Commissioners aimed for a document usable by whichever presidential candidate would win, or, said one commissioner, whichever government might want to adopt the recommendations.
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The question on the summer's mind seemed to be: How do we get past our limitations, whichever side of whichever divides we live on?
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I don't know how to read music—I'm self-taught—but I can sit down with whichever group of people for whichever project and remember the songs.
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And it shows how people will split along whichever lines are most readily available, or whichever lines happen to line up with the politics of the moment.
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As consumers decide which speaker to purchase, they may be swayed by whichever device gives them easier access to their audiobooks, or they'll buy audiobooks from whichever company makes their speaker.
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And still, whichever choice we make, nobody wins — shame.
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My Best Buy Elite members have until January 14th or 30 days from receipt, whichever is longer; Elite Plus members have until January 14th or 45 days from receipt, whichever is longer.
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Keep one thing in mind for whichever method you select.
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Whichever way you choose, you'll know if you're on track.
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Whichever candidate has the most votes is the ultimate winner.
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Remember that whichever method you choose is set in stone.
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Whichever is least likely to end in termination, I think.
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You'll be making the right choice whichever Kindle you choose.
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Streamers benefit directly when someone buys whichever game they're streaming.
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Those problems become no less thorny whichever name you use.
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Ultimately, an agreement looks likely whichever candidate emerges as president.
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Or whichever TV and movie streaming service is your preferred.
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"She just blows whichever way the wind blows," Leakes said.
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Whichever way, they risk getting savaged by a passionate fanbase.
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In whichever direction he takes Mexico, resistance will be weak.
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Trust Lorde, or whichever artist you feel this way about.
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Whichever strain you choose, use cannabis responsibly and in moderation.
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So, go for whichever version makes you feel more satisfied.
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Whichever finish you select, you'll be saving a decent 26%.
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It's the responsible decision whichever way you look at it.
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Chances are, whichever one plays best is your series winner.
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Whichever measure you look at, the story is the same.
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Whichever bundle you pick, we're sure you won't be disappointed.
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Whichever argument drives you to action, there is an opportunity.
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Whichever path they chose, however, there will be roadblocks ahead.
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Whichever way it falls will determine who wins on Tuesday.
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Whichever one wins the race, it can't come fast enough.
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At whichever program can help facilitate his dreams, he says.
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Whichever Kershaw shows up Saturday, the Cubs relish the challenge.
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Something bigger than whichever joint was hurting at the moment.
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Thank whichever God Dylan Baldi is thinking about reckoning with.
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Whichever way it goes, I'll be dealing personally with him.
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Whichever way he swings, Justice Kennedy swings for the fences.
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Whichever ones survive the season then become gifts to yourself.
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Whichever path restaurateurs take, labor costs are on the rise.
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Tap whichever browser you prefer, and then tap "Just once."
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Whichever, you could do one or the other real soon.
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" To which he replies leeringly, "Whichever is easier to make.
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Whichever way it went, the timeline was something approaching finite.
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I'm swiping whichever way is bad and not finding love.
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Kudos to whichever neoliberal masterminds came up with this system.
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He suggests picking whichever hack appeals and starting right away.
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"Whichever one isn't inexplicably wet," the comedian Mike Drucker wrote.
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Otherwise, whichever campaign misleads more aggressively will have an edge.
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But he says he is happy to win, whichever way.
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Whichever way you tap it, this cover story rings hollow.
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Whichever method you choose, make a commitment to do it.
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The GOP must get behind whichever candidate the people choose.
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Tap "Add to Calendar" or "Export to Calendar," whichever appears.
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Whichever candidate gets the support of 215 state delegations becomes president.
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Whatever the cultural background, and whichever era the music came from.
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They discuss the dangers to democracy of whichever course is chosen.
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Whichever path she takes, the theme idea leads to murky fill.
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Whichever coalition emerges from the election is likely to be heterogeneous.
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Whichever map ends up sticking, it will have a brief life.
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Plus you can mix and match whichever bottles appeal to you.
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Whichever way it goes, we won't even know for seven minutes.
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Feel free to watch whichever old YouTube thing you personally prefer.
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Honestly, you're getting a lot of camera, whichever one you pick.
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Do whichever of these you can, as conspicuously as you can.
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ET, or pending further action by the court, whichever comes later.
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Whichever side is telling the truth, the public deserves to know.
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Netflix and ChillTake it whichever way you want — it still works.
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Whichever habitat you like best, check it out on Google Earth.
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The WTO would have the last laugh, whichever way they rule.
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Whichever path you take, you encounter a near feature-length experience.
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Whichever metaphor one likes best, it's quite clear what has happened.
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But whichever organization leads the effort, it's imperative we start now.
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Whichever way Merkel leans, it could create trouble within her government.
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But remember -- whichever way this goes, it's a win for Moscow.
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The French usually supported whichever autocrat or warlord was in power.
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Victory now depended on whichever driver could make their tyres last.
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Whichever phone you decide, you're going to get some solid pics.
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But whichever team signs on will be lucky to have him.
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Whichever technique you choose, the results are bound to be beautiful.
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Whichever one you pick, you can customize to your heart's content.
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I vote for whichever arsehole is slightly less of an arsehole.
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Whichever side loses is expected to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Whichever phone provider you use, it's best to play it safe.
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Whichever side loses can petition for review by the Supreme Court.
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In whichever direction he turns, he has worthwhile commentary to make.
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Launch whichever Jackbox game you wish to play on your laptop.
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If the margins are the same, whichever team scores more goals.
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Loyalty is fickle, with fighters drawn to whichever side pays more.
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Whichever, it is one more layer of touch, time and meaning.
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Most people, whichever way they voted, are celebrating the good news.
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Whichever candidate wins, spurring job creation will be a formidable task.
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The Milanesi are determined to work with whichever officials are elected.
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Pick whichever you prefer, but avoid tannic reds and oaky whites.
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Whichever video you click on, it's guaranteed you'll learn something interesting.
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They were about finding redemption, in whichever form it may take.
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The voters will get to punish or reward whichever party they choose.
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Or at least wait until the full MV drops, whichever comes first.
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These have inevitably led to public floggings of whichever administrators showed up.
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They can then study the progression of whichever disease the patient has.
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Whichever day you mark, it was a significant one in television history.
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Whichever system solves one of these "blocks" first is rewarded with bitcoin.
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Whichever position they choose, they'll feel comfortable and safe during the ride.
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Also, he's jazzed about starting high school or college — whichever comes first.
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Whichever approach the Rays wind up settling on is likely to spread.
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Both work great for video chats, so pick whichever suits you best.
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Whichever fighter has his hand raised at the culmination of McGregor vs.
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Whichever fan gets chosen will have little to no time to prepare.
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Uber can then point those customers to whichever food supplier it prefers.
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Each list shows the most-streamed songs in whichever region they cover.
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JUDGE COGAN: It is up to you, Mr. Guzman, whichever you want.
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Whichever night you pick (or both), the protocol is largely the same.
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Achieving the perfect work-life balance is tough, whichever industry you're in.
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Whichever team can win more games will go to the NBA Finals!
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Whichever bowl Baidianr ate from first would represent its choice for winner.
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The override process must start in whichever chamber first passed the bill.
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The price and features are the same, so buy whichever you like.
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Whichever you choose, you can consider your Halloween-party small talk covered.
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Whichever way you look, we are storing up risks for the future.
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Just repeat this process for whichever apps you'd like to proactively remove.
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Ace can be either a 1 or an 53, whichever you choose.
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Whichever side loses is likely to appeal again to the Supreme Court.
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PST, or until they sell out — whichever comes first, so act fast.
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Whichever way you choose to go, you are getting a great deal.
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Whichever version of reality you opt for though – Zappar are in it.
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"I'm tired of talking about who can have whichever style," Stenberg says.
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Whichever bill gets the most votes will then head to the Senate.
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Whichever it was, it was mesmerizing — both for him, and to observe.
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Don't worry: Whichever lovable gobbler doesn't receive the pardon is the alternate.
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Whichever side the president lands on, it will be a monumental decision.
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Otherwise, whichever player advances further this weekend will own the top ranking.
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This is a turnaround, whichever way you slice it or dice it.
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Whichever position they choose, they'll feel comfortable and safe during the ride.
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Sportle's streams still come from whichever company owns the digital broadcast rights.
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Whichever continent we are in, we sense the gravitational pull of another.
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That's a very decent bit of business whichever way you slice it.
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Whichever AFC West team doesn't win the division takes the fifth seed.
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Whichever way you put it, there's plenty of food for thought here.
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Whichever the century and whatever the method, though, he had one constant.
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Whichever you choose, they will cost around $15 to $30 a bottle.
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Studies suggest the best diet is whichever one you can stick to.
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Whichever is your family's favorite, these Brooklyn acres offer an associated activity.
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Taste tests suggest you get a great sandwich whichever one you use.
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And whichever one of them can beat coronavirus becomes our next president.
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Cheer for whichever team you want, Super Bowl 2020 is about women.
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The academy replied that Dillon could choose whichever category they identified with.
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She will choose whichever time she believes is safest for her family.
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The box flips around to display whichever side you'd like to see.
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Whichever way it is served, causa is always soothing — and refreshingly delicious.
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Whichever way your passion lies, this is the moment to drill down.
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We're here for 35 minutes to an hour, whichever it may be.
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Whichever way this game goes, we&aposre all in for a treat.
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And it's reversible, meaning it works whichever way you plug it in.
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You can configure your Roku to work in whichever language you prefer.
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Whichever team wins will have a huge leg up on the other.
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Whichever you choose, remember to set up two-factor authentication as well.
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I can go to whichever era I want, for whatever I'm feeling.
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Ideas naturally flow to whichever company can best put them to use.
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Whichever team signs him, go back and knock them down five spots.
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For example Whichever Way was compiled from our first five years of recording.
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Whichever gas a patient gets is inhaled, but only about 5% is metabolized.
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The highest-ranked wild-card team would host whichever wild-card team remains.
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Whichever side loses is expected to appeal the case to the Supreme Court.
