It's hard to predict which security problems will turn out to be severe and which protections will turn out to be effective.
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"This will turn out to be more of an opportunity."
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The talent they need will turn out to be expensive.
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What will turn out to be the really sticky issues?
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A lot of times that will turn out to be opiates.
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But maybe this will turn out to be a valued service.
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I don't know if that will turn out to be true.
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I'm inclined to think it will turn out to be quite infrequent.
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How much content will turn out to be, to some degree, synthetic?
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Analysts now think it will turn out to be about $299 trillion.
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It is hard to know who will turn out to be right.
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Maybe the fears about Trump and Russia will turn out to be true.
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The political horror story will turn out to be just that: a story.
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What you thought you knew will turn out to be something entirely different!
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A woman's accusation will turn out to be grossly exaggerated or flatly untrue.
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And maybe this will turn out to be a minor change after all.
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We can't trust that all unfit demagogues will turn out to be predators.
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With luck, this will turn out to be more than an expression of faith.
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"My hope is that the findings will turn out to be correct," Kendra said.
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Dolores and Maeve's rebellion will turn out to be part of Ford's new narrative.
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But I'm hopeful that 2017 nominations will turn out to be a bit brighter.
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But it's unclear exactly what type of witness he will turn out to be.
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And I think it will turn out to be very much to their detriment.
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How useful this will turn out to be really depends on your browsing habits.
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What sort of president Mr Moïse will turn out to be is a mystery.
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We&aposre not sure yet how many individuals this will turn out to be.
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Thus, the Mueller investigation undoubtedly will turn out to be a bust for Democrats.
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And would you guess that this will turn out to be a successful strategy?
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But we'll see how positive it will turn out to be in the end.
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Maybe coronavirus will turn out to be much less bad than now seems likely.
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Certainly, some genes will turn out to be only detrimental, and provide no advantage.
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What, weeks or months from now, will turn out to be the next "Zelensky call"?
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At some point, one of those two big markets will turn out to be right.
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Despite the dreary mainstream models, I believe the president will turn out to be correct.
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Maybe this year will be the first of what will turn out to be many.
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Something you didn't realize was so serious will turn out to be very serious indeed.
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I'll follow a recipe and then it will turn out to be kind of gross.
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"All the supposed affairs will turn out to be fiction," his family spokesman said on Monday.
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The new prosecutor, Brazilians hope, will turn out to be a sharpshooter rather than a gunslinger.
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An issue you may have taken lightly will turn out to be bigger than you realized.
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And who knows, maybe that concert footage will turn out to be worth some money someday.
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Perhaps my first impression will turn out to be false once all the evidence is in.
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"I believe the latter is happening, that the S&P will turn out to be cheaper than we thought and thus valuations will turn out to be less expensive, allowing us to get out of this period without a major correction to lower levels," Cramer said.
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Perhaps the blockchain will turn out to be useful for other purposes—for example, recording property transactions.
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They will turn out to be a pre-revolutionary Cambodian combo of which Chum was a member.
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The genetic landscape of human parenting will turn out to be even more rugged, Dr. Bendesky predicted.
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For example: Maybe your assumptions will turn out to be correct, but it's still nice to ask.
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Hopefully what happens now will turn out to be best for our country and for San Bernardino.
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"I believe the latter is happening, that the S&P will turn out to be cheaper than we thought and thus valuations will turn out to be less expensive, allowing us to get out of this period without a major correction to lower levels," the "Mad Money " host said.
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That said, it's unlikely that the successful Snap IPO will turn out to be a bubble, Smith said.
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So it is a marvel to report that an interim building will turn out to be just that.
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And the outlook for the next president, whoever he or she will turn out to be, looks grim.
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How many more things considered the exclusive domain of humans will turn out to be easy for AI?
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What's unclear, economists say, is whether this debt crunch will turn out to be a one-time phenomenon.
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No one can say for certain if these new vehicles will turn out to be a real business.
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"Well have some slowing, and I hope in hindsight it will turn out to be transitory," Kaplan said.
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Feltman said he hopes this unusual order of "summit first, process later" will turn out to be promising.
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The question here is whether his campaign bark will turn out to be bigger than his government-policy bite.
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For many of these girls, their fixation on Dylan and Eric will turn out to be a phase anyway.
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Critics have questioned whether the park will turn out to be a preserve for the affluent and the artistic.
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Here are some easy ways to tell if an item ordered from Amazon will turn out to be junk.
