Handle can move with confidence — and carry 100 pounds.
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So, go forth and bake with confidence — and quickly!
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Her work with the Advocacy Academy fills her with confidence.
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Walker, 50, began his reelection push last year with confidence.
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Lindsay Leigh : I believe it has to do with confidence.
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I can say with confidence that America is unique 19.
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We look with confidence towards the future, united as Europeans.
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The most important thing will be to compete with confidence.
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" Gause announces with confidence, "I know I can do this.
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Programs that generate desired results can be continued with confidence.
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But it's not true: even successful people struggle with confidence.
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They kept battling and they shot the ball with confidence.
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"He (Payton) played the whole game with confidence," Vogel said.
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"He's going up there with confidence," manager Mike Matheny said.
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That's how you can deploy with confidence and save time.
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The touchdown injected the Jets with confidence but not security.
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Managing that with confidence and grace makes me feel powerful.
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So go forth into the world with confidence, young American!
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" Neither do they then promise, with confidence, to "fix this.
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"I have a weird relationship with confidence," Mr. Edgerton admitted.
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Barr said he "could not state with confidence" that it wasn't.
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Neha Sharma is impressive and breezes through her role with confidence.
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That can never again be said of Mr Kavanaugh with confidence.
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We look with confidence towards the future, united as Europeans. pic.twitter.
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Through my nearly shut eyes I saw Jamie nod with confidence.
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I can say with confidence that the club will live on.
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I can now say, with confidence, that leadership is my calling.
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I just said it out loud in the dream, with confidence.
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As a larger lady, I can tell you that with confidence.
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"Those traveling should go about their business with confidence," Turnbull added.
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You can learn more about shopping with confidence on eBay here.
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ALL THOSE THINGS REALLY CORRELATE WITH GROWTH WHICH CORRELATES WITH CONFIDENCE.
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"I know who I am," he says, voice brimming with confidence.
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Loyalty to the nation combined with confidence and trust favours altruism.
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She spoke with confidence and didn't suppress her strong Arkansas accent.
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So, we're here to say: start him with confidence this week.
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Now app makers can offer and promote tipping features with confidence.
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Yet, his pre-fight premonition does not fill me with confidence.
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Those words will not fill Trazhukova with confidence in the slightest.
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His tribe brimmed with confidence while mine was riddled with insecurity.
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But they have already worked, with confidence, in Brazil and Indonesia.
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"In sum, we begin the New Year with confidence," he said.
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Rome, Senate expected to give final vote on budget with confidence.
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We ask him whether he is filled with confidence or dread.
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I wasn&apost brimming with confidence in my abilities and ideas.
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Scroll on to shop now and own your procrastinating ways with confidence.
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She followed the plan with confidence and assumed the role of authority.
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"We're going to get this," several of the workers said with confidence.
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Here are three strategies he recommends to approach any negotiation with confidence.
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Plus, the eBay Money Back Guarantee means you can shop with confidence.
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But it should be something that a consumer can buy with confidence.
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Nobody really knew anything, but people worked hard and spoke with confidence.
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" My heart skipped a beat, but then I responded with confidence: "Yes.
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And I can say that with confidence because we've seen our history.
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The online platform helps people actually navigate their immigration journey with confidence.
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Once you know it, you can drop it right in with confidence.
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" The most important thing, according to Wheeler, is to "cut with confidence.
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"I can say with confidence that these allegations are baseless," she said.
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"We go forward with confidence and humility," she said after the vote.
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I can say with confidence that I'll never travel without one again.
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The words "temporarily pausing" and "most" do not fill me with confidence.
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Here's what I learned: Cook with confidence Paris is a dazzling chef.
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The best thing you can do is face this transition with confidence.
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On the phone, he buzzed with confidence, but now he was hesitant.
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"I can do this with confidence not having to worry about anything else."
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She ultimately hit the carpet with confidence at the awards show on Feb.
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I just gave it to him, and he let it go with confidence.
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Police can't say with confidence whether Harrouff drank the chemicals to hurt himself.
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Catch all the candid reviews, and shop the top four with confidence, ahead.
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We say with confidence that no tech category's more competitive than enterprise software.
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Either way, now's the time to learn to pile it on with confidence.
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Hearing they were just like the EarPods didn't fill me with confidence either.
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Comment Moderation could allow them to post and pay for reach with confidence.
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Ahead, everything you need to know so you can pre-order with confidence...
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Challenged about these apparent contradictions, Sister Wendy always replied with confidence and intelligence.
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He tells you, with confidence, that he alone can make everything great again.
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Beth Chapman will never be forgotten and I can say that with confidence.
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Someone who is able to code with confidence is automatically an impressive figure.
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So how can you carry yourself with confidence to get ahead at work?
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"We look forward to the remainder of the year with confidence," it said.
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Consumer spending is rising moderately, with confidence easing from its recent lofty levels.
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We are presented with no option most Americans can fully support with confidence.
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"We must go our own European way with confidence," she said in Berlin.
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"That's how he had to ride, with confidence, and he did," O'Neill said.
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" Chandler attributed the rise in LGBTQ candidates to "self-defense combined with confidence.
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You got to shoot it with confidence and that's all I did today.
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As I leave each item behind with hesitation, he welcomes it with confidence.
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The sun is in your sign, Virgo, filling you with confidence and vitality!
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They speak with confidence bordering on certainty: Fleurie is pretty and, naturally, floral.
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Seemingly filled with confidence, he has now returned to his clash with Beijing.
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Clinton, while adding that little about this primary can be predicted with confidence.
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"My teammates were finding me and I was shooting with confidence," Williams said.
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By the fourth year, most of the choristers can hit notes with confidence.
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The margin is too small for any prediction to be made with confidence.
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Having now read both memos, I can say with confidence: Schiff makes his case.
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We want customers to buy with confidence anytime they make a purchase on Amazon.
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"Jeff is a pro now, so he immediately held her with confidence," Pulos said.
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"It takes a leader with confidence to know when enough is enough," she said.
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We want customers to buy with confidence anytime they make a purchase on Amazon.
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No one can say with confidence that the independence movement is dead in Quebec.
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With a firm hold, Halsey went on to rock the statement wings with confidence.
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Pluto's energy can be very overwhelming, but it can also imbue us with confidence.
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Healthy and teeming with confidence, Nadal showed off the full orbit of his game.
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He struggles with confidence at times and can really get in his own head.
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For sure, it's never possible to sketch out the market's likely course with confidence.
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But 19-year-old Winter, says Gould is handling the extra attention with confidence.
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"I have never regretted my decision to become a nun," she says, with confidence.
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"I was just going out there playing aggressive and playing with confidence," Oladipo said.
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"We've still got to take those shots with confidence," Toronto coach Dwane Casey said.
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That way, you can add the product to your overflowing shopping cart with confidence.
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It fell into my hands, and I had to let it go with confidence.
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Anyone with an internet connection can invest with confidence at little or no cost.
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You can see people working like that, in church basements, with confidence and creativity.
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I was coming off back-to-back tournament wins and riding high with confidence.
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My heart bursts with pride when I hear her recite the alphabet with confidence.
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And how to get into the conversation with confidence and excitement instead of anxiety.
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Connecting with players and trying to perpetually instill them with confidence are the priorities.
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"I just cannot sit on a Boeing 28 Max 297 with confidence," she said.
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"I just cannot sit on a Boeing 737 Max 8 with confidence," she said.
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Then when you have to make a big decision, you'll do it with confidence.
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I say this with confidence, as the Wikipedia entry for this is often updated.
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He walks into situations with confidence, ready to throw down at a moment's notice.
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But we believe Ms. Sherrill is the strongest candidate, and endorse her with confidence.
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She was brimming with confidence gained from not losing a completed match since March.
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"We went in with confidence that the courts would agree with us," he said.
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We&aposve looked at hundreds of deals so that you can buy with confidence.
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So I expect he will be Mitt Romney -- and that he'll speak with confidence.
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Life insurance products allow consumers to grow old and build their lives with confidence.
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Murphy, unlike Mary, spoke her mind with confidence and obeyed no-one's marching orders.
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There are two reasons we can cross Hunt's name off the list with confidence.
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Whichever way you wish to wear your bird, do so with confidence — and empathy, too.
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That most of them look similar makes it even more difficult to shop with confidence.
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With a final dash of yarn, you're ready to hit any holiday gathering with confidence.
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Kickers with confidence are dope, until they start missing, and then they're Mike Vanderjagt. 5.
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Was it a particularly flattering dress — or just the way she wore it with confidence?
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With confidence typical of a startup founder he believes growth opportunities will present themselves later.
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"Things will get better if you try to make them better," Hall said with confidence.
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Even without seeing what the day one update brings, Zelda fans can buy with confidence.
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Andy moves through the world with confidence and dignity, "like Wonder Woman," Ms. Ortiz said.
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"When you've got confidence, there's nothing better than a talented player with confidence," Towns said.
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Warren usually speaks with confidence about her ability to command attention in a crowded field.
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No matter what, jeans fill these women with confidence, which is what it's all about.
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She dropped to number 139 in 2006, struggled with confidence and critics labeled her obsolete.
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She carried herself with confidence, and I tweeted many of her punchy words of advice.
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He spoke loudly, with confidence and clarity as he provided his name to the court.
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The Wildcats are shooting with confidence, and they've already done it against three quality opponents.
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The boy who was too afraid to approach girls now says he's surging with confidence.
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It's a cool idea and it works, with some small caveats, so order with confidence.
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If you know your information, you will be able to pitch your company with confidence.
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But the Penguins were fast and played with confidence from the start of Game 6.
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We do so with confidence that we will receive fair treatment and we will prevail.
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He's playing with confidence, slicing through defenders, and getting to the bucket seemingly at will.
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Over six seasons, Fresh Prince tackled sensitive issues with confidence, candor, and a little humor.
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Ondra moved with confidence, like a spider on the wall, when he suddenly slipped off.
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I develop them with confidence, so they're very prepared to any competition they go into.
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She lectured with confidence on thyroid testing, though much of what she said was wrong.
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Handle everything, is what you meant, with confidence, with arrogant self-assurance, with swagger, even.
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The days when British governments embraced the future with confidence are receding into the past.
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"Sondland, a Trump megadonor, responded with confidence that "we have identified the best pathway forward.
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The granddaughter of a Baptist preacher, Pressley spoke with confidence, poise and a compelling cadence.
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Being acutely aware of these changes and remaining flexible allows founders to scale with confidence.
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All carry their weapons well, with confidence: serious-looking professionals, patrolling a potential combat zone.
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Instead of stumbling over your words, here's how to answer these tricky questions with confidence.
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Instead of stumbling over your words, here's how to answer these tricky questions with confidence.
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Photo verification is just one of the many ways to connect with confidence on Bumble.
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Within a week, we were able to take them out of the house with confidence.
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CHAPIN, S.C. — Aglow in floodlights and beaming with confidence, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Gov.
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After preemptively shutting down potential body shamers, Anne Hathaway is commanding the red carpet with confidence.
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All we can say with confidence is that this won't be easy to clean up:Photo: Twitter
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" She concluded, with confidence, "I'm sorry for the world losing this gift, but he's not gone.
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Click through and make some mental notes so you can rock your next interview with confidence.
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They are so blurry that all I can say with confidence is boy, are they tall.
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He needs a GPS device so that he can set out on the road with confidence.
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And she's done it all with confidence, a winning smirk, and an uncommon amount of swagger.
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Neither were the kind of thing that imbues you with confidence in a company's programming choices.
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Stopping into PEOPLE's photo booth after picking up her trophy, the singer was beamed with confidence.
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The weekend is over and it's time to attack the week with confidence, positivity, and energy.
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"I'm an NYPD officer and I protect the city of New York," Owens said with confidence.
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I introduced myself to some bigger, beefy guys, genuinely and with confidence and I was successful.
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But while most Americans fear their country has slipped into decline, China is brimming with confidence.
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"So I made it to Harvard...," she began her speech, flipping her long ponytail with confidence.
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To beat Facebook and Google's duopoly, Snapchat needs advertisers to build and buy campaigns with confidence.
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Brawny, brimming with confidence and not a sufferer of fools, he was already fixed on smallpox.
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" She groups all the silly ingredients onto a pantry shelf and says, "Keep these with confidence.
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With this new solution we were able to optimize our investment and increase spending with confidence.
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They could predict, with confidence, the future — a profitable future for the residents of Porter Ranch.
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The Yankees are playing with confidence and finding new heroes almost daily on their overhauled roster.
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If you really believe something is worth sharing, then own it and share it with confidence.
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Hopefully, when the new system arrives, it will help you to choose your sushi with confidence.
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In this series, Trish teaches us how to walk with confidence in a very threatening world.
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"Hold your head high, rock your look with confidence, and people will appreciate you for it."
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With confidence that a great future was written in his stars, Augustus made his horoscope public.
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Markets are particularly bad at pricing in seismic events that are hard to predict with confidence.
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Ask yourself questions like: This involves taking the appropriate actions to complete your work with confidence.
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I walked away from this study with confidence that the voice-user interface has gone mainstream.
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Polls show majority approval for the government's efforts, with confidence high, panic low and scant hoarding.
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Dissent, free speech and the freedom to choose with confidence and without fear are under strain.
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The indefatigable Thiem, of Austria, heads to Paris with confidence after a fantastic clay-court season.
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How will a machine learning algorithm ever get enough training data to predict them with confidence?
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How this will all end, no one can say with confidence, except, perhaps, for Watson. ♦
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Get 30% off PhoneSoap products with the code "cyber30" and click that RSVP link with confidence.
