He started to wonder about the history of the house.
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What I wonder about is when grit veers into workaholism.
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He's Finnish, which makes me wonder about your geographic focus.
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Who wouldn't start to wonder about the nature of reality?
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Now, people wonder about Rio's capacity to solve its problems.
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Sometimes I wonder about these candidates on a personal level.
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You make people we're trying to help wonder about us.
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"It makes me wonder about Mary Alice," my father said.
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I do wonder about the efficiency of these measures though.
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Rohrabacher to wonder about Akhmetshin's connection to the Russian government.
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I'll always want you and I'll always wonder about it.
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Every day is shaped by wonder about whether he's okay.
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I wonder about any social vision that isn't fundamentally political.
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It's not the results of the study I wonder about.
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And then we started to wonder about our own safety.
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I wonder about even more than that, but your turn.
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But here's the part I wonder about — with great sadness.
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But when spotting a new one, I wonder about them.
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While rehabilitating, he started to wonder about addressing the issue.
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Which has, in turn, made me wonder about the crows.
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Other aides were left to wonder about their own future.
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But did you ever wonder about the person filming that moment?
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Ultimately, one must wonder about the equitability of this trade-off.
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We like to keep a sense of wonder about the world.
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This makes me wonder about the other things they aren't avoiding.
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But now that it's Bachelorette season, we wonder about the dudes.
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But now we have a new masked villain to wonder about.
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If others wonder about how he is playing, so be it.
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But I wonder about the idea that Britain doesn't value intellectuals.
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Some people might wonder about sharing their own secrets with Comey.
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Less than that, and you have to wonder about undecided voters.
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Not only that, wouldn't we wonder about the future of Starwood?
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I sometimes wonder about the life of a Facebook birthday robot.
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It's great to wonder about whether we're alone in the universe.
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I don't just wonder about a domestic servant in the 1800s.
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I wonder about women in every single field, every single day.
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I do wonder about the actual appeal of that replayability, however.
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Join us Wednesday, March 6 to notice and wonder about vaping.
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" —just4cc531 "Libraries help me retain a sense of wonder about the world.
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They couldn't help but wonder about the future for Jadon and Anias.
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So we have some reason to wonder about polling from the Midwest.
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It's missing the retro style that makes me wonder about the Conti.
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"If he were not to do it, they would wonder about it."
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"Every woman who worked on the show I'd wonder about," she said.
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They don't wonder about what people are or what the universe is.
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Ordinary savers have noticed and begun to wonder about their own banks.
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I hate to judge, but sometimes I wonder about those French nuns.
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And there are reasons to wonder about Mr. Trump's own financial interests.
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But you had to wonder about the nature of his dual existence.
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My first reaction to "Presidio" was to wonder about the author's name.
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If it could wonder about such things, it might question this prognosis.
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It is to wonder about strange-looking squiggles resembling black licorice shoelaces.
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It was natural, then, for some players to wonder about his motivations.
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Join us Wednesday, October 9 to notice and wonder about global temperatures.
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I wonder about the guy who's replacing Soleimani: his deputy, Esmail Ghaani.
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"I wonder about tactic of calling them fools," Axelrod wrote on Twitter.
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They're so good they make you wonder about the cruel indifference of beauty.
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It made me wonder about all those other sweaty vacation romances out there.
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You weren't supposed to wonder about the facts that had determined people's lives.
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You'll never again wonder about the difference between a porter and a stout.
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A vegetarian side so filling that you won't even wonder about the meat.
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One is left to wonder about Stalin's inner world as war grew close.
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It was also to wonder about the degree of preening and performance involved.
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Join us Wednesday, April 10 to notice and wonder about summer song hits.
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In the Wonder (W) column, write down what you wonder about these insects.
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Poem Ever wonder about the role a sentence can play in a poem?
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Wonks like me look at this list and we wonder about the details.
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It makes me wonder about what drives your art, if not for your audience.
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But what I wonder about is how we teach people to use these things.
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I wonder about what the design goals of fast death are in these games.
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I started to wonder about my boundaries and limits when it came to sex.
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They openly wonder about what Greaves might think when he watches their conspiratorial meeting.
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I began to wonder about the people who spent all day online with Lane.
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And people wonder about whether or not it was important that President Trump won.
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Otherwise I wonder about your decision to place so much MSNBC content on AFN.
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I wonder about the appropriateness of the mother's actions, as well as my own.
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In the long term, you have to wonder about the soul of our country.
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I can't help but wonder about that now, in light of this Times story.
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These reports have led many to wonder about Wexner the man and business executive.
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There are other reasons to wonder about Mr. Trump's friendly view of Mr. Putin.
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Paul didn't wonder about the baby, about why it was being moved like this.
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"They wonder about whether it's safe to go to a movie theater," she said.
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In the center column, write down three things you wonder about the imperial family.
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Maybe that's me not making any sense [laughs], but I do wonder about it.
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The ecological importance of fungi has left scientists to wonder about their evolutionary history.
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What do students notice and wonder about this graph featuring global temperatures over time?
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Write about what you notice and wonder about warming based on your personal perspective.
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"Sometimes I wonder about the man I'll eventually lose my virginity to," Svetlana continued.
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Of course, the advent of robot dogs at all is something to wonder about.
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I think it's folly to wonder about these matters here, now, at your age.
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And what they really wonder about is why the ice fishing is so lousy.
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I am so uplifted by her glad cadences that I wonder about their source.
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If we're being honest, it's hard not to wonder about other people's sex toy habits.
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But for now, we just have to wonder about questions like... Will Nick Come Back?
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"I did wonder about the whole idea from the beginning," he says with a sniff.
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I do wonder about the whole issue and hope that we find out one day.
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But you kind of have to wonder about the thinking that went into this decision.
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So here's an inside tip for patients and loved ones starting to wonder about hospice.
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This has led many researchers to wonder about the last and least-understood division algebra.
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I wonder about a baby coming into this place where you would not keep livestock.
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Even earlier, though, Benson gave her Instagram followers reason to wonder about her relationship status.
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It was her birthday, as Kelly explains, so it's no wonder about all the dancing.
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Not too long thereafter, Kristina began to wonder about the fate of Slick's canine mama.
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After some years of applying that rule one begins to wonder about its universal applicability.
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The thing I still wonder about was when Trump went in on Friday, in Pensacola.
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Her plane lost radio contact with the ground, leaving us to wonder about her fate.
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" She added: "When you're constantly playing tennis, you wonder about when you're going to stop.
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Reading him now, nearly 15 years later, I wonder about the prospects for my own.
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Although the reasons are murky, I wonder about the psychological aftermath of this economic shock.
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Other people living in my home would wonder about the anonymous residents of generations past.
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They're beginning to wonder about Russia's political future when Putin's term is up in 2024.
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Wonder about the reasons for voter islands that you live in or are near you.
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When I would get to the top, I'd sometimes idly wonder about throwing myself off.
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Join us Wednesday, October 2 to notice and wonder about education success around the world.
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Mr. Alexander leaves us to wonder about the destination the ticket holder hopes to reach.
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Never lose that wonder about yourself and the possibility of joyfulness as expressed through fashion.
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Mr. Brown, though, did not only speak with wonder about the prospect of cataclysmic terror.
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Aside from Mr. Priebus and Mr. Sessions, many wonder about the future of Lt. Gen.
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As you view them, jot down what you notice and wonder about what you see.
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Growing up in Australia, I never really stopped to wonder about the origins of Vegemite.
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So recently a group of cardiologists from around the world began to wonder about troponins.
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And more to the point, investors would wonder about that, pushing r-g even higher.
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I could also wonder about being in the Bundesliga if I had stuck with soccer.
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But Contessa and her family wonder about a possible link between Nicole's death and Arianna's disappearance.
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We can't do that without a A.I. and M.L. JON FORTT: And I wonder about that.
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Although we're kidding, I do wonder about thorny questions the financial aspect of surrogacy might raise.
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And one of the questions I wonder about is whether diversifying the model doesn't make sense.
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But I cannot but wonder about the hagiographic touch in your reporting on Mrs Merkel lately.
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And now, she's making us wonder about the hidden meaning behind her choice of hair accessories.
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In a similar vein, one can't help but wonder about the life cycle of these avatars.
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The image's composition and fashion makes one wonder about the subject's personal life beyond the BDSM.
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Louis C.K. has more to wonder about in this regard than whether he is a jerk.
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It still seems to work as expected, but I do wonder about the long-term durability.
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As an apparently anxious person, I began to wonder about some of the technology's darker possibilities.
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As a result, I start to wonder about the ethics of the whole Human Uber endeavor.
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Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes the universe exist.
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But then I began to wonder about the history of professional cooking in the White House.
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Wonder about payday lenders' treatment of consumers while the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been sidelined?
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And in terms of schools, what I start to wonder about, I have two younger kids.
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There's a pure sense of wonder about the show, and an appreciation for unadulterated geek cinema.
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Join us Wednesday, October 23 to notice and wonder about the decrease in pet euthanasia rates.
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SOLOSKI I had a warmer response to the play and I did wonder about its closing.
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They wonder about the president's inconsistencies, his immaturity, his bullying, his inaccuracies and his incessant narcissism.
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It's a cliché by this point to wonder about the purpose of Disney's live-action remakes.
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It's reasonable to wonder about the connection, but it's also reasonable to be skeptical about causation.
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In 2017, Participant joined Lionsgate to make "Wonder," about a boy coping with facial birth defects.
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LG: I do wonder about the fraud though because ... KS: Yeah, we didn't get into fraud.
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It makes you wonder about those 37 percent of Americans who aren't worried about the nation's future.
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He began to wonder about how those women he had approached on Robbins' behalf might have felt.
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One has to wonder about what exactly makes the Heidelberg Project such a frequent target for arson.
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Did it also make you wonder about other diagnoses that are named after certain people, and why?
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I wonder about when you have these moments to sit down and take in comments like this.
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The two, in their 30s, wonder about having another child, though it seems impossible to them now.
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Lastly, you must wonder about implications this explosion will have on the reliability of the launch provider.
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Plus, the fact that he's a climate-change hedger made some people wonder about the science part.
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In the end, both experiences make me wonder about the ends of the comedic-yet-critical experience.
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I wish I still had as much of a sense of wonder about snow as this panda.
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But scientists also have begun to wonder about the role of a process known as developmental programming.
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"Until that moment you could legitimately wonder about what direction Brexit was going to head," Menon said.
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I find characters whose stories resonated with me, and whose ultimate fates I still sometimes wonder about.
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It feels like there's a narrative that we've stuck to in America, and I wonder about it.
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"These things do make you wonder about the role between human creativity and machine creativity," said Wang.
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The research made Johnson wonder about just how much control we really have over our own behavior.
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Rabbi Krauss said that he, too, had sometimes been left to wonder about the most basic questions.
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Just as I, an athlete from an earlier generation, wonder about the repercussions of a contrived reality.
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There is much more to wonder about, beyond the basic what-why-and-how of the story.
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That made Chad wonder about testicular cancer, and that night, in the shower, he discovered a lump.
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The thing I wonder about with regards to the bubble is, this thing is still super young.
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In the meantime, we can't help but wonder about the true hidden meaning behind Daenerys Targaryen's white coat.
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From distinct visions to vague feelings, their stories will make you wonder about your own capacity for clairvoyance.