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I hope that i'm just successful and happy in whichever way that comes.
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Instagram users can follow his effects account and download whichever ones they like.
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Whichever team was going to do the puzzle faster was going to win.
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Goldele promises to marry whichever young man can reunite her with her mama.
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Whichever team has the most of these when the game timer's up, wins.
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The moderators would make a decision based on whichever post Workplace served up.
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We recommend going with whichever Pokémon you've failed to catch in the game.
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Allow customers to communicate via whichever channel they desire: mobile, SMS or chatbot.
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Whichever city seems more promising -- aka ratchet and drama-filled -- will air first.
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Hit the save button on whichever videos or photos you want to add.
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So, whichever your preference, you will undoubtedly be able to find your favorite.
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Ultimately, whichever one of these gems you decide to watch, you're not wrong.
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Users of a tokenless contract can pay fees in whichever tokens they want.
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And she's starting with whichever heartless so-and-so stole her grandmother's dog.
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Whichever method you choose, Mail takes note for the future sorting of messages.
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If only the fans of whichever team wins would be cool about it.
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Whichever side you fall on, rest assured: Both lived to fight another day.
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Because whichever I chose to do, it feels like I'm not gonna win.
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First you select whichever team's got the best hockey player in the world.
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Whichever side you fall on, you may be surprised by the latest news.
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You want to try and swim with the movement whichever way it's flowing.
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It lasts four years or until your listed graduation date, whichever comes first.
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His bug must end after a year, or forty races, whichever comes first.
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Whichever it is, Trump is rapidly destroying American global leadership, alliances, and interests.
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Otherwise, corporations become tools of whichever advocacy group can agitate them the most.
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Whichever company succeeds at buying Fox will become the dominant force in media.
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Whichever you choose, you can't call it a holiday without the green man.
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Hopefully they'll invite you to whichever concert they buy with this gift card.
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Whichever party can achieve, or at least message, this first, will win votes.
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"Whichever option is quickest," he said when asked if he had a preference.
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The result was new power for whichever party has control of the Senate.
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TCI is "strongly motivated" to support whichever deal came at a higher price.
|
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With the invert colors tool in Photoshop, it can be whichever you want.
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Whichever side prevails at the ballot box, this particular breach may be irreparable.
|
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The truth is, whichever way the residents vote, the plebiscite is largely ceremonial.
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So, whichever hair-growth path you choose to go down, get informed first.
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Whichever media guy wrote the hottest "Ovechkin will never win it all" take?
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Whichever way you slice it, there's simply too much discord in the world.
|
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"Anyone can enter, and you can get whichever medal you want," Dockery said.
|
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Whichever analogy you prefer, there's sure to be excellent style moments each year.
|
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We pay in cash, or Shopkins, or ice cream cones — whichever you prefer.
|
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Each city will, of course, regulate in whichever way they think is best.
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This can be IRL or online — whichever arena helps you feel more comfortable.
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Whichever leader manages that would be considered a true genius, Mr. Sorkin argues.
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Whichever path they choose, party leaders said they would vote promptly on Jan.
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Whichever candidate answers the most questions in the affirmative receive the community's vote.
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Whichever Republican emerges from the runoff will likely be favored to defeat Sen.
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When you leave the club head straight for whichever shop is still open.
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Whichever model they prefer, Americans pride themselves on being a nation of immigrants.
|
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My guess is that she will wallop whichever version of Trump comes next!
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Or planted next to whichever Kim is ruling his North Korean hermit kingdom?
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But what matters most is that you're familiar with whichever salt you use.
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She came to my desk and told me to pick whichever I wanted.
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Whichever the case, soak in its bubbly and slithering Missy Elliott-throwback production.
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Whichever party wins the majority of seats gets to choose the prime minister.
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But whichever way Jaime goes, Coster-Waldau is confident fans will feel satisfied.
|
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Whichever side you're on, there's no denying that Crocs are having a moment.
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"Whichever measure is used, the BBVA exposure to Turkey is hefty," he added.
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"You vote whichever way you like," the authority's acting chairman, Fernando Ferrer, responded.
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Whichever band you chose meant you were drawing your line in the sand.
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The fine is $260 or 21.5 percent of income, whichever amount is larger.
|
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For whichever priorities that lawmakers pursue in 2020, they should offset the costs.
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Whichever way you arrange my name, it is not a typical American name.
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I.O. would essentially be encouraging members to be active for whichever candidate they support.
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Diversity means getting a sense of how whichever clothes would look on us by
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The offer ends on May 19 or while funds are available, whichever comes first.
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Set up your space for spell-casting in whichever way makes you most comfortable.
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You might also have some alternative options from whichever company made your Android phone.
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Whichever brands they wear though, they must follow the Red Carpet Green Dress criteria.
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But whichever way you look at, it is a stupid move with dire consequences.
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Byrne said he's "a party guy" and would support whichever Republican wins the race.
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But whichever candidate taps into this voting bloc would be smart to do so.
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It makes good sense to follow Julia Bullock down whichever artistic byway she heads.
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Whichever way you slice them, festivals in big cities are ideal photo story locations.
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Work of Satan, rational scientific explanation — whichever you choose is entirely up to you.
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"Whichever way it ends is a tragedy," Corden stammered indignantly, pretending to tear up.
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It's pretty straightforward, presenting a list of affected hotels in whichever city you choose.
|
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Meanwhile, the prosecutor, witnesses, and defendants were recorded in whichever language they spoke, verbatim.
|
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Obviously you can talk about Amazon, whichever you want, but listen, good for him.
|
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Apple ideally needs three things from whichever company it either buys or works with.
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Whichever bank wins the contract could net tens of millions of dollars in fees.
|
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You should probably just go with whichever option is most likely to have stock.
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Serious political work will be needed to explain and legitimise whichever approach is chosen.
|
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The shows are ranked in this section by whichever ones have the newest episodes.
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Whichever side of the divide you fall on, we have a deal for you.
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But whichever way you look at this, that 50 percent figure is hugely impressive.
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You want to be sure whichever you choose is paraben, petrochemical, and glycerin free.
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Whichever viewpoint is to prevail, the arguments for differing sides need to be made.
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Whichever bird returns home, with the greatest distance and time, is declared the winner.
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The app charges customers either by the minute or the distance, whichever is cheaper.
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Also benefiting will be the early investors in whichever weapons ultimately replace police firearms.
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Whichever sounds more appealing to you, Starlink only stands to benefit from offering both.
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NOW, A QUERY WHETHER THAT CHANGE WOULD HAVE OCCURRED WHICHEVER ADMINISTRATION IT COME THROUGH.
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Whichever arguments they ultimately use, House Democrats are far from alone in making them.
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That situation will be exacerbated in whichever city Amazon chooses to land, experts said.
|
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And they are going to present the biggest opportunities, whichever way the market moves.
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"We asked the men [participants] to use whichever deodorant they normally used," Allen says.
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The rules are clear: Whichever robot pushes the opponent out of the ring wins.
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Lace 'em up all the way, or stop halfway through — whichever suits your style.
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Ultimately he is doing his job, drawing eyes to whichever promotion is paying him.
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Corporations must compute taxes using both methods and then pay whichever rate is higher.
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It would activate millions, and endear them to whichever candidate makes such a commitment.
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"We'll use whichever comes fastest to help with the evacuation process," the spokesman said.
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Whichever bill secures the most votes past the 50 percent mark would be adopted.
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Indiana's primary is open, meaning voters are free to choose whichever primary they prefer.
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Whichever one was leading the government focused on enriching itself and weakening the other.
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He said whichever side lost could use the issue to rile up its voters.
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The rules of the race are simple: Whichever candidate gets the most votes wins.
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Scroll down to tap on whichever language you want to change your iPad to.
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You have to use whichever chart was most complete and most up to date.
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Whichever bill obtains the most votes (not necessarily 218) advances to the next round.
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The Lakers can just take whichever point guard the Celtics decide to pass on.
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Just push in whichever button is sticking out and the power should be restored.
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We no longer had to rely on whichever NOW compilation was available in Woolworths.
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Whichever one it was, he says he was held for two or three days.
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Whichever color you choose, these towels will look unique and quirky in your bathroom.
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"From my perspective, from 50 years later, whichever you want to use is fine."
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But whichever side caused the collision, "their escape should be condemned," Mr. Geng said.
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Whichever you choose, namaste — meaning the teacher in me salutes the teacher in you.
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Whichever you choose, rest in peace The Rock, as you are dead now. pic.twitter.
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Until 1996, whichever New York Times photographer worked Sunday nights covered the Tony Awards.
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Whichever a consumer chooses, he sees it as a personal lifestyle and nutritional choice.
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We believe that these practices need to change in whichever countries may use them.
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You can put the power button on whichever side of the phone you want.
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Whichever end of the vac continuum you're on, we've got a recommendation for you.
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Whichever option the plaintiffs accept will apply to the entire group, U.S.A. Gymnastics said.
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The point was that whichever candidate won, it was from the same restricted pool.
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Whichever side "wins" in this equation beats the other in the global cyber war.
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Whichever way things went, they were going to change, though, and for the better.
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This way they could run both shops, popping up in whichever one had patrons.
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Choose three articles from the Tip column, whichever you think will interest you most.
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Whichever option the women accept will apply to all members of the survivor class.
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They'll need to make it fresh in whichever brave new world they find themselves.
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Xs:code collects the money and distributes it in whichever way the developers have indicated.
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You can get neat accessories that coordinate with whichever color you go with, too.
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Whichever candidate you choose as a democrat for president, fight to dismantle all 3.
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Whichever Republican replaces Lebsock will have a difficult time holding the seat in November.
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Whichever one you may be, Prime Day is here with the deals you want.
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Whichever candidate gets the majority of these 4,750 delegate votes, then, becomes the nominee.
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Whichever side wins, the decision will be immediately appealed to the Hawaiian Supreme Court.
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Whichever mitigation model countries choose to pursue, daily life in affected areas will change.
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Illinois also covers vehicles for only one year or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first.
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Or you will be, whichever one of you has to also take on that.
