I wonder when revolution turned from what one could do to what one needn't do.
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Following suit, through the everyday fact of being on the road the conflict between these two worlds will appear quite clear cut: between what one thinks and what one collides with, between what one dreams and what one does, between what one desires and what one obtains […] Segalen approaches China's various cultures through archaeological research based in scientific and historical facts, yet he is aware that his self-image is constituted largely by his imagination.
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" Memory, for Woolf, is not only what one has remembered; "it is also what one has forgotten.
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In taqiya there is no binary division between what one says and what one does not say.
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"Human identity is no longer defined by what one does, but by what one owns," Carter explained.
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"It is not what one would expect from an ally, it is not what one would expect from the United States," Le Maire said.
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What one outcome surprised you the most, and what one outcome or set of outcomes do you think has the most bearing on our immediate political future?
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These tweets are a good indicator of what one would find in his upcoming book, and what one would find if they peeked into the mind of West.
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Nowhere else I've been has the disconnect been so extreme between what one sees and feels from the people and what one sees and hears from the government.
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" Orange is "especially interested in what cultural inheritance means, in how to carry your roots like a conscience, in what one needs to leave behind and what one needs to take.
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And his solemn jeremiad bemoaning the "crisis of the American spirit" when "human identity is no longer defined by what one does, but by what one owns" was initially well received.
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But what one president enacts, the next can tear up.
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You know, what one may expect if Trump becomes president.
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And, yet, that's what one Ontario man tried last month.
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The stickers are exactly what one might expect from Tumblr.
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In downtown Seattle yesterday, that's exactly what one guy did.
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And yet, that's what one coach is comfortable calling it.
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At least that's what one of my sisters told me.
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At least that's what one lawmaker in Washington state wants.
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That concern is precisely what one company is betting on.
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But the question is not what one dam will do.
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Oh, what one can do in the name of love!
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"Horrified" was what one former GOP legislative counsel told me.
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It just goes to show what one car can do.
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" And I was like "What, one of the KD blocks?
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That echoes what one gynecologist told Women's Health as well.
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What one person thinks is amazing another might find repulsive.
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It was what one may call his "I'm sorry" suit.
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This is what one pond looks like on the ground.
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That's what one "moderately conservative" woman liked most about Sanders.
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What, one might ask, is North Korea prepared to offer?
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That allows each side to interpret what "one China" means.
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From my perspective, Greta isn't what one would call conservative.
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On March 28, he posted a "feeling positive" emoji and an accompanying message: "I have learned this: It is not what one does that is wrong, but what one becomes as a consequence of it."
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Then it gets to what one thing could you do today.
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Here's what one of the webpages with a warning looks like.
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"WHAT," one user on a Discord channel said of the leak.
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Imagine what one little spill would do to those cardboard legs.
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Worcestershire sauce, meanwhile, is what one cook calls an "umami powerhouse".
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But that is exactly what one traveler in Kokadjo, Maine, witnessed.
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All this feeds what one minister calls "an atmosphere of despair".
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She asked each refugee what one thing they couldn't live without.
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What one problem does it solve for people in this year?
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What one person considers a bargain, the other might call expensive.
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What one devastated community can teach the world about mental health.
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Despite what one podcaster may have thought, Richard Simmons isn't missing.
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" When asked what one word describes her home, Mucciolo said "celebration.
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There needs to be a counterweight to what one takes in.
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"One cannot deny what one is meant to be," he's told.
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What one person considers hateful, another may consider to be factual.
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That's exactly what one famous British chef set out to do.
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Do you remember what one of Obama's first policy initiatives was?
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LOVELESS's process is a bit different from what one might expect.
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It is what one would expect from Clos de la Roillette.
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Knows that stealing sanctuary is what one gets in brown places.
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Perhaps the first step involves what one school leader told us.
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Look at what one of my cousins did with his family.
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Books are what one sometimes makes when all hope seems lost.
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Sadly, that's not what one can say about the European Union.
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What one does with the carbon tax revenue matters a lot.
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What one does with it, for Wilson, is a different matter.
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I think ultimately one has to do what one can do.
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PETKANAS: What one-year-old is breaking the law somewhere else, sir?
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In 2014, Flores's life took what one might call a linguistic turn.
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In fact, a house auction is what one buyer compared it to.
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That outcome would require what one commentator called a "global intelligent response".
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That's what one writer for British Vogue argues in the December issue.
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Kanye West isn't exactly what one would refer to as a wallflower.
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Or is it what one scientist called a simulacra, an imitation fossil?
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It's surprisingly tidy for what one might expect from a teen boy.
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" We can become what one scholar called a "compassionate, multireligious, multiracial democracy.
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Unfortunately, that is just what one man did, according to Daily Mail.
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You won&apost believe what one congressional candidate called our first lady.
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" Moran became a victim of what one commentator called "internet mob justice.
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It depends on what one expects from an author's premise and intentions.
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These differences illustrate what one disaster preparedness expert told me last week.
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We are not criminalizing behavior, despite what one of your sources maintains.
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"That's what one really hopes come out of this movie," she added.
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In the end, the result was what one might have expected. The
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What one party called "federal colonialism," the other called responsible land stewardship.
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Often what one has to say, while dying, is concerned with death.
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What, one might ask, was the point of capturing all these moments?
|
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Amazingly, that's what one member of Trump's dubious "voter fraud" commission wants.
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This is what one of the entrance halls of LVCC looked like.
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Or a baby might have what one law professor called "multiplex" parents.
|
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What does this say about what one generation owes to the next?
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" Kelly's classroom was known for what one visiting specialist called its "singsonginess.
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That's by no means insignificant, but still well under what one might expect.
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And I said what one thing is the biggest hurdle for people today?
|
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At least, that's what one hopeful penis-haver on Craigslist hoped to do.
|
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But read what one crew member messaged a supervisor about the growing cracks.
|
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But few people know what one of these direct actions are actually like.
|
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This is what one company is hoping to make the future look like.
|
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"Opportunistic apocalypticism," is what one French scholar, Jean-Pierre Filiu, has called it.
|
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What one Tory activist calls "death by demography" should be cause for concern.
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That's just what one wears to the Miss Teen Long Island pageant, apparently.
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I was in my 20s, and I thought: 'Is this what one does?
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So, here's what one looks like in an empty void of white space.
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This is what one would also observe of blueberries in an expanding muffin.
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There's no formal definition of what "one of the world's best" actually means.
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However, there is still, what one might call, its rough and beautiful edges.
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So yeah, I was very interested in what one could get away with.
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Now, however, it's harder to figure out exactly what one should be resisting.
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Or you could do what one Redditor did and flash a Blockbuster card.
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My sister is, in many ways, what one might call a "textbook" Leo.
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For the first issue, one always starts with what one loves the most.
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What one of our viewers describes as quote blind devotion to President Trump.
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Even the service is what one employee called "ghost service" — omnipresent but silent.
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What one New York Times editor learned four years ago during Hurricane Sandy.
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Padraig O'Malley is a scholar and what one might call an amateur diplomat.
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That's what one hundred years at -454ºF without heating would do for you.
|
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What one-and-done list would be complete without a player from Kansas?
|
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Noor Inayat Khan was not what one would expect of a British spy.
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He has removed what one scholar calls "the heartbeat of racism" -- white denial.
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That's what one prefecture in Japan is doing with its new "Mimamotchi" app.
|
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You need to see what one, sometimes quivery, voice did to move millions.
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This is what one would expect in markets with low levels of competition.
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This video shows a sample of what one person&aposs screenomes look like.
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What one word would those who know you best use to describe you?
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America has never been about what one person says he'll do for us.
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"What one has created by regulation, one could address by regulation," he added.
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That's what one of those unenviable translations looks like for students of Classics.
|
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As Budiansky explains, Holmes had long followed the conventional nineteenth-century view that the First Amendment meant the freedom to say and publish what one wanted, not the freedom to evade punishment after the fact for what one had said.
|
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What one person interprets as camp might not translate that way to someone else.
|
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Check out what one Google career coach recommends to figure out your career goals
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If you don't like what one device does with your data, just use another.
|
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Here are their plans — and what one hospital did after a case was confirmed.
|
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Here's what one co-founder had to say about his TC Top Pick experience.
|
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These disparate phenomena point to the rise of what one might call bio-populism.
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BUCK SEXTON, FORMER CIA OFFICER: Well, this is exactly what one would have expected.
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That makes messaging — what one party wants to communicate to the other — vitally important.
|
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I was far from affluent, but I was what one might call middle class.
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At least, that's what one cat did to a nativity in Queens in 2017.
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Erich, the guitar player, performed what one Redditor called a "clean af" guitar solo.
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This frees us to work on form, which is what one can work on.
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I also mentioned that I wasn't sure what one actually does in a gym.
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Miller figured out that one's perspective produces qualitative differences in what one actually sees.
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As a gig worker, what one earns is proportionate to how hard they work.
|
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Cults can take many forms, and the definition of what one actually is varies.
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The authors' sources are generally unnamed or not what one might exactly deem reliable.
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My dad, Jimmy Fink, is certainly what one would describe as a "cool" dad.
|
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We see the EU giving people, what, one hour to get something off. Right.
|
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What one person might describe as hate speech, another might describe as free speech.
|
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If could you relive what one moment from those years, what would it be?
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Sketchbook What one artist learned when she sat down to talk with Lynda Barry.
|
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But questions about what one should do about political disagreements on Facebook still lingered.
|
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Sometimes, what one official tells you becomes part of a conversation with another official.
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We know exactly what one is talking about when we talk about this spot.
|
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With one party, it can bring what one Republican lawmaker openly called civil war.
|
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These people said what one might expect them to say about their new boss.
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How one argues, Harrington came to understand, was as important as what one argued.
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Essentially, the life insurance just offsets what one of us contributes to the household.
|
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And it is difficult to understand what one can afford to compromise on. Development?
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What one goes toward is less definitive than that from which one turns away.
|
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That number is lower than what one of Clearview's investors bragged about on Saturday.
|
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This is what one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded looks like from space.
|
|
Almost overnight, she became what one reporter called the "Gone Girl" of Silicon Valley.
|
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Here's what one nurse, Michelle Gutierrez Vo, who works in a hospital clinic, experiences.
|
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Since then, there has been much speculation about what one event means for the other.
|
|
Before you witness the carnage, here's what one nearby Nike outlet store looks like normally.
|
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What one of us does reflects upon us all, in the eyes of the masses.
|
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"A staff has 5 lines Gaga what…" one fan commented on the now-deleted picture.
|
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Derrell is not what one might call a chaser of the clout, her daughter explained.
|
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But, gush is precisely what one person in attendance has done following the big day.
|
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But in a lot of cases, this involves what one thinks is a reasonable assessment.
|
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It pays to mark the limits of what one might call Mrs May's autocratic democracy.
|
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It's funny, no matter what one of my more vicious online rivals might tell you.
|
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It's honest about flailing and failing and not knowing what one should or could do.
|
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Earlier in the sixties, Lewis painted what one might call abstract portraits of Klan members.
|
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At the end of the day, he is what one could call a Professional Photobomber.
|
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Currently, the selection of posters at big-box retailers is not what one would hope.
|
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That is the opposite of what one expects when the market is tightening, he said.
|
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Within the breadth of what you've done, what one bit do you consider your legacy?
|
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But surely what this first lady has experienced goes beyond what one might call fairness.
|
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The answer he gave is simple, what one would expect from an activist and pacifist.
|
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"For what?" one man tweeted in response to notes of "well done" sent to Morgan.
|
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What one looks for in Bagehot's newspaper is analysis, rather than generalising replete with attitude.
|
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One can never underestimate what one act of kindness can do to change somebody's life.
|
|
Add it all up, and it's not what one would call a slam dunk case.
|
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He'd never been inside an investment bank before—hadn't even really known what one was.
|
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" Texas took a creative approach, adopting what one judge there later called "the Lennie standard.
|
|
No one claimed to be a Carefree White Girl but everyone knew what one was.
|
|
A typical complaint: what one writer called the "palsy-walsy" of reporters with their sources.
|
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What one does faced with the truth … would, of course, depend entirely on the truth.
|
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Can one pick and choose what one wants to accept from the fallout of colonisation?
|
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Contrary to what one might assume, Bannino isn't particularly obsessed with fame or celebrity culture.
|
|
But despite wine, canapés and what one guest called a "very pleasant social occasion," Mrs.
|
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Instead, the stage is set for what one Chinese commentator calls a new bipolar world.
|
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This is exactly what one should expect in a privatized system with a profit motive.
|
|
Because obviously this is what one does when one owns a lake in Los Angeles.
|
|
The comments about what one reader, ae, called "false dichotomies" bring up a good point.
|
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The infamous Iraqi prison never was what one might consider a haven for human rights.
|
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To protect her by empowering her with an example of what one voice can do.
|
|
The fundamental question remains: How much of what one is seeking is sufficient to accept?
|
|
She captioned her tweet with what one could describe as feral and war-like emoji.
|
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This, at least, is what one gleans about Mr. Putin's abilities from the Western press.
|
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His men advanced into what one later recalled as "an impenetrable steel wall" of bullets.
|
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What one artist in the country is considering to do for the #J20 Art Strike.
|
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No matter what one buys, though, it's going to be a rocky ride for a while.
|
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They didn't call for sacrifice as something painful, but as what one did for one's friends.
|
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THERE ARE LIMITS TO HOW MUCH ONE COMPANY CAN CONTROL AND WHAT ONE SHAREHOLDER CAN CONTROL.
|
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The individual Nao 'bots share a networked brain, so what one robot learns, they all know.
|
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"It's easy to say, 'You know what, one vote of many doesn't matter,&apos" McGorry says.