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" 41, bisexual, female"Yes, I wonder about a good friend who I once made out with in university.
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The thing I wonder about here is: Wouldn't it be simpler to just set a higher inflation target?
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I still have the same sense of wonder about our space program that I did as a child.
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HV: I always wonder about artists feeling compelled to make certain kind of work at times of crisis.
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"A lot of the public companies are beginning to wonder about this and worry about this," Martin said.
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And I'm really disheartened by it, but I have to wonder about what got us to this place.
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Did Trump's social media wonder about where all the friendly, seemingly robotic social media messages were coming from?
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Some political veterans speak with wonder about private polls showing Mr. Trump leading even in bedrock Democratic communities.
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For all his criticism of the valley's way of doing things, he never stops to wonder about ethics.
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My response was "never" do it again, but I have to wonder about my personal financial/identity security.
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The scientists involved in Homec hem wonder about these questions, though they are cautious about speculating too freely.
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"His flashes of temper and fragile nerves led some to wonder about his genetic inheritance," von Tunzelmann writes.
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"I can only wonder about his motivation, but I don't think I'll ever know the truth," Quarrie said.
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PERINO: Well, also, you do wonder about whether people -- the polling doesn&apost even bear that out. Right?
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Robbins offered advice to those who wonder about the best kind of job to start with while young.
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When I hear a man with a "gay voice," I can't help but wonder about his sexual orientation.
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I'm three albums in this ting, there's not really a wonder about what Speech is going to do.
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I'm transported back to "Patterns of Life" and begin to wonder about the matrix I've found myself in.
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But over the last few years, I wonder about a single-payer system, something like the Canadian system.
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Join us Wednesday, March 20, to notice and wonder about jobs that might be affected by future automation.
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And afterward, how I had changed is not the first thing I had to wonder about every morning.
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"I mean, I can't bring it every day," Koepka said, something his peers were starting to wonder about.
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But independent researchers wonder about the reliability of China's data and are questioning whether the peak is valid.
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Now I wonder about what I can do to prevent other autistic people from experiencing my lowest moments.
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Which makes you wonder about the President's favorite insults, which he deploys over and over again on Twitter.
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It is still a fair question to wonder about the impact of the narrative on the Democratic primary.
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She said she now had a greater sense of wonder about the range of things women can do.
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They wonder about who/what is countering his claims with a more honest portrayal of the press corps.
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As you do your studies, do you ever wonder about what the lives of the Neanderthals were like?
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It makes me wonder about how many others are getting stopped and how they are dealing with it.
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Dr. Trumble was not the first member of the Tsimane Project to wonder about dementia in this population.
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He also had to wonder about his bullpen, which allowed 13 runs in 17⅓ innings against the Nationals.
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Presenting sculpture in the round can indeed make viewers wonder about how closely their anatomy mirrors our own.
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Masnick is writing new cards to replace them, but he can't help but wonder about their original wording.
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And in the process, it forced her to wonder about — and accept — what she'll look like down the road.
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I also wonder about what type of red tape these carriers will come up with in the months ahead.
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While the vast majority of us continue to wonder about extraterrestrial life, that isn't the focus of this mission.
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And now with the investor admitting he was "wrong" on IBM, investors may wonder about his other tech investment.
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I can't help but wonder about the sonic and vocal brilliance we will, now, never get from Chester Bennington.
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"It really put a bad taste in my mouth and made me wonder about how Facebook is evaluating content."
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"So, if you look at it and think something is wrong about it, it makes you wonder about you."
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Instead, it is easy to look back now and wonder about the emotional and physical toll of their season.
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He's disliked by nearly 70 percent of the people, which only makes you wonder about the other 30 percent.
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"Serious consideration of magic, and of writing for kids, combined to make me wonder about wizards," she later wrote.
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In the collage, "Man with an Indian headdress, N.Y.C." (2017), we wonder about the man's relationship to the headdress.
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And the surest way to arouse a sense of wonder is to leave us with something to wonder about.
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Eventually, Murray could become Fleury's successor, though that topic is too hypothetical, too distant, for him to wonder about.
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It really makes you wonder about him and his intentions and the veracity of his claims to be repenting.
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Did Trump's social media team wonder about where all the friendly, seemingly robotic social media messages were coming from?
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As the children grow and mature, they will wonder about their birth parents and imagine what they are like.
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I also am beginning to wonder about his motivation for it — maybe he is looking for a way out.
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" Melania called out Kathy, saying what she did was disturbing, wrong and "makes you wonder about [her] mental health.
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This is moviemaking that explores a basic human wonder about how to connect with a person who's not you.
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Readers usually wonder about the mechanics of smoothly successful collaborations like that of Jonathan Kellerman and his son, Jesse.
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P.S. The moon is NOT made of cheese, it's pretty safe to say, but people still wonder about it!
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Now we have to wonder about what Don Jr.'s team will tell you about what he actually did.
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Join us Wednesday, March 13 to notice and wonder about the sources of electricity generation in the United States.
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There's not a lot to wonder about here: the first six Mega Man games are coming to Android and iOS.
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It's one thing to wonder about a famous twentysomething millionaire; it's quite another to cast aspersions on his toddler son.
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She then followed it up by admitting, "It feels good that they wonder" about her secrets for apparent eternal youth.
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"Another weakling jobs report, two in a row would make people wonder about the strength of the economy," said Rupkey.
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Friday File You don't have to agree with George Orwell to wonder about Hollywood's long love affair with Rudyard Kipling.
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As the car world shifts toward automation and electrification, it's fair to wonder about the allure of the Italian marque.
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"My father died when I was five, which makes me wonder about my attraction to a father figure," Barry said.
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My brush with a drunk driver made me wonder about what practices and policies can help prevent accidents and fatalities.
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They're fun to read, and wonder about, but they're highly unlikely to offer some missing link to your dating life.
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But he still managed to keep an almost childlike wonder about the strides that had been made in media delivery.
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Cetywa Powell, a reader in Los Angeles, shared a photo of a geological wonder about 80 miles east of Bakersfield.
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Americans in the book, as they are now, are left to wonder about exactly why certain global relationships have warmed.
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The Saudis "have the power to certainly influence the market, but you have to wonder about the motivation," he said.
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"When you have no political capital and no public support, we don't have to wonder about what happens," Tyler said.
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Part of that message was strong words on Russia, even as Europeans wonder about Mr. Trump's admiration for Mr. Putin.
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Absurdist art like this makes one wonder about creative coping strategies and self-care as Trump attempts to destroy America.
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Earlier this week EA shut down Visceral Studios, leaving many to wonder about the future of linear, AAA single player games.
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There's nothing quite like staring up at a completely dark night sky to inspire a sense of wonder about the universe.
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You wonder about his hand or his thumb getting any close to the critical button that presidents are in charge of.
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Sceptics wonder about the model's viability in an unsentimental, margin-driven property industry that is prone to painful ups and downs.
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Now we have to wonder about capital invested into each category and how investment cost per annum correlates with exit value.
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Of course, there's not much to wonder about because The Oscars is one of the most cliché awards ceremonies in existence.
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PERINO: In some ways, Kennedy, I wonder about him having lived in the New York media market for so long, right?
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" He adds, "I hope that the people who see my exhibit will wonder about what their aura painting would look like.
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"When you take hope away from people completely it does make you wonder about the humanity of the system," she said.
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" He replies, "I'll always want you and always wonder about it, but it doesn't matter because I have to stay here.
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That American spooks tracked him after a lengthy stay in Iran may lead comrades to wonder about traitors in their midst.
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If you, like us, have seen the "Formation" video about a million times, eventually you start to wonder about its source.
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Mr. Diaz spoke with a measure of wonder about the spectacle of the party's presumptive nominee discussing Mr. Clinton's sexual escapades.
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When the Cleveland Cavaliers hit their low point this season, even their superstar began to wonder about their chances of recovering.
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Trump's comments during the joint press conference alarmed lawmakers, leading some to wonder about the president's possible financial ties to Russia.
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In the end, he did not follow through, but many in the region wonder about the durability of the Oslo pact.
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Enduring this witless show, you have to wonder about the selection process of the festival's producing artistic director, Elena K. Holy.
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This year it seemed to have a much more meager budget, which made them wonder about the state of the company.
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While there is value in free speech and a place for satire, I wonder about éducation — the French term for upbringing.
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But at critical moments, it's obviously hard for audience members not to wonder about which position confers the best possible view.
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On inspection, the trophy was indeed a confirmed replica, leaving FIFA and the fans to wonder about the true trophy's fate.
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Moreover, I have enjoyed 25-plus years plus of calling my own shots, so I wonder about reporting to someone else.
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We should look to the other countries that have adopted the policies he proposes — and wonder about his vision for America.
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When I discovered Betsey was a talented architect in her own right, I began to wonder about her relationship to OXO.
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And this remarkable discovery led Dr. Enard and Dr. Dmitri Petrov, an evolutionary biologist at Stanford University, to wonder about Neanderthals.
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Join us Wednesday, October 3 to notice and wonder about the Supreme Court, which opens its new term on October 13.
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Regardless, the fact that he posted it just as the world learned of the split makes some wonder about the timing.
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If the U.K.'s economy emerges as robust and healthy, other European countries might wonder about the value of staying in.
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The experience made me wonder about a question that has never let go of me: Are you more than your brain?
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The woman didn't have to wonder about her partner's character or intentions; she didn't even have to be attracted to him.
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Indeed, once the court's opinion is released, many will wonder about this decision's implications for the U.S. Supreme Court's current docket.
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Science fiction is one expression of our profound sense of awe and wonder about whether we are alone in the universe.
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In particular, it is reasonable to wonder about the privacy and security implications of sensitive financial data being shared with third parties.
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And you have to wonder about the social and political consequences of another generation of stagnation or decline in working-class incomes.
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"I do wonder about whether there's something changing in our social connectedness and culture [that leads to more suicides]," says Dr. Moutier.
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Talend's listing is also positive news for those who wonder about how international startups might fare in U.S. markets at the moment.
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Though I do wonder about the tendency in general for political machines to essentially fix elections by running multiple stalking horse candidates.
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"A week of my life didn't go by that I didn't wonder about her," Hyatt, who lives in Eminence, Kentucky, tells PEOPLE.
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It's natural to wonder about past lovers, but the Internet makes it easier to combine a thought or urge with a behavior.
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So I wonder about when we get to more advanced robots, where the tipping point of "good enough" is going to be.
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And I have to wonder about the countless other athletes in his position who could see their lives and personalities dramatically change.
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Today, I wonder about where and how she lived, what she did when she wasn't teaching the class, how old she was.
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And to a group of people that run technology and operations, productivity, or technological advancement causes them to wonder about their jobs.
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As I look through hundreds of his pictures ("You're going too fast," he scolds), I wonder about the images Eggleston doesn't take.
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This is the "electability" question that I wonder about with Warren — why isn't she stronger among the voters who know her best?
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But just when it seemed that Pennsylvania was within reach this past spring, he began to wonder about the cost of victory.
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In these days of increased levels of sanitization plus shortages of cleaning products, it occurs to me to wonder about cross-uses.
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At the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, an exhibition makes you wonder about the fantasies and fairytales in your own life.
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It makes him wonder about all the other people you never hear about who are crucial to the achievements of famous founders.