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I can say with confidence our homeland is safer today than when I joined the Administration.
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Many professional men brim with confidence because they have spent years getting to know their abilities.
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The special counsel regulations were written to provide the public with confidence that justice was done.
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"Honey" and "Human Being" anchor Honey, both rife with confidence and a sense of self-care.
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If you come in strong with confidence and style, you set the tone for the whole deal.
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What's more, many audits are not vigorous enough to establish with confidence that no interference has occurred.
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Here, shop with confidence knowing that your purchase is supporting a ocean conservation and marine biodiversity efforts.
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Just because someone says something with confidence, that doesn't actually mean they know what they're talking about.
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The additional context, perspective and insights we provide help investors to make important credit judgments with confidence.
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She approached the pole with confidence, climbing to the top with the core strength of a pro.
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This line needs to have a further successful retest before the line can be used with confidence.
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The two CEOs of the fake Supreme were ushered onstage with confidence during a product launch today.
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Once you remind yourself of the dynamics of a professional relationship, you can initiate conversations with confidence.
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"I loved how our guards stepped up ... (and) were shooting with confidence," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said.
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She created #ShapeMagazine after years of helping women with confidence and tips to be healthy and fit.
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These are the favourites (according to one major bookmaker) and they don't exactly fill you with confidence.
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Can you say today with confidence that your business is operating at maximum efficiency and maximum productivity?
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There are also quizzes and exam simulators included so that you can take the tests with confidence.
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And love remains mysterious enough that even the most refined algorithms cannot predict mutual attraction with confidence.
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Nebraska played with confidence and was physical, making Edwards work hard for his nine first-half points.
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"We're playing with confidence right now," said Sutter, who scored for the first time in eight games.
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Whoever wins will face an energized Democratic base that is swelling with confidence after Ryan's sudden announcement.
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Successful people struggle with confidence issues as much as, if not more than, the average person. Why?
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Buyers want to shop with confidence, and this is an easy way for them to do it.
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After taking some 5,000 pictures, he could assert with confidence that no two snow crystals are alike.
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New technology has given us the tools to approach and mitigate these challenges with confidence and deftness.
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Russell hit another 3 on the next possession, backpedaling with confidence and setting off a wild celebration.
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Vardy finished with confidence after Shinji Okazaki latched on to a poor back pass from Salomon Rondon.
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He brimmed with confidence going into the French Open, which he has won a record nine times.
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The scale, shadows, and points of contact with existing structures are each handled with confidence and flare.
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As with climate change, the implications of the Covid-19 pandemic are difficult to predict with confidence.
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But that did not stop Mr. Economides, who was still brimming with confidence in the new year.
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I still struggle with confidence…it&aposs going to be something I&aposll always be working on.
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Before the game, Manager Terry Collins said his top priority was for Harvey to pitch with confidence.
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The planet of communication, Mercury, enters Leo, making it easier to communicate with intimidating figures with confidence.
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Instead of a person looking down in introspection, we get someone looking out at us with confidence.
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"I think we're feeling like a team that's playing with confidence," star center Karl-Anthony Towns told reporters.
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"Every move you did, you did with confidence, with love, and compassion," D-Trix said in his analysis.
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"I'd say with confidence that foreign threats against the Islamic Establishment (of Iran) are futile," said Brig. Gen.
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Playing with confidence after its stunning upset of SEC co-leader LSU Wednesday night, Vanderbilt stayed in contact.
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But you have to wear it with confidence in order to nail the sexy aspect of the look.
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His voice booms with confidence as he discusses his career but grows defensive when that goal comes up.
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I've enjoyed alcantara on the Shure SRH1540, so I can speak with confidence about its long-lasting comfort.
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All we can say at this point with confidence is that the process will likely be dragged out.
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For someone with nearly 10 million followers on YouTube, it's surprising that Mota ever struggled with confidence issues.
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Plus, with confidence-inspiring handling and high limits of adhesion, it's easy to carry speed through the corners.
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Download the brand's accompanying mobile app to create custom flight routes, and take to the skies with confidence.
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As such, you can buy the pack with confidence, knowing there won't be any Andromeda spoilers contained therein.
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Queiroz was nonetheless proud of his players, and said they would head into the Portugal decider with confidence.
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"We want our guys to shoot threes with confidence and I think (Saturday) we did that," Jordan said.
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At the same time, we've got to have our own feel for it and go forward with confidence.
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Yet the Prime Minister handled it all calmly and with confidence, which had been lacking in recent appearances.
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He attacks closeouts with confidence, can snake a pick-and-roll, and is dangerous with his feet set.
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"I move on with confidence that the Foundation can meet new challenges in a challenging environment," she wrote.
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Pence also said at the Faith and Freedom Coalition conference that Trump is approaching the summit with confidence.
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Robust campaign organizations remain the best vehicles for exploring options, distilling key considerations, and moving forward with confidence.
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With additional lending data, it might just be possible to underwrite loans with confidence for these underserved customers.
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After stepping in for injured Nick Foles, Minshew and his mustache have taken to the job with confidence.
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Two Indian teenagers were bursting with confidence while showing off their knowledge in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math).
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I can tell you with confidence I'm still on the hook for $6 million or $7 million, easily.
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And they can do that with confidence as the games and accessories, and friends, all come with them.
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For his part, Pence played the role of a midwestern Roger Sterling, dripping with confidence and self-superiority.
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O.K. WITH CONFIDENCE Patrick Reed garnered some attention in 2014 when he called himself a top-five player.
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Although he was ashamed of his privilege, she said, his heritage — and his namesake — imbued him with confidence.
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That kind of structured data can be plugged far more easily into a database and queried with confidence.
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That, in combination with a tweet, we were able with confidence to say a mass shooting was happening.
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It could help with confidence, said Mr Powell, but could not create a "settled rulebook for international trade".
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On Friday, when the Sun conjoins with communication-ruling Mercury, we'll learn to express our opinions with confidence.
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Days of camping out imbued them with confidence, with a significant amount of people wearing helmets and gasmasks.
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"Tonight, let's go forward with confidence and pride in who we are and what we believe," Duckworth said.
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You should move forward in the process with confidence that you will make it to the next stage.
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The planet of communication, Mercury, finally leaves Cancer for Leo, helping you talk about money moves with confidence.
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Julian Ehlrich's falsetto is yearning but brimming with confidence, a more powerful iteration than on the band's debut.
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When girls — and women — act with confidence, make bold moves and lead with courage, we get shot down.
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But it's not over an hour like the last two, and it actually moves with confidence and purpose.
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Investors cannot invest with confidence if they see that the regulator is acting outside of its own rules.
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Trump delivers his policy pronouncements with confidence and brio, so it's easy to assume he's committed to them.
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While I struggled with confidence during my daytime job hunt and post-college life, at night, I was different.
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That provided management with confidence that customer loyalty will be more likely to be kept in the long run.
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For all three, there are real issues to consider, but startups in the UK can face them with confidence.
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If integrity is indeed your goal — and it should be — don't be afraid to speak and act with confidence.
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Protecting our future, allowing our children to walk into school with confidence, without fear should ALWAYS be our priority.
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They participate on the same level, present their work with confidence and have an easy rapport with their coworkers.
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"I can say with confidence that all the members of the Coalition (Elsevier included) embrace open access," Milne says.
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Aided by a new breakover haircut, Katy Perry walked the red carpet at Sunday's iHeartRadio Music Awards with confidence.
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If you take time to sift through your feelings now, you'll be able to express yourself with confidence later.
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Likewise, the opposition Labour party is facing a leadership crisis with confidence in Jeremy Corbyn at a low ebb.
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I can say with confidence that the Fujifilm X-T220 is a better stills camera than both Sony alternatives.
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The teams have progressed through different means but each arrive with confidence after rousing wins in their last starts.
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For the wedding, I want to walk in with confidence and for my daughter to feel proud of me.
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Fortunately, you only have to spend a little bit of time learning about this stuff to speak with confidence.
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If you find an alum connected to a particular company or industry you're interested in, approach them with confidence.
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She wears color and textures with confidence and energy, and I think that speaks for her music as well.
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I've seen many ideas never get traction because they weren't presented the right way — with confidence, enthusiasm and conviction.
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That news broke on Friday that the US economy performed with confidence in the third quarter likely didn't hurt.
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MIWD00000PUS touched another record high with confidence in another strong earning season offsetting worries over valuations becoming too elevated.
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Though British wild cards often prove to be overmatched cannon fodder in the qualifying tournament, Willis played with confidence.
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Yet, for the first time I'm also saying no with confidence, knowing that I have other options for work.
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Women all over social media will take their makeup free selfies and show off those flawless complexions with confidence!
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It's done with confidence and knowing that we want to control the football for as long as we can.
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They're looking for fixes, so that we can know with confidence that we control our own destiny going forward.
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They brimmed with confidence about their capacity to push for a new moral, ethical and social framework in tech.
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Maintaining a sense of calm and traveling with confidence can go a long way to easing any lingering fears.
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Readers will feel reassured that Nate will survive high school and go on to pursue his passion with confidence.
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Honest and accurate online reviews help us buy with confidence and are essential to making these online markets work.
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" Sondland, a hotelier and former Trump mega-donor, responded with confidence that "we have identified the best pathway forward.
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It'll be, I predict with confidence, intellectually flaccid: there'll be bromides, clichés and amen-corner rah-rahs in plenty.
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Quintana worked with confidence and efficiency, challenging the United States hitters by spotting his fastballs and changeups with precision.
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Ask yourself: can you say with confidence what the Democratic agenda is, and how they intend to wield power?
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"We went in with confidence that the courts would agree with us," the ADF's Roger Brooks told the newspaper.
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People with confidence listen more than they speak because they don't feel as though they have anything to prove.
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If nothing else, the matchup represents a wide disparity in ranking numbers, but Falconi enters the match with confidence.
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Schiff said he could say "with confidence" that there was significant evidence of collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia.
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"There isn't a neuroscientist alive who can say with confidence which sex any given brain belongs to," she writes.
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I just try to work off of him and shoot the ball with confidence and make plays when it's time.
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He said both countries had agreed to de-escalate tensions in the Aegean Sea and proceed with confidence building measures.
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We enter 2017 with confidence, based on our investments in next-generation networks and the new capabilities we have acquired.
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He said both countries had agreed to de-escalate tensions in the Aegean Sea and proceed with confidence-building measures.
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Once you complete the courses, you'll be set to write your own programs independently and face technical interviews with confidence.
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If you want to wear something and you wear it with confidence, than anyone can kind of pull anything off.
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I can say with confidence what happened is not what this country believes in and what this community believes in.
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The alliance is flourishing on the ground, building up forces, transforming its institutions and squaring up to Russia with confidence.
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If the infected group has significantly more microcephalic babies, researchers can say with confidence that the virus was the cause.
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To decline with confidence, say that you're at full capacity focusing on x, y, and z (your Four Square priorities).
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In the past, Mindy Kaling has spoken about how her "weird" friendship with B.J. Novak has imbued her with confidence.
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With the defense and lineup we throw out there every night, it's hard not to go out there with confidence.
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Ahead, find straightforward explanations of the terms you see everywhere, and shop for yourself and your furry friend with confidence.
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By the end of the class, you'll be able to write tests and test user interactions with confidence and ease.
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Russian president Vladimir Putin knows that too, and that's one of the reasons he invaded Crimea with confidence in 2014.
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We became comfortable with our ability to work out safely and efficiently — and to walk around the gym with confidence.
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"We close the first-half completely in line with our expectations and enter the second-half with confidence," she added.
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"I'm someone who's always struggled with confidence and has had a lot of 'bad days', like many people," she wrote.
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We didn't have a date the week prior, but she jumped into the day with confidence that absolutely captured me.
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But no matter what the details encompassed, they came together with confidence — and there is no confidence like Prince confidence.
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The U.S. Women's Gymnastics Team entered the Rio Olympics Arena with confidence, smiling brightly and waving happily at the crowd.
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What he lacks in experience and foreign travel, he compensates for with confidence, focus and a battery of consultants' reports.
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The "move fast and break things" culture rewards those who announce promising new directions with confidence, often neglecting existing resources.
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If it doesn't go the way we would like it to go, I will tell you with confidence that Gen.
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In that spirit, I am writing to respectfully request your support for Speaker, and do so with confidence and humility.
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But Euron is brimming with confidence since he's lashed a priest of each faith to the prow of his ships.
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If you're a first-time customer, you should shop with confidence knowing that you'll get a quality garment in return.
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The older one, a process engineer named Ricardo Valdez, was handsome, carried himself with confidence and liked to crack jokes.
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Many of the new pollsters have become familiar enough that journalists and readers have started to cite them with confidence.
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They ran daringly in and out of passing lanes, wove multilayered combinations, and pinged the ball with confidence and intent.
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Maybe he has learned from those unforced errors and will enter his second term with confidence but also essential humility.
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Still, Frieden said, 'anyone who says that they know where this is going with confidence doesn't know enough about it.
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"We went in with confidence that the courts would agree with us," said Roger Brooks, a lawyer for the group.
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It should stay in the U.S. so that when Americans invest in this space, they can do so with confidence.
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Mr. Putin, eager to shake Western resolve on economic sanctions, has accommodated with confidence-building steps, like the prisoner swap.
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What we can say with confidence is that these characteristics are distinguishing elements of efficient, lower-cost health-care systems.
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"It was my responsibility to speak with confidence on the safety of the city's water supply," Martin told BuzzFeed News.
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Because, in reality, we can actually say with confidence that most of these clinical studies are not to be trusted.