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The sex of the baby is determined by whichever sperm reaches the egg first.
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Whichever way you wish to wear your bird, do so with confidence — and empathy, too.
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It has also promised to recognize the claims of whichever side wins the arbitration case.
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In the end, whichever candidate emerges on Tuesday will have to face Culberson in November.
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By convention the IMF is led by whichever European candidate the Americans can live with.
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Whichever way the judges rule, this hot potato seems bound for the Supreme Court. 2.
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The answer will probably be whichever option fucks up their money pits the least.[Telegraph]
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Most states give all their electoral votes to whichever candidate wins that state's popular vote.
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Whichever way you choose to manage your money, the best approach is a proactive one.
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Whichever way you display, they'll love the extra-special touch that comes with this craft.
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The bottom line: Whichever party prevails in 2020 won't guarantee the end of partisan gerrymandering.
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The best thing about books, though, was that I could read whichever ones I wanted.
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Whichever way you go, you are getting a great clean and an even better deal.
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Sometimes, he and whichever woman was also around for last call would have a quickie.
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And they are willing to select whichever primary candidate they think likeliest to do that.
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To start, whichever team traded for Caldwell-Pope would only receive his non-Bird Rights.
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Whichever candidate emerges from the process will be a Democrat who wants to expand Medicaid.
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It ensures that pensions rise in line with whichever is highest: inflation, earnings or 2.5%.
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It concocts a guaranteed majority for whichever party nudges ahead after two rounds of voting.
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Whichever team wins this year's International will also see its players all become overnight millionaires.
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Whichever way that decision goes, at least one side is likely to appeal against it.
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Now's as good a day as any to cut the cord — whichever pair you choose.
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Whichever party is in government when it comes has a good chance of keeping power.
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Presumably, whichever country Harry and Meghan choose is supposed to be grateful for their presence.
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Whichever side loses is likely to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to consider the case.
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Whichever style you prefer, we found a some running shorts for you — no lube required.
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For many, shea butter (or Vaseline—whichever was in close proximity) holds a similar memory.
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With zero-rating, they can just slip into using whichever default services offer unlimited data.
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The Census Bureau says it is ready for whichever decision the high court hands down.
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Several features would be playing on a loop, and you could choose whichever you fancied.
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But let's be real, anyone can shop whichever brands they please, regardless of political leanings.
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In any case, we'll be there to cover Samsung's event, whichever news it may bring.
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Whichever option you go for, you are protected against losing out, no questions asked. Hide.
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They'll only report back to parents on the disorders covered in whichever test they order.
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Annalise Domenighini, social editor and cold one enthusiast, Noisey: Whichever team has the most abs.
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Whichever administration enters the White House in 2017 will be building on the Obamas' foundation.
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Way-too-big team logos plastered on whichever side of a shirt is facing us.
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Whichever it is ... DeSantis says he's the one to lead Florida in a "good direction."
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I could literally die in this room, or turn 50 in here, whichever happens first.
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And so reading whichever interpretation of science is all most people have to go on.
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Typically, different bits of the economy are deflated by whichever inflation series is most apposite.
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After a rest, they repeated the loop on whichever bike they had not ridden before.
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In a primary election, voters can turn up to vote for whichever candidate they prefer.
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Whichever direction it breaks will be important for the group and the transports more broadly.
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Still, in Virginia, this race is likely to match whichever party wins the governor's race.
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I condemn this humanitarian drama, the genocide, from whichever side it comes, Israel or America.
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It is based on either the purchase price or the assessed value, whichever is higher.
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Whichever way one looks at it, the next few days will be uncomfortable for sterling.
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In those days, Duncan guarded Shaquille O'Neal and scored 12 or 40, whichever was needed.
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There is insufficient political appetite for such a sweeping overhaul, whichever federal program is involved.
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We've got gifts for whichever category your own personal socially anxious fitness enthusiast falls into.
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Trump comes out whichever way he feels and puts out whatever is on his mind.
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Whichever side you fall on, know that the Internet can never truly agree on anything.
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That means whichever man wins will not get a day of rest before facing Anderson.
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Whichever day you come, be sure to toast: to friends, to the city, to summer.
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Whichever Republican emerges to challenge Brown, the stakes in Ohio are ginormous on several levels.
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When a cheetah chases a gazelle, the race is typically won by whichever is swiftest.
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Whichever state official pioneers such a system will certainly be regarded as a great American.
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But she definitely plans to vote in 2020 — for whichever Democrat takes on Mr. Trump.
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Michigan's open primary system allows registered voters to participate in whichever party's primary they choose.
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Whichever network lost the 5-ton shipment will now likely be paying a high price.
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Whichever camera you opt for, you'll return with some fantastic shots and stories to share.
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Yes, that's right: In Vegas fashion, whichever group picks the highest card wins the delegate.
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Whichever name you call it by, at least we're all talking about the same thing.
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The bloc has agreed that whichever party wins most seats will pick their prime minister.
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The decades-long stagnation in working-class incomes has repeatedly rattled whichever party holds power.
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She had no documentation but was sure that the bank, whichever one it was, did.
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Whichever you choose, freeze the lobster stock, and make lobster risotto a few weeks later.
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The company charges either 12% of the total debt discharged, or $10,000 (whichever is lowest).
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Whichever password manager you pick—here are WIRED's favorites—the process is generally the same.
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I, and many other Americans, are bound to whichever ISP happens to monopolize the area.
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Or until it gets stolen by the Sixth Form"—the senior class—"whichever comes first.
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Whichever team wins will likely be through to the postseason, leaving their bitter rival behind.
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Whichever position he plays in, however, and whomever he is playing for, the Dutchman excels.
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Google Sheets will select whichever chart it deems as the best option for your data.
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Then, you can take whichever items you want and simply walk out of the store.
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But whichever theory is right, emerging-market dominance has been exposed as anything but inevitable.
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This means that whichever candidate in a race gets the most votes wins the seat.
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He will be the hand of either Dany or Jon, whichever of the two rules.
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He uses whichever app is offering the best promotion, especially when the subway is unreliable.
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The closest Premier League title race since 2012 will be settled by whichever frays first.
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By whichever name, this wine is fresh, bright, floral and fruity, with refreshing, lively acidity.
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Pick whichever best fits the aesthetic of your backyard and enjoy a bug-free summer.
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It's a 4/4 blank canvas on which to paint whichever emotional picture you desire.
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Good luck to whichever team is paying Wiggins the $276.6 million he's due in 22022.
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While it's easy to say whichever hot-shooting team is knocking down its shots will prevail, another side of the quick game analysis is that whichever team defends long-range shots and does the little things will reach the title game in San Antonio.
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Instead, trying to own those companies that, whichever way that these events happen, can do well.
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Whichever combination of these you choose, though, be sure to create a solid foundation for yourself.
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I have played the French Open before but not in this circumstance or situation, whichever one.
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When he gave the "Bixby" command, whichever device was nearest him recognized his voice and responded.
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Whichever you choose, you're getting a boatload of games, mixed between deep cuts and proper classics.
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"Pick whichever one that's going to motivate you to get to the finish line," he said.
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Whichever location wins the vote, it will mark a return of the Winter Olympics to Europe.
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Combat Roll: McCree dives a short distance in whichever direction he's moving and automatically reloads Peacekeeper.
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Whichever side fights to not change things tends to win, regardless of who spent more money.
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Run the app on your home computer (or whichever computer you want to connect to) first.
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Find us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Overcast, CastBox or whichever other podcast platform you can find.
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Find us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Overcast, CastBox or whichever other podcast platform you can find.
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Once flathunters find their dream home, they are stuck with whichever agency the landlord has picked.
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Either way, pick whichever option is about 10% of her body weight for the right effect.
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Whichever way it plays out, he foresees anemic long-term performance, or worse, for many investments.
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Whichever option you don't assign to a different app will continue to open the Bixby feed.
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Still, observers speculated that Musk would eventually buy a stake in whichever company appeared furthest along.
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The sector also offers a dual bet on whichever way the Fed next moves, he adds.
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It also has Bluetooth V 4.1 APTX, which promises lossless sound from whichever device you're streaming.
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Saavedra told Refinery29 that allowing people to use whichever bathroom they choose puts her in danger.
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Whichever version you get of him, he'll definitely be the hit of any event this summer.
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After 36 hours, whichever team's vehicle has travelled the furthest, will be given the checkered flag.
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It's a pretty low fine, capped at $695, or 2.5 percent of income, whichever is higher.
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I an pick it up, or you can drop it off whichever is convenient for you.
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Please play "Perplexing Pegasus" at my funeral or my ascension to heaven—whichever one comes last.
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Whichever way the cookie crumbles, 3G is poised to take another bite out of Corporate America.
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People have a right to feel whichever way they want about the politics of these actions.
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You could divvy up into teams and whichever team lands the most matches is the winner.
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Whichever difficulty you plan to tackle Challenge Mode on, make sure your fireteam is raid-ready.
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Whichever candidate emerges victorious from the primary is expected to sweep the gubernatorial election this fall.
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Whichever way the vote goes on June 23, politicians have said they will tighten immigration policy.
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Of never being at the whim of whichever man happens to be in charge of you?
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From there, use the Coravin Wine Preservation Opener — whichever model you want — as you normally would.
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Melluso likes to work from the outside in, but go whichever way works best for you.
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Whichever party controls Senate will have a big impact on which appointments are made and confirmed.
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On a larger scale, whichever party is in the minority can slow, even stop, the majority.
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Whichever side gets 50 percent plus one vote will win, and the other side will lose.
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It's even possible that he's been dropped in your league by whichever team initially drafted him.
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We've made sure every pick in our guide has great options for whichever holiday you celebrate.
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They charge a transfer fee of $25 or 23% of the transferred balance, whichever is greater.
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Then the apps will offer that ride to whichever drivers can arrive at the request first.
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Investors will pay a $7 processing fee or 2 percent of their investment, whichever is higher.
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Will he tilt in whatever direction, and toward whichever constituency, is the surest source of applause?