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That's why his paintings can make us wonder about the opportunities for consciousness and revelation we have been blind to in ourselves.
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His former friend the judge, who witnessed Dovaleh's childhood humiliations, begins to wonder about the relationship between the comic and his audience.
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There is no such subtext here, no rough patches or sharp edges of individuality, and therefore nothing to care or wonder about.
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Many Americans might reasonably wonder about this question, which Mr. Trump raised in a Twitter post in defense of the phone call.
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It's not so much what they're hiding that I wonder about, but what the camouflage or costuming is meant to produce in me.
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The headlines were in bad taste partly because it's unseemly and vaguely cannibalistic to wonder about the intimate last moments of a life.
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Islamists don't much wonder about that, if only because it doesn't help them tap anticolonial sentiment or play it up to legitimize themselves.
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Sweating, I wonder about the historical accumulation of several millennia of dopamine rushes, whether it's contributed to the architectural pomposity of the place.
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"I wonder about the absolute size of our inventory in a number of activities," he told Global Markets head Tim O'Hara on Jan.
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You can wonder about that at this exhilarating show, while gauging the loss, to them and to us, of the ardent Bazille. ♦
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When people wonder about our motives with putting this album out, it makes no sense business-wise to do what we did. None.
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But if it did, the finding invites us to wonder about what unfolded in the early years of our species' time on earth.
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You can wonder about the sorrow in Alek's eyes, about the hint of a temper underneath Spencer's jovial energy, about Anthony's skeptical detachment.
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Join us Wednesday, April 3 to notice and wonder about when spring springs with life; online moderation will take place between 9 a.m.
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"Oil and gas companies have to wonder about their future," said Michael Webber, an energy professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Recently, Rezvan Nasiri, a graduate student at the Cognitive Systems Laboratory at the University of Tehran in Iran, began to wonder about running.
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Not long after the ship was filled with thousands of prisoners, who could only wonder about their fates, the fiery aerial assault began.
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I want clear, dedicated spaces where queers hang out, places that sneering teenagers can drive past with their friends and secretly wonder about.
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Join us Wednesday, October 18993 to notice and wonder about how the nutrition of fast foods has changed in the past 21899 years.
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But the red flags that surrounded Thrush as he rose to the top make one wonder about what our industry sees as desirable.
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And here is a dirty little secret: Public libraries, despite their reputations for hushed wonder about the written word, can be rough places.
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Her sculpture has niches for birds, but she doesn't expect any to actually use it; she wants viewers to wonder about its significance.
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But he is 29 years old, with six years in the majors, and the Mets shouldn't have to wonder about his priorities anymore.
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I have no desire to have kids, and even I found myself starting to wonder about the number and quality of my eggs.
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And as your letter suggests, it's natural to wonder about your own motives in wanting to out your ex to his new girlfriend.
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But some wonder about the ethics of a religious institution being such a power player in the world of New York real estate.
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Using statistics from the table, write a question about something that you wonder about that can be answered from statistics in this table.
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Fundamentally, the purpose of the cabinet of curiosities was to inspire awe and wonder about the natural world and humankind's place in it.
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No word on where exactly this took place, but one thing you gotta wonder about in this case ... is she eligible for worker's comp?
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Not just uncomfortable for you, but certainly for prospective dates who will undoubtedly wonder about the nature of your relationship with said roommate anyway.
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You do start to wonder about how quality can be maintained when you're aiming for that much original programming in that span of time.
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"My response is if you want to question my qualifications, then maybe the American people might wonder about your qualifications Madame Secretary," he said.
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You can sit there and wonder about what if you had done things differently, but I love all the Gamblers records that we've done.
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Still, NASA team leads began to wonder about shifting its orientation so it could capture the Moon and Earth as one happy planetary family.
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But what Democrats wonder about Warren is whether she's a winner, especially when she has to play outside her comfort zone of business regulation.
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This was an important clinical finding, and Parker started to wonder about those who had their appendixes out: How did they recover from infections?
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His father would drive him and his siblings around town, where the presence of local factories made him wonder about how things were made.
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Frank: I'll tell you, in closing, what I don't wonder about: some personal — as opposed to personnel — scandal that derails him and thus Republicans.
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Just as you return to thoughts of the college boyfriend you broke up with senior year, you wonder about the residential path not taken.
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It made me wonder about the popularization of drug culture, psychedelic design, Indian music, Asian philosophy, radical sociological change, and the effects of celebrity.
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Typically, when you see a clear split among the federal circuits, you start to wonder about a potential request for U.S. Supreme Court review.
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" He added, "Sometimes, you can have a short-term win, and the long term, you have to wonder about the soul of our country.
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Parents often wonder about the effect on kids when celebrities or leaders treat people badly or fail to stand up to bigotry and prejudice.
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Yet at all times Johanna's presentation of herself seems riddled with evasion and doubt, leaving the reader to wonder about what she hasn't said.
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He has come to wonder about the point of it all and debates whether to "wipe the computer clean," to erase all his memories.
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So as people take stock of what has passed and wonder about what's to come, is there anything to latch on to for guidance?
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"When you're working a lot of airplanes, you need to pay attention and your mind doesn't need to wonder about other things," he said.
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But while her custom 3-carat Neil Lane stunner sparkled more than the sea, we couldn't help but wonder about the ring that got away.
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Underwood, who shares 3-year-old son Isaiah Michael with Fisher, couldn't help but wonder about how quickly time flew since their wedding in 2010.
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Still, the departures and transitions have led current and past employees to wonder about what, exactly, Stankey and AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson are doing.
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This kind of behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing with the Trump regime has certainly caused liberal-minded folks to wonder about Assange's true motives.
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Everyone would be free to enjoy the show without having to wonder about what was coming next: That video did, as promised, come out today.
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But I do wonder about the fact that it&aposs not just Otto Warmbier but it&aposs slave camps that still exist in North Korea.
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I started to wonder about his life at home, about his wife — Uma —who, according to Ashwin, was closer to my age than his own.
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When you voted for trade agreements that cost millions of Americans decent paying jobs, and the American people might want to wonder about your qualifications.
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I started to wonder about whether I will find something that will strike me, when, as before in this 47-week journey, it magically happened.
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I often wonder about how many people out there have had tragic accidents or periods in their lives, but no Penguin to help comfort them.
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Erdogan&aposs decision to name his son-in-law as finance minister also made people wonder about the direction of the country&aposs economic policy.
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I wonder about the safety of my loved ones who are US and Canadian citizens but chose to return and work and live in Somalia.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Indonesia It wasn't one big shocking event that made Wulan Mayastika first wonder about her father's line of work.
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When I heard Paddock's age, I immediately began to wonder about this, as the onset of the disease is typically in a person's late 50s.
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For decades, the circumstances led people to wonder about the woman known only as Jane Doe 59: Was she another victim of the cultlike group?
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Trump's comments during a joint press conference with Putin on Monday alarmed lawmakers, leading some to wonder about the president's possible financial ties to Russia.
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But when I had my own two children I did wonder about family history, because I can never answer any health questions on official forms.
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If anything prospective future employers should wonder about the sort of compromises such a person made and whether such a person is the right hire.
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When I see "women and non-binary people welcome," I wonder about our masculine of center non-binary folks, non-binary men, and trans men.
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"The level of protection is something that most Americans would wonder about," recalled van Dalen, vice president of operations at the international Pride organization Interpride.
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After finding this note, I started to wonder about anxieties, limitations, and tensions that we carry within and wanted to present them in my works.
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You may wonder about the need for restaurants that function as sanctuaries in major cities that swung Democratic and were bastions of Hillary Clinton supporters.
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Hale Global specializes in distressed assets, and it's reasonable to wonder about what it will do with Patch now that it is no longer distressed.
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For the first time, the fan base doesn't have to wallow in the past or wonder about the uncertain future of Leonard's free agency decision.
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While the convenience of a Just Walk Out system is clear from the consumer end, one has to wonder about its impact on retail workers.
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"We wonder about the statements attributed to the American secretary of state about the popular mobilization forces," the statement from the prime minister's office said.
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The video leaves you free to wonder about both the potential contradictions of activist pop and the queasy disjunction between moral concern and capitalist ambition.
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FRIEDMAN There's an implicit premise with all these garments that the designers are positively connected to Catholicism on some level, and I wonder about that.
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It made you wonder about the consensual, closed loop that can set in when a bunch of young talent stays in communion for too long.
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I tell you all the truth so you don't have to wonder about these things, this is part of why I am open with you!
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For the rest of his life, he'd wonder about what they might have said to each other if only they'd had a few more hours.
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Schwalbe also praises more traditional merits, such as kindness (in an essay on the great children's book "Wonder," about a boy with a facial deformity).
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"Look, sometimes, you can have a short-term win, and the long term, you have to wonder about the soul of our country," he said.
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What I don't know — and what I now wonder about — is if it meant something special to my mother to bake those apples for us.
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Given Kite's lack of profitability, Cramer understood why some investors might wonder about why Gilead paid so much for Kite in the all-cash deal.
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Former White House officials were left to wonder about the security implications of having allowed a Russian photographer unfettered access to the American president's office.
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Doing everything accurately ... I mean, some companies seem to do well with optical heart rate, but then you wonder about the accuracy of sleep tracking.
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Though I didn't mind when the blisters that formed to break them in caused blood to trickle down my ankles, I did wonder about their ephemerality.
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As Halle Berry's romance with Alex Da Kid heats up, fans of the Oscar winner continue to wonder about the latest man to steal her heart.
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I wonder about the shopping habits of the regular consumer, and whether or not they're really in high pursuit of a bathing suit in November anymore.
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Will he feel insecure, you wonder, about his lack of sophistication, his middling literary ideas, his friends who work at renaissance faires and not Ralph Lauren?
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One factor that many wonder about, possibly even before conceiving, is whether previous breast surgeries or modifications will ruin their chances of being able to nurse.
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"I often wonder about what she would be doing to continue the fight against HIV and AIDS if she was still with us, today," he said.
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In the landscape of portrayals of Asian males in Hollywood, now and in the decades past, Png does wonder about the significance of the shower scene.
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There are a bunch of South American artifacts and two Peruvian mummies inside, and I wonder about the ethics of these cultural objects being in Portugal.
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People often wonder about the future of blogging – or better yet, bloggers – and what comes next for women who've built million-dollar empires via Instagram #OOTDs.
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Assaulted by blaster fire and strobing explosions, we're not inclined to wonder about the backstory, whatever concatenation of events brought us to this particular deadly moment.
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"The American ambassador's statements make us wonder about his relationship with the occupation," Nabil Abu Rdainah, a spokesman for President Mahmoud Abbas, said in a statement.
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"Thank everyone you come in contact with and walk with a spirit of gratitude and appreciation and even wonder, about the world around you," he adds.
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It insulates judges from the whims of the other two branches and reduces the risk of corruption by not forcing them to wonder about future employment.
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I confess, I was starting to wonder about what the real Hillary Clinton — the one you never get to see behind closed doors — really stood for.
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With all that we know about racism in policing and in the courts, you have to wonder about the extent to which "bad" just means "black".
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And Harriet, who passed as white, most likely abandoning her family in the process, prompts Kerrison to wonder about the persistence of racism in American society.