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"I think the market generally, which is at odds with the Fed outlook, will turn out to be correct."
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And somehow or other this will turn out to be another deep-state conspiracy, probably orchestrated by George Soros.
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The cases of the booksellers are still unclear enough that it's possible those perceptions will turn out to be wrong.
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They're saving this one special—and very, very violent child (although there will turn out to be others like her).
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This process requires a paternity test, which Babygaters are certain will turn out to be the end of the sham.
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One question is whether her life story will turn out to be too interesting—too unusual—for her own good.
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It's nice background seeding of a problem that will turn out to be key to solving this season's big mystery.
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That is unquestionably bad for the solar industry, but we think it will turn out to be a temporary setback.
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That looked suspiciously like a changing-of-the-guard moment, and maybe it will turn out to be just that.
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There's no guarantee that the material his curators gather and commit to preserving will turn out to be historically important.
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How likely is it that the possible benefits shown in a small study will turn out to be a mirage?
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We do not know yet who the patient is; the answer to that question will turn out to be heartbreaking.
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They take our photo, which will turn out to be one of our only non-selfie couple photo of the trip.
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And if either of the conditions is breached in an important way, I think it will turn out to be overvalued.
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It is widely expected that most, and probably all, of the killings will turn out to be the work of mobsters.
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That is to say, it seems more likely these two deals will turn out to be exceptions rather than the rule.
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But the latest data suggest it will turn out to be even worse than that in the first half of 2016.
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With a $50 million budget, it's hard to say right now whether "Last Blood" will turn out to be a success.
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"I very much doubt that these losses will turn out to be sustainable," said Commerzbank currency strategist Ulrich Leuchtmann, in Frankfurt.
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Perhaps, in a bit of poetic justice, the person who brings down Frank will turn out to be his vice president.
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However, he says it's very possible not all of the remains will turn out to be U.S. troops — or even human.
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They will not be enough in what will turn out to be an election decided by less than a percentage point.
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Or maybe the motives will turn out to be something completely off the wall, not tethered to political polarization at all.
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Maybe dark matter, whatever it is, will turn out to be even weirder and more surprising than anyone has so far predicted.
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If Carter has just half the amazing traits my father-in-law did, he will turn out to be an amazing man.
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Or else will turn out to be Mechanical Turks — ie they will have actual people intelligently pulling the strings behind the scenes.
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Distinguishing which type of easing cycle 2019 will turn out to be "is the challenge for equity markets going forward," he said.
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Peter Kavinsky is the guy you hope every single crush you've ever had will turn out to be, but never actually does.
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Perhaps, if nominated, Trump will turn out to be the con man he stands accused of being—in the very best way.
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The early results were considered a major win by Republicans who insist November's "blue wave" will turn out to be a ripple.
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I mean, who knows what it will turn out to be, and I hope it remains true to what he originally wanted.
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He's also the Angel of Death, a figure who will turn out to be a frequent visitor in Mr. Albee's subsequent plays.
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Despite all the Wild West problems besetting cryptocurrencies, van der Velde predicted the final amount will turn out to be even higher.
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"Hopefully it will turn out to be a fascinating glimpse of a person who I think everybody thought they knew but didn't."
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Assuming Gazillion knows its business — and by all appearances, it does — many criticisms being leveled right now will turn out to be unfounded.
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"I am certain that, following detailed investigation, the allegations will turn out to be unfounded," he said at the company's annual general meeting.
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It's impossible to predict whether over the longer run revenues will turn out to be as stable as they have been in Canada.
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But as any longtime shopper knows, there's always a chance that replacement phone charger you've been considering will turn out to be junk.
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Then there is the question of whether these deals will turn out to be a success or follow the losing path of Japan.
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My suspicion is that "empathy" will turn out to be the wrong word to describe what separates V.R. from the medium of film.
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These are also novels in which you can't immediately tell whether a character will turn out to be mostly admirable or mostly not.
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I do not know in advance what kind of a character it will turn out to be as I cannot fully control the process.
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You know, I think we&aposre on the front end of what will turn out to be the best prosperity boom in several decades.
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The critical question for fuel markets is whether the current slowdown will turn out to be only a pause or a prelude to recession.
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That investor, Jana Partners, has around an 8% stake in Whole Foods, which will turn out to be a big windfall for the firm.
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And the economic backdrop is worth noting, he says, though he's not certain how accurate the model will turn out to be this year.
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Maybe the panpsychist argument about consciousness [that it's a universal feature of all things in the natural world] will turn out to be right.