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Whichever you pick, you'll be the only person in the world to have that particular superpower.
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Whichever way you slice it, there's really no need to work at a job you hate.
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Which is to say that yes, whichever team loses in this match will be lost forever.
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The penalty for noncompliance is 4 percent of global revenue, or €803 million, whichever is higher.
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Whichever team is the first to snap out of this ennui will usually carry the day.
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"It's a pretty big blow" to the bankers of whichever side loses the deal, Nassof said.
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Whichever: the "Apprentice" tapes, the pee tape or the Trump Tower elevator tape, whatever that is.
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Their summer transfer plans no longer rest on whichever player most captures the imagination this month.
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According to this view, whichever party more fully energizes its partisans will come out on top.
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Whenever a ruling comes — and whichever way it goes — this issue won't be resolved anytime soon.
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Mr. Feiglin has said he is willing to join whichever coalition makes him the best offer.
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But many may simply opt to nominate whichever CGI blockbuster managed to keep their kids quiet.
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The second Amazon headquarters will unquestionably have a major impact on whichever city gets the nod.
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In the meantime, whichever side does it better will hold the keys to sustained political power.
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Whichever you pick, make sure you run the lock through your frame and your front wheel.
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"Ultimately, it's about following whichever approach you enjoy and can follow most consistently," says St. Pierre.
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Needless to say, whichever camp you happen to fall into, you have to dress the part.
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Then we work out a schedule on paper or using Google Calendar, whichever the client prefers.
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His staff had two statements at the ready for whichever direction their boss chose to go.
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Whichever you choose, set it up in a way that allows teams to overlap and intersect.
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Whichever way the cookie crumbles, 3G is poised to take another bite out of corporate America.
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That said, you&aposre probably better off sticking with whichever platform you&aposre already invested in.
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There will likely be efforts to make the information public, especially by whichever side it helps.
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As a result, whichever Democrat gains the nomination has some catching up to do with independents.
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In principle, citizens should cast their votes for whichever candidate's views align most with their own.
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Whichever song has the highest rating at the end of the season becomes the "official" SOTS.
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Local businesses display signs in their windows welcoming any patrons to use whichever restroom they please.
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The maximum fine increased to €100 million or 5 percent of global revenue, whichever is higher.
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Whichever one we're the main voice on, [that person has] written the lyrics and the melody.
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Whichever store is first to work out how to spot mildly depressed customers could make a bundle.
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Whichever version you are, we can all agree that cheap wine is one of life's unique joys.
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Those uninsured in 2017 will have to pay $695 or 2.5% of their income, whichever is higher.
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In the future the rate will be zero or the O/N depo rate, whichever is lower.
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But theoretically, whichever country deploys it first will have the most say in the direction it takes.
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The turmoil surrounding Trump has often been ascribed to whichever aide has his ear at the time.
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But whichever way you're going, make sure you stop to map out the route before you leave. ●
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You only have 24 hours to shop the discount (or until it sells out) — whichever comes first.
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With luck, whichever candidate triumphs, it will be because of his ideas and abilities, not his background.
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The courtiers, as if waiting in antechambers, occupy whichever half of the space the monarchs aren't occupying.
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By default it's 0, 5, and 10, but you can save whichever three options you like best.
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The EP had nine varied songs, allowing fans to get into whichever side of Eilish they liked.
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Whichever team wins, it'll be a gigantic deal for their fans — and for the sports history books.
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When you don't have a specific target, fire blindly into whichever location enemy forces are coming from.
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If it makes sense, one solution can be delegating money-related responsibilities to whichever partner is thriftier.
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Trump's Twitter has the power to start a war and move markets in whichever direction he pleases.
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Whichever new i8 you might prefer, they will both offer a modest performance boost over the original.
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Whichever system we choose will have to incorporate an improving standard of life for people and society.
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He will have to show up late for spring training to whichever team winds up signing him.
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But here's the pickle: "Got Well Soon" is no teenage-party banger whichever way you slice it.
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That's what makes Sonos compelling: They provide the hardware, and owners use whichever software platform they want.
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Whichever teams score the most points by playing well in real-life games get a cash prize.
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Whichever sign's influence you prefer, Libra season, which officially begins this Sunday, September 23, can prove beneficial.
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Whichever dog wins will get the honor and also the opportunity to shake paws with Gus Kenworthy.
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Like his talk show appearances, whichever way this show goes, it's likely to be worth tuning into.
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Whichever model you decide on, both will be compatible with the new iPadOS software that's coming soon.
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Once you've got your basics, get creative with whichever seasonal veggies you can get your hands on.
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Whichever company gains a foothold now will have a huge advantage in the future on-demand economy.
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"We've decided to sell ... to whichever of the two bidders wins the bid," Mitsubishi said on Tuesday.
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Winning a match earns one point, and whichever team reaches 14½ points first wins the Ryder Cup.
|
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Whichever method you choose, the result will be the same: better security and greater peace of mind.
|
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But having a $103 Wellness Credit to spend on whichever self-care tactic feels most personally effective?
|
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But the election outcome — whichever way it goes — would likely not derail the Indonesian economy, Goh said.
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Whichever way you go you'll get anonymity on the web, unlimited encrypted traffic, and secure WiFi hotspots.
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If someone steps in front of him, Green whisks the ball to whichever Warrior that defender left.
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Whichever way you've got your monitors configured, you can set which one acts as the primary one.
|
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Whichever candidate wins, control over a single House seat won't have much effect over who controls Congress.
|
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Whichever computer gets the calculations correct, can then claim the transaction fees on the newly released bitcoins.
|
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Whichever group earns the grand prize will get $200,000 placed toward having their idea turned into reality.
|
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"Whichever candidate is in the news is the one that is falling," said GOP pollster David Winston.
|
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The effects of this combo can be gleaned from whichever measure or on whatever scale you like.
|
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In the future, the rate will be zero or the O/N depo rate, whichever is lower.
|
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Whichever direction Kushner and the administration decide to takes, they need to make their plans known soon.
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""They can go to Miami, they can go to Mexico [City], they can go to whichever place.
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I will say this: Whichever production assistant fabricated those diapers did not skimp on the fecal matter.
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Go outside, talk it over amongst yourselves, and whichever one of you is gayer, that's the wife.
|
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In Brussels many predict a new Franco-German initiative after June 23rd, whichever way the vote goes.
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Whichever way is best for you, be sure to drink plenty of the water you brought, too!
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Whichever source you choose to pursue, start this outreach and research early, long before you need it.
|
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Whichever lawmaker ends up running for GOP policy chairman will likely lock down the powerful caucus's votes.
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I would love to live in a house in the cultural epicenter of whichever country it's in.
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They are entitled to receive their own benefit or that of a deceased spouse, whichever is higher.
|
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Smart refrigerators are going to reorder from Amazon or from whichever vendors pay Google enough for access.
|
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Caitlyn Jenner says she plans on having a conversation with whichever candidate wins the GOP presidential nomination.
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This card has a transfer fee of $23 or 25% of the transfer balance, whichever is greater.
|
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Whichever method works best for you, you're now equipped to close apps on your Samsung Galaxy S10.
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Just pick whichever sport you like so you can move on and start collecting your free $20.
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Kaine will begin the general election as a favorite to win re-election against whichever Republican emerges.
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A single misstep could cost a company €20 million or 4 percent of revenues, whichever is greater.
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Yet despite their history of reduced turnout, cities represent an untapped opportunity for whichever party moves first.
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Start with whichever tactics you think will keep you alert and motivated about tending to your money.
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Whichever international body or country Russia assigns to manage enclaves may find itself accused of harboring terrorists.
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Both Apple and Amazon, from whichever direction they approach the innovation, are using another limb: my ears.
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Fortunately, pretty much every device is on sale, so whichever way you go, you will still save.
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They then can tender up to 25% of their total shares or $10 million, whichever is less.
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Svalina also donates 15 percent of proceeds to Planned Parenthood in whichever state he happens to be.
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Fathom could have picked whichever volunteer activities would be most likely to sell cruises—visiting orphanages, perhaps.
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Or until all of our smart vibrators are hijacked into weird, sexy botnets, whichever comes first (ha).
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The finance ministry or whichever ministry he handles is going to be run with an iron fist.
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Whichever side it comes from, they initially just want to explore whether or not there's an interest.
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When he's in a relationship, he brings whichever model he is dating, and also meets new models.
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Trump said the law was unnecessary and people should be allowed to use whichever bathroom feels appropriate.
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Normally, you can borrow up to 50% of your vested account balance or $50,000, whichever is less.
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Make an effort to exist in the mindset of whichever character you're commandeering at any given moment.
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Go for the oxtails or the fried chicken, and take whichever vegetable sides dishes the server recommends.
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It's an agreement between states to award their electoral votes to whichever candidate wins the popular vote.
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But razing the body's deliberative culture for partisan gain serves no one well, whichever side does it.
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Whichever vision prevails, restrictions on legal immigration will lead to more undocumented immigration from the global south.
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In the end, more display options are better, and people should use whichever lighting theme they want.
|
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So, this summer, delete Uber and whichever other app is offering you a discount code on taxis.
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Whichever variant you prefer, Logitech says the GL Switches are half the height of standard mechanical switches.
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Whichever method you choose, seal the bag the rest of the way immediately after removing the air.
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The ballots that listed Candidate C first are then transferred to whichever candidate those voters listed second.
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Whichever you choose, you'll also get the option to purchase the Echo Dot for an additional $22.
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Mr Sanders's proposal suggests a nationwide cap of either 3% or 150% of inflation, whichever is higher.
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Whichever camp you fall into, it's important to make sure your day doesn't become a black hole.
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I had good health insurance and, not without some steep costs, could choose whichever doctor I wanted.
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I just want to win, whichever way that goes with both, two, one, doesn't matter to me.
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The game will then go to sudden death, meaning whichever team hits the target number first wins.
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In our combined tenure as Senate staffers, we found that this was true, whichever party had control.
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Ford deserves to be heard if she wants to be, in public or private (whichever she chooses).