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It's a trip that leads him to wonder about how, ultimately, we can get the most out of our existences as conscious beings in the world.
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Looking at the inexhaustible catalogue of fences, edges, and balustrades framed by Ghirri, one can't help but wonder about the absent owners of these provincial houses.
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Our movie critics loved "Mudbound," about the daily cruelties of post-World War II Mississippi, and "Wonder," about a boy who is inspirational in his differences.
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One main reason that people wonder about the psychological dynamics of Donald Trump, is that time and time again he violates or simply ignores political decorum.
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These thought experiments might arrive in real life as we wonder about how it would be to reinvent ourselves without reference to what has come before.
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Between this and my experience with the LG G8X, I'm starting to wonder about inherent challenges to controlling color temperature on Android devices across multiple screens.
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Aside from questioning the legal status of polygamy, you might also wonder about its biological status — whether it is a "natural" state of affairs for humans.
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One need only look at the DSA members subject to prosecutions and class actions to wonder about the conversations that take place at trade association meetings.
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As Zimmer's healthy daughters grew up, his thoughts moved from their specific genetic legacies to a broader wonder about heredity itself and how we understand it.
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For my part, I wonder about the practical problems of transactional sex: How do you enforce the terms of the deal on an uneven playing field?
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The water bottles, shoe laces, and candy bars make one wonder about the journeys of the objects' owners through the Central American desert to Ajo, Arizona.
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Whether it be wigs, weaves or box braids, the singer, 37, is always switching it up, leaving many to wonder about the state of her natural tresses.
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SMITH: Alida, it&aposs interesting what Katie just said there and you wonder about the effect -- effectiveness of this enforcement by the Trump administration as a deterrent.
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But my experience makes me wonder about what might be in store for the US. Would we be ready if we had a major outbreak of Zika?
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Invariably, in life, something bad happens, or nothing ever seems to happen, and who does not then wonder about the context of their own troubles and purpose.
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"It's inconspicuously flat so people don't wonder about it, and it's got a battery that can make it two or three whole shifts without charging," Forte said.
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Consummating relationship is also a way of resolving a storyline; we no longer have to wonder about Grey Worm's will-they-or-won't-they relationship with Missandei.
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They remind me of the frailty of my memory, and they immediately make me wonder about all the other moments that have faded, or will soon fade.
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Some fans wonder about the writers' commitment to the show, noting that they have recently received a lucrative contract to work on a new Star Wars film.
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With a slew of President-elect Donald Trump tweets coming in over the weekend, Cramer is starting to wonder about the potential downsides to a Trump administration.
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While viewers wonder about Kate Pearson's relationship with her mother in NBC's hit show This Is Us, the two actresses' off-screen relationship is nothing but love.
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Those around Clinton know it's only natural to wonder about the former first daughter's future, given that both her parents are unlikely to run for office again.
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I actually tend to wonder about the opposite of their questions: What will I do with this column and my Twitter account when the sadness doesn't end?
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He may have apologized to Lewinsky and her family publicly in 1998, but his demeanor on NBC would make anyone wonder about his sincerity, then or now.
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Although there aren't many reviews for this kettle, our personal experience and that of Amazon and Krups buyers is mostly very positive, though some wonder about longevity.
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The only time people ask me where I am from is when they hear my accent, hear me speaking German or when they wonder about my name.
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I do wonder about the ramifications over the next 20 years when I should be fully functioning and still doing things I like or want to do.
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She said the car smelled for days after but it made her wonder about what could happen if she left something -- or someone -- more important back there.
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This case made him wonder about two other young women he cared for decades earlier who died from brain disorders that started out looking like psychotic disorders.
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But it did make me wonder about a question many brands would like a clear answer to: Will people buy things just because celebrities tell them to?
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"If there's a bomb in a building, you don't want the bomb squad to stand outside and wonder about where they want to take people," she said.
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McKinnie had enough spectacular moments — mostly dunks — for a highlight reel that made its way onto YouTube, but he could not help but wonder about his future.
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Soon, you are reading totally frightening but utterly real tales of criminals taking over investment and Social Security accounts, and you wonder about your carefully laid plans.
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As for the activities or hobbies you wish to try out, go for it and at least you wouldn't have to wonder about what could have been.
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By Elise Gravel Any child exposed to the news these days may wonder about refugees, and a picture book is a great way to learn about them.
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Innovation is happening at breakneck speed, yet the run-up in top tech names has led investors to wonder about two things: First, is it too expensive?
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I started to wonder about the world of crossword publication, and got in touch with Nancy Salomon, who kindly gave me a crash course in puzzle construction.
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In 2014, the baseball superstar faced a year-long suspension for the alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs, leaving many fans to wonder about the athlete's future.
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This convinces nobody, though even Mr Ali's fans wonder about his sudden rise and why a man who once worked with the army abruptly turned on it.
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Tech stocks are down about 1 percent since the election as investors wonder about the effects of the potential trade policies of President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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It's an effortless, shimmery wonder about pop stars when it wants to be, and a stomach-dropping musing on humanity when it chooses to shed that glamour.
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At several points I found myself on the receiving end of a mystery resolving itself before I'd really had a chance to wonder about it at all.
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I just think, I don't know, I just wonder about all of these solutions for problems that in a modern society we have essentially created for ourselves.
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Yeah, I guess I just wonder about the drive behind it and ultimately what we as a society are trying to solve with some of these hacks.
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If the Houston Museum of Natural Science's exhibit is any indication, cabinets and their curiosities continue to inspire audiences with awe and wonder about the natural world.
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Donald Trump's conservative credentials have been questioned pretty much from the day he entered the presidential race, and now there's another reason to wonder about his political compass.
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I can't help but wonder about the many, many minutes that are edited away, hear the words they said before and after the quotes taken out of context.
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Less than an hour into a Tinder date in a Moscow restaurant last year, Patrick Wardle began to wonder about the laptop he'd left in his hotel room.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner seems to be aware that people would wonder about whether or not Microsoft will do a good job running the professional social media site.
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Though times have changed in Haiti, it made me wonder about the effects of trying to solve a country's immigration problem without talking to the nation of origin.
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"People are cautious and still wonder about the Q4 2016/H1 2017 balance," said analysts at Vienna-based JBC Energy, who forecast a current oversupply of 800,000 bpd.
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As humble as their lives were, what I get from their art is their sense of wonder about what they were seeing in and thinking about the world.
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With a slew of President-elect Donald Trump tweets coming in over the weekend, Jim Cramer is starting to wonder about the potential downsides to a Trump administration.
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Regardless, the theory makes you wonder about life on other planets, and how specific the conditions need to be for life to finally emerge on dead, rocky worlds.
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Then, you'll learn a bit about the investor landscape, figure out how much money you should raise, and practically anything else you might wonder about venture capital investment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One can only wonder about the politics happening behind the scenes at the Guggenheim Museum's "Culture and Its Discontents" event last month.
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The people that wonder about this sort of thing wondered whether the Packers quarterback was beginning his career decline perhaps a little earlier than some other top passers.
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Think pieces wonder about the alienation caused by dating and hook-up apps like Tinder; more and more powerful and not-so-powerful men get named as abusers.
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Many in Washington wonder about the possibility of a military strike against Tehran - particularly with the recent appointment of National Security Advisor John Bolton, a hawk on Iran.
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Many in Washington wonder about the possibility of a military strike against Tehran -- particularly with the recent appointment of national security adviser John Bolton, a hawk on Iran.
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"Place" is funny and gentle (and not religious, if that's something you wonder about), and once the premise establishes itself, the ensemble settles into an easy, cartoony rhythm.
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These questions also resonate in the Irish author Emma Donoghue's fascinating novel "The Wonder," about a different sort of self-imposed starvation in a different sort of Ireland.
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In the end we are left to wonder about our own lies, when they became acceptable to us, whom we trust and how we've become who we are.
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If you were to wonder about the most Chicago way possible to use up all that giardiniera, no, it's not actually eating it (even on a beef sandwich).
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But he also left home for a reason, and has come to wonder about the role of California's liberal politics in creating the conditions that pushed him out.
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Mentally she didn't deal with pressure I think as well as the other players, and when I would watch her play, I would wonder about her shot selection.
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We often look back on past generations and wonder about their cruelty, their blithe dismissal of actions that seems to us, now, to be obviously moral, obviously right.
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Taylor's story is so tangled and baroque that it makes you wonder about all those other semi-anonymous humans who have been drafted to serve as political metaphors.
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Perhaps I'm too hard on these strangers who wonder about the people before them, a mother and child reflected in a train window, one holding the other's hand.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Homework Bans Don't Work for All Homes, Parents Say" (news article, April 26): Children are naturally curious, filled with wonder about the world.
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"It makes you wonder about medicine and how you make life or death decisions," the lawyer, Mr. Van Cauter, said about the three doctors who were standing trial.
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The bank's computer system was "subdivided into airtight compartments," Falciani maintains, and each employee was instructed not to wonder about what was happening beyond his own computer screen.
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In the son's acting out of the Oedipal triangle, he will continue to see Felicity, talk to her, have noisy sex with her, wonder about his father's reaction.
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Every time I'm reading a magazine and see one of those ads for a Patek Philippe watch, I take a second to wonder about the meaning of wealth.
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You say that in order to preserve your father's secret, you've avoided genetic tests that you otherwise would have wanted to take; you wonder about reconsidering that policy.
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"I began to wonder about other ways to be visible, especially for our community, besides marching — even though the march will of course include many disabled people," she added.
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"Meanwhile, both Britton and Blige wonder about whether their characters make it out, in different ways," Indiewire writes after speaking to the actors about the fates of their characters.
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The recent spate of airline employee arrests -- including the above examples -- might make travelers wonder about the screening process for those involved in safely moving them and their stuff.
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And we won't get there unless we find our way back to a state of complete and total wonder about the universe and our place and purpose within it.
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DAVID FABER: Your investors, however, may look at your stock today, down a bit and also sort of wonder about the long-term, which I know you're thinking about.
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As the EU scrambles to salvage an accord they see as a key element of international security and a diplomatic success, they also wonder about their ties with Washington.
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Residents wonder about fate of their homes Residents voiced frustration and anxiety after being forced to evacuate their homes as lava and hazardous fumes spewed on the Big Island.
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"When I look into an elephant's eyes, I wonder about all the things he has seen," Lysander Christo, the documentarian couple's son, says in the opening of the film.
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"I will always wonder about what led so many, women in particular, to reject an exceptionally qualified female candidate and instead choose a misogynist as their president," Obama wrote.
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Viscera Cleanup Detail Ever wonder about the cleanup crew assigned to dispose of the blood, guts, and miscellaneous garbage left behind by players of bloody games like Dead Space?
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Then you wonder about how much of that kind of behavior or downloaded thinking is about how we try and justify what we've done and what we haven't done.
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LG: I mean, you have to wonder about the actual impact on promiscuity, as you mentioned Caitlin, when these interactions are happening entirely in this kind of virtual environment.
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However, amid all the discussion of technological accomplishment and potential societal progress, I could not help but wonder about the "utopian" idea of the shared ridership of autonomous cars.
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But testing out parenthood on my licky, furry little beast has also inspired me to wonder about, and test drive, what kind of parent I really want to be.
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Much of the original metabolomics research centered on illness, however, prompting some scientists recently to wonder about the blood signatures of sturdy good health and, in particular, of fitness.