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"There is the possibility that secondhand e-cigarette 'smoke' will turn out to be as bad as secondhand smoke from combustible cigarettes," he noted.
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And as the months progress and students keep an eye on the news, how many of their predictions will turn out to be accurate?
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Whether or not foldable phones will turn out to be a legitimate trend or just another flash in the tech pan remains to be seen.
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Though it will turn out to be a story that Candace is telling about herself, she couches the whole thing as a story about Simon.
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Bottom line: We don't know yet how far Whole Woman's Health will reach, and we don't know what its limits will turn out to be.
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The first four hours of April 15, 1912 — the "midnight watch" of Dyer's title — will turn out to be the most troubling of their lives.
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After all, forecasters aren't even sure what G.D.P. growth will turn out to be in the second quarter of 2016, which ends in nine days.
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Perhaps the perils of climate change will turn out to be overblown, or perhaps we'll develop geoengineering solutions to reflect sunlight and cool the planet.
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If her forecast is right, the Fed policy meeting on Wednesday will turn out to be a nonevent in a gradual return to normal policy.
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With Super Tuesday coming soon, a key question is whether South Carolina will turn out to be an outlier or the beginning of a trend.
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Gambling the future of the country on the possibility that Trump will turn out to be a weak reed is, however, a high-risk proposition.
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Whatever else history teaches us, it does not suggest that German ten-year yields of 0.41% will turn out to be a bargain. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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For philanthropists especially, it's doubtful that investing heavily in a crowded, high-profile topic will turn out to be the most efficient possible use of resources.
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That's why I fear stories suggesting that some of these kids separated from their parents may never see them again will turn out to be true.
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The real question here is how flexible the buried mouse support in iPadOS will turn out to be, because that might be the real game-changer.
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However, the clock is ticking on whether or not social justice will turn out to be a trend, or something that actually changes things for good.
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Whatever the decision, the trial will turn out to be massively important: should the $85 billion deal go through, it will create a new telecom behemoth.
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Often, a creature that once seemed insurmountably powerful will turn out to be the prey of a new, even more dangerous monster you're tasked with hunting.
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The perpetrators of the Brussels attacks, recent experience strongly suggests, will turn out to be jihadi terrorists, and, in fact, the Islamic State has taken responsibility.
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It is, of course, possible the current loss of momentum will turn out to be no more than a temporary soft patch, with growth accelerating again.
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The trap for Trump and the Republicans is to get into a theoretical debate over whether that $4,000 raise promise will turn out to be true.
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Neil: The fear here is that the big flaw will turn out to be that nationalist currents run deeper and European unity shallower than anyone realized.
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While the rhetoric on both sides makes this case seem like a zero-sum game, I think it will turn out to be a split decision.
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It's also possible that the analysts predicting a recession next year — there are always analysts predicting a recession next year — will turn out to be right.
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And when trading for a bevy of youngsters, there is a very high probability that at least one of them will turn out to be a flop.
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It stands to reason, therefore, that the bitterest available taste will turn out to be the most disgusting thing that you can (accidentally) put in your mouth.
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Many experts believe that the brain, on closer inspection, will turn out to be an even greater collective of regions that somehow cooperate for the common good.
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If the exposure of Elena Ferrante reminds us of that truth, which today we are too inclined to forget, perhaps it will turn out to be justified.
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It isn't going too far out on a limb to predict that "Ready Player One" will turn out to be one of Steven Spielberg's more controversial projects.
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It's possible that the immune system of frogs will turn out to be a key to the rebound of some species, or their skin secretions — or both.
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All the hard work they're putting in to channel citizen energy will turn out to be meaningless if Congress doesn't have the capacity to effectively process it.
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Dr. Bruce Aylward, who is leading the W.H.O.'s coronavirus efforts, said he expects that ultimately, it will turn out to be between 1 and 2 percent.
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It's too early to know whether that will turn out to be the case — but he was certainly acting that way at the State of the Union.
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"Of course, not every private company will turn out to be a good investment, just as not every public company would be a good investment," Roisman said.
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Wayne Ellington, who will turn out to be a lost opportunity for every team that didn't sign him this offseason, is having a quiet summer at home.
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But I'm interested in whether the Waif will turn out to be just an amuse bouche at the start of a 17-course tasting menu of Arya's Revenge.
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"If you try to break down the 6 percent today it will turn out to be 10 percent in goods and only 2.5 percent in services," Milner said.