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On your Android phone, start Google Play Music, or whichever app you use to listen to podcasts.
|
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So, whichever way it breaks over the next week or so is going to be very important.
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The fines essentially maxed out last year at $695, or 2.5 percent of income, whichever is higher.
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Whichever way you go, I think you'll make these recipes again before the end of the year.
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And Democrats, I hope if it ever does that we stand with them United and say, we&aposre not going to tolerate this, whichever country does it, whichever party is affected by it, that we will use unity as an antidote if this was to ever happen again.
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"I think the best place to start is with products you use daily – whichever they are," Harper said.
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Whichever party wins a majority in the assembly will form a government and then appoint a prime minister.
|
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Whichever way they go, it's difficult for Trump to unilaterally impose taxes and he needs congressional buy-in.
|
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Even better, each pod will last you a full month — or up to 30 uses, whichever comes first.
|
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"Whichever Pleases" (1990) depicts two figures, one facing the viewer and one with their back to the viewer.
|
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Swift Strike: A slashing melee strike that propels Genji a short distance forward in whichever direction he's facing.
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After all the rocks are thrown, whichever team is closest to the center of the house scores points.
|
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The passes will be on sale for only 30 minutes or until they sell out — whichever comes first.
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This requires a donation of 20% or 20 grams (whichever is smaller) of finds to the classifying scientist.
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Whichever party wins a majority in the Assembly will form a government and then appoint a prime minister.
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MCGURN: I think the truth is that people will be satisfied whichever one of these jurists are picked.
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Whichever direction you go, be sure to pick something that is short and easy to write and pronounce.
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The penalty for not carrying coverage in 2015 is $395 or 2 percent of income, whichever is greater.
|
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Due to supply constraints, whichever of these phones turns out to be the final product might be delayed.
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Once complete, content creators will be reintroduced to festival line-ups, or banned from attendance, whichever is appropriate.
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He's Jack, she's Rose and whichever one of DiCaprio's yachts they might be lounging on is the Titanic.
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The generous me opts for the first, but the sober me says whichever one won't get you killed.
|
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Whichever the IOC chooses, it's sure to be a controversial talking point as the Winter Olympics wrap up.
|
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A pure first-past-the-post vote, where whichever option gets the most support wins, is the simplest.
|
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Whichever one is you, psychologists have found that your taste in music says a lot about your personality.
|
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"It's nice that we can walk in whichever direction we want now," she told Reuters from her balcony.
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You can play music natively from your device from whichever streaming service you prefer (or your own library).
|
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Whichever way it goes, the Georgia Sixth race will not radically alter the balance of power in Washington.
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Whichever take on the sparkly shoe you prefer, we're already betting they're be everywhere come spring and summer.
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Regardless, you're limited to a maximum of 50% of your vested account balance or $50,000, whichever is less.
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Life for ordinary Orthodox clerics serving scattered communities across France has always been tricky, whichever bishop they obey.
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I spoke to the hospital and was told they call in whichever emergency doctor and could not help.
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And whichever way you read the narrative, it can be a difficult one for the 21st-century mind.
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Just click the "Go" button and Speedtest will perform a fast connection test on whichever network you're using.
|
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Whichever direction the Raptors go, this figures to be a monumental offseason for some of their development pieces.
|
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The offer also applies to in-store purchases as well, so you can shop whichever way you prefer.
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While whichever mysterious puppet master behind the murderous bash set up the snacks — killer puppet masters love snacks!
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Essentially, this takes voting power away from voters and gives it to whichever party has the better map.
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Smartphones and computers can translate between time zones and calendar systems, allowing people to use whichever they like.
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Once they are drafted, though, MLB teams inevitably force them to pick whichever side they believe is stronger.
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Blink: Tracer teleports a short distance horizontally in whichever direction she's moving in when the ability is triggered.
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The battery in the current S-Pen can last around 30 minutes or 200 clicks, whichever comes first.
|
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Whichever app delivered the most utility would own the value and marketshare… the exact way that WhatsApp won.
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Single files in the Dock open with a single click in whichever program is assigned to handle them.
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For banks, the position limit is 15 percent of total open interest or $1 billion, whichever is higher.
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"Coaches have taught me whichever way you're sliding you throw the hand that's closest to them," Roberson said.
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Whichever way you twist it, radical science is the method that can help and save us most efficiently.
|
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Whichever one you pick, the LG OLED series is going to give you impressive results across the board.
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Categories can also be muted by holding a long tap on whichever section you don't care to have.
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Whichever way you are going, so long as you are making them feel loved, you're doing it right.
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Wash away the day's makeup, slather on a generous amount of whichever mask you've chosen, and lie back.
|
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Whichever tracker you use, just make sure the kids are in bed when Santa is headed your way!
|
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Just make sure whichever accomplishments you list can translate to value for the potential employer in some way.
|
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I think the biggest factor was Trump's win or Clinton's loss, whichever way you want to put it.
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Whichever course we take -- whether we choose abundance and prosperity or scarcity and poverty -- one thing is certain.
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Whichever rule you choose to break is up to you — and know that I'm right there with you.
|
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Whichever company completes the deal would become the Permian's largest producer, said Ted Hall of researcher Kayrros SAS.
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Whichever you choose, make sure it meets your bird's nutritional requirements and is made with wholesome, natural ingredients.
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Customers can use the service until that date or when their contract ends, whichever comes first, Google said.
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Whichever way US District Judge Greg Stivers decides, the outcome could get appealed, potentially to the Supreme Court.
|
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Whichever team wins will have a huge leg up on the other in terms of reaching the playoffs.
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But she will almost certainly lose, to whichever mainstream candidate - Republicain or Socialist - she faces, opinion polls indicate.
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There are actually two of them, but whichever one the president is on is called Air Force One.
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They remain free to vote for whichever candidate they feel is best suited to be the party's nominee.
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Whichever team wins will expect to face Saracens — England's reigning champion and current league leader — in the semifinal.
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And when you place an order, it goes through to whichever one is near you and has it.
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Posters will often use a phone to block whichever part of their appearance they want to keep hidden.
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While this is happening, the ball-handler runs a pick-and-roll towards whichever side Towns is headed.
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Why it matters: Whichever party ekes out a House win in November, the margin will likely be narrow.
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"We say we are always extremely disappointed for whichever anti-doping rule violation," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said.
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Appropriately, the answer to this question can be chosen and shared on Facebook in whichever way you prefer.
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You can add multiple cards to your account and use whichever one you prefer when making a purchase.
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Whichever team wins, it is just a single step on the long road to fixing a bad season.
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But whichever retailer wins, they're going to want Hasbro's merchandise because they have the best media tie-ins.
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Plus, you can use it against a wall or on the ground – whichever situation makes sense for you.
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He offered to hold a public hearing or to conduct the interview behind closed doors, whichever she preferred.
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Whichever company can ensure the most eyeballs will likely draw power users like celebrities, brands and content creators.
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Whichever way, you'd be guessing, which is always how it works when it comes to things like this.
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It's as much about escape as it is about trauma, but it's difficult whichever way you approach it.
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Fewer than a quarter of the state's delegates are assigned to whichever candidate gets the most statewide votes.
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But, in practice, justice is often determined — and punishments administered — by whichever militia commander chooses to involve himself.
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But with Google and others, "whichever country you go to, you can still use these apps," he added.
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"People often see themselves in terms of whichever one of their allegiances is most under attack," Maalouf writes.
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The waitlists will remain closed through June, or the end of the US National Emergency, whichever is later.
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Normally, you can borrow only up to $50,000 or 50% of your vested account balance, whichever is less.
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People's resting metabolic rates had not changed during the study, he says, whichever group they had been in.
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Whichever side loses automatically can -- and almost certainly will -- appeal to the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.
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Whichever side loses in the Court of Appeals can request review (called "certiorari") in the US Supreme Court.
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The members of whichever team won the most individual awards each get another $25,000 Master of Pwn award.
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"They're looking to do more trades whichever way they can, whether in stocks or other products," he said.
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Whichever wins will likely nominate a prime minister who will then be invited to form a coalition government.
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Whichever side of the issue is a winner for sports fans, they should be clear about one thing.
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The 2017 penalty amounts to $695 per person, or 2.5 percent of a household income, whichever is greater.
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Let's go out, talk that over amongst yourselves, and whichever one of you is gayer, that's the wife.
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Whichever bill obtains the most votes past the 50 percent threshold would then be sent to the Senate.
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Analysts say that whichever main contender wins, there won't be a significant impact on Israel's hawkish security posture.
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"I promised Doug I'd campaign for him or against him, whichever will help the most," he later added.
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Whichever one you pick (or hell, pick 'em all) is guaranteed to be the perfect post-dessert activity.
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Whichever way you looked at it, sobbing and Zaka the Zulu did not belong in the same thought.
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The fee increased in 2015 to $325 per adult or 2 percent of household income, whichever is greater.
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Whichever of these opposing forces is more dominant Tuesday may have a large impact on the final results.
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The remaining eight are superdelegates, who are free to support whichever candidate they prefer regardless of the results.
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The city&aposs current real-estate record is $38 million – whichever property sells first will shatter the record.
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"We are like the Western deserts; tumbleweed, rolling and tumbling whichever way the white wind blows," he writes.
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And whichever teams eke out a win will meet in Atlanta two weeks later in Super Bowl LIII.
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It's not just freedom to practice whichever religion you want, it's freedom from having religion imposed upon you.
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When Caitlyn Jenner visited the Trump Tower, he told her she could use whichever bathroom she damn pleased.
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Whichever candidate comes out on top when the dust settles is more likely to actually win in November.
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Typically, new cars come with a warranty that lasts for three years or 210,2000 miles, whichever comes first.
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Whichever way it goes, the Georgia Sixth race will not radically alter the composition of power in Washington.
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And that's something that whichever -— whoever of you ends up as president is going to have to confront.
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Amidst all this, superdelegates roam the land with the power to vote for whichever Democratic candidate they want.
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So come 2020, I will personally be voting for whichever democrat adopts Big Challenges in their primary campaign.