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They were probably the best films I did, what one was allowed to put into it.
|
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Not particularly, and from what one can tell, it's working to address many of its shortcomings.
|
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Click here to view original GIFThis is what one day looks like on Earth from space.
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But if this isn't a complete smoldering train wreck, I don't know what one looks like.
|
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"It wouldn't be what one would have surmised as to who's somebody's girlfriend is," Sanford added.
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"Now, what one people call a wall and another person might call a fence," he said.
|
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"No matter what one thinks of their job, everyone deserves to be paid for their work."
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"It wouldn't be what one would have surmised as to who's somebody's girlfriend is," he said.
|
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" The woman's attire, he said, did not correspond with "what one normally expects from a beachgoer.
|
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Here's what one teacher told us on Facebook that his school would be doing: Update: Nov.
|
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This is what one openly gay athlete, Amini Fonua from Tonga, had to say about it:
|
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If you've ever seen "Mary Poppins," you probably have an idea of what one looks like.
|
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But there's absolutely no reference to what one would assume is the inspiration behind the collection.
|
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What, one might ask, is the purpose of such an ostensibly disastrous POL (Piece of Legislation)?
|
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Most people didn't even know what one was – why would you if you've never needed one?
|
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Somewhat ironically, Priti Youssef Choksi, a newly minted VC, knows very well what one looks like.
|
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Sometimes the idea of what one might do with an unlimited pass can make retirement irresistible.
|
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" Some schools have taken drastic measures to accommodate what one administrator called "our more fragile students.
|
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And this is just what one year of sexual assault in the United States looks like.
|
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But when a need to pound on someone arose, one did what one had to do.
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What mattered to him was not what one said or did to rise to ultimate authority.
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The priest's questions to the couple were not quite what one would hear in a church.
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The present is not what one would consider contemporary, but it is situated in a limbo.
|
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It might be what one of William Burroughs's cut-up poems looked like in his mind.
|
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In particular, it has had no discernible effect on what one might call America's fundamental paradox.
|
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To get downtown, I did what one normally does in a city: I took the subway.
|
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I think it's inevitable, but I don't know what one can do to prepare for it.
|
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"What one man might call junk, I call treasure," he says on CNBC's Blue Collar Millionaires.
|
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"It's what one of the better pitchers in the game does," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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That's exactly what one players' advocacy group is asking NCAA officials to consider ... saying the org.
|
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But by and large, combining investment banks would be what one executive termed "a firing squad".
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But by and large, combining investment banks would be what one executive termed "a firing squad".
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"You have to think about what one stone will do to another stone," Ms. Mociun said.
|
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At this moment, the show jumped briefly to what one can assume was the near future.
|
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What one simply cannot tire of, however, are photos of delightfully playful, furry, friendly-looking pets.
|
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What one person may consider to be financially reckless behavior may be completely normal to another.
|
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" Laich continued, "So that's what one of my goals this year is to really dive into.
|
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Let's start this week with what one might call an emergency response to the social crisis.
|
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Trump aides are organizing what one Republican close to the campaign calls the First Day Project.
|
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So, we don't know what one was hearing vis-a-vis what the other was hearing.
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Since then, Mr. Whitlock had become what one scientist called a "rock star" among masters runners.
|
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That's what one Twitter user recently asked Dallas Mavericks owner and "Shark Tank" star Mark Cuban.
|
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It destroyed boxes of what one opposition lawmaker said were medical supplies destined for Venezuelan hospitals.
|
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The additional troops are to provide what one official described as logistical support to the Border Patrol.
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Rae Sremmurd is no more ... at least that's what one half of the hip-hop duo's suggesting.
|
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What one might miss in all this fascinating visual bounty is that the work is also sociological.
|
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Encouraging "new entrants" to this field sounds innovative, but one should be careful what one wishes for.
|
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This way we're actually able to marry a forecast with what one can expect in these situations.
|
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What one piece of advice would you offer to young men facing a diagnosis of testicular cancer?
|
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In other words, precisely what one would expect from the next generation flagship chip from the company.
|
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But consider what one of your peers — Luke Heron, an early-stage founder and CEO of TestCard.
|
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The ESRB does not delineate between what one might consider fair and chance-based in-game purchases.
|
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But as this video shows, the applause at Apple's keynotes isn't exactly what one might call "discerning."
|
|
How has the climate community in Washington ended up in what one participant calls a "train wreck"?
|
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Good research begins with a clear idea of what one is looking for and expects to find.
|
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For reference, here's what one million gallons of water looks like hovering above an average-sized person.
|
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Examine your expenses and decide what one or two things you are spending too much money on.
|
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"We're not going to reach conclusions based on what one person has to say," Cornyn said. Sen.
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With that in mind, what one factor matters most "may be hard to tease out," he said.
|
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But that's exactly what one Malaysian artist is fighting against through a photo series depicting Hindu Goddesses.
|
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But the account has given me what one might call an alternate use for my own suffering.
|
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But how does one come to practice what one denounces in others, and apparently without feeling guilty?
|
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"Yeah, I guess so" isn't what one would call someone absolutely advocating the invasion of another country.
|
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The incident sparked widespread anger in what one Senator described as a "siege" on the country's democracy.
|
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With the block's fate sealed, the bigger concern became what One Vanderbilt would mean for Grand Central.
|
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I'm what one might call a type A personality (if one were to make a ginormous understatement).
|
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"Vintage collecting is what one person is willing to pay another — it's not a market," he said.
|
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Those policy demands often pose zero-sum choices for rival constituencies: what one group gains, another loses.
|
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And we pretty much reached the limit of what one camera can do a little while back.
|
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Without this information, however, that is not what one sees, or more specifically not what I saw.
|
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He was terrifying because he represented what one man could do if he played the system right.
|
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This method worked a lot better as a means to expose what One Nation really stand for.
|
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So what has this wise woman with what one critic calls "acute sensibilities" and "profound understanding" done?
|
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But the crowds in what one of my daughters called the Sixteen Chapel were tough to navigate.
|
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Britain's departure from the alliance referenced in question 3 became popularly known by what one-word term?
|
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Regardless of what one thinks about Trump's rhetoric and policy, can one so easily define Clinton's message?
|
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It depends on what one thinks Trump needs to accomplish tonight with 30-40 million people watching.
|
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"The Bloomberg education plan is typical of what one would expect from a centrist candidate," Kantrowitz said.
|
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Let us consider for a moment what one of the worst possible budget scenarios would look like.
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It's not exactly "I really don't care, do u?" but it's not what one might call welcoming.
|
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Background reading: • The Interpreter column breaks down what one photo tells us about North Korea's nuclear program.
|
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"You know what?" one of the undecided women told Ms. Freeman, looking at the boys in disgust.
|
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There is nothing inherently illegal, of course, about using the tax code to minimize what one owes.
|
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What one tiny house in Silicon Valley lacks in size, it more than makes up for in price.
|
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It was just what one is going to be the best for me at the end of this.
|
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The entire time, I wondered what one might be able to accomplish with additional buttons (volume/rewind/gameplay)?
|
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"What?!" one of her sisters could be heard exclaiming as she turned around to hold up the sign.
|
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But that's near the bare minimum of what one would expect a unified GOP government to get done.
|
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According to writer and producer Matt Roners, it's a question of what one is able to transmit onscreen.
|
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I did what one does when one doesn't want to make a simple decision: I checked my phone.
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Here's what one of my selfies looked like before and after going through the app's "No Makeup" filter.
|
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France opened multiple investigations after a drug trial was halted in what one official called an "unprecedented" disaster.
|
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The SL-24MK2000 sports what one would expect from the historic series, and it improves some core components.
|
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But, alas, they just sound kind of muddy — precisely what one would traditionally expect from a smartphone speaker.
|
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That's what one man was going through after losing both of his beloved Bichon Frises, Nemo and Lucy.
|
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That's what one of this year's Nobel Prize winners in economics, William Nordhaus, has been saying for years.
|
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That's what one Reddit user discovered when he attempted to cancel his membership at his neighborhood Planet Fitness.
|
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Lain flat, each fabric panel represents what one year of global temperature change looks like on a graph.
|
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Unfortunately, that's what one man tried to do to Cassie Young, a newly engaged radio host in Atlanta.
|
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I mostly focus on being honest as opposed to what one may find in the Top Ten charts.
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The prison itself was more of a town between walls than what one might imagine as a prison.
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Prince does not see future doses of Fed stimulus creating what one would characterize as a boom economy.
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Below is an artist rendering of the exterior of what one of O'Neil's space settlements would look like.
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But it's fair to bet that the fight over what "one person, one vote" actually means will continue.
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At least that's what one restaurant expert warns, following Wednesday's big announcement from fast-casual chain Panera Bread.
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I'll tell you what -- one of the things that helped me so much -- and this could be important.
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Well, that's exactly what one pure-hearted boyfriend did for his girlfriend and, well, Twitter couldn't handle it.
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These troubling statistics are quite the opposite of what one should expect from an allegedly "fiscally conservative" president.
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Dining | Connecticut Fire at the Ridge, at Powder Ridge ski area in Middlefield, isn't what one would expect.
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That's just what one very smart college kid has done, and he's fast becoming America's most wanted man.
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This week, ESPN asked 2500 NHL players what one rule they would change if they had the power.
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I can't remember the name of his ballad, something about [hums a unrecognizable melody], what one was that?
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It then provides a script of exactly what one should say when reach their representatives or their voicemails.
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The headset, which looked exactly like the one pictured above, is what one might call fully-occluded headgear.
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"Interesting what one grabs," the journalist, who has four children with ex-husband Arnold Schwarzenegger, wrote on Twitter.
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Here's what one of the greatest players of all time had to say at 2019's NBA Awards.
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Some recruiters onsite were a living reminder of what one opportunity can lead to for a young worker.
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OR: Mm. OR: Well, I think you've just outlined what-, what one of our major selling points are.
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People doing business management, which, I don't even know what one does with a PhD in business management.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to find out what one Technology writer's opinion.
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A chastened Mr. Mnuchin left the room, in what one witness described as a state of shell shock.
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Despite what one might see on Twitter (or Reddit or Facebook) — or even hear from members of Congress.
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Their theme befits what one would expect of a lighthearted Tuesday puzzle, but we'll get to that soon.
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Say what one will about Leo's monetizing of forgiveness, it helped pay the wages of Michelangelo and Raphael.