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Doing so will provide developers with confidence in the regulatory process and allow them to more quickly challenge international competitors.
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This is the first smart watch that feels like a mature, well-executed product that you can buy with confidence.
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Since Cuvier's time, paleontologists and geologists have identified with confidence five major mass extinctions — the Big Five, they call them.
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If there's one thing I can say with confidence about these ads, it's that everybody around my age knows them.
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He said that if his team of prosecutors had determined with confidence that Trump was innocent, they would have said so.
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But, as with so many other stakeholders in America, few are willing to predict with confidence what President Trump will do.
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More experienced liars might overcompensate and stare with confidence, according to The Daily Mail's article on a University of Michigan study.
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It is an important step to unlock shareholder value for Yahoo, and we can now move forward with confidence and certainty.
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These are just some of the steps we take to assure high-security users they can use our products with confidence.
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The site's net neutrality page includes short instructions and scripts for you to read from, so you can speak with confidence.
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"Today I can say with confidence that we know whom to contact in every state to share threat information," Nielsen said.
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He can miss two or three in a row and if he has any daylight, he's going to shoot with confidence.
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If you didn't possess these values, you would not be commissioning today, so go forth with confidence in your own abilities.
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Optimism instills the Americans with confidence that they can still achieve what needs to be done to advance in this tournament.
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Should I have the honor of serving as president, we are also going to start facing the world with confidence again.
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"With the Phantom 2100, we are entering an era where even beginners can fly with confidence," said DJI CEO Frank Wang.
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The bank said it was starting 2018 with confidence "in an economic and financial environment that should gradually be more favourable".
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Think about yourself walking up to the front of the office and speaking with confidence, and then receiving a standing ovation.
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García came to the Nedbank last year with confidence and momentum coming off the Ryder Cup and a win in Spain.
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I think it's unbelievable to see how he's backing it up, but I think he's definitely playing with confidence right now.
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He will leave town brimming with confidence as he sets his sights on the U.S. Open that starts late next month.
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The big difference is that successful people are familiar with dealing with confidence issues, and have strategies to cope with it.
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Stier said the surveys found that roughly two-thirds of engagement rankings were correlated with confidence in the agency's senior leadership.
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They turned to New Relic to instrument everything in the digital experience to make sure they can move fast with confidence.
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I told them: Now that I've done this program, I can say with confidence that I don't believe in separate pipelines.
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The team is brimming with confidence and is the beneficiary of huge investments in training and coaching by clubs back home.
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Mr. Nixon then took the enormous stage with confidence, smiling incessantly, assuring millions of viewers that the New Nixon had arrived.
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The conclusion: "We can say with confidence that there will be more weight-restricted days, and larger weight restrictions," he said.
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"The Bell Centre is a great atmosphere, and they always play with confidence there with the crowd behind them," he said.
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Watchmen Damon Lindelof's provocative "remix" of the beloved comic finished the season with confidence, completeness and no shortage of stylistic bravado.
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Purchases even include a dedicated support line for 30 days after you recieve the item, so you can buy with confidence.
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Preventable health problems Previous studies could not attribute with confidence whether maternal death was caused by anemia or another medical condition.
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Given Strzok's strong opinions, Horowitz said, he couldn't conclude with confidence that Strzok's personal views didn't bleed into his investigative decisions.
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It would have to be an incredibly large one and I can say with confidence that that is not the case.
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"The threat of terrorism is very real," he said, while adding that "those traveling should go about their business with confidence."
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APRA chairman Wayne Byres says the inquiry aims to provide the community with confidence that any shortcomings identified are promptly addressed.
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Like clockwork, the leaks have begun, though at this early date it's a little hard to nail down precise details with confidence.
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Here's the trick: She comes off as purposeful and chic, no matter what she's trying next, and carries each look with confidence.
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I feel like when people wear certain looks or certain things with confidence, they're going to rock it out no matter what.
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What we say with confidence is there's dramatically more consistency and for every delivery I know I'm gonna make a fair amount.
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Kochava intends to continue connecting the dots of fraud across the adtech ecosystem so that our advertiser clients can spend with confidence.
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According to Teufel, Flores puts in the work to "stay sharp," which in turn has imbued the Mets with confidence in him.
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It is difficult to estimate with confidence how many more times he will inevitably feature on our front page in the future.
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The sisters both commute to work alone with confidence but take precautions to be sure to "keep themselves safe" whenever they're out.
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Travelling to work on the tube this week, your blogger saw an ad offering readers the chance to "Trade Cryptos with Confidence".
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I definitely think that we need to work hard to do everything that we can to get to 2 percent, with confidence.
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"We want customers to be able to shop with confidence on Amazon," Erik Fairleigh, an Amazon spokesman, wrote in an e-mail.
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You could walk into the new year with confidence, knowing that no matter what 2017 might bring, your estate is in order.
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Now I wear that strappy dress with confidence; I tie the jean jacket around my waist instead of always having it on.
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However, researchers still can't tell with confidence whether any newfound worlds can sustain life — and might not be able to for years.
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Uncertainties in their calculations, the skeptics say, make it impossible to determine with confidence how bad the future was going to be.
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"The problem with confidence is it's inherently quite fragile, and it gets more fragile the longer the economy remains weak," Tang said.
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Steve Scalise, who is seriously wounded -- but I can say with confidence that he continues to receive the best possible medical care.
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"That doesn't fill me with confidence," said another bond- holder who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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Here was this young, self-described "pretty" boxer who could dazzle you with his raps, who was always bubbling over with confidence.
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After 40 years of horrific war, this country is moving full steam ahead with confidence and its eyes fixed on the future.
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I'm pretty much always down for characters breaking the fourth wall, and this teaser does that with confidence for a minute straight.
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A no-fail wardrobe stocked with fiery pieces that come with confidence-boosting capabilities to block out even the most trying times.
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The U.S. can build a campaign of economic pressure and incentives with confidence that an expansive community of nations will uphold it.
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Both the trade headwinds and political crisis have fanned business pessimism, with confidence slumping to its lowest on record, the survey showed.
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" "We need call authentication to become a reality — it's the best way to ensure that consumers can answer their phones with confidence.
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But for cases like my daughter's, learning these approaches can provide a script to help a child handle social conflict with confidence.
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I know how to play on clay with confidence if I'm in good shape, and in a good mood and have energy.
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Like any situation you just approach it with confidence and hope they don't skin you alive and wear you as a suit.
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I knew — not surmised — a couple of long entries, something that always fills me with confidence when diving into one of these.
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Years later, I can say with confidence that this country has offered for me opportunities I never would have had in England.
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"We are committed to providing our customers with all the information they need to continue to use DevaCurl with confidence," they said.
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They'll likely do it with confidence after checking the recent Gallup poll that finds him at a new high of 49% approval.
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We've done a little digging to find out what might be in store this season, so that you can shop with confidence.
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I can enjoy the extra time I have with my baby and provide her with breast milk with confidence — a win-win.
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Stepping up to half-court with confidence during Friday&aposs game against the Pelicans, Peterson sunk his shot and went bonkers celebrating.
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"You want guys playing with energy, you want guys playing with confidence and making plays and trying to do things," Carrick said.
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Do your homework on the company's time-off and expense-management requirements so you can approach your boss with confidence, Bradley advises.
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"I can say with confidence that this country has offered for me opportunities I never would have had in England," she said.
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Vapium also makes a version specifically for hunting, but the idea of mixing guns and weed doesn't exactly fill me with confidence.
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"As I stand before you today I say with confidence, jobs are back, confidence is back...and under President Donald Trump," he said.
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Time will tell what she lands on next, but after Wonder Woman, there's one thing we can say with confidence: count us in.
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Marni Walden, executive vice president for Verizon, reportedly "can't say with confidence one way or the other" whether the deal will get done.
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The following pages are an exclusive preview from their upcoming issue, and we can say with confidence it will be a surreal one.
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There is one reason revealed by the survey why smaller businesses are less likely to be expanding and hiring with confidence: interest rates.
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It can be said with confidence that China's ruling classes claim to be deeply frustrated by the America that elected President Donald Trump.
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Mean Howard is a successful asshole spy, brimming with confidence and competence, while nice Howard is an amiable nonentity and a good person.
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The teeth were dated by other researchers to between 1.4 million and 850,000 years ago, with confidence leaning more toward the older figure.
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"Never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it," she declares with confidence, her voice playing over an old-school radio.
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The following exchange in the video above didn't exactly fill me with confidence: User: Alexa, what can I make with chicken and mushrooms?
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Her job is to amp up the foot soldiers at the firm, to arm the analysts with confidence and ice-cool reasoning skills.
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He started the next week, against Tampa Bay, but was unable to run or anchor his foot to throw with confidence and precision.
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The Pelicans ought to mix 4-5 and 5-4 pick-and-rolls into their offense, and they should do it with confidence.
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Making decisions with confidence No matter how smart one's advisers, Naftali has never heard of a presidency where everyone on the team agrees.
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Daniel came home beaming with confidence and excitement, and didn't miss a beat on prepping for our daughter's arrival using his newfound skills.
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A team of bicycle attendants alongside, the runners covered the first five miles with confidence, though few had truly trained for the distance.
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"We could stand up in front of our staff and state with confidence that we are using a proven decontamination method," Brown said.
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A survey showed the health crisis reversed a recent upturn in business optimism in Britain, with confidence falling to a six-month low.
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The president's tone was a triumphant one, and he spoke with confidence about winning North Carolina this year, as he did in 2016.
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Ansari, meanwhile, oversaw a panel about his show and spoke about Season 2 with confidence, even if it wasn't official at the time.
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"There will be a second and a third (market foray), to approach August 25 with confidence and emerge from the bailouts," he said.
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If you go in with confidence and make it easy for them to say yes, everyone will be relieved they've found their match.
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Another reason the Rams will head into Sunday's game with confidence is their near victory over the Seahawks at Seattle on Oct. 3.
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Brimming with confidence and free of injury, he is looking to add a downhill victory on the 2,232-meter Corviglia course on Saturday.
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Good parents in search of the "right" books to read to their little ones have long turned with confidence to Caldecott Medal winners.
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The moment he hit the stage in both Boston and Philadelphia, he proudly danced, swaggering to the front of the stage with confidence.
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The dramatic move by House of Representatives Democrats compounded investors' anxieties with confidence already shaken by new worries about U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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When she started her first business, she wasn&apost brimming with confidence or able to function on little sleep like other stereotypical entrepreneurs.
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But if the head of marketing or the CEO is anything but standing up straight and opening themselves up with confidence, he's concerned.
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Spieth was not only more comfortable with his swing all week but looked like his old self on the greens and putted with confidence.
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He's got to set the pace that we want to play at, he's got to be aggressive and he's got to play with confidence.
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Her ability to navigate that kind of tricky situation with confidence is what makes Kacey Musgraves the most important figure in country music today.
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That's why we need call authentication to become a reality—it's the best way to ensure that consumers can answer their phones with confidence.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)And after a couple weeks of using them both, I can say with confidence these convertibles are the real deal.
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Spring often serves as a wake-up call to get in shape quickly, so we can enjoy the time outside with confidence and comfort.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence, and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," Constand wrote.
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I feed her Natural Balance, a dog food that I can buy with confidence, and one of my sponsors for the 2018 Paralympic Games.
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She meant for the advice to be about showing up to every job interview with confidence in order to get the job you want.
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But local officials said the strike hit a wedding party, and CIA analysts could not say with confidence that all the dead were combatants.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence, and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," she wrote.
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I am fiercely dedicated to shifting the path forward for women, encouraging them to forge their own career paths with confidence, intention, and optimism.
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" The best way to get over any fear is to face it with confidence, he tells CNBC Make It: "Go and look at it.
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According to the two companies, Bouvier was the mastermind of a fraud, while Sotheby's made it possible by instilling Rybolovlev with confidence in Bouvier.
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To help women successfully take control of their finances, she encourages investing with confidence, rather than stashing cash in a low-yield savings account.
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The Amazing Race is not for the faint-hearted, so it's a good thing Adam Devine and James Corden are absolutely brimming with confidence.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Taurus, and this morning it connects with power planet Pluto, finding you filled with confidence and strength.
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Someone who can fire a weapon with confidence, and talk credibly about gun reform without freaking people out that you're coming for their guns.
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With a recent swap of his old 3-wood in September, he might have a better chance to work the narrow fairways with confidence.
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We've used this research to come up with 10 of the best educational toys available right now, so that you can shop with confidence.
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With confidence I didn't normally possess, I approached the guy who's now my boyfriend, and I spent the rest of the trip with him.
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Gay explained how sometimes putting glitter on certain parts of the body can help with confidence: It's almost like having another layer of clothing.
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But to wear them with confidence, one must be capable of tolerating — and, ideally, enjoying — the sensation of being always aware of the body.
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Developer Inkle Studios has done enough strong work over the years for me to go into any of their games with confidence and curiosity.
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The 27-year-old Cantlay arrived at the Memorial brimming with confidence after a tie for third at the PGA Championship two weeks ago.
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"As the National Space Council meets Thursday, our nation can know with confidence: Under President Trump, America will lead in space again," he wrote.
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A reliable CDS market can help provide investors with confidence to invest in companies that may otherwise not be able to raise affordable capital.
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These classes will help you read a balance sheet, interpret a cash flow statement, and use terms like ROI, NPV, and IRR with confidence.
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Johnson is brimming with confidence from long distance after shooting 22-for-21988 from 290-point range in each of the last two games.
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Pose is set in New York City's 1980s underground ballroom scene and much like this fire sign, is bursting with confidence, warmth, and courageousness.