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Further observations will need to be done to confirm these are legitimate finds, but Petrillo guesses that around a third will turn out to be the real deal.
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Dr. Michael Atkins, deputy director of the Georgetown-Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, believes the heart problems with checkpoint inhibitors will turn out to be treatable in most patients.
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That lends the film its tension — you're always wondering who will turn out to be the bad guy — but that's true for the characters in the film, too.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has said that Brexit will turn out to be a great thing and other countries would follow Britain out of the European Union.
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Yes, it could be that no matter how your response is framed, this person will turn out to be an unrepentant bigot who will seek ways to retaliate.
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So in dismissing all that, was Birx making a policy determination to assume that the model's most Panglossian all-is-well prediction will turn out to be correct?
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I think looking at sort of maybe number of transistors under the control of the company will turn out to be the right way to think about it.
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But even if you think Paul Simon singing "Bridge Over Troubled Water" will turn out to be the defining moment of Campaign 2016, it didn't exactly have visual flair.
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He's counting on black support to pull him across the finish line, and his team is uncertain about how solid that backing will turn out to be (The Hill).
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But though Clinton is running on the most ambitious feminist platform of any major-party presidential nominee in history, it's unclear how meaningful that will turn out to be.
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John Kasich and excited for Cleveland that it is hosting what will turn out to be a historic event and a grand old time for the Grand Old Party.
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" It added, "The various allegations raised by the news media will turn out to be baseless, like all the other allegations leveled against the Netanyahu family over the years.
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One character will turn out to be a huge Nazi, another will be Jewish, another will be conflicted but weak, another will be a good German, and so on.
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The biggest fear is that the accounts will turn out to be such a mess that Mr Ramljak's efforts to cushion the blow will have little chance of succeeding.
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The chances that the season will turn out to be near normal are 20053 percent, they said, while the likelihood that activity will be below normal is 22005 percent.
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The safest bet is that investors around the world will be watching carefully for hints of just how politicized the Fed of the future will turn out to be.
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Now, while it's almost a certainty that hypersonic weapons will turn out to be more expensive than their slow-ass counterparts, combining hypersonic and slower missiles can be pretty powerful.
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But in any case, I think he will turn out to be a positive asset in the long run because of his personality, which is fundamentally friendly, optimistic and aspirational.
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It has exactly one up-and-coming writer, who has written exactly one book, who will turn out to be a one-joke wonder for the purposes of this narrative.
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With a question mark hanging over how workable a coalition comprising two former bitter enemies will turn out to be, the desire for political stability topped some people's wish list.
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But it will not be the last time that something we thought we knew about the coronavirus because it was in a published paper will turn out to be wrong.
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The question now is whether Mr. Trump's flailing campaign can survive these blows — and, if it does, how serious of a threat to American democracy he will turn out to be.
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Why it matters: This plot-heavy episode introduces a major new character and is, in part, crucial to understanding what will turn out to be one of season three's biggest moments.
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Officials did not estimate what the final drug spending inflation rate will turn out to be for 2015, but suggested it was in the ballpark of the rate seen in 2014.
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There's a big debate going on in policy and tech circles over whether or not artificial intelligence will turn out to be a good thing or a bad thing for society.
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"We are not even certain what kind of a storm it is or even if it is a storm or whether it will turn out to be a storm," Garg said.
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But I'm doubtful that this twist will turn out to be a subversion of this longstanding Moffat trope — because Sherlock, as always, continues to be about how everything is about Sherlock.
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"This probably will turn out to be a panic attack, like before," he said, "but it has the potential to be a more serious correction than we've had in some time."
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The costs of huge batteries are also falling, and it looks as if they will turn out to be a big help in managing the variability of wind and solar power.
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In the autumn of 1975, at the Rome apartment he shares with his mother and a cousin, Pier Paolo Pasolini is giving what will turn out to be his last interview.
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"This is a rich man's fantasy that will turn out to be nothing more than a massive in-kind contribution to Donald Trump's reelection campaign," Ian Russell, a Democratic strategist, said.
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Perhaps in the weeks to come, the President's agreement, reached after exhaustive US-Mexico talks in Washington while he was in Europe last week, will turn out to be a significant breakthrough.
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I think that discipline will turn out to be good for us in the long run because many of the companies that fall out of the industry, they have no discipline there.
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The specific nature of these sorts of tie-up offers some reason to hope that the answer to the second question—whether consolidation will benefit consumers—will turn out to be positive.
