very many families able to use it.
|
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A poor kid who gets into Harvard or Princeton is going to do quite well, but not very many of them do.
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I think he was maybe overly complimentary about the Japanese and they were very, very ... Many people were very, very upset about it.
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You have a few competitors, we'll talk of that in a little bit, but there hadn't been very many salad-oriented places. Yeah.
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That's a lot of seats, but it will not flip very many statehouses: Only five chambers would switch control from Republican to Democrat.
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I read more science fiction than fantasy, more male authors (38) than female authors (20), and not very many authors of color (5).
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There wasn't very many things that you would do at night and you could get up the next morning and walk away from.
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Since then, the Internet of Things marketplace has exploded with apps and devices and there are very many solutions that ties everything together.
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People always say like, There weren't very many strong women on TV or We never saw women who looked or seemed like you.
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President Donald Trump is known for demanding intense loyalty from his associates and for not trusting very many of them — except his family.
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We haven't fixed very many things, and anyone who has trust or belief that we will fix it, they're living in fantasy land.
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One reporter noted Margot Robbie's character -- Sharon Tate -- didn't have very many lines throughout the film, and asked why that came to be.
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Also, AI-as-in-pattern-recognition is very likely a major step (albeit one of very many) toward AI-as-in-artificial-intelligence.
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Some banks regard these bulk cash transactions as being "low risk" and do not file CTRs or SARs, or ask very many questions.
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"It is confusing because there are so many Marvel movies, and to be honest, I haven't seen very many of them," Paltrow said.
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Of course, the primary reason for this is that there aren't very many companies trying to actively bring these two technologies directly together.
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There aren't very many people who live to advanced ages, and people that old often lose track of how long they've actually lived.
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It would cover the right people because if there aren't very many sick people, the government won't have to write that many checks.
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But other countries may not have confirmed cases because they haven't tested very many people or don't have the resources to run tests.
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The original Surface RT bombed back in 2012, since it ran WindowsRT, a version of Windows 8 that didn't support very many apps.
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But, still, this could be a perfectly usable and affordable 5G phone in a world that doesn't have very many of those yet.
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The podcast moved to Cadence13 in January, but was still only getting about 100,000 downloads a month — not very many by podcast standards.
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And, overall, their effectiveness for depression was not statistically significant (but there also weren't very many studies looking at their effectiveness for depression).
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And we don't have very many things to look to to make us feel more comfortable about speaking about ourselves and our bodies.
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He was skeptical that very many people would be willing to minimize their expectations in a relationship, but didn't think it was necessarily unhealthy.
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"It's possible to experiment with it, but it's highly unlikely that there will be very many people who would pay for it," Wieser said.
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Again, not very many emails and not a lot of big projects going on, so I know it's going to be a long day.
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"Management was so optimistic that very many people there honestly believed that we could reinvent ourselves and truly return to greatness," one source says.
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But this is a campaign to lead us to a peaceful resolution because, if this fails, we don't have very many good options left.
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Yvonne Orji has done something that not very many people have in the past: She's danced barefoot in the White House with reckless abandon.
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Part of the issue is that there aren't very many continents around to serve as windbreaks, as warm air from the Equator rushes south.
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I like them in theory (everyone sharing the work and the food), but the truth is, I haven't been to very many successful ones.
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The reason I love Puccini so much is because he understands how music expresses character, which I'm not sure very many opera composers do.
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On this point, like so very many in the current campaign, Clinton's failings tend to vanish when compared with the behavior of her opponent.
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Growing up, he never really embraced his Asian heritage, simply because there weren't very many other people who looked like him in his town.
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If, however, you step back, and set him alongside the very many artists working everywhere, then he is very much an art world insider.
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Sanders has some contests that should be more favorable to him, like the Puerto Rico primary, but these do not yield very many delegates.
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The trouble with constantly disparaging him — as a person and as the Worst President Ever — is that it doesn't win over very many Americans.
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Conversely, the fact that there actually weren't very many negative angles to pursue against Clinton ended up blowing the email story out of proportion.
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But even though broadcast TV networks spent more time talking about climate change, they didn't interview very many scientists, women, or people of color.
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Here's the truth: I haven't met very many early retirees who don't have a precise understanding of how much they spend - and on what.
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And maybe you'd laugh and cry a little together as you discussed how you have so very many rights under the law (mmm, currently).
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There are a lot of Muslims in the world, and China doesn't want to piss them off; unfortunately, there just aren't very many Uighur.
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Not very many people are able to continue working and I don't want the highlight of their life being when they were 10 years old.
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Both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton's campaigns may be vying for O'Malley's supporters, but there weren't very many to find in Iowa on Monday night.
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There are very many different eukaryotes and the authors cherry pick a few examples and quickly reject them before moving immediately to an animal conclusion.
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"The conclusion shows that very many people have died indescribably hideous deaths for no reason," said the tribunal chairman Sir Geoffrey Nice in the judgement.
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"There aren't very many spaces that I can be in charge of, and what I'm going to say is going to be heard," Margolin said.
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But coming here is such a mission for me... [There are] not very many jobs where you hear people say that you saved their lives.
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"Very fast acceleration can probably be achieved by very many" manufacturers in the electric age, Porsche R&D chief Michael Steiner said in an interview.
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Because I couldn't very well say to very many people, 'As a result of this group where I got beat up, I really experienced something.
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"He hadn't thrown very many pitches and that's his job," manager Rick Renteria said of why he kept Robertson in the game for two innings.
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They've been getting away with it for so long, there may not be very many engineers left at Apple that designed the actually repairable machines.
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On the other hand, framing transit as a fight against traffic is a losing battle, because it doesn't take very many cars to create traffic.
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"I don't know very many guys that work on a craft of spoiling a pitch," said Kinsler, a leadoff hitter for much of his career.
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Microsoft and its partners have ensured that if the botnet does try to mount a comeback, it won't have very many places left to turn.
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"Not very many players get to leave a city like Montreal and have fans support them the way that the fans support me," Subban said.
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"We don't have very many governors left, honestly," he said when asked if any state leaders are in the upper echelons of potential presidential hopefuls.
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Not very many, but some of them became ... if you're told you're a genius every single day of your life, you start to believe that.
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It's a tough decision, because not very many consumers can get a reliable grasp on what they'll use a smartwatch for until they actually wear one.