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Much of the original metabolomics research centered on illness, however, prompting some scientists recently to wonder about the blood signatures of sturdy good health and, in particular, of fitness.
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This card lets you earn a flat rate of unlimited rewards, 225.49% back, so you'll never have to wonder about bonus categories or whether you've hit your rewards cap.
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"He made the change happen very quickly so no one had a chance to wonder about it," said Omar Abbosh, the leader of Accenture's communications, media and technology group.
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"The Hunky Fireman" would be a fine title for a very different kind of picture book, but his presence in this one made me wonder about the intended readership.
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So researchers at Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital, some of whom have children enrolled in a BOKS program, began to wonder about the measurable impacts of the exercise.
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Obviously both countries are techno hubs, but I also wonder about the difficult historical connections as well as the post-war capitalist circumstances that are unique to both nations.
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Personally, I wonder about a cooperative model for place-based coverage, like a Netflix for small outlets, an idea inspired by Appalshop's unlimited monthly subscription to its vast media library.
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Although there's been progress toward racial equality in this country over the last 40 years, I can't help but wonder about the work he'd be producing in today's political climate.
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But Culberson was recently ousted from his House seat in the 2018 midterm elections, leading many to wonder about the fate of the lander — which was the congressman's passion project.
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In the months leading up to the opening, the brand had refused to reveal anything about the new menu, leaving Bangkok to wonder about potential local items that might appear.
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Check out the comparison below: The lawsuits make one wonder about the ownership of performances that go viral, especially when the performer has yet to officially copyright their own movements.
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At the same time, a lot can happen over the next four years, so it's reasonable to wonder about the consequences of an economic downturn in the next presidential term.
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As AICAR was a drug, it wasn't gene doping, but it led people to wonder about what was next, he says, after this "first step" toward stimulating the body's mitochondria.
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At that moment, as Melbourne Arena trembled with cheers, it was hard not to jump ahead and wonder about how this tournament and this year could unfold for Nick Kyrgios.
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This middle section of "The Lodge" delivers the greatest pleasure, as the relationship between Grace and the children gradually deteriorates, leaving us to wonder about who is more to blame.
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Join us Wednesday, April 17 to notice and wonder about our last graph of the 2018-19 school year on whether baseball star players are worth what they are paid.
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One of the things I think about and wonder about is whether, in five years, we're gonna have a situation where the tech platforms are just paying the publishers, right?
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Erin Garcia, the show's curator, said that working in downtown San Francisco in the midst of a boom made her wonder about how cities evolve and who propels those changes.
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Amazon says that Alexa-powered ovens are on the way, which makes you wonder about all the extra risk involved in an artificially intelligent robot controlling a machine that manipulates fire.
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They don't have a lot of time to wonder about anything, though, because suddenly the cold chill of the Night King fills the catacombs and Jon draws his sword to fight.
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And if that comment caused progressives to wonder about the fitness of Trump's "best people," rest assured that the White House was happy with the conniptions playing out on cable news.
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We in the West love our apocalyptic science fiction, in which cartoonishly evil authorities ruthlessly oppress all who so much as wonder about their absolute power, enforced via ubiquitous surveillance technology.
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Intellectually rigorous and widely esteemed, Mr McMaster is indeed so different from Mr Flynn it is tempting to wonder about the criteria on which Mr Trump appoints his national security advisers.
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I started to wonder about stories of forbidden interspecies love, or perhaps of an innocent Neanderthal child getting mixed up in a human tribe and ultimately being accepted as an equal.
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When you're in the dominant alliance, you have to constantly assess your own position, wonder about your chances with the jury, and try to navigate shifting power structures of the game.
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And while they now know more about what their son was going through leading up to his death, the two grieving parents still wonder about what ultimately lead to Tyler's suicide.
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With Puppy Bowl on the horizon in a few days and the Westminster Dog Show right around the corner, we couldn't help but wonder about the diversity of dog breeds lately.
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It helps you connect with almost anyone because you have a sense of wonder about different skills, passions, and challenges; a key to being able to understand lots of different people.
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"You have to wonder about their priorities," says João Machado, a 69-year-old doorman, who because of backlogs waited nearly six months for a prostate operation normally done within weeks.
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Simultaneously distinct from Butterfly and a natural outgrowth, this is a brilliant way to follow an untoppable album, and it makes me wonder about directions he might pursue in the future.
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Kidd will never know the source of the Legionnaires' that killed his mother, but every time he hears it brought up, he can't help but wonder about the timing and possibility.
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As our society begins to have more and more serious conversations about mental health care, we're starting to wonder about finding the best way to get the most people quality care.
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He'd open his eyes to the depression on the other side of the mattress, blinking at the lamps atop the dresser, and, on occasion, he'd wonder about the guys on Waugh.
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" In a statement, he went further: "In our case, the artist and dealer have the resources to carry on this fight, but I wonder about all the artists who might not.
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America should really wonder about a President Trump, who had a campaign manager with ties to Putin, pro- Putin elements in the Ukraine, who had to be fired for that reason.
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What we do with Phillip and Elizabeth is we show the consequences up close, and I think showing them up close gets you to examine them differently and wonder about it.
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I also find it a waste of time and attention to wonder about the unknowable when there are so many interesting and urgent questions with real answers waiting to be revealed.
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A part of the end of life is dying, and it's O.K. to think about it; it's O.K. to wonder about it, but it's not O.K. not to think about it.
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In this Palo Alto, you'll find people who not only wonder about the other paths they might be following, but have access to technology that helps them explore those alternative lives.
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Famous cases like Cooley's rogue artificial heart implantation and Baby Fae (an infant who got a baboon heart) made the public wonder about doctors experimenting on patients for their own glory.
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"He is a Muslim, he wants to do Shariah law, he thinks we should have open borders, and I wonder about his law license," Mr. Peterson said in a phone interview.
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With so many grocery stores and restaurants now selling Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, it's reasonable to wonder about the carbon footprint of products made from protein sources other than meat.
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"Kids need to wonder about the world, explore and play in it, and by doing so learn the skills of self-reliance and problem-solving they'll need as adults," Fillmore said.
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But when those arguments were ignored, and when the other aid was allowed to move forward, the Pentagon officials began to wonder about the White House's skepticism, a former official said.
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In an appearance on Fox News's "The Story with Martha MacCallum," Gowdy appeared to suggest that lawmakers in the opposing party want Americans to wonder about information that may be redacted.
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"I really question his ability to be — his fitness to be — in this office, and I also am beginning to wonder about his motivation for it," Clapper told CNN on Wednesday.
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But if Bloomberg, the man who invented an entire computer system to decipher financial markets, is such a numbers wonk, his many skeptics wonder about the math underpinning his potential candidacy.
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And, given that it's your daughter and not your wife's, you can wonder about her "matter of principle" objection to your getting something that matters more to you than to her.
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But I do wonder about her strategy of foregrounding the widely desired, voluptuous, feminine form as a means of questioning the role that anatomy plays in our conception of the human.
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Until then, we're left to wonder about how the deal benefits Snapchat, Bitstrips, and the company's co-owners, which includes Canadian media critic, podcaster, and Patreon user Jesse Brown of Canadaland.
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And there is reason to wonder about that, for both banks, insurance companies, and indeed any institution that generally depends on the spread between short liabilities and longer assets for its profits.
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If you've ever heard your dad wonder about his heritage, a DNA test kit from Ancestry (now with free shipping for Father's Day) could be the answer to all of his questions.
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As a black teenager in Compton, California, in the 1970s, Hiram Johnson began to wonder about his father's fine curly hair, and the light-brown skin that strangers sometimes thought was white.
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Even as you may continue to wonder about Michael's wife and kid back in Los Angeles, it's hard not to fall for Leigh's Lisa as deeply and as quickly as Michael does.
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So it's fair to wonder about the role politics at a level above Kelly's control might play into a decision about when and whether to put Kaepernick back in the starting lineup.
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But thats a long way off, and in my opinion, a waste of time to wonder about right now, says John Nolan, the play-by-play voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps.
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For this installment I needed to not only pitch up the performance, I needed to embed even more wonder than he usually possesses… and he always has a wonder about him already.
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A few minutes after I zoned out, I started to wonder about whether there'd been times where conspiracy theorists had stumbled upon actual real information and been ignored because of the medium.
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But those moments will be private, which will leave the rest of us to more speculation and wonder about who and what Thon Maker might be, or might become, as a player.
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I understand the backlash on some level: those men are real people who haven't done anything to make others publicly wonder about their sexual prowess (besides, I don't know, sweating a lot?).
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"The more Page talks, the less clear his story has become — and people have begun to wonder about not just his competence but also his sanity," NYT's Jason Zengerle wrote last month.
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"For most people, pain is initially a big problem after surgery and we suspect one of the questions they wonder about is how long it will last," Eisenach said in an email.
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He tells me that, at most, each will feel like a mosquito bite, which leads me to wonder about the size of the mosquitos Mesa is used to in his native Medellin.
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"All of these steps force us to wonder about the sincerity of statements that suggest that there is a preference for a peaceful approach to resolving the crisis in DPRK," Nebenzya said.
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So a few years ago, researchers at the North Carolina Research Campus of Appalachian State University in Kannapolis, began to wonder about fruits as a healthier alternative to sports drinks during exercise.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MILWAUKEE — As I look at this photograph of myself, lying flat with arms outstretched on the Carl Andre, I wonder about my violation of museum etiquette.
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We wonder about the landmines that might be triggered by articulating the political, financial, and social mechanisms that organize the history of this period that launched America as a prominent cultural force?
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For instance, in 103, 39 percent of respondents said they felt a sense of wonder about the universe "at least once a week"; by 2014, that number had jumped to 46 percent.
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They include quite a bit of product placement, which I always wonder about, but I highly doubt Mr. Trabucco is getting any kickbacks from NEOSPORIN or anyone else so let's allow it.
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And then on top of it, he is a man and I like girls, so it was confusing even more so, because you wonder about your own sexuality, getting stimulated by a man.
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LONDON — Do you ever go into McDonald's and wonder about the person behind the counter beyond stressing over whether they've put ketchup in your bag or taken the gherkins out of your burger?
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The fact that you can never know what they're thinking or feeling because they react to everything as if it were a large predatory bird is both troubling and fascinating to wonder about.
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The West did affect regime change in Libya, and it&aposs been a model that resonates with all up and coming nuclear powers - Iran and North Korea, that they wonder about our sincerity.
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It's not offensive or boorish like some of the other monikers on here, but you can't help wonder about the ambition of a pair of blokes who'd willingly call themselves Pants and Socks.
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And to writers: As a critic who is compelled to use metaphors to describe the intangible qualities of a performance, I also wonder about the assumptions I'm making when I use certain words.
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"With this in mind, we expect the market will continue to wonder about the future 'soft landing' of Gucci, despite a very healthy margin improvement in the first half of 2019," added Bernstein.
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Cancer is an emotional, sensitive sign (like you, Scorpio, even if you try to hide it), and during this full moon, you'll wonder about all the ideas and feelings you have held onto.
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"Following Jimbo has also caused my older children, only ten and six, to wonder about what their baby brother's [with Down syndrome's] life will be like when he grows up," one fan wrote.