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Both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with confidence ratings of 27 percent and 28 percent respectively, scored higher than Trump.
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These three young theater figures are moving into the public eye with confidence and a determination to expand horizons for themselves and their audiences.
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That day, Denver, which came into the game brimming with confidence as the No. 763 team in the West, got pulverized by the Warriors.
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He also believes encouraging words from Chili Davis, the Mets' new hitting coach, and Callaway have inspired him to perform with confidence this spring.
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Soon I had graduated from arm floats and could splash my way from edge to edge with confidence, the aquatic tiles flying beneath me.
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A survey showed the coronavirus crisis had reversed a recent upturn in business optimism in Britain, with confidence falling to a six-month low.
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"We start tomorrow night with confidence ... that our players are well placed to bear the proportionate risk of playing a contact sport," McLachlan said.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," she said.
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"Businesses need clear information to support their existing employees - and to know, right now, who they can hire with confidence over the coming years."
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Margaret Perry, the play's Irish writer, keeps the images pouring forth in a lava flow of language that the superb Holahan navigates with confidence.
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He said he planned to use his creative services team and digital marketing and PR agencies to promote the company's "Cannabis with confidence" positioning.
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Small business sentiment is on the rise to kick off 214, with confidence nearing all-time highs, according to data from CNBC and SurveyMonkey.
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However, there are a number of considerations to think about so that when the time finally comes, you can announce your pregnancy with confidence.
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After four days of successfully caring for her newborn 24/7 with the support of hospital staff, Ashley took her baby home with confidence.
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"Sadly, but with confidence and humility ... today, I am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment," said Pelosi just after 9 a.m.
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And as any family does in times of crisis, we come together, and we look forward with confidence that we'll emerge stronger than before.
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And as any family does in times of crisis, we come together, and we look forward with confidence that we'll emerge stronger than before.
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"I can say with confidence that as we speak Hezbollah does not possess accurate [missile] capabilities except for small and negligible ones," he says.
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"We look forward with confidence to taking advantage of the considerable growth opportunities we see in the sector," Rothesay Chief Executive Addy Loudiadis said.
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When the singer talks, she does so with confidence and the occasional laugh that someone else might try to tell her what to do.
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Or will we face the future with confidence in who we are, what we stand for, and the incredible things we can do together?
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"We need call authentication to become a reality—it's the best way to ensure that consumers can answer their phones with confidence," Pai's letter reads.
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These were the details that were truly alarming to me; I can say with confidence that I have never gone a week without these things.
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The Democratic Party potentially has a lot to gain, as was evident as party leaders spoke this weekend with confidence about flipping South Carolina blue.
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On the other hand, they can also imbue readers with confidence that what they're reading is the truth from organizations that maintain high journalistic standards.
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So you can offer up your knowledge to anyone who's curious the next time you're standing in checkout line, holding your trusty tube with confidence.
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Or will we face the future with confidence in who we are, in what we stand for, and the incredible things we can do together?
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The Glif mount holds the phone firmly in any orientation and supports with confidence even the chubbiest of phone cases on the beefiest of phones.
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He says the game can help with confidence, boosting power and focus, improving hand-eye coordination, enhancing your memory, improving your grit and making friends.
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Once we can decode atmospheric chemistry, we can start to say with confidence whether any of the myriad worlds beyond our solar system are habitable.
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But the one thing I can say with confidence is that this thing is loud—way louder than the G5, iPhone 6s, or Galaxy S7.
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It's moving forward with confidence, even at times when you don't feel confident, and reminding yourself that you are worthy,and you deserve a shot.
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I've spent ample time with each of these devices and I can say with confidence that Huawei's cheaper price doesn't translate into a poorer design.
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" But it said there was no government system available to "confirm with confidence that new hires are legally authorized to work in the United States.
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It's like most things — you can only drive a car with confidence if you've spent a lot of time behind the wheel of a car.
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But an injury to Schneider and regular backup Keith Kinkaid needing a day off opened the door for Wedgewood, who walked through it with confidence.
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Do this and the next time someone asks you the age-old "So, what do you do?" question, you'll be able to answer with confidence.
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Abubakar could not have done that with confidence six years ago, even though her home was connected to the national utility, known then as NEPA.
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The CDFA will take dozens of financial factors into consideration that will impact your financial future and empower you to reach a settlement with confidence.
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It hurts their self-esteem, even though, to me and the other teachers, it's obvious that this particular student is the one with confidence issues.
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Everybody goes into it with confidence, but the odds that you will have a truly happy marriage are probably no better than one in three.
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Villa's shot trickled wide left, but the home team walked into the locker room at halftime with confidence and resumed its pace after the break.
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"I hope you have no doubt this is an investment in our security, which cannot be said with confidence about Russian & Chinese spending," Tusk wrote.
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Only with confidence about how everyone around us is likely to behave are we all willing to trust and live and invest with one another.
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I have to understand every precise detail, all the possible strengths and weaknesses of each play, so that I can run the offense with confidence.
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The prize is great: with the conclusion of the negotiations over the coming weeks ... business can look forward to the post-Brexit world with confidence.
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Navarro remembers being filled with confidence when his horse forged a two-length advantage for Emisael Jaramillo, X Y Jet's jockey, with 853 meters left.
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I can tell you this with confidence because I was unfortunate enough to experience this last summer, and it happened in Greece, of all places.
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I give double points to Priya Krishna, their in-house Indian American chef, for inspiring me to go back to some old classics with confidence.
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"This is a city prepared for this type of event, we have everything signposted, meeting points, good roads, they can come with confidence," he said.
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But now, as focus turns to the New Hampshire Democratic primary on Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg is campaigning with confidence — and a large dose of swagger.
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Despite my love for interior design and architecture, I don't understand space and composition, and lack the ability to put a room together with confidence.
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"You need to walk to that space with confidence, hit your mark and then open your mouth and deliver the first line out," Black says.
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I'm pretty sure — I can tell you with confidence that this is the guy that stood with the Constitution even when it cost him everything.
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They would dictate how to properly attribute cyberattacks, so that we know with confidence who is responsible, and they would guide how countries should respond.
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"I think Asian-American actors have really kind of harnessed their power and they are trying to step into the space with confidence," she said.
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And so, at a minimum, we can appreciate that Lindelof and company have finished the season with confidence, completeness and no shortage of stylistic bravado.
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I want her to grow up with confidence that the future belongs to those who value knowledge and understand the idea of the collective good.
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And when you have a legitimate weakness — like having to explain a spotty job history — it can be even harder to go in with confidence.
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With confidence in the House investigation undermined, there is increased pressure on the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Senator Mark Warner of Virginia.
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Biden is dripping with confidence as he tours Iowa two months before the state's caucuses, after endless predictions his candidacy would have crumbled by now.
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" He concluded: "With confidence in our armed forces, with the unbounding determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph — so help us God.
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The authors partly account for these unknowns with confidence intervals; you can read more on wonky methodological questions in the longer version of the paper.
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There, water is a metaphor for life itself: something that should be approached with confidence, but with the knowledge that, finally, it is unconquerable and uncontrollable.
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"It's not necessarily to do with confidence because I'm sure if [Jessica were] sitting here, she'd say, 'Oh, God, I'm not confident at all," Mirren says.
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And of course, an open borders policy would make it impossible for anyone to state with confidence that only law-abiding people would cross the border.
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Whether you're a beginner or an advanced fashionista, scroll down to see how you can rock the 2018 Color of the Year with confidence and ease.
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Miranda sheds some more light on which résumé words to nix and which to play up, so that you can send off your résumé with confidence.
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These two views are then combined by various decision models adjusting the original estimate up or down, and often with confidence intervals and factors of safety.
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The result, during which he looked like his old self on the greens and putted with confidence, marked his first top-10 placing since last July.
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And, look, I don't know you or your kid, but I can say with confidence that some children bully, and your kid certainly could be one.
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This coproduction between Starz and BBC One has already aired (and been well-reviewed) in the UK, so we can look forward to it with confidence.
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"I can say with confidence that they haven't tested it carefully enough to prove that it does work," Aamodt wrote in an email to The Verge.
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"We cannot say with confidence that anxiety is a cause (risk factor), an early manifestation of the dementia, or only coincidentally associated with it," Iadecola added.
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But while they found a few possible locations, the images were not of sufficiently high resolution to confirm with confidence that the lander had been found.
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It's too early to say with confidence that AT&T and other telecoms will fail in these efforts or turn into giant ad-targeting privacy nightmares.
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As he continues to meet more people, Soper says with confidence that there is a vast range of perspectives, values, and life paths among transgender Americans.
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And should your search for the next party take you off-road, Crazy Coolers' all-terrain wheels and suspension lets you tackle rough terrain with confidence.
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That doesn't fill me with confidence that Samsung can pull off the wild trick of making insanely svelte machines that also last for an entire day.
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More likely than not, when you encounter a piece of data that contradicts what you believe with confidence, that piece of data is in fact wrong.
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We have lined up the very best deals on laptops from the sale, so that you can shop with confidence and avoid all the hard work.
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He taught us to look to the stars and planets for understanding, and by the sheer force of his exuberant presence, to do so with confidence.
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On the other hand, we work a lot with confidence and trust and we want to be able to trust what people say in different contexts.
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It's difficult to know with confidence whether shorter wait times in urban precincts in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin would have resulted in a different president-elect.
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Glen said the transition deal agreed by Britain and the EU last month allows financial firms to move forward and plan for the future with confidence.
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He said he is brimming with confidence despite his taekwondo tournament in Rio in 2016 ending quickly with a 16-1 thrashing in his first match.
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First, it is impossible to use any judge's general tendencies as the basis to predict with confidence how the judge will vote in any specific case.
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At the panel in Dr. Bowen's honor two years ago, she recalled being infused with confidence by the ambitious program, which included performing in Carnegie Hall.
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They had occasionally charged forward, Gylfi Sigurdsson carrying the ball with confidence, with downright élan, and Birkir Saevarsson with a chance in front of the goal.
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Once, though, Mr. Lu, 57, seemed to swagger with confidence as the official directed by Mr. Xi to tighten the Communist Party's stranglehold over the internet.
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My way in may not be your way in, but there should be a clue that is easy enough for you to drop in with confidence.
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I've never had someone prep so much and come so prepared — she attacked it with confidence and humility, which is a combination that cannot be beat.
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"Customers are buying with confidence because the economy is strong and they expect it to remain strong," said Kurt McNeil, GM US vice president, sales operations.
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Booker, the 25-year-old New Jersey senator and former Newark mayor, talks with confidence about his team's "slow and steady" approach to the Democratic primary.
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"Customers are buying with confidence because the economy is strong and they expect it to remain strong," said Kurt McNeil, GM U.S. vice president, sales operations.
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The dramatic move by Democrats in the House of Representatives compounded investors' anxieties with confidence already shaken by U.S.-China trade tensions and global recession risks.
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"Last week I said with confidence that 80 percent of the government issues would be resolved this week," said Vadim Denisenko, a lawmaker in Poroshenko's party.
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People who brim with confidence derive their sense of pleasure and satisfaction from their own accomplishments, as opposed to what other people think of their accomplishments.
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I noticed that family members stopped trying to force their opinions on me once I stood behind my own decisions more firmly and communicated it with confidence.
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When transgender models began walking the runways — back in the '80s, mind you — they walked with confidence, like any other model, but they walked in stealth mode.
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Miss Teen USA defies pageant beauty norms When Garris took the Miss Teen USA stage Sunday, she did it with confidence as she wore her natural hair.
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Our site is constantly evolving and we are committed to helping families navigate the complex issues of finding care for their loved ones, safely and with confidence.
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The judges evaluated whether the subjects spoke with confidence about their memories, such as by saying, "I'm certain this happened" or describing emotions related to the event.
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Each course comprises hours of comprehensive instruction, providing you with the tools needed to take the exams with confidence (so you don't have to relive the SATs).
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The key is to put them in with confidence and once they're all in use, use another mirror to look at the back to troubleshoot exposed wefts.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have to be brimming with confidence as they begin a three-game road series against the Central Division-rival St. Louis Cardinals on Monday.
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On the page or in front of the camera, Domino is all about taking long odds and building to the best possible outcome with confidence and determination.
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While TNC arrived with confidence to take the first game, they couldn't stick it out and got knocked out of the tournament with a 2-1 loss.
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I can say with confidence that now, applying moisturizer is one of the most important steps in my daily routine — and I think I've found The One.
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Well, splendid news: We're now well and truly in the middle of yet another golden age of Ghostbusters, and you can dial that number with confidence again.
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"You can see they're playing with confidence, playing hard, and giving us a lot of energy that way," Sharks captain Joe Pavelski said of the fourth line.
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Without having seen many antelopes – defined as wild, two-toed ungulates that elude other classification – I can say with confidence that the wildebeest is the least comprehensible.
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The overpowering nature of Violet's mother, Pauletta (Lynn Whitfield), is matched with confidence by the sprightly Zoe, who quickly snaps back at her in their first encounter.
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Edwards' behind-the-back pass to Trevion Williams broke a 33-all tie, igniting Mackey Arena and deflating a Cornhuskers defense that had been playing with confidence.
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"The people of the U.K. can move forward with confidence that they can access the financial services they will need to seize the opportunities ahead," Carney said.
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A millennial who manages $450 million for the ultrarich explains why her generation feels uncomfortable in the financial system — and outlines how they can invest with confidence
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However, the fact that the majority of people who set goals for the new year give up on their resolutions by February didn't instill me with confidence.
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He will head to the Masters next month brimming with confidence, needing a victory at Augusta National to complete the grand slam of all four modern majors.