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For the viewer, there's a gap between the abstract radiographs and what one knows they're meant to show.
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Despite this, Kobe was still a shining example of what one can accomplish with dedication and hard work.
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Gillespie is not what one would describe as a candidate that incites passion or any degree of excitement.
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A trivial consequence compared to what one of my victims and his family has to live with now.
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The challenge for these presidents is to establish what one could call a separation of church and party.
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" But their format revealed the proceeding to be what one law professor later called it—a "fake trial.
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As with the keyboard, it's a nice-looking accessory, but the hub isn't exactly what one would call elegant.
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Trump and his advisers seem to be doing the opposite of what one would expect from an innocent party.
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Pete Davidson should say thank you, next to Kate Beckinsale ... at least, that's what one of her exes thinks.
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What one never saw was my drive professionally to continue to provide for my kids and advance my career.
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"I am what one would call security paranoid," said Ray, who was formerly a site reliability engineer at BuzzFeed.
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"There is a limit to what one central bank can do, even if you are the Fed," Posen said.
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Job-seekers need help too, they explain, with dress codes, haircuts, and what one adviser calls delicately "personal hygiene".
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We took a look inside his house and heard what one expert had to say about Arai's safety measures.
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Or at least, that's what one presumably left-leaning prankster wanted Central Park visitors to think over the weekend.
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He wanted them to see what one of their dad's days would have been like as a Saints player.
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Rather it was academic, complex, and wonky — exactly what one might expect from the chair of Princeton's anthropology department.
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" In another letter she wrote, "Metaphysical query: Is one morally responsible for what one does in other people's dreams?
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I think what you can return to is what one draws from the experience of living one's own life.
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At least that's what one might assume based on the confidence with which he shares his supposed medical knowledge.
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Since then, though, his government has followed what one executive admiringly calls "almost a caricature" of an IMF programme.
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What one camp would consider parental freedom, another would see as infringing the rights and welfare of a child.
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Diaz still recalls what one Colorado state senator told him about why he could not publicly support the legislation.
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He is pulling Alex by her feet, which is not what one usually does with someone who is alive.
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The surgeon's reply was simple, direct and not at all what one of America's most beloved Olympic athletes expected.
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Trauma, and indeed, melancholia, renders one speechless, in a state of paralysis, unable to digest what one has experienced.
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The report lines up with what one man who works at Bell's Brewery, Matt Mellen, told CNN affiliate WWMT.
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What goes up must come down and that's exactly what one technician said is about to happen with the .
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Contrary to what one might expect, there is no stigma towards art or artists in Kim Jong-Un's dictatorship.
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This is an example of what one observer calls Trump's "tantrum theory" of conducting foreign policy: Do as I
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The account largely shows what one might expect, someone polishing a member of Congress' page or slanting something political.
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In fact, I suspect this was actually what one of the garbled FAQs about "eliminating stops" was aimed at.
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What one can say is that the results achieved by largely ignoring Canon 915 have thus far been meager.
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What one thing do "Game of Thrones" actor Sophie Turner and US soccer player Alex Morgan have in common?
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Though several bidders have acknowledged running into what one called "hairy" issues, nothing has emerged as a deal breaker.
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The buttermilk crispy chicken deserves a shoutout for punching way above what one might expect from the golden arches.
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"So what?" one might say, pointing out that Clinton is all but mathematically certain to win the nomination anyway.
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At least that's what one woman's husband did — and it might just be why they survived their Ikea day.
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There were also what one source said were other issues that could be unrelated to Daniels, including smaller investments.
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He repeated it in what one friend described as "nervous energy" calls to friends and associates in recent days.
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Those numbers underscore just how badly the Republican Party has estranged itself from what one of its natural constituencies.
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But two of Valor's LPs tell me that they are monitoring what one refers to as an "upsetting" situation.
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Despite what one might see (or do) at Folsom events, openly jerking off, sucking, and fucking are (supposedly) prohibited.
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The queen I slept on weighs 96 pounds, which is more than what one person should try to move.
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Depending on what one would characterize as "short term," Derrick's forecast could fall into any one of those bets.
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The law applies to everyone and the authorities will not discriminate regardless of what one does for a living.
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Sample images give a sense of what one might expect to see with each of these airborne surveillance systems.
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There, in Pittsburgh, thousands marched to protest what one organizer described as the insult of the Mr. Trump's visit.
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He had never been to a same-sex wedding (like ours) and wanted to see what one was like.
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The Australian government is under scrutiny for what one opposition lawmaker called its "inconsistent" decision making on issuing visas.
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" To the Comtesse de Chevigné, he wrote, "What one used to love turns out to be very, very stupid.
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"What one president can do by pen and by phone another president can undo by pen and by phone."
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Klobuchar showed with her performance in the New Hampshire debate what one big night can do for a campaign.
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Very few women have gone through what one would call empowerment, as they are not really acquiring more power.
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But defending their neighborhood against outsiders, preserving what one man called their "small country community," was not something new.
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" Morton was among a few lawmakers who saw in the 15th Amendment what one called an "almost fatal defect.
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When asked what one thing she would like to change about Georgia, Abrams named its failure to expand Medicaid.
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Those subscriber targets explain why Disney is offering its service at what one expert called a "fire sale" price.
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Le Guin can be polemical, prone to what one close friend calls "tirades" on questions she feels strongly about.
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The gender numbers are about what one would expect, with Bloomberg severely underwater among respondents who identified as female.
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"The picture of Apple's AR efforts from iOS 13 is very different to what one might expect," he tweeted.
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Very understated, he was perhaps not what one would expect from someone who had managed a famous jewelry firm.
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His hilarious description of Middle America's sniffy take on what one might call Astorgate had me pounding my thigh.
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Her hands come together in what one Twitter user called a "walrus clap," but it resonated around the world.
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And it rekindles a crazy sense of wonder at, among other things, what one can do practically with trigonometry.
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" The snow, after hours of absorbing solar radiation, had thickened to what one student referred to as "elephant snot.
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What one individual finds enticing may seem unrewarding to another, but that doesn't make them less of a person.
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Executive action, though, comes with risks: What one president puts in place the next can undo, as can the courts.
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LEWANDOWSKI: I don&apost understand -- SMITH: To be clear -- PETKANAS: What one-year-old is breaking the law somewhere else?
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That's what one curry fan ended up paying for his dinner at Rajpoot Indian Restaurant in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire last week.
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The afternoon meeting with 11 advocacy groups last week marked what one attendee called an unprecedented gesture of public outreach.
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Despite what one may think given the circumstances, Double Dutchess is not at all a documentation of Fergie's broken heart.
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Breasts are hardly what one would describe as cookie-cutter — any bra-shopping experience will probably remind you of that.
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This Is What One Sunburn Really Does To Your Body Yes, Your Eyeballs Can Get Sunburned &, Wow, It Sounds Awful
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What he could do, and I'm not ... What one could do is first, have thoughts put on the table, clearly.
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He's also conservative with Amazon, saying the main thing to look at is what one-day shipping does for margins.
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However, the contract also stipulates that the mainland and Taiwan could have their own interpretation of what 'One China' meant.
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Trump's excuses, like his behavior, resemble what one might expect from a bullying child who is caught tormenting a sibling.
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The massive gains on Thursday came after SoftBank Group announced what one investor called an "enormous" stock buyback on Wednesday.
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Each image embodies this tension of what one is allowed to see, and what darkness could at any moment repossess.
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" Several concert promoters and security professionals declined to discuss their procedures on Tuesday, for what one promoter called "obvious reasons.
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His longtime lawyer, two sources say, is going to become what one called the "supervisor" of Trump's outside legal team.
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So to be crystal clear: The Chosun Ilbo's report is entirely reliant on what one anonymous person said — that's it.
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"I don't really know what one of them is but [dad] said a letter will do for now," she wrote.
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This proposal actually explains what one candidate for president would do with the powers he'd (theoretically) have on day one.
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The purpose of those tests differs depending on who is talking, on what one is reading and sometimes on both.
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ASK any group of investors what one gadget they cannot live without, and they'll likely point to their Bloomberg terminals.
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The service was excellent, and certainly far beyond what one might reasonably expect for the meagre cost of staying there.
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The problems they may have in everyday life aren't necessarily what one would think, nor are the solutions always obvious.
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But nostalgia also requires some distance from what one is nostalgic for, a distance that isn't always afforded to us.
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Every now and then, what one brings to the table animates the discussion enough to create small but meaningful changes.
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That's what one Santa Rosa family learned after they found their dog, Izzy, still alive where their house once stood.
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Contrary to what one might expect, I was overcome with a profound sense of peace from this encounter with death.
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And after what one advocate described as a week of panic, they still don't know what will happen next month.
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From a practitioner's standpoint that rate is no greater than what one would expect in a $22019 billion yearly industry.
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" The paper wrote that "many elements" of one particular center "seem like what one would expect from a boarding school.
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What one individual or small group can now do — the power of one — to make or break things is phenomenal.
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He quoted Martin Luther King Jr. on the danger of silence in the face of what one knows is unjust.
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Generally, when one says "Uber for X,Y or Z," what one really means is making something easy and convenient.
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The result has been what one economist calls "Fortress Russia," a macroeconomic moat that has shielded and stabilized his country.
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That message does not shy away from what one expert in nonprofit marketing called "the elephant in the room" — abortion.
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Clinton's speeches were what one would expect for audiences interested in global investment: talk about incentivizing growth and spurring entrepreneurship.
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MR. NAG of Revolution Media Personally, I feel what one does with each watch depends on its history and mechanism.
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Immigration by nature is about looking for better prospects, seeking what one doesn't have in his or her own country.
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Newly released interviews revealed what one historian called the war's "last secret": Israel was ready to detonate an atomic device.
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Now the experience of having a utility purposefully deny service is part of what one might call the New Reliability.
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" Several concert promoters and security professionals declined to discuss their procedures on Tuesday, for what one promoter called "obvious reasons.
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It is not, perhaps, what one would expect of a bleak coastal town in a crumbling industrial area of France.
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"I suppose what one is concerned about is, are there other clusters going on that they haven't recognized?" he said.
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But this collection of images is anything but what one would normally conceive of when thinking about a photo album.
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I am not what one would call financially savvy, but I do know one thing: A million dollars isn't cool.
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The system's dizzying complexity and alphabet soup of acronyms also make it difficult to understand what one is entitled to.
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The scene was not unlike what one might imagine at the resurrection, when people rise up out of the earth.
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Unfortunately, little attention has been paid to what one Mercer organization, Reclaim New York, has been doing in this state.
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So it's a far-extended idea about the rights and privileges of what one could think about as a collective.
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Clinton mainly offered what one attendee called "a tour of the world," covering her observations on China, Iran, Egypt and Russia.
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I wouldn't want to destroy the whole category for, you know, what one company did and one segment of that market.
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But contrary to what one might expect, it hardly shows up in the deep-Dixie states of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia.
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Their upcoming debut record, In All That Drifts from Summit Down, pushes what one would normally expect out of indie rock.
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The researchers even calibrated some of the UV ray intensity to match what one might experience in Florida, Brazil, or Tenerife.
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Von Klemperer said they were just hanging out together, despite what one would imagine would be palpable tension between the four.
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Even something like eSIM support, a theoretically perfect addition to what one might use as a burner phone abroad, is missing.
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If you only know what one person says in the media and you buy a stock that is not good enough.
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Nothing irritates Eurocrats more than the apparent British belief that details can be settled by what one calls a "flowery declaration".
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Some people love to use the term k-hole to describe a disassociated state, but here's what one actually looks like.
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It's hard to know what one can do in situations like this where you feel — and in many ways are — powerless.
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What one dashcam video shows Last month, Sacramento police released three dashcam videos of Mann's shooting as seen from different vehicles.
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Before we find out, however, it's important to remember that Paulson has never played what one would call a "normal" character.
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I would prove them wrong and show them that gender makes no difference on what one person can and can't do.
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The international financial crisis has only strengthened the general German belief that one can only spend what one has first saved.