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Osmond also spent as much time as possible off camera bonding with the cast, especially the younger cast members, so their sense of wonder about Dumbo on camera would appear even more convincing.
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"I don't think you have to be much of a statistician to wonder about the legitimacy" of believing that there will be a lower response rate only because of the question, he added.
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Veblen, the book's heart and spirit, wins us over with her sense of wonder about the natural versus the man-made world — a wonder that suffuses the entirety of this quirky, engaging novel.
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I do wonder about the longevity of Pokémon Go. Successful mobile games usually see a spike in interest, and then lots of people quit and the game settles into a long-term plateau.
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Speaking of leaps, I did wonder about the logistics of a mother living so close to her kid and not having any relationship with her, not even over an occasional ice cream cone.
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As we sat behind a freight train outside of South Bend, Indiana, already a full three hours after the train should have arrived in Chicago, I started to wonder about my missed connection.
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The fact that it's natural to wonder about these questions reflects the truth that small offers of money like these are attempts at communication — and, like all attempts at communication, can sometimes fail.
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But drama with N.C. State's coaching ranks created some inconsistency and left some to wonder about how checked in he was, because purely on talent he is among the draft's top few players.
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He also said that if Tesla is focusing on AMD technology for its future autonomous driving efforts, investors may wonder about Nvidia's expected dominant position in the new market over the short term.
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The scene was clearly designed to make viewers wonder if Kate is person at the center of the seemingly somber visits, or at the very least wonder about Kate's whereabouts in the future.
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While some wonder about what kind of information the company would have to disclose about its sensitive government contracts if it went public, Langone said he doesn't think that would be a problem.
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Her sisters would wonder about a well-tailored black blazer that didn't cost an arm and a leg; friends would inquire where to buy the best T-shirts or the simplest black trousers.
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However, the figure's presence updates and revitalizes those stagnant tactics, encourages the viewer to wonder about how dark-skinned bodies do navigate territories where they are not, at least initially, expected to be.
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"For that to happen and this much time to have lapsed causes us to wonder about whether this investigation was as comprehensive as it should have been," Bukhari said at a news conference Tuesday.
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With Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court marking its first anniversary, however, feminists and activists wonder about the limits of believing women, and what those limits might foretell for the next chapter of #MeToo.
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It was unsettling and made me wonder about the efficacy of the contents of my Goop goodie bag, which contained one month's worth of its (brilliantly named) "Why Am I So Effing Tired?" vitamins.
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To ask myself the question of the eternal return is to wonder about the worth of what I have done, to inquire whether it would stand the test of being done innumerable times again.
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I do wonder about the short stopping distance; it may be because my large animal wasn't really moving until he fell over so the sensors didn't pick up on his large animal-ness sooner.
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That's good news, but what Americans report reading and hearing about Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton has to make us wonder about the value of the hyper-prolonged, exhausting modern-day campaign process.
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Dowling's book makes you wonder about the infamous 90 percent of Workshop students who don't make it as writers, about the causes of their discouragement, and about the books that might have been written.
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It still was a blow, at least symbolically, to the rabid Tennessee fan base that has begun to wonder about the team's direction under Coach Holly Warlick, the longtime Summitt assistant who replaced her.
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Jessica Mendoza, an analyst on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball," said that what had happened to Ms. Andrews had made her wonder about taking more than minor precautions, like closing the blinds in hotel rooms.
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That bistro table is there just to display small rings for your fingers, even smaller rings for your toes, and some impossibly small metal hoops that look like rings, to hold and wonder about.
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Although there's no Allard-related litigation, car enthusiasts who see a variety of companies building their own versions of the AC Cobra and other cars may wonder about the legal status of such enterprises.
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As I considered all I'd have to do to package my house properly, I began to wonder about those other staged houses, the ones I would be looking at if I decided to move.
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Which leads me to wonder about the civic good will behind — and institutional wisdom in accepting — another example of donor earmarking: the $65 million patron-inscribed fountains recently installed (and critically panned) at the Met.
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ET. (CNBC) Apple (AAPL) celebrates the 21th anniversary of the iPhone today, as fans and investors continue to wonder about the specs of the next iteration, even with the iPhone 7 only four months old.
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It is something I wonder about, but I've tried to imagine what it could mean to not use the continuum of real numbers, and the one logician I tried discussing it with didn't help me.
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Sometimes, the otherwise silent presence of the original listener became apparent, as they hung up on a confessor just as the story was getting good, leaving visitors in the gallery to wonder about the outcome.
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As the notion of YouTube "influencers" — online personalities who speak to a wide audience — have caught the attention of businesses that sell products, media watchdogs have begun to wonder about the relationships between these parties.
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I have to wonder about her decision to wear a crown of orange blossoms instead of jewels (another trend she set) — would she really have decided that at the very last minute, on a whim?
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Between the legal assaults and poor public relations, however, some experts wonder about the survival of the industry as it exists — whether it can outlast the very lack of regulation that allowed its untrammeled growth.
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One can't help but morbidly wonder about the circumstances of his death, and how the murderer cleaved through bone and brain with such elegance and cleanliness—perhaps the delicately-arranged body parts were freeze-dried?
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And for someone like Corey, who has never ran a campaign before, it is fair to assume that Mr. Trump began to wonder about his campaign's ability to effectively implement the right strategy to win.
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The difficulty of separating behavior that is typical, or at least relatively common, from actual deviance may make us wonder about our own capacity to cross the fine line between minor misdeeds and true criminality.
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But the fact that Ntilikina already must wonder about his position and even his future in New York speaks to a more vexing issue, the pattern of one failed Knicks regime influencing the next one.
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" And so, he went on, "I don't think you have to be much of a statistician to wonder about the legitimacy of concluding" that the response rate would go down "because of this one factor.
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It's no surprise, given the president's penchant for Russian favor, that the countries directly facing Moscow and its military head-on might wonder about their future and our commitment to these front lines of freedom.
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Sometimes when I watch a show, I feel like I care more about it than the people who made it — I remember more plot lines, wonder about more characters, still care about unresolved B-stories.
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Mr. Michele spoke with wonder about his new home — the deer he encountered in the wood, the "good karma" of the land, the cheese farm where a young Sicilian plays classical music for his goats.
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Rocks and minerals, the digestive system, crows, skyscrapers, wild weather: This series — written by a handful of authors — seems determined to offer a useful introduction to anything a curious grade-school student might wonder about.
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The incident has left national defense officials to wonder about the American military's goals in Africa, where more than 5,000 service members are based and often left vulnerable by a lack of intelligence and resources.
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Her taste is something I continue to wonder about — for her program of duets, "Restless Creature," she seemed drawn to choreography based on how movement would feel on her body more than the resulting dance.
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You can't help but wonder about the kind of person who'd actually ask anyone "Why does 7Up Heavily sponsor EDM without an Energy Drink in its portfolio?" and what they actually want from an answer.
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The death of patriarch Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) still weighs heavy on all of our minds, but now, there's something else to wonder about: Could Kevin (Justin Hartley) become a dad with girlfriend Sophie (Alexandra Breckenridge)?
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While Cartiva's product has advantages, some experts wonder about its durability, noting that older implants made of silicone, plastic and metal have limited clinical evidence and tend to degrade over time often due to particulate accumulation.
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These are not sympathy games where you are meant to look at the plight of the common cat or dog and wonder about what organization you can donate to in order to make you feel better.
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The scenes in which Leo's agent and editor appear came off as satirical, even gossipy; they distracted from what I saw as the real story and made me wonder about Patchett's views of the publishing industry.
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Whether it's a weave, box braids or wigs, Queen Bey has given the world many reminders that she can pull off just about any hairstyle, leaving some to wonder about the length of her natural tresses.
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"When you consider some of the atrocities in the world today, a photo opportunity like this is simply wrong and makes you wonder about the mental health of the person who did it," Melania Trump said.
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The best writers, like H. G. Wells, Ray Bradbury and Stanislaw Lem, delivered what I want in storytelling — a sense of mystery and wonder about this vast universe we inhabit, and hard science, theoretical or applied.
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It's these kinds of intersections – like this small collision between robot "helpfulness" and a latent commercial agenda — that can make parents like me start to wonder about the ethical niceties of this brave new bot world.
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The announcement comes just days after Netflix canceled series fronted by Michelle Wolf and Joel McHale, leading some observers to wonder about whether shows in the late-night comedy mold would be viable on streaming platforms.
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What I often wonder about decorators like Mr. Grange is whether they are following an established set of rules — about space, color, proportion, materials, and so on — and experimenting within a framework of dos and don'ts.
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For anyone who has read up on that topic, it's difficult to watch the hard hits on pre-teens and not wonder about the long-term consequences that the near-religious devotion to football might exact.
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The process was starting to feel like catching Pokémon or collecting POGs; once you start paying attention, seeing even a small variety of cutty bangs makes you wonder about the countless variations that must be out there.
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And then, just as I was ready to go out and publicly place my bet on Paul Le Roux, to make the case for him from everything I'd found, I started to wonder about what I hadn't.
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"I don't think you have to be much of a statistician to wonder about the legitimacy of concluding that there is going to be a 5.1 percent lower response rate because of this one factor," he said.
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Despite having started at the conservancy 31 years ago — as a landscape architect — and having logged about six miles a day walking the park, Mr. Blonsky seems to retain a child's sense of wonder about the place.
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But its plans remain vaguer and less advanced than most big rivals and some investors wonder about the capital required to make vehicles compliant, and what share of spending can go to electrification given FCA's numerous demands.
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The digressions were part of a meandering, more than hourlong speech, interspersed with scripted praise for Mr. Strange and extemporaneous declarations of wonder about the sheer size of the 6-foot-9 senator known as Big Luther.
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The fact that these chips have found a home in our smartphones and connected devices makes one wonder about the long-term potential of a device that took those skills back to more traditional computing form factors.
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But now I think about the other women who might have been affected by these men we left in place undisturbed, and I wonder about my own complicity, a word that writers like Rebecca Traister have used.
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The worry for United is that the Swede himself may be beginning to wonder about all the under-achievement going on around him as he ponders whether he wants to extend his contract at Old Trafford next season.
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Because of the show's realistic setting (it was filmed in Rome, and the producers even remade an exact replica of the Sistine Chapel for the limited series) it makes sense to wonder about the authenticity of Law's character.
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The more I wrote, and read, the more I began to wonder about other "under-known" female poets of the Americas, and this became my goal for Even Living … to learn about their lives and write "to" them.
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And then when you see her in the hair and makeup when they're trying to change who she is, it makes you also wonder about her, [and] how much people tried to change her when she first started.
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"Although the burnt out car indicates a potential criminal link, you can't help but wonder about the story behind it or the sense of excitement of the people who caused it might have had," Healy and Wilson say.
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Some of the heroes, led by Captain Marvel, want to use that knowledge to prevent crimes before they occur, while others, who stand behind Iron Man, wonder about the ethics of prosecuting people for crimes they might commit.
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I'm referring specifically to Jill Lepore's "These Truths: A History of the United States," though over the course of her hefty account of the American experience, one might begin to wonder about the fate of the republic itself.
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It is difficult to decide whether to welcome or wonder about the new sanctions imposed on Russia, in this case a ban on export of anything with a potential military use, announced by the State Department on Wednesday.