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In a recent live webinar, Cruze shared what her own eating-disorder recovery over the past 10 years has taught her about navigating the holidays with confidence.
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He rose up with confidence when they went under (screens) on him, knocked down some huge shots for us when we were down in the fourth quarter.
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SUMIT NAG, 33, online editor for Revolution Media, in Singapore To build your collection with confidence focus on authenticity, quality, rarity, provenance and pieces with accompanying documentation.
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The only claim I can make with confidence is that "The Staircase," ruminative and humane to the end, remains one of the finest examples of this genre.
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I'm an introvert so I know if you're shy, it takes a lot of courage to put yourself into a situation where you show up with confidence.
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The person said the party was "list only," but that a lobbyist had brought the person inside and I could likely join if I approached with confidence.
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And Megan has been such an articulate asset to the Bachie franchise, speaking openly and with confidence about her sexuality ... No doubt opening a lot of minds.
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A trip like this requires a unique setup and Granite Gear's Blaze 60L was the bag that allowed me to set out on the trail with confidence.
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" The authors concluded, "Until more prospective data is available, clinicians should recognize that such effects are infrequent and CHC [combined hormonal contraception] may be prescribed with confidence.
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After a disastrous start to the series in Anaheim, the Ducks returned home with confidence and two gritty road wins, including an overtime victory in Game 4.
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Grappling with confidence in being a strong Black girl was one of the hardest things I ever had to, but I constantly reminded myself of the why.
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However, it needed to observe a change in employment of at least 2,500 workers to say with confidence that the nation added or lost coal mining jobs.
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Speak with confidence, and point to specific, recent accomplishments and the value you've brought to the company as reasons for why you deserve the salary you're proposing.
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"We can say with confidence that if the incident Debbie alleges ever occurred, we would have seen or heard about it — and we did not," they said.
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"I can say with confidence that this country has offered me opportunities I never would have had in England," said Ms. Hill, the descendant of coal miners.
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I tried looking for patterns in the app's preferences, and the only one I could say with confidence is that in general, better-fitting clothes were rated higher.
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The idea is to reduce the uncertainty surrounding a hotel's direct price, and ensure you don't wander off to search elsewhere but instead book direct and with confidence.
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Whereas, ever since the first episode of Westworld, people approach me with confidence, none of that shamed looking at their phones as they mumble 'You're famous, aren't you?
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The former world number one suffered a blip in the second set, when she started nudging the ball cautiously about the court rather than striking it with confidence.
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Mary's doctor did tell her that gabapentin was an epilepsy medication being used off-label, but also said with confidence that it was helpful as a mood stabilizer.
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I can't tell you that the Shure SE535s are the best headphones to spend your money on, but I can say with confidence that they're among the best.
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The only prediction about the mid-terms that can be made with confidence is that many more people will vote for Democratic House candidates than for Republican ones.
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"I want this to be substantial and thoughtful to make sure that in the future, as new technologies are deployed, consumers can embrace them with confidence," Clark said.
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She beamed with confidence as she posed for the camera, but in her caption, Burke said she had to build up the confidence to show so much skin.
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Near the end of their stay, they would walk into the hospital with confidence, sporting sunglasses and button-down shirts and looking "like they were home," Kozin said.
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Although initial expectations were of a trilateral meeting between Trump, Netanyahu and Abbas, those expectations were dramatically scaled back, replaced with confidence-building measures between the two sides.
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"With this connected network of devices, apps, and people, officers can operate with confidence and focus on what matters: the people and community they serve," the release said.
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Some sports bodies that conduct extensive drug-testing of their own, such as the International Tennis Federation, have been able to wave through the Russian contingent with confidence.
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The key, he told me, is to whip the potatoes with confidence, vigor and speed once you add the cheese, to build up the stringiness as it melts.
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"We enter 2017 with confidence that the actions we have taken and the initiatives underway will translate into stronger performance as we move through the year," he added.
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And if that happens, the Cavs will enter the Finals brimming with confidence, knowing that they are as prepared as possible for by far their toughest task yet.
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Dinwiddie is doing that with confidence—every so often he'll launch a side-step three from a few feet behind the line, a la Kyrie Irving—and artistry.
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"I can't say with confidence what President Putin's motivation is for signing this law, but the arguments used by the authors of this initiative were disturbing," she responds.
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Navigable only with concentrated effort, these esoterica force us to reflect on what we can know with confidence, and when unreliable narratives put us in danger of drowning.
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"Sometimes a cunning tradesman, sometimes a stubborn toughness, sometimes glowering, sometimes bowing, but always with confidence that he would make it happen in the end," Mr. Can wrote.
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"We have started our journey for peace and prosperity with confidence that we can build denuclearization and peace on the Korean Peninsula with our own strength," he said.
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The coaches did not seem fazed by the misses, but the N.A.I.A. tournament is more about the players than the coaches, anyway, and most are brimming with confidence.
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Within one to three decades, candidate conservation areas can be selected with confidence by construction of biodiversity inventories that list all of the species within a given area.
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If you see any of these abbreviations listed on the label of your frozen shrimp or at your fish market, you can go ahead and buy with confidence.
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"He's come into the season with confidence, and I think to prove himself," said Pacers coach Nate McMillan who has enjoyed extensive film sessions with his new guard.
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"We are taking action to reset our business and we enter the new financial year with confidence and a strong trading plan," Chief Executive Officer Roger White said.
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So instead of dismissing these services, let's celebrate them for teaching tentative potential chefs basic techniques, instilling them with confidence and allowing them to contribute to the household.
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You can also hit the sale with confidence as many of the items on offer come with a 30-day risk free trial, free delivery, and free returns.
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Investor demand is showing no sign of dropping and with confidence in the strength of the economy high, investors are more bullish about M&A prospects in 2017.
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But virtually all agree we can get very close, which means we can launch the effort now with confidence that we'll solve the remaining problems along the way.
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In two courses and 18 hours of content, you'll learn everyday expressions and other practical communication, grammatical rules, and correct pronunciation so you can start speaking with confidence.
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European Commission data meanwhile showed euro zone economic sentiment dropped to its lowest point in nearly three years in June with confidence falling markedly in Germany and Italy.
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Already, then-independent Morris represented a new kind of country star: one who didn't need to be made-over and market-tested to enter the airwaves with confidence.
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It can definitely help with confidence, and quick thinking and planning, because anything can go wrong and you always have to just plan ahead, plan ahead, plan ahead.
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With the assumption that his community was behind him, he campaigned with confidence that the support dwarfed the opposition which, he assumed, must just be a loud minority.
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The meeting of these approaches – unashamed, celebratory club music and rock star fandom – is what gives Screamadelica its particular mood, half strutting with confidence, half yearning for transcendence.
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"We look forward with confidence to the next stage of growth for Countryside as a publicly listed company," Ian Sutcliffe, the Countryside chief executive, said in a news release.
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Clear legal definitions that allow companies in scope to understand the law and therefore act quickly and with confidence will be key to the success of the new system.
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I used to perform in all vintage dresses but when my music starting taking more of a rock approach I needed to be able to fully kick with confidence.
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We've spent 24 months learning how this works and what's appropriate, and now we feel like we can make these changes to our pages (and our buttons!) with confidence.
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And I think Montblanc can say that's the case with confidence — however I don't think the improvement in quality merits the hefty premium built into Summit's $890 starting price.
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The prime minister's speech does not fill Bagehot with confidence about her ability, or even willingness, to find the right balance as she sets the country's post-Brexit course.
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"We can say with confidence that we have no concerns about these documents and any questions raised about them have been easily answered in the appropriate forum," he said.
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Vinci, Europe's biggest construction and concessions company, said it was entering the last quarter of 2018 with confidence and kept forecasts that revenue and earnings would rise this year.
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This typically involves a commitment to control the budget, a new issue of banknotes and a stabilisation of the exchange rate—ideally all backed with confidence-inspiring foreign loans.
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Being bold and trying something new is almost the best way to create a look that's individual to you — wear every sneaker with confidence and it's automatically a look.
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Check out these deals we found with confidence, including big savings on iPads, Chromebooks, Amazon Fire tablets, and many other options that are great for both work and play.
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Until now the solution was to simply never leave your home (why do you think blogging was invented?) but Thanko's Armpit coolers will let you step outside with confidence.
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"There's a point where you just cross over and you know you can play here, and that's what you see in Dee is a kid with confidence," Mattingly said.
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Yet Mrs Clinton, buoyed by her narrow victory in Iowa, hoped to limit the damage—then advance with confidence to the more diverse states of the West and South.
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When people were right, they were right with confidence, something that would lead me to believe that maybe half of the tasters were just better at telling the difference.
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If we knew with confidence that a recession would happen next year, businesses would not invest or hire, and people would not spend, and we'd have a recession now.
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Since one of us founded and runs a third-party benefit administration company, we can say with confidence that this would add little expense for any company to administer.
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Alma blushes easily, yet there is no twitch of shyness; she bears herself with confidence, and, when Reynolds asks if she will dine with him that night, she accepts.
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"Shoppers can shop with confidence knowing that they're getting the best value available on eBay," said Hal Lawton, Senior Vice President of North America at eBay, in a statement.
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This allowed participants to contribute their creations and actions with confidence, without over-thinking whether what they were doing or saying accurately reflected the intent of the manual's author.
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Many of those youngsters fell by the wayside, finding their opportunities limited either by the influx of talent, homegrown players, or their own struggles with confidence and cultural dissonance.
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While Free File, like any public-private partnership, should be the subject of continuous improvement, it has helped over 50 million Americans file their taxes for free with confidence.
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The Bulls enter the stretch brimming with confidence and planning to continue a rise toward the top of the Eastern Conference, where Friday's opponent - the Cleveland Cavaliers - reign supreme.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's economy is likely to remain weak, with confidence amongst consumers and businesses receding, national statistics bureau ISTAT said on Friday, citing its leading indicator for August.
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This Is Your Life, hosted by Michael Hyatt This is a podcast that focuses on helping overwhelmed high achievers win at work, succeed at life, and lead with confidence.
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Policymakers and macroeconomists could focus on trying to improve overall national well-being, with confidence that a higher growth rate or lower unemployment would be, over time, widely shared.
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His father remembered teaching 2-year-old Isaiah hand-eye coordination by tossing miniature footballs to him and backing up a step every time he caught one with confidence.
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While the call center collecting votes might be secure, and while it's possible to verify users with confidence, there's room in the telephone network for a hacker to intercede.
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" We are excited to work with AWS on Bottlerocket, so that as customers take advantage of the increased scale they can continue to monitor these ephemeral environments with confidence."
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The STX film follows an insecure woman who suffers a head injury that imbues her with confidence; it was mired by backlash to an early trailer and mediocre reviews.
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In this case I was trying to say to Alona the experience that I had, and what I was doing when I was with no confidence, or with confidence.
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Our government welcomes this as a top priority, with confidence that good — faith dialogue within the framework of our Constitution can advance the shared aspirations of all our people.
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However, there remain manpower issues since the State Department is still not fully stocked with permanent senior level officials able and ready to implement a coherent strategy with confidence.
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"Setting aside the unknown scope of the coronavirus, the board of directors is looking ahead with confidence to the 2020 business year and beyond," Chief Executive Detlef Trefzger said.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," she wrote in her five-page statement.
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You'll start looking up fewer clues and approaching the end of the week with confidence, and perhaps paying attention to your solve times (something I've never really progressed to).
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Stephanie Watts added 19 points for the Tar Heels (12-9, 3-33), who played with confidence nearly all afternoon and stayed on the attack behind Kea's hot hand.
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To that end, we've hunted down some of the most highly-rated weather stations on Amazon so you weather geeks out there can talk shop and weather-watch with confidence.
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But she will face a stern test from Suarez Navarro, who is brimming with confidence after arriving in New York on the heels of a finals appearance at New Haven.
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We spend a lot of time tracking celebrity tattoos, so we can say with confidence that, on the list of most-tatted-up stars, Shawn Mendes isn't at the top.
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She appears to glow with confidence, but really she's terrified at the idea of being forever branded *that* girl, thanks to a stream of endless rumors that surround her character.
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This has made it possible to deploy large amounts of wind- and solar-energy with confidence, as biomass provides reliable power on the grid to make up for any variability.
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"The one thing I could say with confidence is that volatility has suddenly come back into the market," said Andre Bakhos, Managing Director at New Jersey-based New Vines Capital.
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This is why during the seven years of GOP attacks against ObamaCare they have never, not once, offered a clear and effective alternative they can take to voters with confidence.
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"It is with confidence in the judicial system and serenity about the correctness of our actions that I await the quick clarification of the situation," Viola said in a statement.
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I'm always a little disappointed when that "fixes" the internet, because now I can't blame Time Warner with confidence, and instead have to sit there worrying about my own hardware.
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The women had big hair and bigger false eyelashes, and with the crowd cheering them on, they sashayed down the catwalk in six-inch platform heels with confidence and style.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Kei Nishikori is brimming with confidence heading into the U.S. Open starting on Monday, despite acknowledging the presence of a flock of title contenders at Flushing Meadows.
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The most pressing question about ruffled fashion isn't how you wear it (answer: with confidence), but rather where exactly one thinks they're going dressed in something with so many petals.
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So I can say with confidence that the current tax package is directly aimed at reducing the current high tax cost of capital and increasing after-tax returns from investment.
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Skin-care brand Hero Cosmetics wants to alleviate one potential source of anxiety — your skin — with its back-to-school deal, which will let you walk into class with confidence.
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Hillary Clinton, brimming with confidence and boosted by poll numbers across the United States, is beginning an ambitious assault on traditionally Republican states to further diminish support for Donald Trump.