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It's very possible that in the future that could change, but they've got very many people willing to be programmed to die carrying out these attacks.
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With the extra lip, he claims the tiny design update can fix an obviously very real problem that very many people experience in very frustrating ways.
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"Emmanuel Macron carries the hopes of millions of French people and also of very many people in Germany and in the whole of Europe, " she said.
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"We don't do very many things, but when we get the chance to do something that's right and big, we've got to do it," said Buffett.
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But that argument is tough to reconcile with the fact that Facebook's own internal guidelines ban so very many bad things, from cannibalism to infant abuse.
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Charitably, "The Hunt" can be seen as a cautionary shot (OK, very many cautionary shots) about demonizing those on the opposite side of the political aisle.
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I have a bad memory and very many books, placed in four small houses, so I spend a lot of time walking around searching for titles.
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"There's not very many Australian drug traffickers that you could say are media stars," said Anthony Lambert, a senior lecturer in cultural studies at Macquarie University.
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"The swearing and the loud bombing ... every once in awhile there's a good film, but not very many," Wilder sad during the 92nd Street Y interview.
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If I post a picture of myself that I like, but it doesn't get very many likes, I question my judgement, my ability to self-appraise.
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We didn't actually get our hands on very many of these mobile oddities, but the most notorious, Samsung's Galaxy Fold, was at least an interesting failure.
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I'd like to believe that all people who might intervene in a situation between a parent and a child have good intentions; indeed, very many do.
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When someone hits a home run and starts gloating as they run the bases, it's safe to assume that they haven't hit very many home runs.
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If you project yourself as a white Christian provincial party, you're not going to get very many votes among people who are none of those things.
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But there is no similarly rigorous research on the effects of large increases, mainly because there haven't been very many, either in the United States or internationally.
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There's always all kinds of regulations, and obviously the FDA has been very — many people think — slow; other people think their job is to slow things down.
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Griffin was cut from the Browns earlier Friday ... and there's been speculation he might not have very many NFL chances left due to injuries and inconsistent play.
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What the small company hasn't produced, however, is very many of the bright-white two-seaters: About 22024 since 23, with each selling now for nearly $25,000.
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"It will be an absolute goldmine of information of enormous significance and interest to very many people, particularly the security and intelligence services," Barrett told Sky News.
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Aside from Seamless and GrubHub, which must contend with the hyper-competitive food delivery category, there haven't really been very many notable mergers amongst the unicorn cohort.
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Before the war, women's colleges had taught women math and science but they were reluctant to train very many women because they knew they couldn't get jobs.
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Perhaps there was a sense that not very many people could or would make music like his anymore—that we had reached the end of some line.
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When Elon Musk's company started out, it was selling a single car, and not very many of them: the original Roadster, with volumes in three-digit territory.
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Meanwhile, True Fit says its Series C financing comes at a time of "hyper growth" for the company, though it doesn't break out very many specific numbers.
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Now, if you can count, you'll notice that that's only two New York fighters to withdraw from the card thus far, which is perhaps not very many.
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I started directing when I was 27 years old and I've only managed to do four movies in that amount of time, which is not very many.
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"All of a sudden, this health effort, that was really not known by very many people, became known to millions," she said at a recent TEDMED Talk.
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She blithely disregards her unsuitability for pretty much everything she puts her hand to, because home is so tedious, with so very many people needing her attention.
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Jessica's treatment of Mark didn't win her very many fans, so much that she had to turn off comments on her Instagram account (with over 200,000 followers).
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Most of the women in these four studies were white, well-educated, and not overweight, and not very many of them got the rare form of cancer.
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I am often told that I am an inspiration — usually because I hold down a job in a field not known for hosting very many disabled people.
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Since I don't get to read very many books purely for pleasure, I have no time to waste on a book whose every sentence isn't a delight.
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It's okay, listen, if you just take the taxi industry — which is a really wonderful industry for very many people but had a lot of protective regulation.
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The first step is to understand that Tinder is sorting its users with a fairly simple algorithm that can't consider very many factors beyond appearance and location.
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I attacked my phone's app landfill to learn how very many apps which once seemed interesting or necessary hadn't made it into the toolkit of my life.
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"There aren't very many districts in the state where an increase in the progressive base is going to do it for you," said Texas political consultant Keir Murray.
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"We have already had very many enquiries from other airlines that want to use our flights as feeders," daily Berliner Morgenpost quoted Thomas Haagensen as saying on Saturday.
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Very many sports science studies are on the order of 10 to 12 per group, and you'd never see that, for the most part, in a clinical trial.
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There aren't very many super bright colors [in my photographs], I just wanted to create more of a sense of that world and that everyday sort of space.
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The problem is that those sorts of candidates don't turn up very often, and it's not clear small donors' attention can be captured by very many of them.
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In the 16 months since its initial release in October 2016, Google's Pixel family of phones has earned plenty of acclaim and scrutiny, but not very many sales.
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"I see the Toms of the Tenderloin, but I don't speak to very many wives of people who are still married to be in that position," noted Gilson.
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When you conduct a Google Image search for "person," you don't see very many people of color, which perpetuates the normalization of whiteness and reinstills biases around race.
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While that isn't very many channels, they did create a cumulative 1,108 videos with 309,000 views in the U.S. from June 2015 to November of the following year.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren disagree on several key issues, but they share one major similarity: neither of them has very many haters.
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He made two speeches on the BBC that, Jackson documents, could not have been heard by very many Frenchmen and yet somehow burned through the damaged French consciousness.
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Like so very many things in our world, the casino had Trump's name on it, but it was owned by someone else — in this case an Indian tribe.
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"The best poems and the best baseball games share a dramatic tension you can't find in very many other places," the Poetry Foundation quoted Mr. Clark as saying.
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"Very many African activists have been doing a lot of work, putting in a lot of effort, trying to get their message heard and listened to," she added.
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Lastly, I find it hard to believe that very many people these days are watching the platform race, eagerly anticipating a winner to guide their next smartphone purchase.
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If, objectively speaking, terrorism doesn't kill very many Americans, attacks really shouldn't have a major effect on the US economy or people's attitudes toward their fellow Muslim citizens.
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"If you project yourself as a white Christian provincial party, you're not going to get very many votes among people who are none of those things," Goldman says.
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Instead Wall Street had become, in Clinton's parlance, "just one street," just one industry among many, one problem among many, one stop on the speaking circuit among very many.