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It remains to be seen whether a single year of altered wind patterns will turn out to be an isolated deviation or part of more long-term changes in climate, Stumpf said.
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The Accountant follows Christian Wolff, a mild-minded accountant in suburban Chicago, who will turn out to be much more than meets the eye—he is played by Ben Affleck, after all.
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Just maybe the entire superstructure of Pan-European institutions, and the peace, free trade and free movement of people across Europe that we take for granted, will turn out to be temporary.
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Barclays expects up to a further 150 billion pounds QE. These are among the most aggressive QE forecasts, and it remains to be seen if they will turn out to be accurate.
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And the opening scene, with Darla playing a meek little schoolgirl before she turns on her prey, shows you exactly how funny and scary and subversive Buffy will turn out to be.
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The C.D.C. adjusts early numbers based on the number of deaths still under investigation by assuming a predictable proportion of them will turn out to be drug overdoses based on past experience.
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The big question is whether there will turn out to be a major difference between the two men when it comes to honoring the decisions of the law, or of the public.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist At this point, it's looking as if Trump's tough talk on China trade will turn out to be as empty as his tough talk on, say drug prices.
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But perhaps 2020 will turn out to be the best year to celebrate her work, as the #MeToo movement inspires searching, complicated literature, and gives us new ways of reading the Victorians.
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Now, they've got to do the same in every state in the country — and not just because you never know when a Republican candidate will turn out to be a child molester.
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Maybe season five will turn out to be House of Cards' last, and Willimon's departure had nothing to do with him wanting the show to end while Netflix wanted nothing of the sort.
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And while the Senate's version maintains those benefits, ACE and other higher education advocates don't believe their plan will turn out to be much better for people interested in obtaining an advanced degree.
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Hard-right conservative Judge Roy Moore looked likely to coast to a first-place finish in what will turn out to be the first round of voting, with McConnell's favored candidate — incumbent Sen.
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The decline in snow in the New York region in the past decade has not run in a straight line, and it's possible this year will turn out to be a bizarre outlier.
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The 2018 female factor As election watchers track whether or not 2018 will turn out to be another so-called "Year of the Women," Tuesday night's elections could prove to be an intriguing bellwether.
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If Mr. Kudlow is able to offer only soothing words in the White House driveway — and those words aren't matched by restraint in policymaking — the Kudlow Put will turn out to be fairly worthless.
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Leshchenko and Nayyem suspect that Poroshenko will turn out to be a transitional President, a placeholder, who kept the state in one piece in order to hand it over to younger, more courageous politicians.
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Or if you want to be potentially spoiled, Ars Technica claims to have sources confirming that Alyx will turn out to be a Half-Life 2 prequel, with magnetic gloves for you to wield.
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There's no telling whether a first-quarter touchdown will turn out to be the only touchdown of the game, or whether a referee will end up making a call that alters the game's course.
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"All the supposed affairs will turn out to be fiction, as will be the claims currently being published in the media... Nothing will be found because there is nothing to uncover," Netanyahu's spokesman said.
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Whether Clinton's rocky weekend will turn out to be just another unexpected twist in an election season that has had everything, or exert a lasting political impact will only become clear in the coming days.
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The key takeaways from the report are that building an electricity system based on renewables, pumped hydro and storage will turn out to be cheaper than replacing aging coal-fired plants with new coal units.
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Including capital and operational expenditures initially estimated at $93 million, Durhager puts Bermuda's investment in the cup at $77 million, although some opposition politicians here think the figure will turn out to be significantly higher.
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I don't know how deep — sorry — the full version will turn out to be, but one of Final Fantasy XV's most endearing elements was that simply hanging out with the characters turned out to be fun.
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In the past, whenever there's been new technology, jobs have gotten better because we acknowledged that the new kinds of jobs that are needed by whatever the new technology is will turn out to be better.
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I don't mean to sound pessimistic—perhaps the fantasy you meet this month will turn out to be reality, but we all have our downfalls… it's just hard to see them through the fog of Neptune.
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Certain industries in certain places will be dealt a huge blow, or cease to exist; many ski slopes will turn out to be too warm for regular snow, and the map of global agriculture will shift.
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I think when the facts are out here, this will turn out to be a very, very small and insignificant thing," Himes, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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The sequence at the beginning of "Journey Into Night" is slightly different from the season 1 version, in ways that I believe will turn out to be pretty significant in terms of where the narrative is going.