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What one thing is for sure: whatever happens, the flow of products in and out of the UK will be affected.
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He was found guilty in March under anti-terror laws, in what one United Nations official called a "mockery" of justice.
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"What one probably needs in this situation is constructive advice and assistance rather than criticism from a 'moral superior'," she said.
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And therein lies what one of this year's presidential candidates might call a "huuuuuge" difference: the tradition of silent presidential candidates!
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At least, that's what one anxious airline passenger thought when taking a gobbler along on a flight as a therapy pet.
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Family members told police they feared for their safety and for Griffen's, detailing what one acquaintance described as a nervous breakdown.
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Finally, these releases won't be governed by political boundaries, so what one country decides to do could have a global effect.
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Methodology Broadway has enjoyed a glorious 30-year run: the average production today collects five times what one did in 1985.
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What one should do in such a situation So, what do you do if you spot a rattlesnake in your yard?
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That's what one Reddit user learned when they accidentally typed "5" into the minimum age of people they were searching for.
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" He went on to receive his law degree from Catholic University and is what one friend called a "classic Reagan conservative.
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At least that is what one conservator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York has used to clean Picassos.
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Open ecosystems and game developers aren't usually what one associates with enterprise-focused platforms like the HoloLens 2 appears to be.
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Sharing little affection for what one of them calls their "crazy cat lady" of a mother, the brothers otherwise appear unalike.
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The closest film comparison I can think of is what one might call that multi-orgasmic session in Ingmar Bergman's Persona.
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If you only know what one person says in the media and you buy a stock, that is not good enough.
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True, the commission is not exactly what one would expect from either an avant-garde artist or a real estate developer.
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Affirmative action has come under attack, with college admissions viewed as a zero-sum game: What one group gains, another loses.
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"Many Chinese people, with some collective memory or what one-man rule was like under Mao [Zedong], might justifiably be sceptical."
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The real test of a student's character is how one deals with falling short of what one asks of one's self.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related satirical essay from Opinion to see what one writer has to say.
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" In addition to his supporters, Sanders possesses a massive fundraising list, what one Democratic National Committee member called "the gold mine.
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"That's similar in vein to what one would say about the Civil War," said Michael Dubke, the White House communications director.
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What one does not find there, until now, is a major power, and particularly the United States, doing anything remotely similar.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility for what one Palestinian Authority security official in Gaza said was a roadside bomb.
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The Trump administration took what one official called "extreme steps" to restrict who can listen in on the president's phone calls.
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As of February 14, New York City's most cherished stone felines are doing what one does at a library: reading books.
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Tax revenue as a share of GDP is already below what one would expect in a healthy economy (16.3% versus 18.4%).
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It is only when there is disconfirming evidence — evidence that runs contrary to what one knows — that the best model emerge.
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I know that metrics can measure only what they measure, and that they can't measure what one might collectively call immeasurables.
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As for media coverage from other outlets of this story, it's about what one would expect if precedent is any indication.
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What one is seeing are fruits of Prime Minister Shavkat Mirziyoyev's leadership after the Uzbek despot Islam Karimov died in 100.
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In this millennium, however, investment has lagged behind what one would expect, given the level of Tobin's Q across the economy.
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I've been doing a podcast project on climate policy that has changed my understanding of what one would need to do.
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And with that, Mr. Cuomo continued what one website called his "reign of terror on the M.T.A." They plan, he disrupts.
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When "Roma" did not pick up best film, the park in what one attendee described as a magical neighborhood quickly emptied.
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I believe he is what one might describe as "a reluctant Surrealist," a writer who naturally thinks in highly metaphoric language.
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Knowing oneself to be an outsider to what one loved the most could make, at minimum, for some interesting self-questioning.
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I can't remember what one I first bought with my own money versus getting my mum to buy it for me.
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Sometimes just the fact that one continues to do what one is doing is also a way of speaking out for something.
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This is especially true when he justified his behavior with the logic that this is what one does when they're in love.
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Advocates for gender equality are reckoning with what one called a "wonderful challenge" — four or more women running for president in 2020.
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Other investors and executives are having what one female entrepreneur called "'We cool?' conversations" with women they may have previously made uncomfortable.
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Trader Guy Adami said defense stocks like Lockheed Martin and Raytheon are still attractive regardless of what one might think about valuation.
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Then you carry that 100 years further and you think about gender expectations and what one needs to do for a tip.
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Shares of Nintendo fell 20.7022% after the company announced what one analyst described as "ultra-conservative guidance " for the current fiscal year.
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Sit in either of these camps and you can easily exude what one might call the three Cs: confidence, crispness and clarity.
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Wall Street was already bracing for what one analyst called an "apocalyptic" quarter — but the results were still far worse than expected.
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The administration's clearest and most comprehensive broadside on China yet followed what one official called "thousands of hours" of study and planning.
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They also suggest that what one of them calls "the great fairground ride of world population change" is running out of steam.
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He calculated what one coffee or two teas a week would be for a year and put it on a gift card.
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What one teacher considers to be a major benefit of an iPad can be overshadowed by a looming flaw to another teacher.
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At least that's what one of the biggest denial-of-service attacks in recent memory felt like to a lot of people.
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In short, she is giving me an experience that is more like what one might find with an actual girlfriend or partner.
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Contrary to what one might expect, Sathyabhama Das Biju, better known as the Frogman of India, is not half-man, half-frog.
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At least that is what one may have believed until President Trump watched Judge Napolitano and adopted this "Britain did it" scenario.
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But he called into the weekly whip meeting on Monday in what one lawmaker in the room described as an "emotional" moment.
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Elena laughs when she gets upset—she doesn't cry—and she did so when recalling what one of the policemen told her.
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Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada This tweet illustrates the need to be careful about what one says on a social media website.
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"What one would really like to tell Trump is what the placards say on the backs of buses in Acapulco," he said.
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Normally ahead of the OPEC meetings in Vienna, commodity markets would be buzzing about what one of its oil ministers might say.
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But this is also what one expects to hear at state fairs and town halls in states with early primaries and caucuses.
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" He underscored that, "One of the most cherished rights under our Constitution is to speak one's mind and write what one thinks.
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That's what one postal worker did to call attention to hazardous conditions, and his call is being echoed by an Arizona lawmaker.
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What is the point, if half of what one earns goes to governments whose stewardship of those funds is questionable at best?
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You can see an example of what one of these pages could look like by going to Superhuman's Product Hunt landing page.
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Even if we win the White House in 2020, we have seen the limitations of what one person in power can do.
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"One thing that is pretty consistent though, we're going to continue to do our job no matter what," one agent tells CNN.
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She was what one Hollywood executive called a "unicorn" — not just a Latina, but one who had risen through the television ranks.
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Here is what one will learn along the way: Roof walked into Mother Emanuel with the express purpose of eliminating black lives.
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Tell us in the comments, and then read the related article to find out what one professor and contributing Opinion writer thinks.
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With films like "Hotel Artemis," with Jodie Foster, and Wes Anderson's "Isle of Dogs," you're having what one writer proclaimed a Goldblumaissance.
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The tweets echoed what one of Mr. Trump's personal lawyers, Rudolph W. Giuliani, said a day earlier about the prospective Russia deal.
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Given his volatility and vindictiveness, his Nietzschean ethic and his overpowering narcissism, this is exactly what one would expect of Mr. Trump.
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Most parents would shy away from declaring one child their favorite — but that's exactly what one tweet is inviting people to do.
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In some ways, what one man shouted in anger and one woman uttered in grief capture one of America's most troubling intersections.
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But if it's a gathering of any size larger than what one might describe as intimate, your silence is the best gift.
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Our crime monitoring system — if that's what one wants to call it — is based on the Uniform Crime Reports from the FBI.
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The result is a pulsating, rollicking, white-knuckle thrill ride through what one might envision as the inside of Alex Jones' musecage.
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Clinton took what one top adviser called "the activist side" of the debate over whether to counter Qatar by arming more secular fighters.
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" And we recall what one of the Clares had said earlier about thinking, for the first time, "My body is not good enough.
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I think painting is a great adventure and always fascinating to me what one can do in the two dimensions and with color.
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This week, Vimeo unveiled a redesign that it hopes will make it what one press release called "the LinkedIn" of the filmmaking community.
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In Brussels, where the talks will take place, officials are scrambling to involve themselves with what one calls "the sexiest file in town".
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"This sometimes leads to results that look surprisingly much like what one would find under an electron microscope in the lab," notes Barri.
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However, the board is proposing a textbook with a photo of what one news report termed an "Aztec Dancer Look" on the cover.
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Few items are as desired as the totoaba bladder, what one shopkeeper called the "Mercedes-Benz" of dried fish, referring to its cost.
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Here's what one of them looks like playing Windows 10 bloatware classic Candy Crush Saga on the ScreenPad: If that's what you're into.
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The A.C.S. deal was born of what one person close to the company described as a bold push to recognize the changing landscape.
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I was what one might describe an activist before having children, but since I've become a mother my dedication to activism has skyrocketed.
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The United Nations has launched a $738 million appeal to help nearby countries cope with what one U.N. official called a "humanitarian earthquake".
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That's exactly what one entrepreneur is doing for his employees, and he said it's making his workers happy and helping his business grow.
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"The market reaction is probably what one would expect on a beat, which is minor bearish pressure and not much more," said Lorizio.
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And that what one child is capable of hearing is what another child isn't, and those are the areas I could dive into.
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Say what one will about his propensity for speaking like a Shakespearean actor, the dialect really gets one amped up for a fight.
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" And at the center of it all was Galloway, a social butterfly who fell victim to what one close friend calls "pure evil.
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Portugal's government has begun to restrict planting, in an effort to prevent the country from turning into what one green group calls "Eucalyptugal".
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Instead, they say what they're doing at the conference this year is, in their words, simply what one friend would do for another.
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Could they say that valuation is subjective and that's why there could be a big difference between what one appraiser says versus another?
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When I visited the set last year, you were shooting an episode about what one character considered sexual harassment within the Ren fair.
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For example, Nokia and Samsung both have launched ITC suits against Apple—the opposite of what one expects a protectionist agency to do.
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And as with any premium product, what one person considers to be "the best" may actually be based on peripheral or intangible factors.
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Whatever your plans are for 4/20, you'll probably have a hard time topping what one D.C. cannabis activist group has in store.
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"It's really kind of effortless in the fact that we just know what one another is going to do," TJ, 33, tells PEOPLE.
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The visits come on the back of what one State Department official privately described as Cairo's "high expectations" for changes to bilateral relations.
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In doing so he faces what one commentator has termed "the mother of all battles" with organizations that have stymied change for decades.
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But the performance by CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC News's Martha Raddatz wasn't exactly what one would call exemplary, particularly by the latter.
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Peter King is just doing what one is tempted to do when wearing a blanket with a hole in it over one's body.
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Schur says she had "no idea" what one job candidate was talking about, which certainly didn't help his chances of getting the job.
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People are disgusted by bed bugs, but less than half of travelers even know what one looks like, according to a new report.
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But that was exactly what one of the Boston players did Tuesday night, and it paved the way for yet another interleague victory.
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In interviews, Muslim soldiers said they had all encountered at one time or another what one called "knucklehead" comments equating them with terrorists.
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"It's very, very interesting to see how what one sees on a script, how it ends up looking on the television," he said.
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If you were advising a college student just preparing to enter the workforce, what one or two pieces of advice would you give?
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It's not what one generally expects from an inpatient treatment facility designed exclusively for young people between the ages of 14 and 20.
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What one finds in the wikiFeet comment section, though, is not that subtle machinery of oppression, but rather a ridiculous distortion of it.
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They're not exactly what one would call tasty, but you could probably manage to scarf some down if you were in a pinch.
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But I can only hope that it's aware of what it's doing, and aware of what one of its strengths has always been.
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Here's what one progressive anime fan said: It's not to late to let us know, so head over to Twitter and tell us!
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If anything, the best American rosés today are exactly what one would want: brisk and refreshing, subtle and savory, never cloying or fatiguing.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to find out what one reporter ate on his visit to South Korea.