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"I don't think you to have to be much of a statistician to wonder about the legitimacy of concluding that there is going to be a 20183 percent lower response rate because of this one factor," Alito declared.
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But when I read that Meghan Markle was weaning her baby, Archie, I couldn&apost help but wonder about the Duchess of Sussex&aposs emotional state, which she has been refreshingly open about since giving birth in May.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump's criticisms of Chair Yellen went far beyond questions of the appropriateness of monetary policy, leading one to wonder about his willingness to respect laws that put the Fed beyond short-term political pressures.
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To those who see her white husband, question her time in California as a prosecutor in a criminal justice system that disproportionately punishes people of color and wonder about her empathy for black men, Howard is her rejoinder.
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Both parties have candidates who are engaging in rhetorical responsiveness — Trump and Sanders (insert disclaimer about how different they are in all other ways) offer ideological satisfaction, but even their sympathizers wonder about the execution of their plans.
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Sometimes differences make a difference, though, and I wonder about the next battle royale game, perhaps not even in development yet, that could add something truly new and exciting that alters the standard relationship between game and player fantasy.
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And while it's not the strongest storm ever seen, it has reached some impressive milestones, as Colorado State meteorologist Phil Klotzbach explains over at Capital Weather Gang: Whenever unusual hurricanes hit, people sometimes wonder about the climate change context.
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" Berman, speculating that Markel's brother-in-law had something to do with it, says, "The one thing I continue to wonder about is, was this the brother-in-law's kind of own deeply misguided way to help his family?
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"I often wonder about what she would be doing to continue the fight against HIV and AIDS if she was still with us, today," Prince Harry said about his mother while accepting an award in her honor last month.
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She's already started to wonder about the origin and location of her consciousness, when an artificial intelligence, that has self-generated in the network, finds her and asks to merge with her as a means of mutual self-prolonging.
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"I really question his ability to be -- his fitness to be -- in this office, and I also am beginning to wonder about his motivation for it," Clapper told CNN's Don Lemon on Wednesday morning after the rally had ended.
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Clearly it can make financial conditions more accommodative, but also it has consequences potentially for bank profitability, and I think households wonder about what kind of a regime we're in if we're in a regime of negative interest rates.
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"While it's an interesting point to theoretically wonder about, I think it's not really the most important question to be asking, because we'll get significant problems well before that," said Steven Lade, a researcher with the Stockholm Resilience Centre.
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If you are beginning to wonder about a pattern, consider this: The Lakers' 2015 pick, D'Angelo Russell, who was snatched at — you guessed it — No. 19843, was traded in 2017 to the Nets for Brook Lopez and Kyle Kuzma.
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While law enforcement is important, I wonder about the price of building the wall, and how many thousands upon thousands of people's lives can be saved if that money were invested instead in increasing treatment beds and rebuilding communities.
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All of this makes it impossible not to wonder about how much harder life must be in this film's universe for anyone permanently disabled who's not blessed with tons of cash and a supportive family with ample resources to spare.
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The transportation-related technology that I wonder about more than self-driving cars is, is there some way to do an end run around our broken transportation systems, and the IT version that people have talked about for decades is telecommuting.
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If you've already got a nightstand or bed frame, you can pay $15 and Modsy will make a 3D model of it as well, so you truly never have to wonder about what something will look like once put together.
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Back when he seemed likely to lose the election handily, this was a reason to wonder about his movement's staying power — would Newt Gingrich, Ben Carson and Sean Hannity really remain European-style populist nationalists once their patron was defeated?
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In addition to allergy concerns, I wonder about the safety of unrestrained dogs in case of emergency — for example, if there's a sudden drop in altitude, the pet goes flying and now there's a panicked dog running around the cabin.
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The fact that the coronavirus likely came from a wild-animal market in China makes me wonder about factory farms in countries like the US. It's not the same, but animals in these farms are also packed very close together.
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Even fewer pray occasionally, or attend services with their families, or wonder about God, or struggle with doubt and faith alongside the rest of the things they do — play sports, go to school, fall in love, have sex, come out.
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At Tuesday's briefing, the lawmakers said, intelligence community officials weren't explicit about Russia preferring any particular candidate, describing the evidence as inconclusive and differentiating between Russia's intentions and Putin's, which prompted Pelosi to wonder about why they drew the distinction.
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But if you don't find 22017 accounts fascinating or wonder about beer taxation or why hedge fund managers pay so little in taxes, then you want to know the answer to only one question: What does it mean for me?
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Sometimes, on the days when Supreme releases new product — a drop, in scene parlance — I'll pass by the gaggle of gawky teenagers held behind barriers on Lafayette Street and wonder about all of the potential energy vaporizing into thin air.
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But the rules for dealing with sexual misconduct and assault in secondary schools are often not clear — if they exist at all — leaving victims to feel powerless and educators to wonder about the proper steps to take, the experts said.
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Beyond surveillance concerns, United States officials, citing the billions of dollars in Chinese loans to Djibouti's heavily indebted government, wonder about the long-term durability of an alliance that has served Washington well in its global fight against Islamic extremism.
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When you think about the long term, as you have to as a significant investor, and the rise of autonomy, do you wonder about whether that ultimately is a real threat to a company that doesn't own the underlying fleet?
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" "And I think that what he has done is obviously damaged himself but made people wonder about this moral equivalency, which I just find so stunning, given what we know about appeasing fascists and right-wingers is the way to disaster.
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"People know he doesn't tell the truth about a whole lot of things and I think people overwhelmingly wonder about President Trump when he calls everybody else names, including people in his own party, but he never criticizes Putin," Brown said.
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There is something about the healthily tanned skin and chestnut hair, which make him look at least a decade younger than his 66 years, that makes one wonder about the horrifically aged portrait of him collecting dust in some attic.
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Even after years of trawling through mountains of data and code collected about stars, looking for any patterns that might exist between systems, she still retains that childhood sense of wonder about the radiant objects that brighten the night sky.
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I wonder about that last tidbit, so I do a quick google search and I find out that I'm an asshole: Ina did recently find herself amongst the final four in the category of "Newcomer Sex Goddess" at the DDF Awards 2016.
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It sometimes occurs to me to wonder about time there, in the land beyond the silvered glass, but only when I've ventured far enough from myself that it occurs to me to check my learned assumptions about the way the world works.
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With the Republican Party's most pressing undertaking stuck in limbo, GOP senators and aides are beginning to wonder about one undesirable outcome: that the Senate takes a vote on a health care bill in the coming weeks knowing full well it could fail.
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"You have to wonder about the future of the European Union itself ... this is an imperfect union and the survivability of it is, I think, a serious question," Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale University, told CNBC's Sri Jegarajah on Friday.
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"I think that what he has done is obviously damaged himself but made people wonder about this moral equivalency, which I just find so stunning given what we know about appeasing fascists and right-wingers is the way to disaster," she said.
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We've seen Rowan refer to Jake as his "son" in the past, but last night, we see that Jake actually considers Rowan a stand-in father, which makes us wonder about why, exactly, he's so drawn to Olivia in the first place.
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Given the perpetually iterative state of game development, in the modern era and the ongoing positive response from players, driven in part by his once-a-week State of the Game posts, it's exciting to wonder about what's in M.A.V.'s future.
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Watching "O Peixe" without the context offered by the wall text and bolstered by the repetition of the strange gesture, one begins to wonder about the origins of this fishing ritual, taking it for a beautiful if cruel custom in northeast Brazil.
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Mr. Petty, who ended up singing just a few plaintive lines, is a perfect foil to Ms. Nicks, prompting generations of fans to wonder about an alternate reality where he, and not Lindsey Buckingham, joined her in Fleetwood Mac in the mid-1970s.
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While none of the couples they portray are lovers (though I do wonder about Coaches Brinkley and Pooh Bear), an erotic energy pulses throughout "Singlet," reminding us that physical intimacy in almost any form is only one remove or so from sexual contact.
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"I wonder about the ability of this head of state, or of any other, to have influence over Mr. Trump," said Jean-Michel Clément, a member of Parliament who recently left the president's political movement, La République en Marche, over its immigration stance.
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While it is certainly fair to wonder about the Obama administration's response to Russian meddling and what might have been done, it's probably not fair to place all the blame on Obama — and certainly not with a quote about an entirely unrelated issue.
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The highest elected position she's held was on the Town Meeting in Lexington, Massachusetts, and it's perfectly reasonable to wonder about both how she'd make decisions in a high-intensity executive position and how she'd work with Congress to get her agenda passed.
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Voldemort: Origins of the Heir has been in the works since early 2016, when its filmmakers were inspired after re-reading Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, leading them to wonder about what drove Riddle to become Voldemort, according to the film's website.
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It is certainly true that, compared to his modern predecessors, Mr Obama proved unusually likely to wonder about unintended consequences and slippery slopes, and to pepper his generals and foreign policy aides with questions about whether an American intervention might make a crisis worse.
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WATCH THIS: Kanye West Addresses Taylor Swift Controversy (Again): 'I Just Said What Everybody Else Was Thinking' While we anxiously await the next expansion of West's product empire, we can't help but wonder about another essential question: Will the instructions feature IKEA cartoons or Kimojis?
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Wedding 2 if anything, is marginally better than the original, if only because it's less indebted to Cher's Moonstruck (1987) and because you don't have to wonder about the budding romantic relationship between Vardalos and John Corbett, him with the longish, misted-looking hair.
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And I am truly, and I'll admit it, a die-hard Republican in 99 percent of my views, but over the last year I have really come to think differently about the health care in this country, and I wonder about a single-payer system.
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Freaks and Geeks, the beloved one-season wonder about social outcasts in suburban Michigan that launched a dozen comedic acting careers, is chock-full of 70s references, but the show is also commenting on the social realities of the time from a modern vantage point.
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"But now he is no longer seen, and we are only left to wonder about the boy whose father-in-law placed the hope of unraveling the world's most intractable public policy puzzles from peace in the Middle East to reinventing government" in him.
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That last concern is one every thinking person should and must wonder about, and this has been a year in which many of us (and for many reasons) have been forced to consider it with more depth and frequency than we'd perhaps like to.
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While on the surface it is highly commendable for a well-to-do, established artist to place himself at the heart of such human and political catastrophes, I could not help but wonder about his intention and the nature and impact of his work.
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But having seen the way a resort to the American military often becomes the default response for foreign policy matters in many countries all over the world, I also wonder about momentum, and whether spending choices today might create self-fulfilling prophecies of conflict tomorrow.
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I wonder about their candor, as they learned that Dolan had earlier fired his senior vice president of security, apparently for failing to bar Oakley from the Garden — as Dolan suggested on the radio — that evening and therefore having to jump him on national television.
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When you feel profound regret — the type that makes you wonder about your place in life, as opposed to regretting the dumb thing you said to your boss in the elevator — use the emotion as a springboard to examine what truly is important to you.
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And it made me wonder about the desires on the parts of the North Korean and what they want -- you know do they want to sort of get into the real world for lack of a better term and is that what&aposs really driving this?
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You have to wonder about the timing of this episode, which features Kate del Castillo — the Mexican telenovela star who joined Sean Penn in interviewing the drug lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, in the months before his capture on Friday — as Ana's rival.
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It's the perfect accessory for a night out, and I want people to notice it: Fellow revelers come right up to me and tell me how cool it is, wonder about how it works, and ask if I can give a high five or the middle finger.