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Sticking to them taught me how to be resourceful when you don't have very many resources in the first place, a skill that's proven useful in the working world.
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In small volumes (for cells) this can be simple, but it becomes much harder as the volume increases and is one of (very) many problems of freezing a person.
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"(Obama) is in a position to say a lot of things that not very many Lao people may have the courage nor necessarily the avenue to say," she said.
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Prior to the QAnon conspiracy blowing up recently, there weren't very many trusted sources where one could go to find out more about it, let alone debunking this nonsense.
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Generally, though, it just feels like a solution that introduces more problems than it solves, and I highly doubt we'll see it on very many phones in the future.
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I am a walking target on so many levels, and it is horrifying and a cross that very, very many of us who look like me have to bear.
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I never really think about what effect my choices have on the rest of the world and I really dont think very many other people think about it either.
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Like so very many things involving this administration, it's a controversy in which the most positive interpretation is that he had no idea what the hell he was doing.
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There are truly very many deep questions to consider in all of this—it's a line of inquiry most deserving of our utmost attention, I think we can agree.
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"I haven't met very many early retirees who don't have a precise understanding of how much they spend — AND ON WHAT," wrote Steve Adcock, who retired at age 35.
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It would be welcome to very many Americans if, right now, someone of stature within the Republican Party would stand up and call the nation to a higher purpose.
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I didn't have very many 10-letter seed entries at the time, so I was thrilled to discover HIDDEN MIKE and CHAIN EMAIL in Matt Ginsberg's crowdsourced word list!
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Of the very many books that have been written on him, possibly the most commonly touted biography is Bruce Lee: Fighting Spirit by Bruce Thomas (Blue Snake Books 1994).
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"You don't have very many options when you graduate from law school with $160,000 of student loan debt and want to take care of your grandma," Harrison told HuffPost.
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But this is actually not very many people, as signing up — particularly for those eligible only for small subsidies — has proven far less popular than the law's authors imagined.
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I realize this is a very big statement I'm going to make — and I've photographed so very many artists… she is one of the greatest artists of the last century.
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"Uber is really evolving into a platform brand where we are moving very many different types of goods and services and people from point A to point B," Mahony said.
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There were a bunch of questions around whether that's actually a good thing, but I personally don't believe that very many people would like to pay to not have ads.
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We interviewed CEO Farhad Mohit to ask him why that is, and how the company plans to compete in a social world that doesn't make room for very many newcomers.
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In terms of familiar features, very many are nor all that new, including: adding filters, basic text, contextual elements like location or time of day, emojis, and iTunes music tracks.
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There are not very many ID or security requirements, and many of these currencies are founded around — or at least very much focused on — security and anonymity for their users.
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We are never given very many details, but suffice to say that Gutierrez describes Kurtwell as "a monster," so that probably tells us all we need to know about Kurtwell.
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And finally, the company on everyone's lips that didn't make it to very many stomachs, Juicero, All that and we are bringing Equity to Disrupt in just a few weeks.
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Beyond Hiroshima, very many Japanese welcomed Mr Obama's visit, even though it came with no formal apology for the bombing of civilians in Hiroshima and, three days later, in Nagasaki.
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I can't say if it's 1,000 or 2,000, but there are really very many, and so we assume (there is) the presence of the remains of a few dozen people.
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I don't think there are very many of them yet, but there are people in England who say as there's a Scottish Parliament, there should also be an English Parliament.
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" Munger told CNBC he thought Berkshire shareholders had "seven or more good years coming out of Warren," but "not very many" out of him, saying, "I have to face reality.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, the likely swing vote, didn't ask very many questions or (from what I could see peeking around a huge marble column) give away much in his reactions.
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"We haven't received very many calls from voters, or word of poll workers declining to show up," John Gardner, the assistant registrar of voters in Solano County, California told NPR.
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The sight of a dead shark is upsetting, yet the harsh reality is that it is one of very, very many that continue to be caught without limits every day.
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Although state prison systems (where most prisoners in the US are held) aren't made up of very many drug offenders, about half of the federal prison system holds people for drugs.
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The service has become critical for any company handling code — very many, indeed — so while an outage is never welcomed, the response in this case is impressive and certainly bodes well.
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Despite the hashtag's popularity and subsequent media coverage, Uber reportedly only lost 22008,22016 members, which isn't very many when you consider the app's 20173 million monthly users worldwide at the time.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers didn't follow women for very many years, which might make it hard to see long-term benefits of intense exercise for older women.
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"When you're that big, you don't meet very many people," says the pop icon, who will release his new album, This Is My Town: Songs of New York, on April 21.
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Unfortunately, there still aren't very many details on when this transition from one machine to the other will take place, so we may have to endure a few more McFlurry mishaps.
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And we had previously been friendly at the times that we saw each other over the previous two years, albeit not very many times, we were always friendly with one another.
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I have had, as you know, some political ups and downs during my 27 years in politics, and I have known times when I wondered if I had very many friends.
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"No expert who claims to understand the arguments has succeeded in explaining them to any of the (very many) experts who remain mystified," Matthew Emerton of the University of Chicago wrote.
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" While the side effects hindered the study, Anderson says, "a lot of people reported the side effects in quite a mild way and not very many people withdrew from the study.
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A bill that costs 13 million people their health insurance, raises taxes on millions of middle class families, and contributes to an explosion of inequality is bad in very many ways.
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On the other hand, for the last very many years, other, more established designers had been trying to inject that je ne sais quoi into Ricci clothes, with only occasional success.
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He was born in Israel (and still speaks with a faint hint of an Israeli accent) and fell in love with movies there, even though he hadn't actually watched very many.
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It's time to go in hard on the highs and lows and the fuck was that that we heard in the first of very many days like this ahead of us.
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"You don't have very many tools available to you as the minority members of the House, not like the Senate," said Ways and Means Committee ranking member Richard Neal (D-Mass.).
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"We may be less racist, homophobic and sexist, but we don't want to be around very many people who disagree with us normally and we get news in silos," Clinton says.
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For all the talk about what the result meant, as Nate Silver points out, not very many votes would need to change for us to be telling a much different story.
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" • "Artificial intelligence is creating prosperous new industries that don't employ very many workers; left unchecked, technology is creating a world where a few billionaires control an unprecedented share of global wealth.