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But the potential here is tremendous — not because most people will turn out to be great at drawing weapons, but because the mechanic is so easy to pick up that even doing it badly could be fun.
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Maybe this week's rumors of the league finding a way to screw this up yet again will turn out to be unfounded, and we really will get that shiny new streamlined equipment in time for next year.
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Despite the hopelessness of today, in this narrative, there is a clear vector of destiny, the possibility that someone, be it Jon Snow or Daenerys Targaryen or someone else altogether, will turn out to be the savior.
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Depending on what happens over the next few months, maybe it will turn out to be less "Making a Murderer meets Donald Trump" and more "Empire meets Marco Rubio"; either way, it should be pretty damn interesting.
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I don&apost think it will turn out to be nefarious, but I do think it is a common tactic in CIA investigations to get someone close to the target and find out if their suspicions are correct.
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If receipts remain at that above-average level of 8.2 percent of GDP (which assumes no recessions), then revenues over the next ten years will turn out to be $85033 trillion smaller than the CBO projected this March.
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This, after all, is what history feels like to the people who live through it, the ones with no idea what will happen next and an uncertain grasp on who the good guys will turn out to be.
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The object, known as 2014 MU69, is small, no more than 20 miles wide, but planetary scientists hope that it will turn out to be an ancient and pristine fragment from the earliest days of the solar system.
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Es Devlin's excellent contemporary set — a rotating, glass-walled cubicle furnished largely by packing crates — will turn out to be both a time machine and a blank slate to be scrawled upon, filled in and erased by its inhabitants.
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Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, told CNBC on Tuesday that based on a sharp slowdown in shipping he believes the economic drag from the new coronavirus will turn out to be larger than SARS.
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Whether that tentative bargain - improvised in the middle of the night a week before German regional elections in which her party faces losses - will turn out to be a breakthrough or a landmine in the migrant crisis remains to be seen.
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"I hope I'm wrong, but I believe that he is a fraud, and I think despite all of his rhetoric about being a champion of the working class, it will turn out to be hollow," Sanders said of the president-elect.
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Politico sums up Baker as an optimist at heart ("as benefits a congenital dealmaker") — and one who is hopeful Trump will turn out to be a "pragmatic president" who won't be too stubborn to change course if he screws up.
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Most of the shots are of women in bikinis, there's at least one bare butt (which, I'm placing money on now, will turn out to be Adam Sandler's butt double), and it just generally looks like a bro-y action comedy.
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Perhaps all of this business with the Cooper and Blossom rivalry has little to do with the reason why Jason was killed and, at the end of the season, will turn out to be nothing more than a red herring.
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" – in her book Yes Please Taylor Swift on using music to cure heartbreak: "There's just been this earth-shattering, not recent, but absolute crash-and-burn heartbreak, and that will turn out to be what the next album is about.
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At dinner tables, Bible studies and classrooms throughout black America, elders, their children and their children's children have been asking whether the breakthrough they thought they would never see will turn out to be an anomaly that they never see repeated.
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Mr. Adler thinks that the new understanding of sexual identity will turn out to be "less of a big deal than some of the opponents think that it is," in part because of talks he's had with his teenage daughter.
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That film is in a sense tucked inside "Risk," as Ms. Poitras abruptly leaves London, where she met with Mr. Assange, for Hong Kong, summoned by a message from an anonymous whistle-blower who will turn out to be Mr. Snowden.
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I think some of them will turn out to be terrific buys right here if tax reform allows them to make more money, buy back more stock, boost their dividends and tell a much more bullish story about the future.
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There is no way to tell in advance which interview will be ho-hum and which will produce an illuminating quote or anecdote, or which facts will turn out to be central to the story and which are interesting but extraneous.
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Whether Mr. Scaramucci will turn out to be Cain or Abel, it was clear that his appointment has added another layer of drama and dissent to a White House suffused in it — and revived the perpetual questions about Mr. Priebus's fate.
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He is also, in 2017, something close to what Harrison Ford was 35 years ago: the contemporary embodiment of Hollywood's venerable ideal of masculine cool, a guy whose toughness will turn out to be the protective shell encasing a tender soul.
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With speculation running rampant over whether Jon Snow or Daenerys Targaryen will turn out to be reborn savior of the world Azor Ahai (aka "the prince that was promised"), we think there's another dark horse contender we should keep our eyes on.