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She spoke of Gradian's mission to empower low-resource hospitals and their staffs to deliver anesthesia and perform operations safely and with confidence, no matter what environment they live in.
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British Airlines declined to comment on the reported symptoms or the smoke, but told Business Insider it has provided the passengers with funds for counseling and "Flying with Confidence" courses.
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The most important thing that I've taken away from what she's told me throughout the season is just to play loose and play with confidence and stick to your strengths.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's $4.75 trillion budget proposal unveiled on Monday brims with confidence that the United States economy will continue to expand rapidly, despite recent data suggesting growth is slowing.
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The Swiss great was brimming with confidence from the start, taking advantage of the speedy hardcourts under the open roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium on a warm and sunny day.
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Andrew Garland, as the terminally ill Prior, sings with confidence, as does Aaron Blake as Louis, his shifty boyfriend — here a smoother talker (and singer) than Mr. Kushner's jabbering hysteric.
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But the V8, the snappy transmission, and especially the dynamic chassis feature and the torque-vectoring combined to fill me with confidence on both freeways, byways, and some twisty asphalt.
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Mr. Wachner handled this 50-car pileup of styles with confidence and apparently inexhaustible verve; the singers and the orchestra, NOVUS NY, conducted by Daniela Candillari, shared both those qualities.
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I know from personal experience that a good salary and benefits make for a happier workforce with confidence in their future and more money to spend, thereby benefiting other businesses.
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Quits are considered a proxy for worker confidence and mobility — representing either those who are moving on to better positions or are leaving their jobs with confidence that opportunity awaits.
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Speaking in the post-fight press conference and beaming with confidence, Barboza appeared surprised at the lack of challenge posed by a man ranked third in the UFC lightweight rankings.
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Like any long-term prediction, it's difficult to say with confidence — and I don't want to be alarmist, issuing Cassandra-like warnings of a crisis that's fairly unlikely to happen.
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The singer reveals that in spite of any criticism he's received about his most controversial looks, he always gets dressed with confidence because he believes fashion is all about having fun.
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Having played with one for half an hour or so, I can say with confidence that it's a dandy little device, super intuitive to operate, and was totally accurate and responsive.
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But that does not make it any more acceptable to the party, which likes to think of young Chinese as brimming with confidence in their ability to lead a prosperous life.
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"All investors in Indonesia should be free to trade with confidence, without fear that legitimately executed trades will later be subject to spurious legal action by unconnected third parties," Goldman said.
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Cibulkova, who arrived on the Arthur Ashe Stadium court brimming with confidence after toppling Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber in the previous round, countered with a similarly aggressive game to little avail.
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Even among the "known" risks, like droughts and crop failures, it is difficult for scientists to predict regional effects with confidence, especially at the temporal scale humans need (decades, not centuries).
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"It's still day-to-day, and you don't know what's going to happen tomorrow or the next day, but he's moving around well and throwing the ball with confidence," Saban said.
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"I don't think you can say with confidence that over the next decade the dollar is finished, but the ongoing geopolitical developments suggest that could change in the future," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Roger Federer returns to action under the lights at the U.S. Open on Monday with confidence after he breezed into the fourth round following two five-set thrillers.
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One thing we can say with confidence: The sooner they start to save and invest, the more prepared they will be and the greater flexibility they will have along the way.
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It's recently been expanding the range of activity-tracking gadgets it syncs with, and added a real-time safety feature so athletes can sweat with confidence out on the mean streets.
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Well, I can say with confidence that every glass of jamu I drank produced some sort of short-term reaction, be it sweating, palpitations, or just an extreme sense of nausea.
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They trained up a model that can tell with confidence what a signal profile corresponds to, with the minor variations that come from, say, slight differences in orientation or glass width.
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"We have offered to fund counseling and Flying with Confidence courses, and are committed to continue this close contact for as long as our customers would like it," the airline added.
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What I can say with confidence, though, is that until the final 300 pages "Capital and Ideology" doesn't do much to make the case for Piketty's views on modern political economy.
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Brimming with confidence and stiffened by the experience of playing at, and graduating from, the University of Virginia, Collins, a two-time N.C.A.A. singles champion, is unsurprised by her recent emergence.
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How the emotional Newton will react to this self-imposed turmoil is unknown, but the situation came just as he finally looked healthy, throwing and running with confidence against New England.
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Founders of those startups will receive six rigorous weeks of pitch coaching — you'll work hard to craft your pitch, prepare your demo and be ready to strut your stuff with confidence.
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Looking to help the average person navigate this rapidly-growing trend is Sephora, which today unveiled a new set of standards designed to help you shop CBD skin care with confidence.
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I can say with confidence that if you incorporate them in your own life, you can reduce unnecessary mistakes, reach your goals faster, and enjoy the journey a whole lot more.
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Sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and a heart full of love for America, today I am asking our chairmen to proceed with articles of impeachment.
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"I would like to show you that I am not guilty of negligence, but that I acted in good faith and with confidence with the public interest in mind," she said.
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For three decades after the Cold War ended, Americans lived with confidence that their lives and assets were protected by the unchallenged U.S. military and the deeply established rule of law.
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But what can be said with confidence is that a well-designed MFA system would put the US on a path toward the reasonably priced healthcare systems of other comparable countries.
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"I've done the analysis and I can state with confidence that our level of operations has been consistent over the decades," Richardson said, adding that there had been "no spikes recently".
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Like that film, Rough Night plays in a genre that's been historically dominated by men — both in front of and behind the camera — and it does so with confidence and charisma.
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Appearing on TV regularly, she speaks with confidence and poise about intersectional inequality in Dutch society—based on race, gender, disability and more—and the need to embrace acceptance over integration.
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I can say this with confidence because five years ago, I published a book examining the history of the worst policy failure in modern US history: the government's war on drugs.
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"If we have people continue to be strong and educate ourselves and stand by equal rights and treat everyone with respect, we won't go back to those times," she said with confidence.
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For the most difficult cancers, the day that the word "cure" can be used with confidence remains a long way off, top oncologists and drug company executives said in interviews with Reuters.
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Mertens was now oozing with confidence and an overhead volley at the net saw her break in the first game of the second set before she romped away for a handsome victory.
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"It is going extremely fast and on such a trajectory that we can say with confidence that this object is on its way out of the solar system and not coming back."
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I think Canadians as a whole just recognized that sometimes when you step on the world stage, you should step on the world stage with confidence and that's really what I brought.
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We'd never doubt your skills, but wouldn't a little additional, can-do energy in the form of a gorgeous crystal or two help you tend your budding garden (pun intended) with confidence?
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"Our men and women in uniform are better trained, better equipped, and better led so they meet any threat with confidence," the former chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Gen.
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What Happened tells her side of the story, describing with confidence, humility, and humor what it was really like to run against Trump, and how she started to heal after the loss.
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We have not received any other complaints of this nature and we want to assure our customers that they can continue to enjoy their Flex 2 and all Fitbit products with confidence.
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Watson, who became the first three-time winner on the PGA Tour this season with a victory at the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut, nine days ago is suddenly brimming with confidence.
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One is to provide the trained and ready forces and to be able to say with confidence that we can attack, we can defend, we can do whatever we need to do.
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He also comported himself the way people who have grown up with money often do: with confidence and charisma, or if you're being less generous, like a little bit of an asshole.
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This course aims to take those with little knowledge of social media — beyond personal use — and get them to a point where they can manage a page for their business with confidence.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," it said.
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He's bursting with confidence ("and I ain't just begun / I been running my city like Diddy, you chump"), but he's rapping with such incredible energy that there's no arguing with his claims.
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" Mickelson's teammates spoke about how he had gone out of his way to imbue them with confidence by listing their strengths and saying, "This is why we want you on this team.
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Even when the temperature drops well into the negatives and the snow is blowing in sideways, you can head out with confidence while wearing a pair of Wolverine Drillbit Oil Rigger Boots.
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But I can now say with confidence that we finally have a product that will permit New Yorkers walking down the street the same freedom to ignore their surroundings as Tesla drivers.
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The 6.2-liter V8 pulls like a freight train and is gonna fill you with confidence if you're towing a trailer or if you've got a 2,000-pound load in the back.
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The hope for PR firms is that their clients always knew that but at least now they can keep spending on earned media with confidence that they know what it'll get them.
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Team: Green Bay PackersWeek 5 opponent: at Dallas CowboysWhy you should start him: We can't say with confidence to start Allison, but bold fantasy owners may want to give him a shot.
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This way, you know what something is going to do before you tap on or select it, so you can control your iPhone with confidence even if you can't see the screen.
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Having worked for Speaker Gingrich for 7 years – including during his entire Speakership – I can say with confidence that the conventional wisdom about the man is at best inaccurate and wholly inadequate.
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From simplifying the FastPass+ selection process to landing a competitive dining reservation to making sure you don't completely blow your life savings, Veness's hacks will help you arrive in Orlando with confidence.
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"The Council recognized the importance of these companies for the national economy, and the importance of ensuring that investors could operate with confidence in Saudi Arabia," the state news agency SPA said.
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As these developments approach the cusp of mainstream adoption, what is truly needed is a clear regulatory framework at the federal level that gives developers the ability to move forward with confidence.
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Keenum benefited from a familiarity with the Buccaneers defense — he had beaten the Bucs in each of the previous two seasons — and he hardly looked like a backup, throwing downfield with confidence.
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On Tuesday, he brimmed with confidence, saying that he was capable of averaging 25 points a game (provided he gets more minutes) and that he wanted to play until he was 43.
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He throws downfield with confidence, he smiles more, he uses his legs to create opportunities as a runner and as a passer, and he may finally have shed the "game manager" label.
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You'll find yourself sharing secrets and working through tricky emotional issues with confidence and clarity—it's a wonderful time to dig to the bottom of a problem in therapy and heal it!
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"Most experts and officials that I've spoken to from the Middle East, including close allies — Saudi Arabia, Israel — they also can't tell you with confidence what Trump wants on Iran," she said.
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Life was too slow back home, and walking like a native New Yorker—briskly, with confidence—was something I was going to have to do if I was going to fit in.
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"It is our wish for all women and girls — whether blood sisters or dear friends — that the power of sisterhood fills their lives with confidence and joy," they said in their statement.
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The Economist: In our age of authoritarianism and AI, what fills you with dread that human dignity and rights may suffer—or fills you with confidence that these values will be preserved?
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At 45A I filled in CHINTZ with confidence, but got stuck on Mr. Haight's onomatopoeic BZZT (for some reason when I hear that angry game show buzzer it says EHHH to me).
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Parenting "philosophy" in a sentence: If I want my kids to follow their dreams and live life with confidence and gratitude, I need to model what that looks like in everyday life.
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The Mavericks market Smith, 20, and his uber-athleticism as aggressively as they promote Nowitzki, with confidence that Smith's recent triple-double against New Orleans was merely a glimpse of the future.
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Garcia broke back for 4-2 but Keys was charged with confidence and rattled off the last two games, securing victory by getting down low to dig out a sublime crosscourt forehand winner.
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"Addressing either issue, on a broad bipartisan basis, could give a significant boost to our economy and provide Americans with confidence that government can work for them," the letter, dated February 8, read.
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Knowing Asus' poor track record with developing software and the Windows Store's dire lack of popularity, I'm not brimming with confidence that this initiative will flourish, but I give Asus credit for trying.
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Power Play Even though outwardly, it may look like I'm bursting with confidence, when I see my peers and models in magazines, it can feel like I have so many problems to fix.
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But with confidence in the government returning, Brazil could be set for a comeback ‒ one that could restore nominal interest rates to single digits and put credit rating upgrades back on the table.
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They join Gal Gadot in an effort to "support and encourage women to pursue their own dreams with confidence, strength, optimism, passion, and style," as Global Brand President Anne Talley describes the mission.
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"The Kendra Scott girl has personality, she's not afraid to express herself, she's not a wallflower, she walks with confidence, but she has a heart that beats for her community," the designer explained.
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Through its diverse portfolio of solutions, Nasdaq enables customers to plan, optimize and execute their business vision with confidence, using proven technologies that provide transparency and insight for navigating today's global capital markets.
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Without a clear plan for moving forward, Strickland said, it's difficult for auto manufacturers — and the startups that partner with them to supply cutting-edge technology — to move forward with confidence and efficiency.
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Here's something any Game of Thrones fan would have said with confidence when the HBO show first premiered in 2011: Ned Stark (Sean Bean) would be safe for the duration of the show.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia made heavy weather of their final World Cup warm-up against Hungary on Saturday but will head to Russia with confidence high after two friendly wins, defender Jackson Irvine said.
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The President now faces the kind of test that confronted earlier presidents, some of whom demonstrated the ability to respond with confidence, with gravitas, and with the right mix of diplomacy and militarism.
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World number 55 Johnson, brimming with confidence on the back of his title defense in Houston, converted his two break point opportunities to wrap up the match in an hour and 21 minutes.
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And we can say with confidence that humanity and America are at a special point in time, due to where we are on the prospects for innovation across a wide set of areas.
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However, the difference is that many successful people are used to dealing with confidence issues, so they're often more prepared to manage them and utilize the tools at their disposal to overcome them.
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We're run in a self-sustaining way, and a way that we believe in, because we believe it gives us certainty for the future, and enables us to plan our future with confidence.
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Despite what the vape shop owner may tell you, no one can predict with confidence what short- or long-term health risks may be linked to the device or juice you just purchased.
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Now, having entered the fifth decade of my life, I can say with confidence that the titles below have significantly changed the way I think, act, lead and perceive the world around me.