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Artificial intelligence is creating prosperous new industries that don't employ very many workers; left unchecked, technology is creating a world where a few billionaires control an unprecedented share of global wealth.
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" It noted: "We observed very many of our most respected citizens at his funeral … Johnson left a wife, nine children, and quite a handsome property; probably twenty to thirty thousand dollars.
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We have fires because of climate change and because very many people are living in places they didn't used to live, and neither of those problems has anything like a realistic solution.
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Moving forward, the firm is cautious about hype in VR and AI. There won't be very many platform winners in virtual reality, and most of the money will be made from content.
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Allo has seen relentless upgrading since it was announced last year, but a messaging app from Google is rightly judged by how many users it has — and Allo doesn't have very many.
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From the reports that I read from Oregon, the Netherlands and Belgium about individuals who request an assisted death, it appears that very many are people who have led fairly independent lives.
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For a candidate who just delivered an entire high-profile speech on the supposedly sky-high crime rates in the US, he doesn't seem to have very many ideas about fixing them.
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Plus-size women may make up most of the women in our society, but we still don't see very many of them on the screen as the protagonists of their own stories.
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"There are very many different models and in Latin America specifically, Brazil is learning from the countries Mexico, Colombia and Chile," said Gabriela Santos, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
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"It's a wonderful place with wonderful teachers and administrators and volunteers who do so very much for so very many kids with incredibly strapped resources," Kohn said of her daughter's public school.
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And, more to the point, there's a general consensus that after years of making decent phones that not very many people buy, it's HTC's turn to try its hand at a Nexus.
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"I don't think that very many Republicans will take much comfort on the health care issue even if Handel does win," said veteran Democratic pollster Geoff Garin in advance of Tuesday's result.
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At the same time, it's attracting very many of "Fortnite's" millions of PC players: Anyone who has an Epic Games account to play "Fortnite" already has an Epic Games Store account, too.
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This wouldn't be a problem with broader categories, like those 18 to 29, and there aren't very many national polls that are weighting respondents up by more than eight or 20123-fold.
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I think the nature of sitting behind a desk and working on documents all day is that you don't have very many tangible things that you're touching, and that can be draining.
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With laserlike accuracy, he would cut through the obfuscating jargon and self-serving rhetoric of very many fellow jurors — academic and practicing architects alike — to connect student work with broad cultural ideas.
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It's hard to imagine someone more radical than Flynn replacing him, simply because there aren't very many people with views that far outside the mainstream who could also conceivably do the job.
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He was out there doing his shtick, and while we can appreciate the effort for social commentary ... it doesn't look like there were very many souls around to bask in its glory.
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Very many people evidently believe in the malign notion of a metropolitan elite: a small sliver of society that went to the same schools and universities, and intermarries, gossips and dines together.
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They had noticed there weren't very many walnuts around the yard, given how big the tree is, but they said they didn't think they would find them under the hood of their car.
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But in the coming decades, we can hope there won't be very many good reasons to jump on one of their aircraft, even if they do manage to deliver on what they're promising.
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The evidence is sketchy because—thank God—they don't have very many of these people [to study], but we do know that in those instances there's a higher rate of mental-health problems.
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"Somebody needs ultimately to offer to hold the bag if the project doesn't work as expected, and right now you don't have very many folks lining up to hold the bag," Victor said.
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It is just about as off-putting as that description may imply, but it's a risk, at least, and Marshmello's biggest problem in 2017 is that he hasn't really been taking very many.
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A lot of the gains from early 2017 may have taken place already, he said, and without very many specifics from President-elect Donald Trump on how his administration will grow the economy.
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Even though it's unlikely either stole very many votes, the quality of argument was high -- and reversing a voter's mind is quite difficult, which is why both candidates received higher than average scores.
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The thing about Friend – and the other two rescue dogs my wife and I own, as well as the very many future dogs of our dreams — is that he's a natural de-stressor.
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He knows all of the hypocrisies that Alpha hides and she's hidden very many things from the Whisperers that may not be flattering to or in accordance with the sort of Whisperers' ethos.
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Crossroads Irish Pub: You won't find many pubs that lean toward the casual, dive-y style in the Back Bay any more—or very many other places in Boston proper, for that matter.
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Field likened Deliveroo's model to casual labor practices at British dockyards until the middle of the 20th century — with a few winning out at the expense of very many more who lose out.
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But those moments aren't so much cringe-inducing as they are endearing: They are straight from the earnest teenage heart of Turtles All the Way Down, which is feeling so very many things.
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Very many protestors did go though, answering calls to action in their messaging apps or via the printable posters made available online by Tsunami Democràtic which some street protestors have been pictured holding.
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Twenty-two lottery winners is simply not very many; the difference in happiness between them and the control group would have needed to be enormous for Brickman to find a statistically significant effect.
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And so if it's a place where somebody has the ability to carry, there's always the opportunity that gunman will be taken out before he has the opportunity to kill very many people.
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"I can't imagine that there are very many people who have ever written a book about their spouse's first spouse, certainly not in a flattering way," Schefter told Cramer in an exclusive interview.
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In 2012, before there were very many other major fan accounts, and before Swift's team really used or understood Twitter, they asked Amir to be the official promotional account of the Red tour.
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If you roll back the clock 10 years, you will find that there simply aren't very many local consumer-facing industries that were regulated in such a poor way as the taxi market.
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Come for Equity and stay to see Aileen Lee, Reid Hoffman, Drew Houston, Anne Wojcicki, Arlan Hamilton, Ashton Kutcher, Mike Judge and so very many more people you've heard of on the Disrupt stage.
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"This divergence in performance is a continuing concern, particularly as the majority of employment and ancillary spending comes from the very many other businesses in the art trade below the top tier," he said.
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Hopper's characterization in Stranger Things 2 received pushback from select critics and fans — although plenty of folks, including this reporter, liked Season 2 Hopper and his many (read: very, very many) mistakes just fine.
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There are so very many reasons why this makes perfect sense, including: But the best reason is that Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg explicitly said so yesterday, during the company's Q1 2019 quarterly earnings call.
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"It's amazing what we do here and even more impressive to think that not very many people know what exactly we are building in this facility," Dewayne Henderson, a THAAD production supervisor, told CNBC.
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I'm sure there are people in the world that have never had that, and that's not what they do, but they also have a very specific sound and there's not very many of them.