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WHAT I'M TRYING TO SAY IS WE'RE IN SUCH A GOOD SPOT IN THE ECONOMY AND THE OUTLOOK FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH WITH VERY LOW INFLATION IS SO POSITIVE THAT I BELIEVE THIS WILL TURN OUT TO BE A CORRECTION AND NOTHING WORSE.
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Sure, maybe Pixels or The Cobbler will turn out to be the next Taxi Driver—or even the next Quick Change—but it's much more likely that it will be an Adam Sandler movie, and that you'll have wasted your time and money.
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On-camera hijinks aside, between, say, the upcoming yet constantly postponed criminal trial for Mike "the Situation" and Ronnie's public spats with his girlfriend (ex-girlfriend?), it'll be interesting to see how much of a vacation this season will turn out to be.
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It's uncertain how organized and widespread any ballot will turn out to be on Sunday — and analysts are split over whether anything will take place — but it's seen as a constitutional crisis for the Spanish government that is set to rumble on.
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The company also needs a new global CEO... NBC needs a new plan for the fourth hour of "Today," with Kathie Lee Gifford leaving in April... Questions... Which of the numerous investigations into Trumpworld will turn out to be the most significant?
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"If Coupa can continue beating the numbers and raising its guidance, forcing the analysts to boost their estimates, then it can absolutely maintain this kind of valuation because the stock will turn out to be a lot cheaper in retrospect, " he explained.
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Although it's uncertain how organized and widespread any ballot will turn out to be on Sunday — and analysts are split over whether anything will take place — it's widely seen as a constitutional crisis for the Spanish government that is set to rumble on.
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I fear that the Fed's experiment with allowing the economy to overheat will prove that the Phillips curve has merely been dormant and that inflation will turn out to be very much higher than that level for which the Fed is bargaining.
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"I take him at his word that he's well-intentioned, but this is a rich man's fantasy that will turn out to be nothing more than a massive in-kind contribution to Donald Trump's reelection campaign," Ian Russell, a Democratic congressional strategist, told Business Insider.
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My estimation is that such picks typically are overvalued, partly because you don't know where in the draft the pick will turn out to be, and partly because we aren't always great deciding which rookies will make a fantasy impact early in their careers.
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While you're in preparation mode, don't forget to include a list of all your internet passwords, even though it will turn out to be a futile gesture because every single site you sign onto during your emergency will tell you that your username or password is incorrect.
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But this eerie parallel, separated by a generation of cultural change — or perhaps it will turn out to be only presumed change or wished-for change — is not the perspective from which I want to compare these two cases on the eve of the Kavanaugh hearing.
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AND SO IF YOU'RE GOING TO FINANCE THE EXPANSION OF AN INDUSTRY THAT OFTEN DOESN'T EARN ANYTHING, YOU'RE GONNA NEED LARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO THE EXTENT YOU'RE A BELIEVER THAT THOSE TYPES OF INVESTMENTS WILL TURN OUT TO BE INVOLVED WITH COMPANIES THAT MAKE MONEY.
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Rather, the real reason to have been concerned will turn out to be that it will have led to a widening in the U.S. trade deficit, an escalation in international trade tensions and acute stress in global financial markets that could very well precipitate a global economic recession.
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It's possible, for example, that some people taking antidepressants might actually be being treated for what will turn out to be an early symptom of dementia, so it's their depression that goes along with an increased risk of dementia — not the medicine they are taking to treat it.
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They may also understand, rightly, that this will turn out to be a more traditional novel than the raucous and inventive "Goon Squad," although the two books offer many of the same pleasures, including fine turns of phrase, a richly imagined environs and a restless investigation into human nature.
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The show stars Alison Brie as Ruth Wilder, a struggling LA actress who auditions for a new TV pilot, unaware that the project will turn out to be Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, a fantastical staged combat show written and directed by fading B-movie auteur Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron).
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And that is a very sweet offer that probably alarms the Russians and the Chinese a little bit at the idea that maybe the United States, my gosh, will turn out to be the most influential power right here in northeast Asia over time, and they are moving to check that.
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And when I think she's on her way to bed, so that her tortured soul will finally have some peace, she will remember something and hurry across to the desk, to compose some long screed or epistle which the next day will turn out to be perfectly meaningless and superfluous.
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It's unclear who convinced Trump to lob missiles at Syria (it may have been official advisers or the honorary ones who babble away on Fox News), or whether the decision will turn out to be a one-off or the beginning of a dangerous escalation, but it wasn't Bannon's doing.
