We will see which of those choose to come out.
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John Harwood: Which of those two outcomes do you believe?
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Which of those two quotes has CNN used more often?
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Which of those versions do you relate to more nowadays?
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Which of those cryptocurrencies will be profitable is anyone's guess.
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Ask yourself, which of those two things would you choose?
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And you know which of those two we're talking bout here.
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Which of those will become unavailable in "times of national problems"?
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Which of those options does Apple seem likely to find acceptable?
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You can imagine which of those possibilities sparked a global hysteria.
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We'll leave you to decide which of those sounds more plausible.
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Which of those bits of advice would work best for you?
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It's impossible to say for certain which of those scenarios is true.
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Which of those 16 questions seems most important or interesting to you?
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CVR declined to comment on which of those options the company chose.
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How are you going to decide which of those demands gets resources?
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You won't know which of those 5000 notes it's going to be.
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Determining which of those geometries is correct will require more ESE data.
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Democrats are still deciding which of those investigations they want to prioritize.
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More importantly: Which of those two approaches do your systems and software incentivize?
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Perhaps the tides are slowly turning on which of those two is valued.
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But which of those states do Democrats aim to turn blue, and how?
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You can imagine which of those scenarios the world has become obsessed with.
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He left no doubt which of those sides lies closer to his heart.
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I don&apost know, I mean, which of those images really grips you?
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We'll find out in a few years which of those things were good.
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Instead, it reports which of those two universes you are currently living in.
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He is about to reveal which of those traits matters more to him.
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They are given the choice of which of those two pollutants to target.
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You'll just have to decide which of those features is most important to you
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Of course, which of those decisions matter most is generally clear only in hindsight.
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Which of those traits best describes Mr Pruitt could in theory matter a lot.
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Yeah. What you want people on them ... Which of those are the most important?
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Until recently, the justices voted on which of those would be the official photograph.
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Next, think about which of those skills might be highly relevant in another job.
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The research, however, wasn't designed to examine which of those motivations was most prevalent.
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She is testing to see which of those cells are susceptible to Zika infection.
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It then broke out which of those cities was the most expensive to live in.
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Bokeh asks which of those reactions is more appropriate, and how they both play out.
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Which of those bears the most resemblance to the possible effort by Democrats against Trump?
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Who knows which of those two options these deeply sovereign, profoundly independent souls will choose?
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It was not hard to figure out which of those was considered the most costly.
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Interior did not say which of those options it will choose for the methane rule.
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Officer Yanez's guilt or innocence likely rests on which of those competing narratives jurors believe.
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But that doesn't tell you which of those places will still be around in a year.
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In addition, it provides features to help decide which of those ideas get put into action.
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But regardless of which of those contracts you follow — the gist is the same for both.
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My dollars have a non-negligible impact on which of those companies grows and which shrinks.
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And the Harvard experiment could help us understand which of those two bad options would be worse.
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Lawyers have the onerous task of working out which of those pieces need to stay in place.
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However, it is unclear which of those alleged assaults is being reviewed by the L.A. district attorney.
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But the business model it can support depends on which of those markets you are looking at.
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Catalonia and Spain will find out in the weeks ahead which of those sentiments is the stronger.
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Army leaders must now make a difficult decision about which of those two story lines will prevail.
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They are, instead, representatives for their ideals, and it does matter which of those ideals wins out.
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That's where government agencies review flaws in technology and determine which of those flaws should be made public.
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It was not clear from his remarks which of those was the option being pursued by the family.
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It's not clear which of those umbrellas Cassell, Martin and Stewart fall under, and it's really not important.
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Yet which of those have the inside track to emerge as breakout successes, and which ones could disappear?
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Schaffner says it becomes harder to determine which of those ingredients was contaminated when people pick and choose.
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The fate of midsize towns and cities seems to depend on which of those two currents they catch.
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Find out which of those platforms are the most convenient for the people with whom you frequently communicate.
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But the problem is, the algorithm won't know which of those growths require attention or treatment, Adamson wrote.
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There is no way to predict which of those plaques will break open and cause a heart attack.
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People on instagram talk about muscle activation exercises, how do I know which of those to do and when?
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Yet when the Navitis make their decision, their choice about which of those dreams gets extinguished is almost arbitrary.
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And which of those two things you wind up being accused of depends on how successful the products are.
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With luck, we might learn which of those reddish smudges in the cosmic background our visitor once called home.