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The man who sat down at the keyboard obliged, even though "Misty" was not what one expected to hear from this particular piano.
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Others have pleaded guilty to similar crimes, which — it bears repeating — is what one does when presented with overwhelming evidence of one's guilt.
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Reading Murnane, one cares less about what is happening in the story and more about what one is thinking about as one reads.
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When their classes seem too difficult, or personal problems overwhelm them, what one student called "multiple check-ins" keep them from going under.
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The filings provide what one environmental campaigner called "a breakthrough" in understanding who is financing groups that deny the existence of climate change.
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Still, the fact is that the Trump agenda so far is absolutely indistinguishable from what one might have expected from, say, Ted Cruz.
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Once they're mashed, the TSA reminds "they're not exactly what one would define as a solid" What can't go in my carry-on?
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Here's what one New York Magazine interviewer learned when she checked in with one of the most famous public intellectuals of the 1990s.
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On YouTube, sharing what one spends isn't a completely new premise, but since October, it's been trending among the YouTubers in Lombard's circle.
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But Rad prevailed and returned as CEO in August, with Payne leaving due to what one investor described as essentially a bad fit.
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Richard T. FranchBiltmore Lake, N.C. To the Editor: I hope that the members of the committees questioning Robert Mueller will preface their session with something like this: Mr. Mueller: I am sure that you will agree that what one says or writes — or what one means to say or means to express in writing — is not always what is heard or understood.
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Richard T. FranchBiltmore Lake, N.C. To the Editor: I hope that the members of the committees questioning Robert Mueller will preface their session with something like this: Mr. Mueller: I am sure that you will agree that what one says or writes — or what one means to say or means to express in writing — is not always what is heard or understood.
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That's long been true, but the pace of innovation means financial juggernauts now face what one top executive likened to a mass extinction event.
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"I think it was helpful for the family to know what one of [the child's] the last moments might have been like," Keys said.
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The sensitivity of his earlier characters isn't gone, it's just been transmuted into anxiety — specifically, a white male anxiety about protecting what one has.
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What one forgets going back after "Sex and the City" became this zeitgeist-y television series is it is a really well-written book.
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What one does with one's face is generally considered part of acting, but some audiences seem to object to what Knightley does with hers.
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With what one former partner described on his website as "zero experience or financial support," they began buying homes in some stage of foreclosure.
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"The uncertainties created by Brexit have already had an impact and give a pretaste of what one probably will have to expect," Bingmann said.
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The fact alone that Google will start charging in Europe for what one could fairly call "parts of" Android is in itself huge news.
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He reserved his strongest criticism for Germany, with what one senior diplomat from one of Washington's NATO allies described as a "cold-blooded" assault.
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He radiates a kind of quiet peace, joy, even—perhaps not what one might expect to encounter from the burly frontman, but palpable nonetheless.
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It turns out that the 18 vials, color-coded for identification, are less than what one would donate at a Red Cross blood drive.
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The Walking Dead is not what one would call a romantic show, but that doesn't mean there isn't room for a little love story.
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El Niño's strength is down to a number of different factors and predicting what one will look like is simply still far too complicated.
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They want to overcome what one speaker called the "yuck factor," a feeling shared by many in the United States and other developed countries.
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None of this sounds much like what one would expect from Child's Play, but there sure is an evil doll killing people, at least.
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The San Francisco-based company did recently hold what one investor referred to as "fire sale" talks with Fitbit, but no deal was reached.
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Former President Barack Obama's administration faced a large number of megadeals in what one enforcer called a "merger tsunami" and blocked many of them.
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The CAR T cells then self-replicate (an ability stolen from HIV), creating what one oncologist called "a living drug" within the patient's body.
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Last year she gave us a detailed account of what one should do when one's phone is stolen off of a cozy café table.
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The device could remember as many as 20113 steps in a sequence, which is better than what one can get away with on IFTTT.
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Milk deliveries may not sound like an industry in need of disruption, but that's exactly what one startup in India is working to do.
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Education-policy wonks have neglected what one of them once called the "black box of the production process" and others might call "the classroom".
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Here's what one of Cohen's former clients is saying... "Mueller is not on a mission for truth and justice," Sean Hannity said Thursday night.
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While it's certainly the most premium Echo speaker Amazon has offered to date, the Studio isn't exactly what one would deem a premium speaker.
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On Friday, the U.S. government unveiled what one official said was the first criminal charges linked to attempted interference in next month's midterm elections.
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And asset managers' business strategy is naturally driven by a large dose of what one might call "AUMphasis" — a powerful focus on maximizing AUM.
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It sounded very much like what one would expect from a figurehead such as the Queen of England—not from an icon of democracy.
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That's exactly what one lucky family can do by using points to walk the red carpet at the "Frozen 221" movie premiere in London.
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What one dismayed Republican described as a "new level of panic" set in among leading members of his party and even his own campaign.
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Madeira also now has its own rum festival — a series of tastings and master classes and what one online magazine quaintly calls "rum talk".
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In December, The New York Times published an exposé on what one can learn about someone using their collated data from apps and smartphones.
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Rauschenberg had mounted white paintings on the ceiling, and he played what one audience member recalled as "old hokey records" on an antique gramophone.
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Clinton was secretary of state in President Obama's first term, gave the Russian intelligence services what one diplomat termed a road map of Mrs.
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Jack Ryan, who is on the autism spectrum, took notice of what one of the employees was working on: stocking shelves in a fridge.
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It isn't what one might normally consider an "LA film," but its mood is definitely in line with that of other wartime noir pictures.
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Streaming There are not a whole lot of what one could call "Easter movies," perhaps because there's no suspense involved in the holiday itself.
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The issues presented by The Other's Gaze are not what one expects to see within the Prado's comprehensive collection of canonical old master artists.
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Even the most limited strike, the so-called bloody nose option, risks what one Defense Department official called an unacceptably high number of casualties.
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The best part is that it's so gleefully out of step with what one might expect from the art of a renegade robot comic.
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"We're going to get very, very cross," was what one rueful Tory member of Parliament told me of what he expects of his government.
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The current show still contains what one critic felt was "the art of the 1990s beckoning" when he first saw the works decades ago.
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Perhaps it's not the best policy to examine what people say in private — and yet, what one reveals when nobody is watching is telling.
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The man, Robert Lloyd Schellenberg, 36, was tried, convicted and sentenced on Monday in what one of his attorneys called a stunningly swift outcome.
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But the convention, deeply suspicious of what one Virginian in another context called "the fury of democracy," crushed the proposal on two separate occasions.
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It is as if the artist wanted to see what one of his characters would do, what it would become, in an unfamiliar situation.
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His most notable contribution to that field is a voice steeped not in "black cool" but in what one might call black male emo.
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"That is nearly 10 times less than what one study found was the risk for dying as the result of a colonoscopy," Oliver said.
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But Australia's Liberal (read Republican) government prides itself on what one top official refers to as their "deft and nonjudgmental" handling of the president.
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The president also accused the special counsel team of forcing witnesses to lie, a narrative that echoes what one witness, Jerome Corsi, has said.
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But they never planned to toss what one of the officials described as an unpinned hand grenade at Capitol Hill Republicans quite this soon.
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One can say what one likes about fragile Italian nationhood, but when the national team wins a World Cup game, the celebrations are extraordinary.
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An anti-drone system is in place as is what one French media organization has called a warship, anchored not far from the Croisette.
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The Democrats won a number of elections across the nation on Tuesday in what one Republican congressman called a "referendum" on the Trump administration.
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British ministers were out in force this week selling the new plan as what one called a "landing zone" that could satisfy all sides.
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Ms. Conway, Mr. Spicer and Mr. Trump seem to suggest that facts are the same as perspectives — what one believes based on one's experiences.
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Much of what one does—to avoid suffering, to seek happiness, to stay healthy—is to keep a safe space for one's private language.
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"This list is hardly exhaustive, but it points to what one can reasonably expect for 5003," Roubini said in an essay for Project Syndicate.
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Why should what one generation, one type of fan, wants be given preferred status, regarded as in some way more legitimate than anything else?
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That's what one of our reporters and a photographer learned as they traveled along the Rio Grande with agents working to stop illegal immigration.
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On Location It took a lot of nerve (and a very understanding landlord) to do what one Russia-born designer and his partner did.
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But that's not what one of the men said three years ago — while attending Trump's invite-only 2016 election night party in New York.
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This prompted black caucus members to take to the floor Monday to denounce what one called "a bad deal" for black families in Virginia.
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It is about grappling and wrestling with who and what one is and coming at long last to accept, embrace and love that person.
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Rosenfeld told me: Our crime monitoring system — if that's what one wants to call it — is based on the Uniform Crime Reports from the FBI.
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" In the cockpit, Tammie Jo Shults, a veteran Navy pilot, flew on with one engine, displaying what one passenger would later call "nerves of steel.
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As sommeliers will say of tasting wines, scent experts advise that there is no right or wrong answer to what one smells in a perfume.
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That's what one should expect from a widely discussed negotiating process, misleading announcements of an imminent American win, and Beijing's puzzling silence or cryptic comments.
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Two, Definers employs what one former employee told NBC News was "an in-house fake news shop" to push messages into the broader media ecosystem.
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They can also combine results of these multiple cameras into a final image that is better than what one could have captured on its own.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan said, in what one imagines to be a very serious voice, "The president must appreciate that Russia is not our ally.
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The [Pepper Hamilton] probe showed some Baylor players allegedly participated in what one regent calls a "horrifying and painful" series of assaults over several years.
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This sucks because when a hacker figures out what one password is, he knows how to get into many other sites — with the same key.
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This is such a logistically complex company to have the mindshare of what one executive that remains at Uber to do it is really hard.
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We have seen Morgan s broken bones and cannot comprehend what one human could have so desperately needed to have hurt and murdered our daughter.
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That's what one witness is calling it after a driver and his Bible survived a car accident that caused the vehicle to burst into flames.
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"Even if you change the rules of the Senate, which we should not do, there are limits to what one party can do," Flake said.
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That's what one veteran investment manager is arguing — comparing the oil glut to the opportunity presented to investors during the depths of the housing crisis.
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In the interest of all my dirty bottoms out there, I asked a few doctors what one should do to prevent horror stories like George's.
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So my question to you all is: What one place or historical setting would you love to see Netflix invest its film production dollars in?
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But in a world of information asymmetry, "good behaviour is driven by earning a surplus over what one could get elsewhere," according to Mr Stiglitz.
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Sometimes the best way to make your point is to (literally) wear it on your sleeve, and that's exactly what one talented New Yorker did.
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What it doesn't formally offer is a burger served with a side of human hair, although that's what one customer received in his delivery order.
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But what one should focus on is that we are discussing ways to find a solution which will reflect the security concerns of all Cypriots.
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As Milosz reminds us, ethics is, in the end, little more than seeing the world clearly and finding clear words to convey what one sees.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — A tough one by Patrick Berry today, and the cluing is ramped up to what one would expect in a Saturday crossword.
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But this "being what one is not" is an abdication of freedom; it involves turning oneself into an object, a role, meant for other people.
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Twenty-nine deaths may seem like a lot, but it's actually less than what one would predict, given the statistics for the entire US population.
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The crisis looming in New Orleans already reflects what one reporter here described as a "devil's bargain" that Louisiana made after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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In the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran we have to work on all the information available, not just what one side presents.
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The city's public defender, Jeff Adachi, is leading a campaign to highlight what one study found were among the highest bail levels in the state.
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"What one person does or doesn't do at a certain point can shape the rest of British history for the foreseeable future," said Mr. Fielding.
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Mistakenly, Mr. Trump thinks that every deal is a zero-sum game and that what one party gains is at the expense of the other.
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By August 2017, Facebook executives concluded that the situation had become what one called a "five-alarm fire," said a person familiar with the discussions.
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The Education Issue What one Alabama town's attempt to secede from its school district tells us about the fragile progress of racial integration in America.
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Warren's coalition is developing a hit list of the types of people they'll oppose — what one source called "hell no" appointments — in a Clinton administration.