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And big clubs looking to throw profitable parties are likely to reach out to established promoters, and unfortunately, there aren't very many trans or POC promoters who are prominent enough to get those opportunities.
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JON CARAMANICA In which you realize that the first lady of the United States, who has very many pressing things on her mind, remembers more words of "Get Ur Freak On" than you do.
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However, that&aposs something of a double-edged sword: As powerful as those tools may be, they can be a lot for more mainstream developers to use, especially given how very many they are.
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" And, according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, "with the ability to carry [guns], there's always the opportunity that gunman will be taken out before he has the opportunity to kill very many people.
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As one example of very many, fat people are routinely denied kidney transplants unless they lose weight, even though they experience the same level of success with a donor kidneys as thin people do.
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In my mind's eye, I often see the bustling trading floor with lots of bespoke suits and short haircuts, corner offices, live updates scrolling across the Times Square screens, and, generally, not very many women.
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"The role of Big Tech in finance introduces very many new and very unfamiliar elements which pushes us to take a fresh look at some of the activities that international policymakers engage in," Shin said.
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"Their tremendous capacity for caring is, I think, perhaps the most amazing thing about them," she said, adding, "They have all of the best attributes of us humans and not very many of the bad."
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"There are very many post-secondary vocational certificates, particularly those that are technological in nature, that add significant labor market value," said Nicole Smith, chief economist at Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce.
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"Samsung has very many seasoned veterans who will get promoted as a result of the executive shuffling," Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy, told CNBC before the decisions were announced.
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Some have said opponents are getting ahead of themselves when they call 3D printed guns a "threat to public safety," considering there are not very many of them and they are hard to come by.
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You really had to be in the know or really want to get tattooed to find someone tattooing, and there weren't very many people tattooing at all in the city during the 1970s and 1980s.
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I ordered this from the YesStyle website, and when I was looking, I didn't see very many options for foundation; I think there was only two, both of which were way too light for me.
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"I can't ignore that there were very many other people active in civil rights, but Jackie Robinson not only integrated baseball but was also part of a World Series team here in Brooklyn," he said.
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It's nigh to impossible because there's less than 10 known sealed that are in the hands of collectors currently, and we don't suspect that there are very many, if any, [more] that are still sealed.
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I know how very many people here are fighting to make life safer and more equitable for everyone, even for those who keep voting to make life less safe and less fair for everyone else.
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"I can't imagine it came as a shock to very many people to see that the U.S. government managed to find a way to disrupt her life, post-commutation," said Moira Meltzer-Cohen, Manning's lawyer.
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Not very many people take the train to Buffalo — it's about 200 per weekday using the Exchange Street site and almost three times as many at Buffalo-Depew, where through trains to Chicago also stop.
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"I want to tell you that I never feel any pressure and there are very many people in the west and in Ukraine who would like to influence me," Zelensky said Tuesday, according to Bloomberg.
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The travels of non-Southerners like Frederick Law Olmstead, among other commentators, don't have very many kind things to say about Southern whites and their foodways: They were called "the plain folks" for a reason.
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I feel like this will hold up for very many cups of coffee, but if I accidentally shatter it in a freakish laboratory coffee-type accident, I am definitely going to buy another one of these.
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While Apple is giving back to the community around the data center, in the end, if the goal of the subsidy is permanent high-paying jobs, there aren't very many involved in running a data center.
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But her point -- that the merely well-off don't have to be afraid of her, or the Green New Deal, or "socialism" -- is sound, because not very many people make more than $10 million a year.
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"I wonder whether very many people have actually read the summary of the judgment which had nothing to do with freedom of expression at all, it had to do with an Official Secrets Act," she said.
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"Based on what I saw during (Jones') campaign, the Republican leadership shouldn't be expecting him to vote with them very many times," said Jim Manley, an aide to former Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada.
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But you hadn't had that luxury for very many years at that point because to that point you were really trying to make sure you were meeting payrolls, you had other things that were out there.
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Related: Donald Trump Wins Arizona Primary, Adding to Delegate Lead Trump had not devoted very many resources to winning Utah in the days leading up to Tuesday, perhaps because he knew how unpopular he was there.
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"In a slight recession, many won't experience any kind of labor market problems, they won't see very many of their friends experience labor market problems, but there are other communities that get completely devastated," she said.
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So when Santa Claus made an appearance at her family party over Thanksgiving weekend, he "knew to tell her his elves weren't making very many and they might be hard to come by," Ms. Nigbur said.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Upon solving this acrostic I became acutely aware of how very many Brit-centric clues we had to figure, which is an endearing and enduring sign of Emily Cox's and Henry Rathvon's craftsmanship.
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"There's a great deal in Mike Bloomberg's record that is a real problem for very many Democratic voters," said Frank, the former Massachusetts congressman who retired in 2013 after more than three decades on Capitol Hill.
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"The reason eye twitches are so common is that very few nerve cells supply the muscles that control the eyelid so it doesn't take very many of these to cause the eye to twitch," he adds.
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"For the majority of people, the changes are around standard and itemized deductions — not very many will itemize anymore," said Dave Stolz, a CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs personal financial specialist credential committee.
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But there simply aren't very many professional Republicans who've been consistent Trump supporters — he had almost no endorsements from GOP elected officials during the primary, and ran his campaign as a frontal assault on the party establishment.
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Maine does not have very many evangelical voters—normally Cruz's bread and butter—but Cruz won the state with 45 percent of the vote, suggesting that he was able to build a larger coalition than once thought.
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Is it fair that most of the films that are considered "classic" come from an era when there weren't very many brown folks allowed on the big screen — or women who weren't in sexist or objectified roles?
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"I think most senators took their positions very early on, at a time that I don't think very many people anticipated that Bernie Sanders was going to become a significant player in the presidential primary," Merkley said.
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In Kishinev, a provincial city of the Russian Empire (now Chisinau, Moldova), on April 19-20, 1903, 49 Jews were murdered, several among them children; as many (or more) were serially raped; very many more were injured.
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"The whole of Nevis is like a museum, because in other countries you have to travel very many miles to get to a heritage site," said Pauline Ngunjiri, executive director of the Nevis Historical and Conservation Society.
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But, she says, "given that at the very least it makes no difference—and no study has ever shown it harms performance—considering the very many social and cultural benefits to knowing another language, bilingualism should be encouraged".