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This communication will be made through your new Sopranica number, rather than whichever cell carrier you normally use.
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However, she knew that he would raise hell at whichever restaurant it was, so she kept he mouth shut.
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It can be overridden, however, to allow a user to tip whatever they like to whichever website they like.
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Whichever option you go for, it's important to do your research and pay it off in full every month.
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That limit will increase to 17 million pounds, or up to 4 percent of global turnover – whichever is bigger.
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"They are welcome to perform their investigations in whichever capacity they feel that they need to," Espinal told CNN.
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Whichever one you choose, they're both 30% off at the Mashable Shop, available for a limited time at $52.50.
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I've picked, peeled, scratched, and popped, until I bled or until someone knocked on the door, whichever came first.
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You can configure the program to expose whichever files you wish based on your own level of compliance tolerance.
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The case is filled with water and has glitter and reflective confetti that falls whichever way the phone tilts.
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You are one of those, by the way, and I don't judge you for whichever group you fall into.
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"Whichever party comes to power, government finances are likely to remain under pressure for next few years," he said.
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Centene's Neidorff told analysts he expects whichever way the issue is decided by the high court, insurers will adjust.
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You'll probably want to pick whichever one blends the best with the other tools you like to use. Dropbox?
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The videos can be exported in portrait, landscape, or square format, to fit whichever platform they're being sent to.
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Either way, the candidate will appear to be a weather vane that spins whichever way the political winds blow.
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After that come the temporary appointments, the three-year gigs at whichever institution, wherever in the world, says yes.
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Developers, of course, can pick whichever features they want to use when they integrate GameBridge into their own applications.
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The BankAmericard® credit card has a $10 or 3% (whichever is greater) transfer fee and no annual fee.
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"I told Heidi I'd campaign for her or against her — whichever helped her most," Biden joked to the crowd.
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So, after graduating college in 2012, I latched onto whichever employer would trade the most solidified hours for cash.
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We want to try to make it as easy as possible for our customers to enjoy whichever they want.
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Ready, willing and able to accept whichever trend, sound or subculture offered me the best chance of an identity.
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Why it matters: Partisan political media companies are often launched in response to whichever ideology holds power in Washington.
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Whichever figure you want to take, these calculated deficits are small relative to the size of global nickel stocks.
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All along the various front lines as forces move forward, residents flood out from whichever point they can find.
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The only shortcoming here might be that you're limited to signaling with whichever arm you wear your Watch on.
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Scroll down to shop them before this crazy-good deal ends, or before they sell out — whichever comes first.
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A president whose opinion on a conflict is shaped by whichever side of the conflict he last spoke to?
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But whichever Trump insiders talked to the Washington Post don't appear to have thought about that a whole lot.
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The potential penalties are astronomical—up to 20 million Euros per infraction or 4% of revenue, whichever is greater.
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In 22017, they'll be paying 22017 percent of revenue or 20093 percent of total content cost, whichever is greater.
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From Lady Gaga to Issa Rae, we have captions for whatever shade you're wearing and whichever mood you're in.
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These populous states award all of their electoral votes to whichever candidate gets the majority of the popular vote.
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After the first month of your BarkBox subscription, pricing will resume for whichever subscription you chose for your dog.
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And the rule of thumb is this: industries always lobby for whichever option would give them the least trouble.
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The rancorous campaign and charges of manipulation have polarized Pakistanis, and whichever party loses is likely to cry fraud.
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And, whichever way you go on the topic, you are going to alienate millions, tens of millions of people.
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Massage Foot massage, back massage, neck massage: whichever you prefer, a massage can really get you in the mood.
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Just look for the blue or gold tether of energy extending from her staff to whichever hero she's supporting.
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Whichever you choose, you receive a microwave with 700 watts of power and up to 10 different power levels.
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Whichever platform you're on, you can now give your open app and browser windows a bit of breathing space.
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Whichever side loses could take the case to the Supreme Court, the final court of appeal in South Korea.
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Whichever party controls the House sets the chamber's investigatory agenda and has subpoena power through control of various committees.
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Whichever side loses will almost certainly appeal to the Supreme Court, which will not give a verdict until December.
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In pre-primary polls Mr Romney was always within touching distance of whichever insurgent was flavour of the week.
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Once you download Setapp, you can use whichever apps your heart desires without disruptive ads or in-app purchases.
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Faced with two responses to the same request, the browser would drop whichever arrived later — usually the GPWA packet.
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Whichever, it poses the question: does equestrianism really occur on the level field we want and believe it to?
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And whichever way the wind blew, big companies showed a genius for turning federal regulations into barriers to entry.
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Whichever project starts first will pump gas away from the other's field as the two straddle the same reservoirs.
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Expect a tired and exasperated David Cameron on June 24th, the day after the referendum, whichever way Britain votes.
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In California, you'll pay a minimum $800 annual tax or 1.5% of your total business earnings, whichever is higher.
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Whichever part you go for, keep it clean and defined with the tail end of a wide-tooth comb.
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Whichever company might be partnering with Synaptics now, it's almost certain that more will follow as 2018 goes along.
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Listen to Downton's saddest songs below: Whichever devastating Downton tune suits you and your feelings most, cry it out.
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Whichever side you choose to display, the tree skirt is a traditional design that adds lot of holiday cheer.
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Customers can use the service until September 1, 2020 or when their contract ends, whichever comes first, Google said.
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Nevertheless, many lobbyists maintain strong nonpartisan views on the campaign and are eager to work with whichever candidate wins.
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Click the "Like" button for whichever bear you think has grown the fattest over the course of the season.
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Whichever way you choose to dress the new season, take a leaf out of her book and be yourself.
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Those who live in the neighbourhood, from whichever of its many disparate quarters, see themselves as a united community.
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I'm happy to come to your office or to meet somewhere nearby — whichever is the most convenient for you.
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Once you're licensed, within a certain range, you kind of have the freedom to use whichever treatment you want.
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Whichever way he eventually rules, the losing party will likely appeal and this matter could drag on for months.
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But whichever origin myth you favor, Michigan is central to the development of the sport in the United States.
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I spare a brief thought for whichever one of his neighbors I've just spent the past 20 minutes harassing.
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Users may reach for whichever they think is most likely to make their voice heard and not censor them.
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Find something, and spend a couple of hours every month or every week, whichever way that works for you.
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Whichever way you read it, that doesn't seem to signify a healthy variety of songs piquing the public's interest.
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Then you're free to stick on anything from Cher to whichever Drake song everyone is currently pretending to enjoy.
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For £24, I can exercise as much as my heart's desire or till my heart explodes, whichever comes first.
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They collected whichever archived version of the page was captured closest to the date when the judges accessed it.
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So, really, it's all just one big Facebook profile now — whichever of its products you do (or don't) use.
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Whichever team wins the game wins the division, and will get seeded somewhere between No. 2 & No. 4, depending.
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Then, the buyers can print out the prints at whichever size they want and use them as they please.
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But whichever side wins, the other is likely to appeal to the Supreme Court, extending the timeline even further.
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Prospective gun buyers would have to wait three days, or until a background check is completed, whichever is longer.
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Research suggests that meditating—in whichever form you consider meditation—can increase happiness, decrease anxiety, and cultivate self-compassion.
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Also true is that Americans will generally give credit for a good economy to whichever president presides over it.
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I used both while in Mumbai, typically opening both apps and using whichever had a car closer to me.
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When the vapers finished their bottle of nicotine liquid, they could choose whichever flavor and nicotine strength to purchase.
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Her squash porridge starts with a mix of whichever heirlooms she can find in season, peeled, chopped and roasted.
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Choose whichever you like, but bear in mind: Sometimes, the best bean is the one already in your pantry.
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"All he had under there was a hammock for him and whichever girlfriend he was with," Mr. Hooker said.
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Whichever side you were on in a conflict, you depended on reporters getting your version of the events out.
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"I was simply making the point we need to get on with sorting this out whichever way," he wrote.
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Employers agree to cover the salary — at least $2200 an hour or the local minimum wage, whichever is higher.
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That said, we're confident we can handle this technique at home, whichever direction the farmer's market finds take us.
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But power would effectively flow to whichever warlords and strongmen — potentially including the Taliban — rose up in the countryside.
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Durbin will face whichever candidate wins on Thursday in the general election, and is likely to win reelection comfortably.
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When you are ready, choose a foot — whichever feels more comfortable — and count each time it hits the ground.
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Most plans last for the entirety of your trip or for 30 days, whichever is shorter, Mr. Barr said.
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Whichever "old white guy" gets the Democrats' nomination, his running mate almost certainly will be a person of color.
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But your co-star in these segments is the Bitmoji of whichever person you last interacted with on Snapchat.
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Whichever flooring pattern or plank width chosen, the finish of choice is matte, usually achieved with low-gloss polyurethane.
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She requested that they remain sealed until 50 years after the death of whichever of the pair died last.
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Here&aposs how to block an email sender on a Mac on whichever operating system your computer is running.
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So much upheaval has often left struggling Yemenis to deal with whichever armed group has most recently taken control.
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Whichever side wins a majority of the seats controls 117 votes in the 1,200-member chief executive election committee.
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Real Disney animations — from whichever movie had recently been released — were also displayed in glass cases throughout the studio.
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This has led whichever party happens to be in the majority at times to threaten annihilation of the rule.
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Otherwise, the district's conservative voters will coalesce around whichever Republican finishes second, making Ossoff an underdog in the runoff.
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Whichever way you phrased it, it meant you didn't get to choose, and that there was no getting away.
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And Iraq's neighbors will line up behind whichever sect they support, reinforcing a zero-sum mentality in Iraq itself.
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The free network lasts for either 1GB of data (offered at 20Mbps) or 30 minutes, whichever is hit first.
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The fine would be 6900 percent of a person's income or a flat rate of $2628 -- whichever is more.
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Whichever object the baby chooses first is thought to be a sign of where the child's professional aptitude lies.
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But, like with messaging encryption, criminals are likely to use whichever platforms they can access to hide their activities.
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So how exactly did the White House try to "lock down" this transcript, whichever one it may have been?