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Indeed, this past week has been a veritable primer on how to handle what one wears when one is in politics — and how not to.
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Schumer initally held back from joining his colleagues, in what one senior Democratic aide described as an effort to avoid possibly alienating McCain or Graham.
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Despite what one may read in the British tabloid press, it does not establish an "EU Army" under some sort of European commander-in-chief.
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Such a pliable skill set is what one might expect from somebody who studied finance and psychology while playing baseball at the University of Illinois.
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A microdose, as she explains, is anywhere from one-tenth to one-fifteenth of what one would find on a garden-variety tab of acid.
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Tesla's building has been in the background before, but now there's a lot of (what one presumes to be) self-driving trucks on the roads.
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Either Nancy Pelosi was desperately uninformed about what one of the most prominent bills her caucus had introduced actually contains, or she was cravenly lying.
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That's not necessarily what one would expect of a Sophoclean drama performed in Japanese with English supertitles at one of Manhattan's most highbrow cultural institutions.
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While discussion of a brokered convention comes up every four years, the parties have done little to plan for what one would actually look like.
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The combination of the two — and what one can only assume is a commensurate response from Trump supporters — is making every Trump rally feel tense.
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They might do it on what, one-and-a-half speed or whatever, but they listen and they're concentrating on it and it's very intimate.
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It's a thing put into the mouth of Arthur Morgan because that's what one of the Big Themes of Red Dead is supposed to be.
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From what one sees, it is certain that while they had hope they directed their bombardment — or tried to direct it — on places of military importance.
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The departures signaled what one HHS source described as a "no-nonsense" and "highly professional" management approach being taken by HHS Secretary Alex Azar, Politico reported .
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According to the BBC, security chased away what one local described as a "drunk halfwit" who tried to tear down the fencing that protects the mural.
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Instead of contemplating how MADCOMs might be used, it's easier to ask what one might not accomplish with intelligent, adaptive algorithms that mirror human speech patterns.
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The team then tries to figure out what one show offers, what the hosts bring to a show, and how that might relate to other programming.
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In an unconventional, seemingly cart-before-the-horse move, Erin Foster's new fiancé planned a wedding before his proposal — but it's not what one might think.
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Wall Street has been stuck in what one executive recently said was "the Dark Ages " of wealth management services that haven't kept pace with technological change.
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Khonsari's recollections of the revolution are what one might expect of a young boy — interest and excitement at seeing people and military vehicles in the streets.
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" But Twitter was quick to criticize Ryan for setting a different kind of record – one for what one user called "the most racially clueless Instagram photo.
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What stuck out to the photographer most, however, was what one family said to her: They left Paris because of the attacks, and came to Nice.
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This could put Twitter into precarious territory in this combative political era, where what one person is offended by is something others perceive as free speech.
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Britain's Financial Conduct Authority was angered by what one exchange official described as a "land grab" by an EU keen to build up its capital market.
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He pledged to make taking holidays mandatory and to consider increasing the entitlement to 20 days to protect what one adviser calls "the right to rest".
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There are many ways to use this, but the researchers in the video use what one Nature Communications study calls "traps" to move the targets around.
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"There's 30 different marketing solutions out there, you have to figure out what one or two products work, the graph does that for you," Mokshagundam said.
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Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama has conceded his loss in his re-election bid, bringing to an end what one newspaper called Indonesia's "dirtiest, most polarizing" campaign.
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Planning a wedding is complicated enough, but now imagine trying to do it in VR. That's just what one couple from Wales decided to do recently.
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The White House gave the House Freedom Caucus what one lawmaker called a "final offer" Thursday in its effort to win enough votes for the legislation.
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Regardless of what one thinks of the overall gun control agenda, it is unconscionable to stigmatize and impose this onerous burden on innocent Americans with disabilities.
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Instead, he sent his daughter Patricia Nixon Cox to preside over what one local reporter said looked "more like a political rally" than a dedication ceremony.
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If Farrah Abraham gets in a boxing ring with Kailyn Lowry she's gonna get DESTROYED ... at least that's what one "Teen Mom OG" star is predicting.
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Perhaps in the next color-themed volume of what one can only assume is a loose Kieslowskian trilogy, Saulnier can get back to the moral ambiguity.
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Or, you can do what one high roller just did and pay HK$1.003 million ($129,186 by today's exchange rates) for a single bottle of whisky.
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Here's what one of Flint's unauthorized immigrants told local news station ABC 12: Lucia heard about lead in Flint's water four months ago from her son.
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We'll see what happens with Nate, but listen, for me to try to predict what one of the Diaz brothers is going to do, who knows?
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The more I thought about it, however, the question of what one means by a "bad" is at the heart of the other changes Nintendo's made.
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They alert us to the question of mortality and its disappearance and in that mix; one finds the emergence of what one could call the sublime.
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But effective altruists would respond that what matters isn't just what one does, but what would have happened if one hadn't acted in a particular way.
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On the Democratic side, women who ran as challengers, about 22017 percent of them won their election, which is so different from what one would expect.
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Regardless of what one thinks of Trump the man, there is no denying the numbers of women he has placed in power in the West Wing.
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"If what one has to do to get on the ballot is be a soothsayer, that's a pretty high burden," attorney Bryan Sells told the Tribune.
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" Berwald rejects the simple image of "goo and sting," and examines the complex lives of what one researcher calls "the most important predators in the sea.
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Liam Neeson being ready to take any Black life over what one person allegedly did just shows how meaningless and inconsequential black lives are to some.
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What one sees is his game screen, with his avatar in whatever skin he has chosen, and, in an inset, a perpetual shot of Blevins himself.
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To paraphrase what one French politician said about Germany during the Cold War, China likes Korea so much it is glad there are two of them.
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Together, they serve as a reminder that we need to recognize what's at stake in the stories we're reading; what one perspective values, what another overlooks.
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Say what one will about Mr. Sanders's bid, he has run a campaign admirable in its restraint and positive ideals, no easy feat this year. Mrs.
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" The result of the shifting landscape in college admissions is more confusion and more anxiety for students — what one columnist called "The Great National Freak-out.
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The only problem is that most "proper" grills aren't what one would call portable, and who wants to waste time with those cheap little charcoal buckets?
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Also this month: Bank of America has been killing it with digital users, but despite what one might expect, the surge isn't driven solely by millennials.
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Getting personal support via the provided phone number (1-877-255-5923) was much easier, despite what one rep described as a "surge" in call volumes.
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The committee deemed him unacceptable because of his enthusiastic fascism and vicious anti-Semitism — what one of the members called his " 'subhuman' reaction" to the Holocaust.
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There may be two more weeks until Halloween, but what one Iowa man discovered in his basement recently was something straight out of a horror movie.
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One Washington Post restaurant critic unwittingly exposed a man for cheating on his wife — at least that's what one woman is thanking him for this week.
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The lack of information about the disappearances, and what one returning bookseller said were forced confessions, have sowed fear in Hong Kong's once-thriving publishing community.
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Kevan Choset offers us a puzzle today that gives us just a hint at what one member of the Windsor family has to commit to memory.
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But just as important as securing a supply of the limited resource may be what one expert calls a "2000st century factor" — ethics and human rights.
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However, those two groups had similar rates of death from neurodegenerative disease, which is at odds with what one might expect if heading caused cognitive problems.
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One expert — Dan Kahan at Yale — is looking at how what one believes about climate change has become an entrenched part of people's sense of self.
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The dancers have what one of them described to me as "swing," an ease through the hips and joints that makes it all look perfectly natural.
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If You Go What: One- to two-hour tour of the Wolf Sanctuary of PA. Where: 465 Speedwell Forge Road, Lititz, Pennsylvania (125 miles from Washington).
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Emergency declarations are typically used to provide short-term help, so there are not any guidelines for what one would look like for the opioid epidemic.
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" Bolton's op-ed attempted to take advantage of what one former senior White House official described as the President's reliance on advice from "outside the room.
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The draft law submitted to Congress in late July does not include the main elements that had caused what one banking source called "anxiety" in Beirut.
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Many undertook what one called "purges" of their family archives, to bring the visual narrative in line with what was safe to reveal without risking repercussions.
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Other international aid workers are also working on books on the outbreak, but what one hopes for are accounts by Liberia's own response heroes and epidemiologists.
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What happens next is unclear, but some opposition figures said it was now up to the government to make what one called a more serious offer.
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Exhibitions: Cocoon, curated by Lux Yuting Bai, concerns how one "becomes what one is" by examining the concepts of authenticity and absurdity in an existential framework.
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No, but with Delphine Caposella, the costume designer, we wanted the character to be contrary to what one would have thought—rather colorful, with this lovely pink.
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That's what one Chicago-based couple did: By spending less than 15 percent of their income on housing, they managed to bank $50,000 in just one year.
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" Demand for those blocks and the desire to finish them quickly led to what one driver described as "physical fights [...] when someone tries to jump the line.
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His decision to skirt the question has led to questions about what one of the largest and most influential states is doing on the tech antitrust front.
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Another area of focus was the recent #MeToo movement, and a fear of what one commenter described as "unproven accusations destroying many men's careers without due process".
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Over the last few days, people on social media have been trying to figure out together what one of the new facial expressions is trying to express.
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They seem to do what one is suppose to do when they are in front of a camera: present the self they want the world to see.
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With so many products up to 50 percent off, you can even grab a pack of two cosmetics for the cost of what one would usually cost.
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Without being able to ingest and quickly analyze real-time prices, it would be hard to imagine a computer determining what one should spend for a trip.
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Of course, this situation wouldn't be an issue if they were a bunch of dudes wearing the same navy suit, which is what one commenter pointed out.
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Is a busy female chef in an industry typified by what one Spotted Pig employee "sexualized camaraderie" responsible for refereeing the line between bawdy fun and predation?
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But behind the scenes, both sides are preparing concessions as part of what one British official called "a constructive dialogue" that could yet lead to a deal.
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The Feynman trap—ransacking data for patterns without any preconceived idea of what one is looking for—is the Achilles heel of studies based on data mining.
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No, the city won't be submerged under water, as some have feared, but you will see what one artist views as the cause of global warming: hands.
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Why it matters: It draws attention to the fact that with online services come online records, all the more concerning if what one is buying is marijuana.
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Notably lacking were any police officers, who remained on the outskirts of the crowd, not intervening at all in what one organizer called a "laid-back" approach.
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Every term offers what one former Supreme Court nominee called an "intellectual feast" of cases, which may be a reason it's so difficult to leave the court.
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It was an unexpected fit at first—for all his stylistic hopscotch, very little that Foodman's made has been remotely adjacent to what one might call EDM.
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The Irish poet Oscar Wilde once said there are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it.
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Saturday's operation, to stem bleeding caused by a hernia, was not complicated but aimed to resolve what one source told Reuters were "inconveniences" caused by the issue.
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"This is something that we don't consider just what one person did, let's look at the entire cultural background of how people have been operating," he said.
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That's what one leading voice on the right is doing in response to the fallout over President Donald Trump's disastrous summit with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland.
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As Trump's trade wars, travel bans, deportations, and denaturalizations demonstrate, an obsession with preserving what one has can quickly lead to depriving others of their human dignity.
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In an ABC News/Washington Post poll conducted in September, "incompetent" topped the list when voters were asked what one word best describes their impression of Trump.
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The importance of this event is for artists to share and exchange work, to see what one another is doing and engage the greater book-making community.
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But that's what one shopper says she experienced at American Eagle Outfitters, and her story has been getting a lot of attention on social media, Today reports.
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They'll both give their take on what creating the doc was like, and exactly what one can expect when it launches in full on the new channel.
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Made of sturdy cotton and detailed with ornate embroidery, it's more substantial than what one might expect from a mass-market kit, especially one priced at $80.
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This was a very smooth solve, and the cluing was what one might expect for a Monday, so I don't think you'll need me for this one.
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Neico did exactly what one does in that situation, which is to say "Oh hell no," out loud as she recorded the situation on her cell phone.