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Leave was always a minority position, from the moment the referendum was proposed until a few short weeks ago; as an actual proposition it was always stupid and misguided, and not something very many people really cared about.
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Really, in terms of habitat, we're just right for them, and what we don't have, particularly any more — you know, we don't have the jaguars any more, and we really don't have very many big cats at all.
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Mary's mother, Duppy Mary (the commanding Karen Kandel, who glides regally onstage), operated a boarding house in Kingston and was, "like very many of the Jamaican women, an admirable doctress"; young Mary aspired to be a doctress, too.
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"In very many cases we would not have been able to prosecute without the sort of data that was made available because of the existing [surveillance] regime," he added, thereby giving tacit support to so-called 'bulk collection'.
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The standard means for forcing engagements and increasing the odds of landing heavy blows would be to cut the cage on Cruz but not very many MMA fighters are good at this, even against a mildly aware opponent.
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"Everybody, including the leader, should be trying to get as many facts about this one issue collected as quickly as we can and not reaching very many conclusions on it until we get them," said one Republican senator.
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"The last few games we haven't had very many (power-play) opportunities, so sometimes you get out of sync," said Kane, who saw his team convert on 23-of-4 chances with the man advantage versus the Coyotes.
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"There are not very many people who would go to Harvard undergrad and Harvard Business School and yet would come back to their communities to make sure that other people get the same opportunities he did," she said.
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"When I was first diagnosed I looked for books that were hopeful about this illness, and I could not find very many of them," Dean, 48, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview about her book, Mostly Sunny, out Tuesday.
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I didn't agree with Mike on very many things ... I didn't vote for him for vice president, but I assume and believe that he would have an interest in making sure the well-being of the country was secured.
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Yet Mr. Trump is holding up pretty well in the places where there aren't very many well-educated white voters or Hispanic voters to lose, even in diverse areas where one would expect Mr. Trump to struggle, like Nevada.
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If the answer is "not very many," then you could easily imagine Trump overplaying his hand in an anti-concession speech, and inadvertently revealing that his right-wing populism is more virtual, more reality-television, than the 1930s variety.
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Very few of these coins are known to have survived, which likely means that there weren't very many to begin with; a probable result of the small size of Herakleia's mint, and its slightly out-of-the-way location.
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Sanders has called out Bloomberg on the campaign trail, but overall the spat has played out largely on Twitter, a platform on which few undecided voters get their news but on which very many journalists find leads for stories.
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Indeed, Mr Speaker today there are very many brilliant officials trapped in meeting after meeting in Brussels and Luxembourg when they could be better deploying their talents in preparing to pioneer new trade deals and promoting a truly Global Britain.
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These two were wild and mumbling and the first honest people I felt I'd seen in very many years excepting an individual I'd heard suicide in the home next to me and before he'd gone on and on about his mother.
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Because sick people are so expensive to cover — remember, 1.28 percent of sick Americans account for two-thirds of spending — those pools of money have to be very big, or they don't end up covering very many people at all.
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I have known people from many other nations and I can say with absolute certainty that I have enjoyed friendships with people of all races, including Australian Aboriginals and many Chinese people with whom I have always enjoyed very many friendships.
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For reasons that are both complex and debatable, very many voters have stopped seeing government as a tool for the production of the common good, and have instead turned to politicians (and others) who at least make them feel good.
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And despite the intense commitment of so very many undersung heroes, many of whom were women giving their lives to the anti-poverty effort while raising children and holding down jobs, none of these early programs made any real difference.
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For all of this new book's color and ambition, it's curiously lacking in voice, emotion and even very many ideas, as if the stripped-down language of Gerard's fiction doesn't quite translate to this hybrid genre and its different demands.
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Joe Kennedy is now the only member of that remarkable family in federal or statewide office, and while he still has a bright future, he is just one of very many charismatic young representatives who deliver a progressive message with passion.
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Graham and Flake's commitments to this position were hardly rock-solid and may well not be shared by very many other Republicans in the Senate (or the House of Representatives, which is where the impeachment process would have to begin).
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"Certainly, if you wanted to put in large amounts of money and a large percentage of your portfolio, you would end up with very, very big positions in not very many companies," said Andrew Brudenell, frontier markets portfolio manager at Ashmore in London.
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I saw these 6- and 7-year-old kids being sold for sex and I thought it was repulsive, and as I looked out and tried to find groups that were actually doing something effective to solve it, there weren't very many.
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The class action only applies to customers in the United States, which means there may not be very many of you, but if you're eligible and are interested in taking part of the claim, you can sign up here by January 30th, 2018.
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For example: When you're a startup and you don't have very many people, and the so-called rock star engineer — who is maybe arrogant, or who says or does inappropriate things — is producing, people often turn a blind eye to that behavior.
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There are a lot (VERY MANY) things that need to happen between now and a viable, consumer VTOL transportation service, however – and even more to arrive at a future where VTOL pick-ups and drop-offs are handled by self-flying vehicles.
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The 2 hour, 15-minute runtime feels like days, not in a checking-your-watch sort of way, but in that so very many rich layers have been so carefully laid that when it's over, you might just wonder what day it is.
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It is not clear how many of them there are, but there don't appear to be very many — we rarely see more than five or so together at one time, but we don't know how many groups of them are roaming around.
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"There has not been as much progress for some of the more rare childhood cancers but they're harder to study because, again, they are rare so it's more difficult to make progress for cancers that aren't affecting very many kids," Siegel said.
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I don't "stan" very many people, and I would respect her privacy, but I admit I'd be sorely tempted to be one of those people who felt compelled to share the connection I had to her work, and to her mother's work.
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Perhaps even more troubling is the impression that either the authorities don't regard it as a problem, or are simply ignoring it: either way, there aren't very many particularly progressive steps being taken to eradicate or even substantively tackle racism in Croatian football.
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Unless Trump does far better in their states than expected, for senators like Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire or Mark Kirk of Illinois to hold on to their seats would require a level of split voting not seen for very many years.
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Silicon Valley is a very male environment, a land of nerd kings and brogrammers whose deepest beliefs tend to be the sort that men come up with when they don't have very many women around — arch-libertarian, irreligious, utopian in a mechanistic style.
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The truth of Trump's life in office -- and this is true for lots of presidents but even more true for him -- is that he simply doesn't come face-to-face with very many people who disagree with him about much of anything.