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But whichever candidate Trump picks will be appointed, rather than nominated and then subjected to confirmation in the Senate.
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These East Coaster and West Coaster drinking coasters are perfect for whichever side of the country you live on.
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As the perennial recruiter of No. 1 classes, he was going to get practically whichever players he wanted, anyway.
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Whichever pricing bracket applies to you, this discounted subscription will raise up to the normal pricing after a year.
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Whatever happens, get back here Monday to go over how the belt ended up around whichever waist it did.
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The day I propose to whichever woman who's pitied me the longest, I'll probably sneak off somewhere and cry.
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This creates a situation where lawmakers from both parties often support whichever defense company has jobs in their district.
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Pretty soon thereafter, AT&T or Comcast — whichever the incumbent is — lowers prices or unfurls gigabit internet of its own.
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Zac Crueger posted photos of the dementor or horrifying scary angel (whichever creepy thing you'd prefer it be) to Twitter.
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But the biggest problem for Evers, or whichever Democrat comes through, is that voters seem to be tolerating Republican rule.
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Those vary based on whichever of the dozens of possible mode combinations the driver engages via buttons, paddles, and pedals.
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The update also brings native desktop audio streaming in stereo, so you can enjoy it with whichever speakers you choose.
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We also have a few presets people can switch between in real-time, to choose whichever is best for them.
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They can sell up to one-quarter of their own shares or up to $25 million worth, whichever is less.
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Whichever way you look at it, torture is an expensive mistake and not one to return to in any situation.
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Under this program, companies either need to cut their CO2 emissions or obtain these increasingly scarce permits — whichever is cheaper.
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The keyboards also feel like they're built to withstand a lot of typing – or a nuclear apocalypse, whichever comes first.
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All the recommendations are bundled up together in a gallery view, so you can pick whichever one you like best.
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Eventually, we turned on Captain America: The Winter Soldier and whichever Marvel movie came after it, and watched in silence.
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He signed paperwork he didn't really understand and was taken back to the jail, or the prison, whichever it was.
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Whereas under GDPR fines can scale up to 4% of a company's global annual turnover (or €20M, whichever is greater).
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I think that consistency of it, whichever operating system you're on, it still, you can be productive with two screens.
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He'd wake up with a red-patterned indention on whichever of his cheeks had pressed against the carpet all night.
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Whichever variation you go with, you can still count on achieving a natural, dewy finish from a high-quality product.
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In return, you can completely give up on trying to be nice to whichever family member you dislike the most.
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"Dances at a Gathering" always seems to be about whichever dancers are performing it — as do most other Robbins ballets.
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After a few minutes, or his second cup of coffee (whichever comes first), he quickly finds his state-groomed humor.
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Those replacements will then receive a warranty covering the remainder of the program's term or 90 days, whichever is greater.
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And we're going to make them fair for both countries -- for our country and for whichever country we're dealing with.
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Whichever secures the support of the handful of smaller parties that scooped up the remaining seats may claim the state.
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Or, if you're really stuck, just start quoting whichever lines make you want to cry into your pillow at night.
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According to the 10-year rule, you get whichever benefit is higher — 100% of yours or 50% of your ex's.
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We are all pulled in so many directions, so make sure that, whichever one you are focusing on, you're present.
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Whichever colour option you pick, the Oral-B Genius 9000 Dragonfly electric toothbrush is discounted from £299.99 to just £79.99.
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Click here to view original GIFAs apex predators, orcas can prey on whichever marine animal they choose—large or small.
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Use a calendar (digital or paper, whichever works for you) to write down the date to cancel your free trial.
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But whichever way you decide to get your hyaluronic acid hit, always remember the most important part: Just add water.
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It became the military headquarters of whichever militant faction was winning the war in Beirut over the next 15 years.
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Whichever game, whomever we&aposre playing, it&aposs all about that opponent, and it&aposs never about the big picture.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine has given us fully human characters, beautiful, powerful, flawed, vulnerable, majestic... In whichever form, B99 must return.
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Whichever party beats expectations is likely to win a comfortable majority of these races—but not necessarily all of them.
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Whichever team can accomplish this first gets $20 million from the competition, while the second place finisher gets $5 million.
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Whichever party starts to get hammered in the polls — like Republicans did in 2013 — will be more likely to cave.
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People have layered upon this substance myriad meanings, and it has to carry the message for whichever side is arguing.
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"We are all pulled in so many directions, so make sure that, whichever one you are focusing on, you're present."
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Maximum fines per violation are set at 4 percent of a company's global turnover (or $20 million, whichever is larger).
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So, whichever way this thing eventually breaks is going to be very, very important for the broad market as well.
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The catch: you've got six hours – or until they sell out, whichever comes first – to score them at this price.
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As a stipulation of the contest, lunar probes were required to move 500 meters (1,640 feet) by whichever means possible.
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Apply any remaining funds to whichever is higher - your interest rate (pay down debt) or expected investment return (fund retirement).
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Whichever theory you ascribe to, Apple's second quarter 2019 financial report is yet another weak showing for the iPhone brand.
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"We're definitely going to embrace the bump, in whichever way we do," Teigen told reporters Friday at a TRESemmé event.
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We have a commitment to work on this at least until 53 or 1 billion in revenue, whichever comes first.
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Whichever route they take, energy conglomerates will still enjoy massive financial scale and unparalleled influence in the halls of government.
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He will struggle to work harmoniously with whichever cabinet ministers come out against the EU (Mr Duncan Smith is one).
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It's about equality and being fair and the world allowing us to be us in whichever way we see fit.
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EW notes that its showrunners, David Benioff and Dan Weiss, will be executive producers on whichever spinoffs come to fruition.
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This information, also known as your "Easy Order," is then provided to whichever digital ordering system you decide to use.
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And whichever you pick, we show you the other; if you pick Democrat, we show you Republican, and vise-versa.
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Either way, whichever victor claimed the prize has to drag the thing home, so there's another chance for viral celebrity.
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And whichever side wins has at least one dragon with which to destroy you and the Red Keep for good.
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"We're always reminding people that whichever doctor they speak with, that they coordinate with their regular general practitioner," said Scholnick.
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Violations can result in fines of up to 4 percent of global revenue or 20 million euros, whichever is higher.
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Intel includes an HDMI extension adapter in case the Compute Stick isn't the best fit for whichever slot is free.
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Mr Xenophon's team could win enough Senate seats to hold bargaining power with whichever major party wins the lower house.
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For regular passengers choice is more likely to be influenced by whichever airlines they might have frequent-flyer programmes with.
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Whatever your political views are, whichever way they go, I think there's always an opportunity to serve in some fashion.
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Mike Pence's (R) library from his 85033 years in Congress is sealed until 2022 or his death — whichever comes later.
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Even so, whichever style of California grenache you prefer, it's good to know you will be able to find it.
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Verified accounts are limited to videos that are 12 hours long, or 128 GB, "whichever is less," according to Google.
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Whichever brand she chooses, nothing should steal the limelight from the bride said Chinese-born, London-based designer Huishan Zhang.
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The real tragedy is that Mr. McShane, almost always the best part of whichever screen he's on, is already gone.
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"Every company, whichever sector you belong to today, eventually you will be a data company very soon," Zhang said Wednesday.
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We're confident that whichever format the film is viewed in, the result is a very new and exciting cinematic experience.
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Whichever account you find persuasive, the financial crisis and the long, uneven recovery sowed the seeds for the current populism.
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And they say there will be no shortage of money behind whichever candidate gets the nod to take on Trump.
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Whichever company is winning the smart speaker race, both are building out software for their assistants to do more things.
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Don't fix the problem: Make the deal siding with whichever side has the most influence and the best financial support.
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Or was she a baseball flip-flopper, cynically falling in behind whichever team was more advantageous in an election year?
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The ruling government, which runs the country, is formed by whichever party that secures the most members of that parliament.
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This banner is an extension of that idea and lets shoppers scroll through products featured in whichever video they're watching.
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Whichever location is selected is widely expected to experience a surge in real estate value and an influx of jobs.
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Prospects looked pretty bleak, and in the days of the "credit crunch", I accepted whichever shitty job would take me.
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I'd repeat this until I found objectively the worst bar or until I could no longer stand, whichever came first.
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Whichever app makes text-based requests the easiest could become the gateway to a huge amount of spending on commerce.
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Whichever you choose, don't forget to make time for quiet contemplation of the natural world, or your inspiration will drop.
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The same would likely occur in whichever city hosts its second headquarters, which would be a boon for many cities.
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Whichever party captures the most seats will choose the next House speaker, who sets the chamber's legislative and political agendas.
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I would like to send you letters so you can send to their information or whichever way you think best.
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And the proposal would simply give an advantage to whichever party is currently in the White House, Republican or Democrat.
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They swung to whichever party seemed most likely to resist the ruling class, but neither party really provided a solution.
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I certainly hope whichever of these two candidates wins picks her to be in their cabinet as a close adviser.
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In KSHMR's ears, whichever inspirational, vaguely pan-racial banger he was dropping before the sound cut out is still playing.
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States could, for instance, decide to automatically award all their electoral votes to whichever candidate wins the nationwide popular vote.
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In that case, you're limited to a maximum of 50% of your vested account balance or $50,000, whichever is less.
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Whichever nation dominates the new technology will gain a competitive edge for much of this century, according to many analysts.
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Whichever way the area's wicked winds are blowing, Mickelson can count on having the fans' support as an emotional tailwind.
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Whichever Democratic candidate may become president, they would do well to keep a copy of Inslee's plan on their desk.
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Whichever males happened to have scales that best reflected these wavelengths were more likely to catch the eye of females.
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Whichever view one takes, Donald Trump has just won a major victory over his chosen political enemies, including this newspaper.
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The center-right bloc has agreed that whichever of its parties wins the most seats will pick the prime minister.
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We have a team meeting later today and we'll follow whatever instruction we get and whichever is the best option.
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To do this, go to Settings > Display > Home screen > Home screen grid > tap 5x6, or whichever grid style you like.