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The Trump administration may simply have returned to the pre-2014 status quo — or it might be gradually ramping up an immigration policy that will turn out to be even more aggressive, after it scoops up the "low-hanging fruit" of immigrants known to ICE who haven't been deported yet.
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Although it's too early to know if these babies will turn out to be healthier than their peers, the hope is that the presence of B. infantis for the first year or two of life will help prevent colic, allergies, asthma, obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancers later in life.
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And what we are in right now, which feels like the most important and most difficult technological issue we will ever face, will turn out to be nothing but a warm-up drill for the stuff that we're going to be dealing with in the next, five, then next 10, years.
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The sheer number of cases in China—27,557 cases there and 549 deaths in Hubei Province as of Wednesday afternoon—suggests that the answer will turn out to be yes, but a study in The New England Journal of Medicine describing the only confirmed asymptomatic transmission turns out to have been wrong.
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Even though, officially, selling art works has been banned by the Venice Biennale since 1968, no art buff can turn down the chance of buying the work of an artist who is about to be discovered, in the hope that he or she will turn out to be the next Damien Hirst.
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Or, perhaps, this year's increases will turn out to be nothing more than a series of temporary upticks, and the entire debate and controversy surrounding the rise in violent crime — and Ferguson effect — will look like an overreaction to a brief statistical anomaly as the long-term trend toward less crime continues.
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The C.B.O. hasn't updated those numbers to reflect the new tax and spending legislation, but the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates that it will turn out to be between 99 and 109 percent, depending on whether provisions of the tax law are allowed to expire as they are scheduled to.
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Now, with the new tax system about to take effect, some are questioning whether it will live up to its billing as a radical simplifier of business taxes that will spur growth, or whether it will turn out to be just as complex as the one it is supposed to be simplifying.
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There is a fair chance that the two top candidates in the South Carolina primary will turn out to be Cruz and Trump battling for first and second place with the center-right alternatives coming in distant third, fourth and fifth places because they are dividing the anti-Cruz and anti-Trump vote.
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The fall will turn out to be fatal, but the blinded boy hangs on long enough to deliver a few lines about how he was never good at school and joined the amateur mission across the Channel in the hopes of doing something that might finally get his picture in the paper and make his father proud.
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"Whether the appeal of socialism to young adults is a standard function of idealism at that age that dissipates as one grows older, or will turn out to be a more permanent part of the political beliefs held by the cohort of millennials who have come of age over the past decade, remains to be seen."
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There should be nothing partisan about the chief justice of the United States' declaring that keeping a Supreme Court seat vacant for a year (actually, it certainly will turn out to be more than a year) so that an incumbent president couldn't fill it was an unfortunate development that should not be permitted to become the norm.
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" Maybe this will turn out to be true, but at present we have no idea that it is, and it strikes me as irresponsible to assert this when anyone who has reported on the government's overclassification addiction knows that classified information is just as likely to be banal as is to be "the US government's most closely guarded secrets.
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If we can get that right enough and demonstrate enough times that we have at least somewhat systematized innovation, I'm hopeful that that will turn out to be the thing that has the biggest impact rather than any one of the projects that comes out of X. What I'm saying is, what do you think had a bigger impact on the world?
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Gizmodo confirmed that as of Tuesday night, it was possible to add a sticker on Snapchat using Giphy with no racist results for the word "crime":Screenshot: SnapchatGiphy users are ostensibly prohibited from posting "abusive, obscene, offensive, or vulgar" material, but one of the risks of building a brand off of user-generated content is that said users will turn out to be jerks.
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He was also quick to point out that only showrunners Dan Weiss and David Benioff know for sure whether Dany really will turn out to be the "Mad Queen" and follow in the footsteps of her father, King Aerys Targaryen, with whom she already shares an affinity for burning people alive (though, in her defense, the people she fries are terrible people who deserve to die).
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When the final chapter of the Russia collusion caper is written, it is likely two seminal documents the FBI used to justify investigating Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's 2016 campaign will turn out to be bunk.
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In all likelihood, this year's World Cup final will turn out to be another low-scoring foul-fest, like Italy '90 or U.S.A. '94 or South Africa 2010 — or come to think of it, just about every final I have been alive to witness — but, as of this writing, I can still dream of a 4-3 victory for England over Portugal, in which Harry Kane scores the winning goal, a bicycle kick from the edge of the penalty area, in the last minute of extra time and Cristiano Ronaldo is sent off for repeated diving, starts to cry and then trips over his feet as he walks from the field.
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