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Surely he's faced some female CEOs in his day, but in the male-dominated commercial real estate and entertainment businesses, he probably hasn't had the opportunity to practice "the art of the deal" with very many women at or near his level.
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But I wouldn't count on a deal until the votes are fully counted for one pretty simple reason: Even though nobody in Washington really wants a shutdown, it also isn't clear that very many members of Congress want to vote for a deal.
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Neither Reeves nor Ryder are the draws they once were, but Reeves has a successful film franchise with the John Wick series, Ryder has a successful TV franchise with Stranger Things, and there aren't very many romantic comedies for adults in theaters these days.
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European privacy regulations have further helped decloak adtech via an updated privacy legal framework that highlights how very many faceless companies are lurking in the background of the Internet, making money by selling intelligence they've gleaned by spying on what web users are browsing.
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This announcement makes good on earlier leaks first spotted by 9to5Google that Android would be pulling the Google Play Store, along with its one million apps, into Chrome OS. That's huge, great, awesome news for lovers of Chromebooks (of which they are supposedly very many).
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"We're clear that we're not talking here about the very many, very successful growth businesses here in the UK, we're talking about the global digital giants who derive huge value from data gathered from UK consumers and from content uploaded by UK consumers," he said.
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Here are just a few of the very many things I learned on the two ghost tours I've been on so far: None of this information is particularly useful, but it's more useful than just crying weakly at a midnight showing of The Exorcist.
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"Very many people who walk by this display will immediately understand that a ship of that silhouette, transporting cacao in the year 1670, would be closely connected to the trans-Atlantic slave trade and likely also transport human beings in horrific conditions," they wrote.
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I think the generous construction is sometimes true: Colleges want to signal that this is a good place for people of color, but the fact is that they don't have very many students of color, which is why we end up with this photoshopping.
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Coachella appears to have carried on without very many fatalities up until 2014, when a female festival goer died of a drug overdose ... which is believed to be one of the first -- if not, the only -- deaths to occur in Coachella's two-decade history.
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And in 214, another study of diversity training programs by a team of behavioral scientists further confirmed that onetime interventions designed to reduce implicit bias—the type used by the vast majority of employers and institutions—tend not to change very many minds at all.
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But the Trumpian core also includes conservatives who like Sessions for ideological reasons, who trust Trump in part because Sessions vouched for him, and who don't like or trust very many other people (the family, the New Yorkers, the ex-Democrats) in Trump's inner circle.
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But Franzen is apparently pretty sure that he could write about race if he were to fall in love with a black woman: I have thought about it [writing about race], but—this is an embarrassing confession—I don't have very many black friends.
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That's because most government-owned and -operated buildings, like the Smithsonian museums, don't currently allow weddings to take place there, and not very many people are planning to get married in January on the National Mall, where there is currently about 10 inches of snow.
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Given the country's small population, even if these foreign HQs don't really employ very many people or generate that much economic activity relative to the overall scale of the enterprises, it amounts to a lot of extra money relative to the scale of Ireland.
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Without any formal training or a design background, Warren seemingly relied on family connections — most likely his grandfather, David Warren, a clothing manufacturer and designer — to finance and create his line (a route very many in the industry, from Alexander Wang to Stella McCartney, have taken).
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READ: The full CNN en Español/CUNY report "When I came to this country in 1979, there were not very many Hispanics working in public or political offices or anything like that," Lionel Navarro said while supervising his workers at Texas Canvas, a small business in Totowa.
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Banning the sale of gas vehicles would not be as dramatic of a change as it would be for the US. Norway doesn't buy very many cars (about 150,000 last year), and as a story at Electrek notes, about 24 percent of Norway's cars are electric already.
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Watching it live it looked disastrous, watching it back on the replay it became clear that Khalidov wasn't actually caught by many of the punches, but judges don't have the benefit of slow motion replay and flopping to the floor under fire hasn't helped very many fighters.
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Well, because the Surface Pro X runs a 22019-bit ARM processor, the apps that run best on it are 255-bit ARM apps, of which there aren't very many beyond what Microsoft itself has made and a smattering of others in the Microsoft app store.
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A hand-crank iPhone future is not exactly what anyone at the company is dreaming of, and it's more likely just a morbid thought that flitted through someone's head while they were writing a report they didn't think very many people would know or care about.
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That's been clear since, oh, at whatever point last season you gave in and adopted as fact the very many rumors that Kevin Durant, the all-everything forward who'd joined their budding dynasty in of 2016 and made it invincible, would be leaving over the summer in free agency.
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The other view is that it was pretty close in 2012 — closer than Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, and basically the same as Colorado — it has trended slightly toward the G.O.P. with respect to the country over the last decade or so, and it doesn't have very many nonwhite voters.
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For example, I don't know very many completely drug-dependent teens in my life, and I personally have never experienced revenge porn, but the whole idea of hiding important experiences and thoughts from your parents, and the entire twisted atmosphere that the show creates is entirely too familiar.
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"You're not going to win very many games — especially against a really good team, on the road — turning the ball over three times, one for a touchdown; snapping the ball over the punter's head; and then letting them rush for over 300 yards," Houston Coach Tom Herman said.
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Although these young men were alike in very many ways — fellow members of the same infantry battalion in the same battle at the same time, separated by a short distance within the flow of terrible house-to-house violence — the differences in their fates could not be more stark.
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"I've been holding this in since 1982 and it's slowly seeping out of me, the toxicity levels of emotion and catastrophic pain and nightmares for so very many years and I just bounced out of bed and was like, 'Wow,' " she recalled the moment she found out about Cosby's verdict.
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We don't give people who don't have a lot of natural ability very many chances to develop any kind of good relationship with their physical selves; we make them play kickball and tell them to "eat a balanced diet" and "love themselves" and then shove them into the real world.
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" In response to a question about Sanders's Medicare for All proposal, which would replace private health coverage with a government-run system, Gray said, "I don't think very many Americans have very strong, warm, fuzzy feelings about their insurance companies — I think Americans have warm fuzzy feelings about their medical professionals.
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Although very many learn to code devices will fail to make any serious dent in learning outcomes without the support of educational institutions to establish use of the device within a more structured learning environment — to counteract the problem of individual kids getting bored and putting the toy away in a drawer.
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Firmware updates are important, though you wouldn't know it from the lack of any auto-update facility on most router models: You can typically find new firmware from your ISP or the router manufacturer, if you dig around on their site, but don't expect very many updates over the course of a router's lifetime.