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The Rules Committee was meeting late on Monday to decide which of those amendments might come up for a vote.
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Critically, which of those two paths a virus follows, growth or decay, depends on the connectedness of the contagion network.
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They had to pick which of those flashes contained the circle with the most contrast between its black-and-white stripes.
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Determine which of those values overlap with the your values and choose the ones that you believe will help the business.
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Then there's the big stat you're probably still wondering about: Which of those 35 million (and counting) tweets were the biggest?
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But they weren't sure which of those regions were specific to physical intuition, as opposed to predictive and spatial reasoning generally.
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And it becomes very, very difficult to weed out and understand which of those criticisms are legitimate and deserve some introspection.
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It's not clear which of those staffers gained full clearances in the three months since the information was produced in November.
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To keep track of which starting values lead to which of those two outcomes, mathematicians construct the Julia set of a polynomial.
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"We don't know yet which of those solutions, or mixture of those solutions, the cities and counties will choose," Mr. Passey said.
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Before it's all over, you get to decide which of those communities to support and which to sentence to a slow death.
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Money expands your options in life, but it doesn't spare you from having to think about which of those options you choose.
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Several news outlets reported the department had determined which of those it would shrink, but it has not released a formal report.
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In those cases, there could be some very tedious and partisan discussions about which of those things is in bad taste or whatever.
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"One of the positive things about [Warren's] proposal...is it doesn't take a position on which of those is the driver," Sachs said.
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Should Twitter reverse its decision or should it ban Yiannopoulos altogether — and which of those moves was best supported by the company's policy?
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We only have two years of data at this point, so it's really hard to tell which of those stories might be true.
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"There were some moments that were true in the Wired article," Revolut's CEO said, without pinning down which of those claims were valid.
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As you decide which of those cards to add to your deck, you slowly build out a character in an RPG-like fashion.
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If you own a lot of IoT devices, consider which of those devices pose the most serious risk if unencrypted traffic is intercepted.
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Which of those two things actually happened could have sweeping implications that could throw an agency beset with challenges even further into turmoil.
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Which of those do you think the members of Congress might be looking to as a set of guidelines as they move forward?
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Pollsters added that independents, meanwhile, are nearly evenly split on which of those causes led to the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.
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It takes eight photos instantaneously with full HDR+ (or high dynamic range) and uses machine learning to determine which of those shots is best.
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Because of a three-way tie, Zach and Amanda get the power to choose which of those teams they want to send to elimination.
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Here's a look at the major changes Obamacare brought to health care, which of those changes may now disappear, and what might replace them.
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"There was some difficulty with the records in deciding and agreeing exactly which of those buildings had been owned by the Zimmermann family," he said.
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Find employees with weak ties outside your company's immediate network and determine which of those weak ties are bridges to new networks with diverse candidates.
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Southern told The Verge she's toying with four other AI music platforms, but she's not sure which of those will make the final album cut.
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It may be able to tell which tomato is ripe but it's still incapable of determining which of those tomatoes is actually made of acrylic.
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The instructor will even review which accessories you'll need to create that perfect Kodak moment — and which of those are a big waste of cash.
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This series, Ink Spots, is a helpful guide to which of those zines, pamphlets, and publications you should be reading when you're not reading ours.
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Mr. Tillerson, in keeping with past American statements, did not clarify which of those options were on the table but ruled none of them out.
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EPA's Inspector General's Office has launched numerous probes into Pruitt and Jackson, but it is not clear which of those inquiries involves alleged document destruction.
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It's not just a matter of which tablet technically has the best-of-the-best features — it's about which of those features will suit you personally.
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They also asked for a sentence on each of the aggravated battery counts and to determine which of those involved "severe bodily injury" warranting consecutive sentences.
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McRae told me that eventually users will be able to customize which of those apps appear on their TV's interface or hide ones they rarely use.
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To answer this question, I looked at The New York Times Notables list, specifically at which of those books came to market as self-published books.
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In anticipation of warm weather and longer days, Ikea has release several items that will suit everyone, no matter which of those camps they fall into.
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Kelley, who works in the city of Rochester's finance office, said she was weighing which of those presidential hopefuls had the best chance to beat Trump.
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The company analyzed my Twitter account to determine the topics I tweet about most and calculated which of those topics also perform well with my followers.
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Keeping an eye on birds and beasts, the viruses they carry, and which of those viruses are found in people is thus a prudent thing to do.