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Fewer than 10,000 people may have been tested in the U.S. so far, a number so low it's left specialists unable to state with confidence the true extent of the disease in America.
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That's in large part because no one can say with confidence what a pandemic will do to the global economy and financial markets, and whether the measures currently under discussion will be sufficient.
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Whereas the blue wave of the midterms filled Democrats with confidence and swagger, fear of placing a single foot wrong in the 2020 run against Trump has left too many diffident and mousy.
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"I want to be super clear, we are building a process that gives employees the ability to report issues, manage issues, and escalate concerns appropriately, and with confidence in the process," she wrote.
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"We can say with confidence that we have no concerns about these documents and any questions raised about them have been easily answered in the appropriate forum," Mr. Futerfas said in a statement.
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Scientists have determined with confidence, from the hundreds of thousands of cases reported so far, that the recommended period of "self-isolation" should be 85033 days to let the virus run its course.
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But I received both my bachelor's and master's degrees at Liberty, and I can say with confidence that Jerry Falwell Jr.'s disappointing stances do not reflect the guiding ethics of the school.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," Global Times wrote.
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"That book pulls together goal-setting, pulls together tactics frameworks — how people can go and not only structure deals but do so with confidence over time and be iterative in their process."5.
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"Sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and our heart full of love for America, today I am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment," Pelosi said.
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Throughout much of Trump's tenure, the change in employment has been too small for the bureau's economists to say with confidence that coal miners actually added or cut jobs in the real world.
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"Sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders, and a heart full of love for America, today I am asking our chairmen to proceed with articles of impeachment," she said.
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An image of the lead female competitors in the New York City Marathon, who bring me to tears when they run past my Brooklyn apartment each year, filled me with confidence for labor.
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Drawing from personal business experience as the founder and current Chairman of a third-party benefit administration company, we can say with confidence that this adds little expense for any company to administer.
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With confidence money can buy, NGS has already announced partnerships with Pompidou and Tate, buying pre-curated blockbusters, supplanting these exhibitions with the region's side of the story, surely with Singapore on top.
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Nadal, who would move to within one Grand Slam of Roger Federer's all-time record 20 with a triumph in New York, said he has practiced well all week and is brimming with confidence.
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"Once I graduate from one of those colleges, I want to go to med school, and then be a surgical intern, then have my residency, and then be a neurosurgeon!" she says with confidence.
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Can McIlroy, brimming with confidence after his Canadian Open victory on Sunday, end a five-year major drought and become the second Northern Irishman in a row to win a U.S. Open at Pebble?
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It's the secure "s" at the end of "http" that allows users to conduct financial transactions with confidence and trust that a person or place online is who or what you think it is.
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Combining several smaller studies into one analysis and taking the average of those studies can sometimes tip the scales, and let the medical community know with confidence whether a given intervention works, or not.
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I can say with confidence that the C40 solves nearly every complaint I have with competing devices from Scuf, Razer, and others that have tried their hand at the high-end, "elite" gamepad market.
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Addressing an audience of about 200 people with confidence and smiles, Thae on Tuesday said the North Korean system can only endure through a "reign of terror" and by preventing outside information getting in.
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The AP was able to review the accounts of only a minority of Trump staffers: Others set their accounts to private, some could not be found or identified with confidence as Trump campaign employees.
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"With confidence that they're going to be around, the benefit is that teams will be able to invest for the future," Whalen Rozelle, co-lead for Riot's e-sports division, told me in November.
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ROME — As he leads the Five Star Movement in negotiations to form a new Italian government, Luigi Di Maio, 31 and brimming with confidence, seems to have a long political career ahead of him.
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Incorporating these three principles in legislation to mandate E-Verify will provide the U.S. government, the business community, and the American public, with confidence in the quality and security of systems accessing government databases.
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In subsequent months, he would see the statements he made at the White House podium contradicted by the President -- raising questions about the administration's credibility and Spicer's ability to speak for Trump with confidence.
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Improving Simple Models with Confidence Profiles, another AI-explanation method Dhurandhar helped develop with other researchers at IBM, addresses this issue by trying to transfer the behavior of neural networks to interpretable software structures.
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Gone was the derivative indie band that sounded like a hundred others, and in its place was one brimming with confidence, taking cues from forefathers like the Kinks, XTC, David Bowie, and the Jam.
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Studying and working with data sets and behavioral market analysis helped Nguyen launch Hidrate with confidence that a market existed for it beyond start-up founders who forget to drink water on long walks.
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"This substantial level of liquidity offers the group the opportunity to make increasing investments in its own brands with confidence, in order to further strengthen its competitive position in global markets," the statement added.
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For the past 27 years under the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front the only civil servants able to take decisions with confidence were ministers such was the extent of hierarchy in government and society.
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"The Council recognized the importance of these companies for the national economy, and the importance of ensuring that investors could operate with confidence in Saudi Arabia," the state news agency said in a report.
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Backers of the deal, including United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, are speaking with confidence now, but I wouldn't put too much stake in what's said now as compared to six months from now.
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"Other employers who we are not striking have already begun signing our new promulgated contract that has essentially the same terms and conditions that we are asking for in negotiations," says Rodriguez, with confidence.
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"I encourage you to persevere with confidence along the path you have taken in order to make your country a beacon of peace, acceptance and fruitful integration between cultures, religions and peoples," Francis said.
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"We have been suggesting to the Gulf countries to think about collective security mechanisms... starting with confidence building measures and inviting each other to military exercises," Lavrov told a security conference in New Delhi.
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"Whilst mindful of consumer uncertainty and retail trends in a number of our markets, we are confident in the substantial global opportunity for ASOS and look forward to the future with confidence," it added.
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"Sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders, and our heart full of love for America, today I am asking our chairmen to proceed with the articles of impeachment," she said.
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"Sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders, and our heart full of love for America, today I am asking our chairman to proceed with the articles of impeachment," she said.
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We just don't know enough yet to say with confidence what level of carbon price is needed, because very few carbon prices have gotten high enough to serve as a real-world test cases.
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"These guys have made leaps and bounds from where we were as far as making plays down the stretch and going out and playing with confidence when it matters most," coach Fred Hoiberg told reporters.
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The 27-year-old Big Little Lies actress graces one of InStyle's June cover issues—alongside her costars Reese Witherspoon, Zoë Kravitz, Laura Dern and Nicole Kidman—in which she discusses having issues with confidence.
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In a pep talk to State Department employees, Pompeo explained that his repeated calls for the agency to regain its "swagger" meant that diplomats should act with confidence, knowing that the U.S. cause is just.
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Our strength is inside the paint, but when you are getting shots blocked or they are packing the paint to dare you to shoot, you have to be able to shoot those shots with confidence.
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Which of us, after seeing Little Miss Sunshine, doesn't often think of Olive Hoover (Abigail Breslin) performing her pageant routine with confidence, completely disregarding the collective open-mouthed gape of the adults in the room?
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"I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not Bill, more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America," Obama said.
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Plastics could harm human health if they are ingested in certain quantities over time but exactly what those quantities and conditions are, and whether humans are exposed to them is not yet known with confidence.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," it said in an editorial.
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So instead of showing women smiling as they answer the phone or bake a cake, they feature women looking at the camera with confidence while seated in an office chair or wearing a lab coat.
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By the end of the episode, Robert said "I do" to his partner Jamie in a sweet ceremony where you could tell he was brimming with confidence from a week spent with the Fab Five.
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But brimming with confidence and clearly able to adjust to the conditions, the 23-year-old Spieth looks well capable of winning a third major, to add to his 2015 Masters and U.S. Open triumphs.
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For women candidates, many of them seeking elected office for the first time, the success of women in early primary states has provided them with confidence that their sometimes-unexpected runs aren't so far-fetched.
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"I can say with confidence that the attempts by certain persons to stay in power by destabilising the situation ... are futile, and in the very near future will be neutralised," he said in a statement.
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The vision is to create a sneaker a head chef could wear all night in the kitchen without hurting, but that look elegant enough that they could stride into the chic dining room with confidence.
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Forged from ultra-durable 3CR13 stainless steel with a fancy wavy pattern etched into the blades, plus gorgeous pakka wood handles, this set of chef's knives will help you conquer your Pinterest recipes with confidence.
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Lilla contends that the New Deal initiated a golden age of liberalism, filled with "confidence, hope, pride and a spirit of self-sacrifice," all but ignoring extensive scholarship on the era's conflicts and structural inequities.
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"Now that a full financial monitoring team is assembled and active, we can move forward with confidence that these disaster recovery funds will reach those who need them the most," said a senior HUD official.
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But because grandstanding has to do with someone's motivations, which are hidden from view, it's difficult to know with confidence that someone is doing it, just like it's difficult to know when someone is lying.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — As a former college student at a school that was nicknamed "Molson University" for good reason, I can tell you with confidence that people in college drink a good deal of beer.
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"Now that a full financial monitoring team is assembled and active, we can move forward with confidence that these disaster recovery funds will reach those who need them the most," said a senior HUD official.
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"In a world marked by great uncertainty and volatility, the international community is looking to China to continue its responsive and responsible leadership in providing all of us with confidence and stability," Mr. Schwab said.
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Singing with confidence, power and purpose, with both freshness and maturity, Ms. Davidsen, just 32, staked a precocious claim to the great Wagner and Strauss roles that require equal parts youthful flexibility and sheer strength.
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"You've got to love snow, and you've got to like cold," Mr. Malkowski said, as residents walked their dogs through snowy sidewalks and the drivers of even the tiniest cars navigated slippery roads with confidence.
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Iran's President Hassan Rouhani will lay out a proposal this week for a "Coalition for Hope" with confidence-building and non-aggression measures but also an effort to exclude foreign forces from the Persian Gulf.
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Fans almost always take the side of the players when there's an issue with the media, but teams with confidence and swagger don't need to pulls stunts like putting pictures of writers on a wall.
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Many supply-side economists will tell you that to be effective, those reforms need to be permanent, and not set to expire after a few years, so that companies can invest and hire with confidence.
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Earlier, Asian shares drifted from decade highs as Chinese stocks stumbled for a second straight session, with confidence dented by rising bond yields as Beijing intensified a crackdown on risky financing, threatening to squeeze corporate profits.
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The 22-year-old Alpine ski racer heads to her second Olympic Games oozing with confidence after notching 37 World Cup wins, including the first ever in downhill late last year which stunned the skiing world.
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Looking charged with confidence as she exploded out of the start, Goggia really hit her straps in the mid-section of the run and produced a run that perfectly mixed her natural aggression with iron control.
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But with Trump now to fill the vacancy left by the death of Antonin Scalia, and perhaps the departure of other aging justices, conservatives again can look with confidence to the courts to vindicate their agenda.
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And that's why I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman—not me, not Bill—more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America.
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There's been a lot of progress over the past century, but "as a neuroscientist, I can say with confidence that there's not a lot of brain that we understand at that level of detail," says Bensmaia.
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After applying two coats of the color and the base coat, my nails were dry to the touch within about five minutes, so I promptly walked out the door with confidence and immediately destroyed one nail.
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If a client comes in nervous, I might be more nurturing as I spank them over my knee; if they slide into a submissive role with confidence, I know I can be a bit more imperious.
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But because I always try to embrace new situations with confidence, I was ready to let my positive outlook (and, as it turns out, some support from my doppelgänger mom) carry me through this unnerving experiment.
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It's been at least two months since I last attended, but I can say with confidence that if I hadn't gone at all I'd be in the same place I was in April, if not worse.
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Since he has already traveled to the Big Apple, hob-knobbed with PEOPLE employees and made plenty of new friends, Murphy was able to approach this evaluation at the Canine Development Center with confidence and class.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo today, and it will make a powerful connection with Pluto, which is currently in your sign, imbuing you with confidence and handing you the keys to your desires.
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Part of me understands his reluctance: I can say with confidence that literature has never brought him comfort (it was, after all, my mom who took me to the library and taught me how to read).
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Cameron McEvoy, who missed out on the men's 100 freestyle gold in Russia despite being overwhelming favorite, will head to Rio with confidence after storming to the national title with a blistering time of 47.04 seconds.
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It's a book that teaches you how to make recipes for trademarked confections—Milky Ways, Fig Newtons, and Nutter Butters—on your own and with confidence, giving logic to the flavors that seem almost illogically delicious.
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"Kim feels he can come to the table with confidence because of the advances he's achieved in his nuclear and missile program," Suzanne DiMaggio, a North Korea expert at the New America think tank, told me.
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Supplement shakes like these, with confidence-inspiring names like Boost and Ensure, are marketed aggressively to consumers and health care providers alike as a healthful panacea for all those struggling to take in enough daily calories.
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Isner had won only two matches in the first two months of the season, yet somehow Gimelstob — the television broadcaster, former professional player and a member of Isner's three-man coaching staff — was bubbling with confidence.
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With the exception of the Fox Demon, a chibi, two-faced femme fatale who carries herself with confidence and sass, all of the characters in White Snake are remarkably bland, especially the lackluster and forgettable villains.
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"We do not believe that one can predict with confidence at this point that any given cryptocurrency will continue to thrive and gain status as an alternative to traditional currencies in the long term," Nordvig said.
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"Sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and a heart full of love for America, today I am asking our chairmen to proceed with articles of impeachment," she said during that announcement.
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"With nine months of the year completed, I can state with confidence that Volvo Cars is on track for another record year in terms of sales," Volvo Cars Chief Executive Hakan Samuelsson said in a statement.
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We met Trine in Berlin to unlock a few more of her fashion and career secrets — from how to break into the biz to her tricks for stomping her way around the globe with confidence and style.