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In this week's newsletter, Molly Ringwald, who stars in the forthcoming movie All These Small Moments (in theaters January 17 and on demand and digital HD on January 18), wrote about how doing nail art is the perfect zone-out respite to acting, writing, and all of the very many other things she does.
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"He in very many ways used television to become president, but then TV kind of became the president, because what he was seeing on TV set his agenda and controlled his mood and determined the world that the rest of us would live in," Poniewozik told Brian Stelter on this week's "Reliable Sources" podcast.
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For someone as wealthy as Bill Gates, the incentive is really not doing all that much work at the end of the day, although I'm happy to concede, just as you suggested with the question, that for very many people and perhaps for wealthy people as well, there might be a marginal effect on their willingness to give.
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Privacy Shield is now used by close to 4,500 companies to authorize transfers of EU users' personal data to the US. So while Schrems' complaint about SCCs (sometimes also called "model contract clauses") was targeted at Facebook's use of them the litigation could end up having major implications for very many more companies if Privacy Shield itself comes unstuck.
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It seems the bomb went off so early that not very many people were at work yet — though the episode's assertion that the bomb decimated three blocks really makes it seem like more people should have died, even if it was early in the morning, but that's a small quibble in the world of TV dramas.
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Trophy-lusting owner Joe Lacob moved the team across the bay this past summer, to long-awaited, fancy new digs in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood, to accommodate the very many very rich vampires, loathsome technolibertarian scum, and venture capital bros who discovered their enthusiasm for basketball during the team's nigh-unprecedented five-year run of dominance.
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"Any time there is a decline in employment it will have some kind of social impact, even if it's the case that not very many people lose their jobs, because it will mean diminished prospects for future employment," said Barry Sautman, an expert on China's ethnic politics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
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Churchill had lost many friends to the horrific phenomenon of what he called "Teuton fighting Gaul," but he could not know in 1919 that he was to lose very many more after the Versailles Treaty spawned the hatred and resentment that allowed Adolf Hitler and the Nazis to emerge from the political gutter and into absolute power.
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As we've reported before very many sites and services in Europe have, at best, been playing lip-service to EU cookie consent requirements — despite the advent of tighter rules coming into force last year under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which says that consent must be specific, informed and freely given to be a valid legal basis.
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Reading Edward St. Aubyn's Patrick Melrose novels a little while back reminded me why I don't read very many contemporary English-language novels; reading Russian Lessons — a quietly penetrating book I might not have thought of picking up if I didn't know its author — makes me think I should really give more of them a chance.
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Use them, plus the quickly acquired energy leash (a whip, basically) and slides and kicks, alongside the game's "skillshots"—glory kill-style affairs, very many and varied, ranging from impaling an enemy on a cactus to physically launching them into the wide blue yonder—and everything adopts a rhythm and flow that rewards experimentation with both (redeemable) points and gleefully macabre physical comedy.
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The perfectly groomed mothers smiling for Instagram photos or other ads for maternity products in the days after giving birth are not a fair representation of the pain and struggle so very many women experience trying to do everyday things for themselves -- standing up, moving around, using the toilet -- even before dealing with the crying baby needing to be fed every few hours.
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Developers don't have to worry about running servers, maintaining databases, or building out user management systems Which, as a software developer myself, sounds lovely, but also very much like one of those very many tools / frameworks which sound great until you get deep into their weeds, after which you ultimately realize that their technical limitations ultimately tend to cause more problems than they solve.
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While systems like the Hardlight VR are pretty niche right now – I doubt very many have VR goggles let alone the need to feel the gentle caress of a Sylvan Elf or the bite of his cleaving sword – it's cool to know soon we'll all be encased in what looks like dirt bike armor as we flail around our living rooms dodging war hammers and drone fire.
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I do not actually agree with you totally, because what we have seen, specifically in Europe, that the need of dialogue has been widely confessed, and I see now very many of my European Union colleagues visiting Moscow, even our neighbor, the Prime Minster of Sweden, met her counterpart in Moscow, the dialogue is increasing, and that's not tension, that' getting rid of tensions.
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I do not actually agree with you totally, because what we have seen, specifically in Europe, that the need of dialogue has been widely confessed, and I see now very many of my European Union colleagues visiting Moscow, even our neighbor, the Prime Minster of Sweden, met her counterpart in Moscow, the dialogue is increasing, and that's not tension, that' getting rid of tensions.
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Replying would have felt fresh and new, while bedtime felt old and stale, although it has grown far less demanding of late, with no more reading out loud and no more splashing baths, many of which I spent answering emails, which was fine, because there were so many bedtimes and so many baths, so very, very many of them, until suddenly there weren't, although there were still a lot of emails.
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But secondly, though we don't know what Mnuchin thinks about very many issues (the Businessweek authors write that when asked about Dodd-Frank, "he says there are good and bad things about it, without elaborating"), we're probably on firm ground taking this as the latest of a great many signs that the Trump administration will be far, far more favorable to Wall Street than Trump's campaign rhetoric may have led some voters to believe.
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"He in very many ways used television to become president, but then TV kind of became the president, because what he was seeing on TV set his agenda and controlled his mood and determined the world that the rest of us would live in," New York Times chief television critic James Poniewozik -- whose book "Audience of One: Donald Trump, Television and the Fracturing of America" came out last week -- told CNN's Brian Stelter on the "Reliable Sources" podcast.
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" President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE has said, "One of the things that bothers me more than anything else about our future is that… we don't want to be around very many people who disagree with us… The most important thing is to be humble, to listen, to realize everybody's got a story.
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And look how I'm talking about this, as if what is wrong here is the shifting of the seasons, or the tilt of the Earth's axis, or the decision in 1916 to move the clocks back in autumn to increase productivity in the morning—anything but the fact that some men deliberately intimidate and assault and kill women, and that one of the more minor but not insignificant outcomes of that fact is that so very many women do not run alone in the dark.
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"I don't know that voters would have been more receptive; I think that candidates would have been more timid," Stacey Abrams, a Democrat running for governor of Georgia, said last month before she addressed a March for Our Lives rally near the southern tip of the Appalachian Trail and promoted her history of poor ratings from the N.R.A. To be sure, some Democrats in conservative-leaning states, like Ms. Abrams, have long been willing to challenge the group, especially in urban areas — but there were rarely very many of them.
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