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Are you saying we should find out which of those things are going to be resonant with that audience and write about those and ignore the others?
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Senators filed more than 100 other amendments to the bill, but party leaders have failed to reach a deal on which of those would get floor votes.
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Since glass can't truly be both extremely drop resistant and scratch resistant, Corning and other glass makers are forced to choose which of those two qualities to prioritize.
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Which of those drugs you get and how often you have to take them is kind of up to you and how your body reacts, says Dr. Goje.
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He had 40 points, 11 assists, 10 rebounds and two blocked shots, but when asked which of those numbers brought him the most satisfaction, the chose the blocks.
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He had 238 points, 11 assists, 10 rebounds and two blocked shots, but when asked which of those numbers brought him the most satisfaction, the chose the blocks.
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"Those per acre payments are not dependent on which of those crops are planted in 2019, and therefore will not distort planting decisions," USDA said in a statement.
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And I'm just wondering — I want to make sure we get the reporting right — which of those is the most precise way to describe how the administration feels?
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In an administration that is famous for chaos and last-minute decision-making, it is unclear on which of those policies the president might choose to move forward.
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To start, "it would be useful to figure out which of those goals is most important," as well as decide on a target amount for each one, Egler says.
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The group discussed which of those former aides could return for the 2020 campaign, and they tossed around the names of others who might be worth reaching out to.
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The idea was to see which of those places would be most conducive for people in that age group to begin with a clean slate and rebuild their financial lives.
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For its reporting on which of those doctors received unusually large amounts of money, CNN used a statistical clustering tool to group doctors by the total value of their payments.
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Second, the study excludes many people employed by larger businesses with multiple locations in Washington state, because researchers could not figure out which of those employees were based in Seattle.
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And if you were paying attention to our coverage from the spring '20 season, you probably already know which of those collections we've been saving up our money for: Ganni.
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But it seems like a good time to look at the major changes Obamacare brought to health care, which of those changes may now disappear, and what might replace them.
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And also — I teach this in my class — I think every company needs to decide which of those organs you are appealing to and structure your business around that. Interesting.
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" Cohen wanted to know what Sessions meant by "good people," so he rattled off the names of prominent Republicans who've smoked weed, and asked, "which of those are not good people?
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The US government has video of al-Imam present at one of the two sites of the attacks, although it was not clear which of those sites he was seen at.
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Netflix produces little content in some of its most important markets, and a new study from Ampere Analysis has predicted which of those the streaming giant will invest in going forward.
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A big part of its business, says Jones, is helping customers understand which of those clouds is right for the job they're trying to accomplish, and helping them make the switch.
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That has given Democrats a way to avoid having to decide which of those groups to pour money and organizing efforts into winning back in the 2018 midterm elections, they write.
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All the other countries need to do is work out the price they wish to extract from Britain for the things it wants; and which of those things it can simply forget.
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More research is needed to determine which factors are putting middle-aged men and women at greatest risk and which of those factors can be targeted and by which groups, she added.
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These days, Bennett sits at the nexus of several narratives surrounding the N.F.L. What a fan thinks of him probably depends on which of those narratives that fan is inclined to credit.
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But with little polling in the state so far, it's hard to tell which of those candidates holds the advantage and will get a piece of the 52 delegates Alabama awards Tuesday.
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And the Times is right that there are major questions within the Democratic Party which of those two approaches is the right one to beat Trump and to turn the country around.
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Identification is a huge deal for economics, because if you can't tell if x, y or z caused something, you don't know which of those variables to study or measure or change.
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Klobuchar name-checks a bunch of non-highway priorities but offers no opinion as to which of those are particularly important or whether traditional projects should be made less of a priority.
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If the measure is an amalgamation of many things (one of which is purportedly implicit bias), how can we know which of those things is responsible for a (weak) correlation with behavior?
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He's being smeared, or everyone does it, or it doesn't matter because it was a long time ago and he was drunk and it doesn't even matter which of those is true.
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The contest here, coming on the heels of Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump's capturing the first two states, could help determine which of those two animating forces has more currency in the party.
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The bigger question for Ottawa, Toronto, and Boston is which of those two teams gets to play each other, and which one gets stuck in the wild-card spot and faces the Capitals.
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Whether you think that pressure will lead to a better living standard for workers or calamity for private business, and which of those you care more about, is the crux of the disagreement.