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On Expectations, Kiyoko delivers satisfying, smart pop with the with confidence of someone who knows what she wants—which is, among other things, to be loved—but refuses to sacrifice her sense of self to attain it.
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"It's a tricky situation, because last year I was going into this tournament with confidence," Svitolina told reporters on Tuesday after edging past Karolina Pliskova 6-3 2-6 6-3 in her second White Group tie.
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"Our product development team, J.P. Morgan, and Nationwide were able to enhance the New Heights product and offer the marketplace a retirement solution that allows clients to retire with confidence," said Don Dady, co-founder of Annexus.
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It's because we strongly believe that no matter what trend you're into right now — from subtle monochromatic makeup to more out-there blue lipstick — your look is most impactful and powerful if you wear it with confidence.
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For a start, in his speech Wednesday, Trump stood firm on his commitment to build an "impenetrable physical wall" along the southern border, and stated with confidence, once again, that Mexico will pay for 100% of it.
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I'm not entirely sure how much weight the studio should give to viewers and critics, or how it should balance outside opinions with confidence in its own artistic vision, but I believe it will get there eventually.
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" Obama on Clinton "I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman -- not me, not Bill, nobody -- more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America.
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Things have scarcely improved since and her last outing before Paris will hardly have instilled her with confidence — a withdrawal citing fever from her first round match in Rome while trailing Mihaela Buzarnescu 6-2 5-4.
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"Tonight, I just felt different ... shot with confidence," said Edwards, who was 6 of 8 from the field, including 33 of 4 from 3-point range to go with five rebounds and no turnovers in 29 minutes.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An index of Australian business conditions pulled back from record highs in March with confidence seemingly taking a hit from the threat of a global trade war as the United States slapped tariffs on China.
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Our goal is a marketplace in which people can shop for food with confidence, knowing the products they buy and the system used to produce them are safe and healthy, and food labels are truthful and meaningful.
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There's something really anti-fashion about the baggy, longer-length shorts, but after seeing so many of them worn so well with tucked-in shirts, I can say with confidence that they can be fashion-forward, too.
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We can no longer say with confidence that "it can't happen in America" — "it" being the transformation of a seemingly stable democracy into a fascist state, led by an autocrat who gains power through lies and propaganda.
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"That's the challenge of being a major leaguer, and another attribute of our club is that they are really good, I feel, at turning the page, coming in with confidence, letting stuff roll off them," Boone said.
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Though the packaging proudly stated that the product is made in the USA, phrases such as "gentleman entry begins" and "rock hard rerctions (sic)" didn't instill me with confidence that these pills were in any way legit.
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I also want to offer special thanks to all Alibaba colleagues and your families, because your trust, support and our joint enterprise over the past 103 years have prepared us for this day with confidence and strength.
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NEWARK — Mayor Ras J. Baraka strode through the room with confidence as he took the stage in a hotel in downtown Newark, which is booming with development that four years ago some feared Mr. Baraka might forestall.
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"Now that a full financial monitoring team is assembled and active, we can move forward with confidence that these disaster recovery funds will reach those who need them the most," a HUD official told POLITICO. Res. Cmmsr.
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"Now that a full financial monitoring team is assembled and active, we can move forward with confidence that these disaster recovery funds will reach those who need them the most," a senior HUD official told Reuters earlier.
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From the Ukrainian perspective, to hear the president of the United States describe your almost six-year-long war that's taken an estimated 13,000 lives as merely a "problem" probably isn't something that fills you with confidence.
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" Below are some of Pelosi's remarks: "Sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and a heart full of love for America, today I am asking our chairmen to proceed with articles of impeachment.
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And that's why I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman — not me, not Bill, nobody — more qualified than Hillary Clinton to serve as president of the United States of America.
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PARIS, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Lufthansa said it will slow planned growth further in the fourth quarter to reflect a difficult market but was looking forward with confidence to 2017, after reporting improved results for its core airlines business.
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In real NBA games, he'll have to learn to shoot the one-dribble pull-up from the foul line with confidence, especially on pick-and-rolls; otherwise, defenders will just pack the paint and dare him to shoot.
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My best advice for those considering following me down the brace trail would be: Do it sooner rather than later, take time to research which style would be best for you, and — most importantly — wear them with confidence.
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After reading countless reviews, looking at a wide array of models, and scrutinising the surprising number of possible attachments (seriously, it can almost get kind of stressful), we can say with confidence that these are the top picks.
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"The survey results are a sharp reminder to politicians in Westminster and in Brussels of the need to provide businesses with clarity about the path ahead, so they can invest with confidence," REC chief executive Neil Carberry said.
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"Not only [is] Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," Chinese state media warned North Korea on Wednesday.
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"This afternoon 6,500 young men and women will be married and with inflation at less than half of what it was just four years ago they can look forward with confidence to the future," its avuncular narrator intoned.
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The trailer for Bridges Jones's Baby doesn't immediately fill me with confidence that the series can rekindle its charm, but the original film's director, Sharon Maguire, is back onboard this time around, which should give fans some hope.
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"This we can say with confidence: His net worth is nothing like the $28503 billion Business Week magazine estimated three years ago and has dropped considerably from our own 22019 estimate of $1.7 billion," the republished piece states.
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My personal solving sweet spot is when there are plenty of entries that you know and can fill in with confidence, with just enough tug from the theme and some tricky clues to make the solve especially satisfying.
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When your child runs in with a full bag of candy at the end of the night with a huge smile, brimming with confidence, you can be proud you are raising someone who is learning to manage life.
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Aden, Yemen — One year into the intervention here by the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia, and backed by the Yemeni National Army, I can tell my people with confidence that we are working hard to restore peace.
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"The rules adopted today, complemented by the new partnership with the industry on cybersecurity presented yesterday, create the right conditions for people and businesses to use digital tools, networks and services in the EU with confidence," he added.
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"The Mueller report has been public since April, and it's time to accept it and let Americans live again with confidence that their elected officials aren't playing Fortnite against one another," he wrote, referencing a popular video game.
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Alex Morgan's clever through ball put Tobin Heath into space on the right and her low cross, pulled back behind the French line, found the hovering Rapinoe who slotted home her fifth goal of the tournament with confidence.
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His run at Flushing Meadows is the deepest he has gone in a Grand Slam but in the semi-finals faces a resurgent Dimitrov who is brimming with confidence after beating Federer in a five-set quarter-final.
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Last year Tsitsipas lost in the final round of qualifying at Flushing Meadows, but he comes to New York as the 15th seed and brimming with confidence, a future Grand Slam winner on the threshold of tennis greatness.
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Behind a polished glass counter filled with carefully arranged steaks, lamb chops and other pristine cuts of meat stand several butchers, thick through the shoulders and hands, shiny with confidence and wearing aprons as white as copy paper.
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Now, as the focus turns to New Hampshire and its primary next Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg has emerged as a formidable top-tier contender, harnessing the momentum from Iowa and campaigning with confidence and a large dose of swagger.
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After reading countless reviews, looking at a wide array of models, and scrutinizing the surprising number of possible attachments (seriously, it can almost get kind of stressful), we can say with confidence that these are our definitive picks.
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Fifth seed Thiem will head into Friday's clash against the young German brimming with confidence, having ended top seed Nadal's bid for a record-equaling 53th Grand Slam title, despite a few wobbles on the way to victory.
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With confidence and unexpected humor, it focuses on a 1941 case in which Marshall defended Joseph Spell, a black chauffeur and butler (played by Sterling K. Brown) accused of sexual assault by his rich, white boss (Kate Hudson).
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But Courier felt Tomic, runner-up in Acapulco on Sunday, and Kyrgios, who retired hurt with a back injury during his semi-final against Stan Wawrinka in Dubai, would come into the tie with confidence regardless of their buildup.
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I already struggled with confidence all the time, if I was good enough to do music because I have this low voice — I didn't necessarily want to be a singer, but I loved singing the songs that I wrote.
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"I can't sit here today and say with confidence one way or another because we still don't know," Marni Walden, president of product innovation and new businesses, said at the Citi 2017 Internet, Media & Telecommunications Conference in Las Vegas.
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But it helps to know, with confidence, precisely how harmful it is and whether a 32-ounce bottle, say, of sugary Gatorade is really balanced by the hour sweating on the treadmill that made you thirsty to begin with.
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"Launching from US soil adds an extra layer of flexibility for our government and commercial customers, offering an unmatched ability to rapidly deploy space-based assets with confidence and precision," Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck said in a statement.
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Threatened by rebel advances last year, Assad is now pumped up with confidence after Russian air strikes reversed the tide and enabled his army to recover lost ground from Sunni insurgents as well as the jihadis of Islamic State.
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That neither Huawei nor Samsung feel confident enough to let us go a bit more in-depth with their soon-to-be-released devices isn't the kind of thing that really instills one with confidence in an emerging space.
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Governments and the media are now trusted by only 41 and 133 percent of people respectively, with confidence in news outlets down particularly sharply after a year in which "post-truth" become the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year.
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Read more: 12 science-backed facts about cheating that all couples should knowBusiness Insider found some of the most intriguing facts on the art of flirtation, so you can saunter over to the object of your affection with confidence.
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The soft-spoken 24-year-old would never describe herself as outgoing—reclusive is one of the first words she picks—but her atmospheric debut single, "The Cure," is akin to the first time she speaks up with confidence.
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I explained the dynamics of street harassment and made clear that the attention she might receive had nothing to do with her clothes or her stride; that there was no shame in being a girl and walking with confidence.
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It became almost routine that once Thompson got the ball, he let it fly with confidence rarely seen outside of a Golden State game, and he broke the previous record of 236 23-pointers, which Curry set in 224.
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"With confidence in all sectors net negative, there is clearly no prospect of a sustained recovery in fixed investment spending or job creation in the short to medium term," Elize Kruger at NKC African Economics said in a note.
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After crushing defeats in 19903, Democrats open the fall campaign brimming with confidence about their prospects for retaking the House, which would give them power to open a wide swath of investigations into Trump or even launch impeachment proceedings.
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Support ranged from 53 to 99 percent of votes cast, a board representative said, indicating that while all of the directors technically received majority votes, at least some have too little support to remain on the board with confidence.
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The Pumas, whose qualification hopes were ended by defeats at the hands of France and England, picked a young team and the newcomers took their chance to play with confidence and ambition that left the Americans clutching at shadows.
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Specifically, the researchers discovered relatively long footprints, possibly belonging to a male Neanderthal, that correspond to an individual between 175 cm (5 feet, 9 inches) to 190 cm (6 feet, 2.8 inches), with confidence leaning toward the shorter figure.
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Another possible reading of what they were doing was dotting every i and crossing every t to make sure that the arguments were really strong enough if they are the final arbiter, they could take that position with confidence.
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"We are looking with confidence and optimism at the success of the Jeddah meeting between Yemen's government and the STC, and unity against the Houthi coup," Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said in a Twitter post.
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On the upside, dressing for the first day at a new job or a big night out (in which lots of Snapchatting will be happening) is as easy as throwing on your trusty standbys and walking out the door with confidence.
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This, combined with the fact that Liz Harris was a woman writing, creating, recording completely on her own, filled me with confidence that I, at the time an 18-year-old girl, could make things that could stand on their own.
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Brooklyn, though, is loaded with confidence after snapping an 11-game losing streak with an eye-popping 143-114 victory over the Pelicans in New Orleans on Friday, scoring the second-most points in a regulation game in team history.
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"SafeTix will allow fans to arrive at a show or game with confidence that their tickets are always 100 percent authentic and will dramatically reduce the amount of ticket fraud event owners are dealing with on event day," he added.
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In November, Graham took Whitaker into his office for a closed-door meeting, and emerged with confidence that Whitaker, who had reportedly taken oversight control of the Mueller probe from Rosenstein, had no intention to obstruct or quash the Russia probe.
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MAJOR GENERAL AHMAD ASIRICoalition spokesmanRiyadh, Saudi Arabia Parents who, after reading your review of my book "Testosterone Rex", might "cock an eyebrow" at my supposed disregard of "studies of actual sex differences", can uncock with confidence ("Gender fluidity", April 1st).
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For now this is strictly foundational work — no one is going to hire this drone to draw a Matterhorn on their house — but there's a lot of potential here if the engineering and control methods can be set down with confidence.
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Given how much politics has changed in recent decades — how much we've polarized, how fundamentally technology has upended communication, how deeply disillusioned Americans have become with political institutions — I can't say with confidence where a generic president would be today.
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We've worked with security researchers and security experts to ensure that the data that's on Scruff stays safe and that our members can use Scruff with confidence and know that their information isn't going to be disclosed to unauthorized parties.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - When Japan's cheap-and-cheerful clothing brand Uniqlo raised its prices in 2014, it was an endorsement of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to stimulate a lackluster economy: with confidence high, even purveyors of affordable jumpers became price setters.
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The only way to counteract FUD in this public sphere — and really, any malign influence campaign — is to use your brain, read the candidates' positions, figure out which one you like the best and vote for that person with confidence.
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The inverse is true of Buttigieg: He draws large, predominantly young crowds — including about 2,85033 people at a Des Moines high school on Sunday afternoon — but no one can say with confidence they will show up to caucus for him.
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I've had some random bluescreens which haven't filled me with confidence, and the amount of BIOS and driver updates shows that Intel, Nvidia, and Dell are still trying to perfect the right balance of performance, stability, and battery life here.
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"I would think every player, any time anybody gets intentionally walked to face you, you have got get pissed off and think that was a mistake and go up there with confidence and try to make them pay," Grichuk said.
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