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The effect wasn't maddening, as it perhaps would be in what one would consider a tastefully appointed home, but comical — facetious and playful like its surrounding environment.
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An entry on for-loops isn't going to give you every detail, or most any details at all, just what one looks like and its basic usage.
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You may still have to worry about a blizzard today, but at least you don't have to track down Martin Maginnis to find out what one is.
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She puts the words, of course, in anyone's mouth but Faye's, reminding us once again that it's not what people say but what one hears that matters.
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Within those cynically defined contemporary parameters, Youngblood Priest (Trevor Jackson, dressed to the nines and sporting what one character derides as "Morris Day hair") is doing well.
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But as I watched, I kept open mind and remembered what one dominatrix told me: "Some people like their steak rare, some people like it well done."
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Let's take a look at how many IPOs are coming, what One Medical and Casper are hoping for and what their results might mean for unicorn liquidity.
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Michael Lynn, a professor of consumer behavior at Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration, said that consumers' relationship with tipping was not always what one would expect.
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Six current and former executives said in interviews that when they tried to steer the company away from what one called its "porny" image, they were rebuffed.
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"David was a leader of what one might call the 'greatest generation' of U.S. condensed matter physicists," said Robert B. Laughlin, a professor of physics at Stanford.
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" Three diplomats from the European Union visited Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi, this year in what one of the participants said turned out to be a "Potemkin village tour.
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Biden has not slipped in Iowa, and at this point it's getting tricky to imagine what exactly would cause a slip, or what one would look like.
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Their question was not what one sparrow might be saying to another, but whether squirrels took note of the birds' conversations when they weren't shouting about hawks.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to find out what one Times music critic thinks is the secret ingredient in songs of summer.
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" Three diplomats from the European Union visited Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi, this year in what one of the participants said turned out to be a "Potemkin village tour.
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The CIA had long been hunting for Zubaydah, who had worked as what one former government official described as "administrator" at a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan.
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Freedom of speech is the right to say what one chooses, again subject to civil or criminal penalties for libelous or illegal content, in the public forum.
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That is some evidence, though more than a little indirect, about what one of the framers of the Constitution thought about how broadly the emoluments clause swept.
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" That account rings eerily similar to what one of Lyman's victims told the Times: "She had been flattered that her teacher had taken an interest in her.
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"What one says as a businessman who has not had TS/SCI clearance and sat in the situation room, or what one says on the campaign trail in a politically charged environment for a year, is incredibly different to the perspective you may have after you take on the mantle of the commander-in-chief, and you are the person responsible for the safety of all Americans," Gorka said.
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What one wants, says the publisher, or whomever, in 383 — and even now when the catchword is "urban" — what one wants after "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and those marvelous pieces about the Harlem ghetto, blacks and Jews in Harlem and so forth, is a more authentic blackness: The dirt and sex you wrote about in "Go Tell It on the Mountain," and some of the essays.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES "Biologist and philosopher Lewis Thomas was once asked what one artifact we should send out into space as evidence of human achievement.
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They speak openly about who they voted for and why, about what one employee saw in Trump and about the mountain of problems with him as a person.
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PERINO: Well, to further that, I think what one of the things Comey did was -- so the I.G. says insubordinate or insubordination, but who did that really benefit?
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Some residents, however, are not taking chances, and are choosing to voluntarily evacuate... "The calm before the storm is so deceiving" That's what one Louisiana resident told CNN.
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Today, in Keeping Up With the Kulinary Habits of the Kardashians, we learn what one sector of the storied reality television dynasty will be feasting on this Thanksgiving.
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It's all very much in keeping with what one particular sneaker zealot told CNBC last year was a "culture" — one that comes with its fair share of drawbacks.
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Gisele is expected to appear to the strains of bossa nova track "The Girl from Ipanema," in what one local paper reportedly says is a mock robbery scene.
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What one shouldn't underestimate is both the stakes for the United States in Europe – and the role the Trump administration has been playing, either by design or indifference.
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" Since the dumpster was open on the top, he added, "the explosive force was directed upward — which is exactly the opposite of what one wants for maximum casualties.
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Paths to the upper-middle class exist for those who graduate from lesser-known universities too, since earnings can depend even more on what one studies than where.
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Nancy Pelosi has led the party since 2003, but her colleagues want more time to reflect on what one of them described as their "shellacking" at the election.
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For this Verge Science video, we visited SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California, to meet those astronauts and see what one possible future of American crewed spaceflight looks like.
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That's what one company is proving with its massive augmented reality windows that let you view mixed reality without donning a headset or firing up a special app.
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But the logic of pack hunting, that many may achieve what one alone cannot, and that individual pack members may perform different roles, does not depend on intelligence.
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Two sources close to Rogers said he had been the victim of what one called a "Stalinesque purge," from the transition of people close to New Jersey Gov.
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But if he does care what one of his richest and most prominent supporters thinks, he'll have plenty of tools with which to try to crush the media.
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It is understood in the theater as an alternative to the practice of acting technique, or what one might call the skillful application of illusory gestures thoughtfully applied.
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It's what one should expect with what this legislation is doing in terms of how it's changing Medicaid and how it's changing the mandate and the individual market.
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Then again, vocal refinement is not exactly what one expects when one thinks of Mr. Waits's gravelly voice, a sort of hybrid of Satchmo and Oscar the Grouch.
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For one thing, it means that a lot of people grow up not knowing what a vulva even is, let alone what one is supposed to look like.
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He told the court several witnesses reported hearing gun shots and seeing Mair wielding what one of them described as a large steak knife with a jagged blade.
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One example is a "micro library" for the USC Science and Engineering Library, which spins the idea of what one is not supposed to do in a library.
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For the time being we'll just be shaking our heads at these Instagram videos and echoing what one commenter said, "Some people just wanna watch the world burn."
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As he later testified at a congressional hearing on street crime and policing: In contrast to what one would believe, most robberies were not being carried out covertly.
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Expression, sure enough, is a freedom, but anyone in a long-lasting marriage will attest that that happy state constricts, rather than expands, what one can prudently say.
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Here's a site with a big number 3, while over here a "coming soon" placeholder shows off the rough outline of what one assumes is the new phone.
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At its heart, Atlantics is a story about agency and the struggle to chart one's own path, free of societal constraints and expectations about what one should do.
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That's what one Chicago-based couple did, and by spending less than 15 percent of their income on housing, they managed to bank $50,000 in just one year.
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China's mishandling of the situation in Hong Kong indeed has shown the Taiwanese people what One Country, Two Systems has to offer, and they want none of it.
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" The move represents a major obstacle in the formation of what one Bannon associate told The Washington Post last year would be a "gladiator school for culture warriors.
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Research has shown us that mental agility, the ability to be adaptive in not just what one thinks but how one thinks, is a crucial component of resilience.
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Gotama's death, from what one doctor describes as mesenteric infarction, seems needlessly painful and gruesome by modern standards; this is the kind of suffering we can substantially alleviate.
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Riyadh backed down on one austerity measure last month, restoring civil servants' financial allowances at what one official said was an annual cost of about 15 billion riyals.
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While he took some breaks in between trips, other times he filmed episodes back-to-back in what one can only imagine to be an exhausting, brutal process.
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A satirical romance of sorts, Flatland challenges notions of perception by hypothesizing that there are dimensions which have not been explored, and wondering what one might find there.
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It's worth noting that juveniles in Texas aren't often sent to jail for accidentally killing people—or at least that's what one of Couch's attorneys told D Magazine.
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It was an outraged Congress that beat back what one media report called a "Pentagon 'clawback' of Guard recruiting bonuses," not championing senior Pentagon officials, uniformed or civilian.
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The financial watchdog does allow people to own a certain amount of unregistered shares without having to go through what one lawyer calls a "very long" registration process.
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A solution for the Vietnamese would cost what one congressional aide wryly referred to as "decimal dust," or, by one estimate, $35 million a year for 10 years.
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As the philosopher Lori Gruen has observed, to be seen as something other than what one is, or to be the object of laughter, robs one of dignity.
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In fact I had turned down what one could declare to be hordes of prospective buyers, all of whom had expressed disappointment over the machine not being propane.
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That's given us a platform to really effect change and create impact far beyond what one might have expected for what you earlier have called a trade publication.
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But here's what one experiment found: Once a person made a judgment about the color of the dress, it was very difficult to make them see anything else.
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But in what one UK pollster called "one of the biggest polling fails of all time," the peace deal was narrowly rejected, with 103 percent voting against it.
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Rather, I mean that the neoconservative establishment believes, deeply, that there is a mainstream consensus among American elites about what one can say and how one can act.
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The Vinho d'Autor was decidedly old school: structured and tannic, rich and mouth-filling (but not heavy), long and delicious, just what one would want with roasted meats.
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Campaigning for the Christian Democrats gave him plenty of opportunity to study Germany's state of mind, and in particular what one might call the need for cultural security.
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The neighborhood was what one nearby resident, who did not want to be named, called "a sleepy little street" just on the edge of Oahu's bustling tourist district.
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Now, diplomats who represent the nations of the world are entering what one described as the third stage of grief: figuring out how to deal with President Trump.
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In nominating and then electing Trump, Republicans made obvious the extent to which they were no longer playing what one side persists in thinking is a gentleman's game.
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"CBD is probably what one might refer to as a dirty drug," says Hohmann, meaning that its mechanisms are highly sensitive to its environment and mode of consumption.
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The most important thing that you can do rather than focus on what's not happening, is focus on what one can do to make the industry more balanced.
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I think that what one of the jobs of political leaders going forward is, is to tell a better story about what binds us together as a people.
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The resulting discussion — about everything from how Slave Play's depiction of contemporary racial dynamics affected us to what one disruptive audience member says about theatergoers at large — follows.
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Jeb Hensarling's (R-Texas) proposals to reform the Dodd-Frank regulatory reform act, what one sees is largely a return to pre-2008 laissez-faire, hands-off approaches.
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In the second half, after Mowgli is compelled to join human society, the movie makes some daring moves exploring what one might call the dual nature of Mowgli.
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The Hunt When a pair of friends went looking for a two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, they learned that what one person calls a bedroom, another might not.
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The mysterious attraction I found in this enlightening retrospective, which includes over 218 paintings, lithographs, drawings, photographs, and preparatory studies, involved taking seriously what one can easily enjoy.
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The report also found some "substantial evidence" that more pot use can lead to problematic marijuana use — what one typically thinks of as excessive use or even dependence.
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"We are seeing promising signs of improvement," she said, which is just what one would say when the thing you based your turnaround on is not turning as quickly.
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Topics discussed included what one employee called "the pattern of crises" related to the LGBTQ community and a need for earlier internal engagement with LGBTQ groups on policy decisions.
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Libya's descent into chaos began with a rushed decision to go to war, made in what one top official called a "shadow of uncertainty" as to Colonel Qaddafi's intentions.
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Today, on the dawn of Amazon's holiest holiday, Prime Day, we have the occasion to see, quite literally, what one of our favorite influencers is adding to her cart.
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Sunset is defined as when the very top of the sun disappears below a "true" astronomical horizon, such as what one might see from a ship out at sea.
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We got a little creative (read: speculative) and broke down what one should wear in order to receive the greatest accessory in The Bachelor universe: the final rose, a.k.a.
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One boy said he stopped watching porn when he found himself idly wondering what one of his platonic female friends would look like with cum on her face. Yikes.
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In fact, to my astonishment, MOMENTA 2019 presented a greater number of objects than what one would expect for an image-based biennial, be it photography- or video-focused.
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He convened a meeting of what one attendee called a "diverse group" of Republican senators in his Capitol office Friday afternoon in an attempt to settle the internal squabble.
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GE posted quarterly results that topped estimates and affirmed its 0.53 forecasts sending its shares up 20.5 percent in premarket trading in what one analyst called a relief rally.
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Wall Street has been selling what one lawyer calls a "mind-numbingly complex" deal to retail investors for years, but now, it may come back to bite big banks.
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It's certainly not what one would expect when they pursue their degree in education — and, contrary to what some might say today, it's not what teachers signed up for.