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I'm counting down the days until we get a female president … or until I can go outside, whichever comes first.
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To be clear, I'm all in favor of reaching for whichever stars — so to speak — might be calling to you.
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The bottom line: Typically, the opposition party has a media explosion in response to whichever political group is in power.
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Whichever party controls the state's general assembly after next fall's elections will determine new congressional apportionment following the 2020 census.
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Whichever incident Wittgenstein confessed it seems that it was his dishonesty rather than his violence that most burdened his conscience.
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It is a game that will leave no margin for error the rest of the way for whichever team loses.
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This turns out to be one of the surprising gifts of the METI debate, whichever side you happen to take.
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She said she would vote for whichever Democrat earned the nomination, but she now considers Ms. Warren her second choice.
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With all of them lightweight and versatile, whichever model you choose will surely become a staple in your cleaning routine.
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Whichever kind of mattress you&aposre looking for, along with a mattress protector, foundation, and frame, you&aposll save 282.50%.
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Settlements have been built and expanded under every Israeli government of the past half-century, whichever party was in power.
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Whichever you choose to write, post your ideas in our comments section, then read the related article to learn more.
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"We realized that it's OK to look for something in the outskirts of whichever city you're living in," says Yee.
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Whichever provider they chose will become the default for searches made in Chrome and through Android's home screen search box.
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Last month, Bloomberg's campaign said the billionaire planned to provide financial backing to whichever candidate wins the Democratic primary race.
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My normal work outfit is a pair of jeans and whichever dress shirt I pull from my closet at random.
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Still, they'll be pitted against whichever squad wins the Pac-12 title for a slot in the College Football Playoff.
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Business could be fined as much as 4 percent of global turnover or 20 million euros, whichever figure is greater.
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Setup is different from device to device, so carefully consult the instruction manual for whichever extender you end up buying.
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The right of people to expound on whichever subject they chose at Speakers' Corner was passed into law in 1872.
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Whichever $9 Expressie bottle you try first, you'll have a rock-hard, completely-dry manicure in a matter of minutes.
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Once you've ticked off all those boxes, keep on playing until a Space Anomaly appears in whichever system you're exploring.
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A sensor detected Earth's magnetic field, and whichever pad pointed north would buzz to alert the person wearing the belt.
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If you approach it soberly, the exercise of political power, in whichever country you're from, is a very sobering thing.
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The centre-right bloc has agreed that whichever of its parties wins the most seats will pick the prime minister.
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Apple says that regardless of your gender, everyone should be able to drop an iPhone into whichever toilet they want.
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It found that the prescribing patterns of whichever physician they encountered were an important factor in their future opioid use.
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Here's how you do it: Pop open your Settings > System > Region and change your region to whichever one you'd like!
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Annual rent increases will be capped at either 23 percent or 2500 times the consumer price index (whichever is higher).
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Whichever Republican candidate emerges from the primary will become a part of the Republican push to win vulnerable Senate seats.
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Equal concern might consist in giving more to the person with greater needs, whichever one that turned out to be.
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"The maximum 210(k) loan amount generally is 210% of the vested balance or $2401,259, whichever is less," he explains.
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You can deduct up to $7.53,500 or the amount of interest you paid during the year, whichever is the lesser.
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So it's vital that whichever celebrity takes the gig is not someone I would want to huck off a balcony.
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Block out a chunk of time in your schedule to put some initial time into whichever learning method you prefer.
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And voters, activists and organizers are primed to command accountability by whichever black woman takes the keys to City Hall.
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"No matter the outcome, whichever party obtains the majority vote should get to form a coalition government first," she said.
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He's not even a full-time criminal defense lawyer who just takes whichever clients happen to come through his door.
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The results offer more evidence that Americans are going to wind up electing whichever presidential candidate they hate the least.
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Before, shows could submit in whichever category they liked (see: Fox's hour-long musical series Glee competing as a comedy).
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Their look depends on which metal ion or cluster of metal ions (connectors) are linked by whichever organic molecule (straws).
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"Whether they use organic waste, or they plant the biomass for energy, whichever way the project is worth investigating," he said.
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No need to fret about commitment to character: We've rounded up an arsenal of accessories tailored to whichever one you choose.
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ET on May 19, or until the funds run out, whichever comes sooner, and is limited to one reimbursement per household.
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Whichever side you're on, maybe this Thanksgiving we can all agree to get out of our comfort zones a little bit.
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Top it off with pair of falsies and a bit of winged-liner or just finish with mascara — whichever you prefer!
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It's estimated to be worth billions to whichever side wins: either UC Berkeley, or the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
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Once the least popular candidates are eliminated, their vote share goes to whichever candidate a voter listed as their second choice.
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Whichever tier you're in, be sure to make your purchases before May 6, when the event comes to a hard stop.
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My producer and I jokingly called ourselves Team Grim Reaper -- whichever campaign we began to cover seemed to face imminent death.
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To avoid that situation all together, we've whipped up five fool-proof date night looks for whichever relationship stage you're at.
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"Whichever way you cut it, Friday's U.S. nonfarm payrolls was a shocker," said Rodrigo Catril, currency strategist at National Australia Bank.
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During the Targaryen dynasty, the castle was traditionally gifted to whichever male heir was next in line for the Iron Throne.
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Customers can get a scoop of whichever flavor they like in a cup or cone, without having to pay a cent.
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We want to give people a choice so they can reach their friends across these networks from whichever app they prefer.
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Sure, I can say I'm Indian or Middle Eastern or whichever simplification of my personal history if I want to hide.
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Romney isn't expected to endorse Kasich, as he's said he supports whichever candidate is strongest against Trump in a particular state.
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The penalty for not having coverage this year is $695 per adult, or 2.5 percent of household income, whichever is greater.
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But after establishing that his loyalty ultimately lies in serving the people and whichever monarch helps them most, Daenerys softens slightly.
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We want to give people a choice so they can reach their friends across these networks from whichever app they prefer.
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The motor is covered by a two-year warranty, and the battery for two years or 220 charges, whichever comes first.
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But whichever choice you make, you are basically pledging your trust in all that you hold dear to Apple or Google.
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Farmers are also being offered resettlement dues of 500,000 rupees ($7,409) or 50 percent of the land value, whichever is higher.
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Lala understandably storms out of whichever restaurant was unlucky enough to host such a screaming match, leaving the bad blood unresolved.
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Plus, whichever lives companies might say they prioritize — people or animals, passengers or pedestrians — will be a decision that upsets somebody.
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One can show two columns of your recent Instagram posts that instantly open whichever link you want to pair with each.
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Yet mid-terms are not won by wooing the other side's supporters, but by whichever party turns out its own voters.
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A Google search of the office of unclaimed funds for whichever state the individual resides will get one there, as well.
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Companies that breach GDPR can face fines of up to 20 million euros of 4% of annual revenues, whichever is bigger.
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Whichever measure happens to be preferred, it is fairly clear that there is a sizeable gap between target and actual inflation.
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Whichever option you choose, try not to catch a chill when the GoT winds start slicing through the balmy July heat.
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In future, victory will belong to whichever party can master the art of waging tens of millions of minutely personalised campaigns.
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That'll take you to the right screen, where you can click the + symbol to add whichever DNS you want to try.
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The 25 satellite launches expected within that time frame could bring billions of dollars to whichever companies are selected as providers.
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For 20163(k) plans and other defined contribution plans, it's typically when you turn 70½ or you retire, whichever is later.
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Notably, whichever Potter film was streaming on HBO would be absent from Freeform's famous Harry Potter Weekends to keep things fair.
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As for the also-rans, context matters: You'll want to be economically aligned with whichever country experiences the first true breakthrough.
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On Wednesday, the administration rolled back federal guidelines that allowed trans teens to use whichever school bathroom matched their gender identity.
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A few months later, it was promoted from Firefox plug-in (or add-on, whichever it is) to built-in feature.
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The danger from Putin's Russia is imminent and unrelenting for Ukraine and whichever sovereign neighbor Kremlin sets its sights on next.
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"Whichever way the elections go, the assertions from the academic side should continue that you can't mess with statistics," he said.
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Amtrak added that trains currently en route will continue to Washington, New York or Boston, whichever is closest, and remain there.
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More commonly called the "individual mandate," this payment amounts to 2.5 percent of annual income or $85033 per adult, whichever higher.
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Whichever they decide, the strength of the transatlantic coalition – America's most important and most reliable partnership – will be cast into doubt.
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Whichever franchise you're in, the servers and the Southwestern pizza steak sandwich are blandly pleasant in the same blandly pleasant way.
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It suggests that IS and whichever terrorist group comes next can draw on a large pool of potential recruits and sympathisers.
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For a single adult, the fine is currently $695 or 2.5% of gross income, whichever is higher, up to a maximum.
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Smart Lock will integrate with OpenYOLO, Dashlane says, and make it easier for apps to tap whichever password manager you use.
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From my seat, I somnolently kept watch on them, breaking things up as needed and rounding up whichever one went astray.
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What would best benefit my son — and me, in making choices for him — is better support for whichever decision we make.
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Currently, taxpayers choose between the standard deduction or itemized deductions and use whichever amount is greater to reduce their tax bill.
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The expected appeals from whichever side loses would also slow any changes in corporate policies on open source, copyrights and licensing.
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"They would put on thick, red sauce, and it would burn to whichever makeshift grill they were using," Mr. D'Imperio said.
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But Sears has held those leases so long that many would offer below-market rents for whichever company gets the lease.
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Well, that's why it's important for people to say, Listen, it's up to us to help you, whichever direction it is.
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This imbalance is partly due to the historical precedent of weak midterm election results by whichever party controls the White House.
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Otherwise, the Celtics will have a choice of first-rounders in 2019 — either from Sacramento or Philadelphia, whichever pick is higher.
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Mr. Peña Nieto promised to work with whichever candidate was elected and emphasized the importance of ties with the United States.
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Just pick whichever one you think will motivate you the most and will be the easiest to follow through with.5.
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There are different methods to zoom in and out, however, so you can choose whichever one works best for your situation.
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