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When those songs were played, you felt like you were wrestling with your angels and devils, and would be reminded that one always has a choice about which of those groups to listen to.
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While three women have accused the 30-year-old British actor of raping or sexually assaulting them in 2014, it is unclear which of those alleged assaults is being reviewed by the district attorney.
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Which of those takes will Google deem worthy of its quality journalism label, and will it give them equal prominence if they appear in the same publication, such as the The New York Times?
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But few seemed concerned with which of those characters suffered most from its trope-y mess of a script, giving it a pass on the sexism it resurrects from a bygone era in games.
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T-Mobile and Sprint say they haven't yet finalized overall branding strategy or made decisions as to which of those familiar names (besides T-Mobile, obviously) might stick around should the merger be successful.
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There is no way to know which of those assets may conflict with her duties as secretary of education: Ms. DeVos chose not to publicly disclose what investments are contained in two of them.
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While the Internet may have opened a world wide web of designer consignment shopping, debating which of those options are worth whipping out your credit card can call a for a bit of detective work.
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In the study, they specifically looked at patterns related to readers sharing all 21 million stories and how that correlated to which of those readers were also sharing posts from Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.
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Supporters upload their personal contacts to an app—in Bloomberg's case, it's called Outvote, used by hundreds of Democratic candidates—and the campaign suggests which of those contacts to reach out to, with what message.
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Essentially it is looking at our current therapy Exondys at 30 milligrams per kilogram, versus a much higher dose of the same therapy to see which of those doses would be more beneficial to patients.
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Since 2001, dog owners in Sweden have had to register their dogs by using an ear tattoo or under-skin chip, so the researchers could also check which of those 3.4 million people owned a puppy.
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I think the House moving forward with the very pro- growth permanence of family-friendly 703 gives the Senate the chance to pick and choose sort of which of those elements they want to move and when.
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Our favourite part was that they allowed you to specify what you want in a partner: You'll choose which of those same personality traits you're looking for in someone else and rate how important they are to you.
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An RBI deputy governor, N.S. Vishwanathan, said last week the central bank has decided to focus on a few large stressed accounts and an internal advisory panel will guide which of those would be referred to the IBC.
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My favorite part was that they allowed you to specify what you want in a partner: You'll choose which of those same personality traits you're looking for in someone else and rate how important they are to you.
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The judge privately reviewed the file of documents that the government was resisting turning over in the case after the hearing Monday, giving specific instructions to the government as to which of those documents should be turned over.
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But Facebook being Facebook, it's going about it in the most Facebooky way possible: It's going to rely on users — not the super-smart people who work at Facebook — to figure out which of those sources are better.
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"I think both," State Department spokesman Mark Toner said when asked at a daily news briefing which of those two factors played a role in Iraq's removal from the list in President Donald Trump's executive order issued this week.
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There was little drama to the event, with the Philadelphia 76ers and the Boston Celtics finding out almost immediately which of those two teams would receive the Los Angeles Lakers' pick — it went, at No. 153, to the 76ers.
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Now that the threat of the fantastical White Walkers has been extinguished, it seems that the series's final hours will be defined by which of those two Danys comes to the fore, and her last dragon will play a pivotal role.
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With Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tarantino asks the audience to reconsider which of those two legends we let live: the one of a mass murderer, or of a starlet who brought people joy and laughter at the movie theater.
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The real beauty of "Hunter" is that you've got all sorts of instruments mixed with Bjork's affecting vocals, and once you're used to the song, you can use that familiarity to determine which of those elements is made more prominent by the headphones.
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The study looked at patients who showed up for the camera-down-the-throat procedure from St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston from the years of 2001 to 2012, and checked which of those patients had a "foreign body in esophagus" diagnosis.
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Your team will be more important: Each Pokémon team — Team Instinct (Yellow), Team Valor (Red), and Team Mystic (Blue) — has one of the three Legendary Bird Pokémon associated with it, and that might play into which of those same birds players can catch.
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Ultimately, it was a strategy for selling the fight, and one that played on a broader obsession with immigration, race and the intrusive desire to define which of those people who identified as British could, and could not, actually claim to belong.
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At least 7,200 people have died illegally crossing the border over the past 20 years (it's not clear which of those have been with smugglers and which have gone on their own), and some estimates suggest that number could be much higher.