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Academically, Andy DelVesco was what one might expect of a student at UCLA: Nearly straight As in high school, National Honor Society, state spelling bee award and the like.
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The slow pace of hand embroidery makes it a perfect activity to let your mind wander and begin spinning tales, which is exactly what one Los Angeles artist does.
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Part of the reason is her 5-year-old son was injured — and it's impossible to argue, no matter what one thinks of Gaines's actions, that he deserved it.
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Here's what one of the main thoroughfares in Dubai looked like in 22, prior to the discovery of oil: As it did for many Gulf countries, oil changed everything.
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One is perpetually torn by one's gifts, in a sort of civil war, threatened by dissipation, full of regret for what one might have done and did not do.
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In a recent episode of her video series, "Go Ask Anna, " the style icon is asked by a fan what one should wear to a job interview at Vogue.
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For one thing, the atmosphere and ocean system are doing some strange things across the Pacific Ocean, compared to what one might expect during a "typical" El Niño event.
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Singers in a choir scheduled to perform at Carnegie Hall took to the street in front of the venue to deliver what one onlooker called a "New York moment."
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This phenomenon fits with the broader trend of Americans marrying later, and viewing marriage as what one sociologist calls a "capstone" rather than a "cornerstone" of their adult life.
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What one comes to understand about the barbaric process while watching "1984" is that it generally happens in silence—a silence apart from the voices that could save you.
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Documents obtained by CNN affiliate WBBM from the sheriff's office in Tazewell County, Illinois, suggest a troubling pattern involving guns and what one police report described as "delusional" behavior.
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In an instant, Amazon's software sifted through dozens of combinations of price and shipping, some of which were cheaper than what one might find at a local store. TheHardwareCity.
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Because official Washington is agog at the idea of members of Mr Trump's inner circle or family facing prosecution, most leaks involve what one expert calls "Trump people stuff".
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Another possibility, Oishi suggests, is an idea known as hedonic adaptation: "One gets used to what one has, and one's desires increase as one's income level increases," he says.
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Or at least that's what one likes to think: The Oncidium Yellow Sweet Sugar 'Lemon Drop' is a patented hybrid, registered in 1990 by a person named M. Sato.
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It's not totally clear what someone would want with a giant bag of moose feces, but it's what one traveler tried to bring on their flight out of Juneau.
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" The Menhaz account's actions became so extreme that on July 11 he was banned from the PWV server for what one moderator described as "racist statements he repeatedly made.
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According to Boeder Harris, one significant insight of the study so far is that what one survivor takes comfort in (such as physical contact), another may find re-traumatizing.
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And, as steep as Keller's corkage fees sound, they're a dead bargain compared to what one Swiss wine buyer just had to pay at a restaurant in Melbourne, Australia.
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Compare this with what one can buy at the local Duane Reade or CVS drugstore: Softsoap Liquid Hand Lavender & Chamomile Soap for $3 or Dove Beauty Bar for $2.
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But it's just one great part in a movie full of patiently observed sequences about struggling to find hope, and then just what one can do with that despair.
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Lawyers for the bank have cooperated with investigators from two Democratic-controlled congressional committees, which issued what one lawmaker called a "friendly subpoena" to the bank in mid-April.
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One lesser-known name caught our attention — Noor Inayat Khan, who spied for Britain during World War II. Ms. Khan wasn't what one would expect of a British spy.
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One lesser-known name caught our attention: Noor Inayat Khan, who spied for Britain during World War II. Ms. Khan wasn't what one would expect of a British spy.
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Philosophers call scenarios like these "skeptical pressure" cases, and they arise in mundane, boring cases that have nothing to do with politics or what one wants to be true.
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That's what one operative said to a superior over the phone shortly after the journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed at the Saudi consulate in Turkey, our reporters have learned.
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I'm only 25, one of the really young girls in the class, and those women are what one writer I like calls the many-gendered mothers of my heart.
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"What one saw in these Europeans, we're in the face of a party that could win," said Dominique Reynié, a political scientist who directs the Foundation for Political Innovation.
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From life at sea, he had acquired the habit of rising early; from the rivers and countless portages, the conviction that one does not own what one cannot carry.
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At least that's what one Canadian man proved as he played the same lottery numbers for almost 30 years and finally got the jackpot, according to CNN partner, CTV.
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The extra funding announced Tuesday was taken as a tacit recognition of what one senior European official termed "unacceptable, inhumane treatment and human rights violations" for migrants in Libya.
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Her Sunday afternoon Santa Monica gatherings became the stuff of local legend, with Viertel supplying what one observer called the "social glue" that bound the émigrés into a community.
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The crust on our Pizza Hut pizza was lacking in texture, and the flavors in each slice called to mind what one would find at a roadside gas station.
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DaBaby taketh, and DaBaby giveth right back -- at least that's what one ecstatic fan learned when she ran into him at a gas station and freaked the hell out.
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The positive aura is an improvement from what one lawmaker involved in the talks told CNN earlier, which was that every day the negotiations don't dissolve is a win.
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The acting director of the Office of Personnel Management was questioned Thursday about what one lawmaker described as a "toxic" relationship between her agency and the House Oversight Committee.
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Andy and I just didn't hit it off; I found his approach a little too dogmatic, which, to be fair, is what one should expect from a mindfulness guru.
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Trump's announcement came after what one person with direct knowledge described as a night of "chaos" in the White House due to frequent switching of positions in the administration.
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I wanted to find out what one of America's best directors thinks when he looks at other shows on TV — starting with the one he was there to promote.
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Even so Detective Conan is not exactly what one might associate with a terrorist mastermind who evaded capture for many years, or even a close confidant of such a person.
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Trump first gave constitutional scholars a reason to engage in what one called their "favorite parlor game" – arguing over whether a president can self-pardon – with a tweet last year.
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"It's those sort of mergers we need, where it will not matter what one wears, it will not matter if Keem is wearing a skirt," Nyanzi said with a smile.
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So it should come as little surprise that there is trepidation surrounding President-elect Donald Trump's views on what one expert describes as the "biggest future instability" facing the planet.
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What one is willing to give up for it—either to create the gulf or to clear it—is the source of all the sad chaos that outlines his futurescape.
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The few guests who arrived early that night remember what one called an "easy and cool" time until around 11 o'clock, when the first legit hordes of kids showed up.
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But right now, Defense Distributed's case is really more about the legality of distributing the plans over the global internet than what one can do with them when they're received.
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What one person considers a 3 on a 1 to 10 sadness scale, for example, could be another person's seven and yet another's ten — and none of them are wrong.
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All of that — in addition to questions of whiteness and class and "craft" — contributes to what one of Mailhot's mentors, Joan Naviyuk Kane, has called the "useful difficulty" of IAIA.
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The show will see the two "track down the terrorizing worst of humanity," in what one can only assume will be a fairly dark spin on the usual superhero story.
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This what one of them looks like:Photo: AmazonIt's basically just a desktop-sized hard drive that can withstand heavy damage and automatically encrypts/stores up to 80 terabytes of information.
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But it comes as both Britain and the EU are preparing concessions as part of what one British official called "a constructive dialogue" that could yet lead to a deal.
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What one makes of this period, in retrospect, is naturally colored by the knowledge that the stock market valuations of the final couple of years of Clinton's presidency were absurd.
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President Trump has "racist policies" and backs "internment camps" -- or at least that&aposs what one allegedly reasonable argument used in a graduate school study guide would have readers believe.
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Despite its length and detail, the agreement leaves a lot to be fudged and finessed (what one source involved in the talks, referring to the president, calls "Santista constructive ambiguity").
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"Ducks, geese, and other fowl frequent our treatment ponds, and we shudder to think what one all hyped up on meth would do," read the post from Loretto Police Department.
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"Contrary to what one may think looking at the images that are often shown on TV—huge, undefined crowds, pressing against Europe's doors—these are individual human beings," Maurin says.
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One of the points that a book I read recently made is that this sort of distinction between what one considers technology and what considers an analog is rapidly disintegrating.
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Instead, after nearly three hours of contentious debate, they voted to add a mural behind the monument to showcase what one member called "the love and diversity" in the community.
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As far back as 2000, scholars turned to indicators like electricity consumption as a statistical refuge from what one called the "wind of falsification and embellishment" rustling the official data.
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Several investors have elected not to disclose their participation in the Series C round in what one Ionic adviser said was possibly worry of tipping off rivals to their plans.
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The High School Musical star took to Instagram on Friday to share what one can only assume is but a glimpse into a day in the life of Vanessa Hudgens.
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But former staffers who spoke with CNN say that behind the façade of a progressive and artistic agenda the company's two founders created what one called a "toxic" work environment.
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Right at the top of the pyramid is what one might refer to as "add-ons": fun things like masks, and facial massages, and sticking cucumber slices on your eyes.
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At least that's what one analyst is saying, issuing a note to clients Wednesday morning explaining why a competing bid by Kroger for its rival grocer Whole Foods makes sense.
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After the Ritz detentions, what one source described as an "army of accountants" began combing through the company's books, trying to make sense of the government's liabilities to the firm.
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From what one would read on an iPhone when the Clinton campaign was finished, it's a miracle the state of New Mexico survived eight years with Gary Johnson as governor.
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In a startling reversal, the world shaped by humanity—what one character describes as "dirty, tired, imperfect, winding down, at war with itself"—has been contaminated and invaded by purity.
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After Johnson's death, I began revisiting his work, and when Allman passed not long after, I found myself unconsciously searching for what one might have to say about the other.
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This was seen as a victory for LGBT rights, removing what one law professor called "the reflexive assumption of gay people's inferiority," and overturning 14 state laws across the US.
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La Guardia Airport, famously described by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. in 2014 as akin to what one would find "in a third world country," ranked as the worst.
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Its penchant for melodrama, glee and hyperextended notes sung with what one commentator described as "dynamics" but in fact suggest the Doppler effect can all grate with too much exposure.
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The most powerful hurricane on record to hit the Bahamas leveled some neighborhoods, swallowed others with storm surges and caused what one official described as a "staggering" number of deaths.
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Soon after, Will responds to the flirtations of a divorcée, Lydia (Gina Gershon), who walks into his store, where he sells, in what one hopes is unintentional Freudianism, wood furniture.
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That fat gets altered when an artery becomes inflamed, serving as an early warning system for what one of the researchers believes could be up 30 percent of heart attacks.
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But the release of this offering right in the midst of punishing scrutiny of how the company has bollixed its main platform is what one might call a gangster move.
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So in many ways, the data just reflects what one would expect of Trump's comments in favor of an authoritarian regime and hateful remarks toward a big US trading partner.
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Mr. Whitaker has been a frequent White House visitor and served as what one White House aide called a "balm" on the relationship between the president and the Justice Department.
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This was part of Abrams's attempt to wage what one historian has called a "better war," but it was too late: The American public had already turned against the war.
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They were a reflection of the comparative voting power of the two parties, precisely what one of the founders, Alexander Hamilton, warned would be the "greatest danger" of an impeachment.
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When two sides are negotiating a deal, and they have equal access to information, then what one side says — or misstates — about value may not be enough to prove fraud.
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But he would also like people to explore a plant-based diet, although he insisted that what one eats is a personal decision and he isn't aiming to be pushy.
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The range is what one might expect here: designers at the beginning of their careers make less than six figures, but the pay is still good, in the mid-fives.
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"It's important to consider the magnitude of the exposures to the animals in these studies in relation to what one might typically receive from using a cell phone," Bucher said.
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However, the deadly downpour is consistent with what one expects to occur more frequently and with greater intensity — and what is already occurring with greater regularity — in a warming climate.
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Multiple sources also claimed Wilson was branded "difficult" on set, due to her challenging what one called a "culture problem at the show" regarding the environment around nudity on set.
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The demise came despite what one senior university official and various Russian news reports described as three attempts by Mr. Putin to get the Education Ministry to protect the place.
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Many seem to resent what one commenter described as the video's emphasis on "memes and cultural relativism," as opposed to a more overt emphasis on vloggers and personality-driven content.
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