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Pei is a teenage girl who bears the mark of the Iron Fist, and the two work together to fight dragon demons and navigate the horrors of high school — though at this point, it's unclear which of those two challenges is more terrifying.
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As difficult as it is to go into why exactly Black Mirror Season 5 feels like a letdown without divulging the content of its episodes, the expectations surrounding the show are solid enough that it's possible to hint at which of those are clumsily subverted.
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Granted, the game is incredibly fresh in my head, and thus the post-preview glow hasn't dulled any, but if you asked me today which of those three (very different, all eagerly anticipated) games I'd like to play more of, right now, it's Arkane's adventure.
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Anderson and her husband in 2017 had sued J&J, a unit of Imerys, Cyprus Amax Minerals, a unit of Brenntag, Honeywell, and other local talc suppliers, but it was not immediately clear which of those companies were subject to the remaining damages award.
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As it turns out, though, Google didn't pull back the curtain on everything new with the Assistant, so today, it's announcing a number of new features and clarifying which of those that it showed off on the Pixel 3 are coming to other phones as well.
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Much has been said about how our current President eats ketchup with steak—but let's take today to reflect on the culinary preferences of a past president, one who apparently ate ketchup with cottage cheese for breakfast (I'm not sure which of those is more messed up).
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In this case, an officer could have seen cached posts, they could have looked his friends up on a separate computer, or they could have simply broken the rules — but there's little outside oversight that would help us figure out which of those scenarios is most likely.
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HUME: So, how in the world would you ever be able to tell which of those messages is if they&aposre mirrored by the Trump campaign and all of its multiple utterances are the ones that people believe and not the ones by the Russians or vice versa?
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The company is meanwhile shrinking inventory and ditching fixtures in close to 500 of its largest locations, operating them like smaller stores without trimming space, before it will cherry-pick which of those stores are ripe for redevelopment with new co-tenants such as Aldi or Planet Fitness.
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After a week in which Donald Trump blamed "many sides" for the deadly violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, and then days later described some of the white supremacists as "innocent," many Americans feel the need to pick which of those many sides they're on.
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Even when security services are able to identify the radicalized individuals in their communities, it can still be difficult to predict which of those individuals are likely to take the next step and engage in terrorist violence (and thus should be watched closely) versus which are just passive sympathizers.
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The President's team had laid out a number of states Trump could hit during the last week of the midterms, but waited to finalize which of those options they'd choose as rally destinations for as long as possible so they could base their decisions on the freshest polls.
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The other concerns the new field of astrobiology, with results from the Kepler satellite, launched in 2009 with the specific mission of looking for undiscovered solar systems, but which also allowed researchers to identify which of those exoplanets were "habitable-zone planets" — those the right distance from their central stars to have liquid water.
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Once a big map of influencers and experts has been built, which takes under 5 minutes, then the system tells our customers which of those influencers are already part of their community online, who competitors are connected to, what the hottest conversations among those influencers is, and we deliver alerts over time whenever something important happens.
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"It's an unbelievably challenging process in 2016 to figure out what there is to go do, and then, among those things, decide which of those things you want to go do and then actually engage in the doing of said things," Andrew Bosworth—Facebook's vice president of engineering, ads and pages—said at an event in San Francisco last week.
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In the introduction to her history of American cookbooks and cooking magazines, Elias discusses how they have linked readers to the "material culture that extended out of the kitchen into the marketplace for domestic goods," and also delves into popular notions about which of those goods might be preferable, which might reflect how we see ourselves or how we want to be seen.
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They found that Twitter can not only predict the majority of security flaws that will show up days later on the National Vulnerability Database—the official register of security vulnerabilities tracked by the National Institute of Standards and Technology—but that they could also use natural language processing to roughly predict which of those vulnerabilities will be given a "high" or "critical" severity rating with better than 80 percent accuracy.
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In conversations with the Brennan Center and with other folks, we thought there should be some focus on the long-term detriment to institutions and all the ways in which the current administration — and every administration does some version of this — but the ways in which the current administration is defying all these norms that presents the question: Which of those things should we make sure are codified into hard laws?
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Mexico, Venezuela and Italy had all ended up with 1-2 records in the first round of Pool D. To decide which of those three teams would join Puerto Rico (with a 3-183 first-round record) in advancing to the second round, the W.B.C. had a tiebreaker rule: The teams that were tied would be ranked based on fewest runs allowed per defensive inning in the games the teams played against one another.
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