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That's led experts and officials I spoke to in Japan to wonder about the long-term health of the US-Japan alliance and may partly animate Tokyo's desire to ensure it can take care of itself in the event the US doesn't come to its defense.
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Only three weeks left in season they would rather forget, a large group of Mets players, coaches, executives and staff members gathered Saturday afternoon behind the batting cage at Citi Field to watch and wonder about the man who has meant so much to the franchise.
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As we binge the Netflix series that follows Joseph Maldonado-Passage, aka Joe Exotic, as he becomes embroiled in a murder-for-hire plot, we can't help but wonder about everyone else involved in Exotic's plans to become one of America's most famous big cat zoos.
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The extemporaneous Trump's response to the violence in Charlottesville wasn't just tone-deaf and heartless; you had to wonder about the overall mental balance of a man who managed to both defend the alt-right demonstrators in Virginia and brag about his real estate in the neighborhood.
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In addition to his luck with Catherine, we wonder about his past (he never knew his father, and his hard-luck mother died a prostitute) and his future: The novel opens, briefly, in 1918, with Charles and a mule stuck in mud during a battle in France.
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Amid my grief over its closing, I began to wonder about the decline of roller skating, particularly in communities like Lane County that encompass an array of lifestyles: farmland, frat houses, weed dispensaries and evangelical churches, with a few rodeos and communes tossed in for good measure.
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I was floored that he digressed in an interview with Burns to wonder about the accusations against Charlie Rose, the news anchor who was dismissed from the shows that he hosted on CBS, PBS and Bloomberg's own cable network after numerous women accused him of sexual harassment.
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I'm not the first to wonder about the ubiquity of Thai restaurants in American cities and suburbs, and most seemingly informed and lay analysts have suggested that it's simply because Thai food tastes good, or happens to hit the American palate in just the right way.
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Let strangers think her ovaries had failed her; she didn't want the baby who would one day be a boy to hear his mother discussing him as she might new drapes, an exotic ingredient, fashionable sunglasses: as a thing so lovely that you had to wonder about its acquisition.
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"By making my PhD thesis Open Access, I hope to inspire people around the world to look up at the stars and not down at their feet; to wonder about our place in the universe and to try and make sense of the cosmos," Hawking said in a statement.
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One thing I always wonder about with period pieces is that when you get a script and there's a specific prop reference that might be tricky to track down — the one I thought of immediately was Joan's 1960s-era Pepsi machine — how do you tackle a problem like that?
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The thing I wonder about is if you do get to the point where they have a bill that they actually like — I don't know if it's tax reform, or infrastructure, or something else that they actually really are enthusiastic [about] and really do want to move it through.
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I have to wonder about the need for clarification in this case — whether or not Banksy intended to entirely shred the work is a little beside the main point, which is that it is a publicity stunt which continues to accrue the notoriety that buttresses the artist's market value.
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We invite youth of all ages to voice their thoughts about their passions, to explain things they understand well, to wonder about things they have just begun to understand, and to share discussion posts with other young people using as many different genres and media as they can imagine!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the wake of Donald Judd's perfectly fabricated stacks, Jeff Koons's flawless, steroidal appropriations, and Richard Serra's towering walls of sheet metal coiling, stretching, and cutting across our physical space, a sculptor might wonder about what direction he or she might take.
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If Trump uses his campaign to heckle and criticize ordinary people — a Muslim father, a Venezuelan beauty queen, a Mexican-American judge — it's reasonable to wonder about how he would treat the people who anger him when he has more power than just an early morning tweetstorm at his disposal.
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Meanwhile, stats provided to us by Apptopia point to a service far behind the likes of Pandora and Spotify in terms of usage: In short, Tidal's books appear murky and messy from an outsider's point of view — and you have hope/wonder about what Softbank knows that we do not.
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Farhadi, whose morally searching tales are evidently matched by his diplomatic arts, has succeeded thus far in keeping the Islamic authorities on his side, but you wonder about their reaction to "Everybody Knows," with its snatches of Catholic liturgy, its rumors of sexual indiscretion, and its merry flood of booze.
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One Long River of Song is a posthumously published collection of his essays that display his delightful sense of wonder about the sanctity of everyday things, and about love and connection in all their forms: spiritual love, brotherly love, romantic love, and even the love of a nine-foot sturgeon.
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But the question Obama asks about where the Republican Party of George W. Bush, Mitt Romney, John McCain and Ronald Reagan has gone is one I have heard lots of Republicans wonder about/lament since it became clear that Trump was going to be the GOP presidential nominee in 2016.
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They wonder about everything from what they are going to name the baby, what they should eat or avoid eating and what furniture they will need, to what kind of person their child will grow up to be, where she will go to school or who his friends will be.
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And every week I wonder about it myself — how serious are all the threats and bluster against the news media by Mr. Trump and Mr. Bannon, given that news organizations continue to break big stories about the administration with help from leaks that have not abated despite the presidential pounding?
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Brian Chesky, the co-founder of Airbnb, one of the first American companies to receive a license to do business on the island, rose to speak with barely restrained wonder about the possibilities of Cuban commerce: Airbnb was in more than a hundred countries, and Cuba was its fastest-growing market.
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But in her expansive set of prequels, concurrent fictions and sequels, published between 1984 and 2000, she is particularly adept at picking out the characters one would wonder about most, and writes them so well as almost to make Austen seem remiss for telling us only one side of the story.
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"At the time, I was really intrigued by the growing number of girls taking up wrestling in high school, and because there still weren't enough girls to form their own leagues, I began to wonder about the physical and emotional experience of co-ed wrestling," she wrote in an email to Refinery29.
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While I wouldn't go so far to suggest that connection is top of mind for most Academy voters, I do wonder about its potential effect on a voting body that tends to respond positively to films that ruminate or comment on the movies themselves, which this film does, in a roundabout way.
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Ross's evident delight in the piece—even as some of his associates wonder about its size and purpose, and its cost, which exceeds a hundred and fifty million dollars—derives partly from his confidence that, in time, it will become " the icon for New York," just as the Eiffel Tower is for Paris.
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As Pitt's first big solo movie since his split with Angelina Jolie in 2016, you can't help but wonder about any parallels the movie may share to his real life and whether or not this was a cathartic project for Pitt to work on since he's on his own much of the movie.
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We are left to wonder about the impossibly petite Qing dynasty shoes made of silk and wood for Cantonese ladies' bound feet; a native Hawaiian crested helmet fashioned from bright orange feathers; a stone Cherokee pipe bowl; and a native Tubuaian headdress made of wood, coconut fiber, parrot feathers, shells, and human hair.
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While in an early scene Lois and a fellow doctor wonder about their ability to achieve empathy with patients, "The Lady Doctor" itself illuminates something just as profound: her coolheaded receptivity to nominally depressing and gross manifestations of humanity, her rejection of the judgmental in the service of tending to the body.
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"I'm still salty about his recent interaction with disabled college student Samuel Habib captured on video and have to wonder about his attitudes toward disabled people in general beyond policy," she added, referencing an incident in which the former vice president patted Habib's face in response to a question about education policy.
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Can he explain —— Callimachi: So at this point in the interview, I just started to wonder about these two types of abnormal behavior that you and I had seen in these young women, both the apparent buying in to ISIS' propaganda —— Callimachi: Can he explain why they're speaking like this — these Yazidi girls?
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It is not surprising that the art crowd is at home on Maine's coastline, where Hartley and Homer filled their canvases with crashing tides, and where Longfellow filled his mind's chalice with classic verse, but I am compelled to wonder about what (if any) Maine connection has been forged by the documentary arts?
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But if she is evil, as this sequel promises, it makes you wonder about all the other dismal, stubbornly enduring clichés that the first movie jettisoned, specifically that reliably sexist duo: the wicked female usurper whose power inherently challenges ye olde patriarchy and the innocent maiden who needs a prince to rescue her.
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As stories of the Cup's mistreatment circulated, New York Post columnist Larry Brooks wrote, "I sit and I stew and I wonder about these guys showing the Cup its proper respect," before concluding that, really, all they were doing was sharing their joy with the hometown fans, just as teams had done for decades.
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Even with the relative discomfort of wearing Glyph, I could see the benefit, but I do wonder about the high price (originally, they wanted to sell it for $499) and if people will prefer this viewing experience to the more immersive — and potentially cheaper — VR experience you can get from the $99 Gear VR.
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And I wonder about the gratuitous charge he paid for having failed for decades to live up to his own professed Christianity — even knowing that he was failing yet unable to help it — by allowing himself never to be bothered in any way at all with the all-American experience of someone like my father.
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So when it came to light last week that the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, had ordered the United States Marshals Service to extend a full protective detail to Betsy DeVos, the education secretary, for as much as $1 million a month, many people began to wonder about the protective pecking order in the Trump era.
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Mr. O'Reilly appeared to alternately prove the point that Mr. Trump dictates what the news media around him does and make the point that the candidate's decision to boycott the debate is not without risks; voters, he pointed out, are just beginning to tune in, and they may wonder about a candidate who calls off participation based on questions.
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Danny Flaherty is Shane, crazy eyes sadistically aflame each time he catches up with Jack, taunting, punching or landing kick after sickening kick, perpetuating a feud that predates the arrival of the younger boy and making us wonder about the nature of blame and cowardice and the responsibility of family members to look out for one another.
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If you wonder about the fate of hundreds of thousands of images, including yours, gathered during this project's two-month run, you need only turn over your ticket to see that your attendance counts as consent to have your image or likeness appear in any video display or reproduction by the work's creators, who own the project's archive.
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It's a baffling statement that Franzen never fully explicates, but it seems to imply that a nostalgic sense of wonder about the idea of dinosaurs roaming the earth is somehow more pure — on a moral, ethical level — than a belief that it is good to keep birds alive because it is bad for the planet when species go extinct.
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EVA Air, the Taiwanese airline, flies seven Hello Kitty-themed jets, which carry images of Hello Kitty and her friends not only on their hulls, but throughout their cabins, from the pillows and antimacassars to, in the bathroom, toilet paper emblazoned with Hello Kitty's face, a detail which an observer does not need to hold a doctorate in psychology to wonder about.
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Future civilizations will someday look back at us kneeling before our motion detectors, crowned with our VR helmets, bowing our heads or waving our devices like sacred fronds in the hopes of summoning food, entertainment or sex, and wonder about what we knew, what we believed, and how we practiced —the same way we look back on ancient civilizations and their inscrutable blood sacrifices today.
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But here are a few that, while flawed (repeat: these are flawed and mostly unrealistic because Draymond's monetary value and skill-set are not easy to trade!) are fun enough to wonder about: Portland Trail Blazers get: Draymond Green Golden State Warriors get: Zach Collins, Al-Farouq Aminu, and Moe Harkless How much more enjoyable will the NBA playoffs be if this trade happens?
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But here are a few that, while flawed (repeat: these are flawed and mostly unrealistic because Draymond's monetary value and skill-set are not easy to trade!) are fun enough to wonder about: Portland Trail Blazers get: Draymond Green Golden State Warriors get: Zach Collins, Al-Farouq Aminu, and Moe Harkless How much more enjoyable will the NBA playoffs be if this trade happens?
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Because if you can hear the voices of those little children on that audiotape and not be moved to tears — and then not be moved to moral outrage, righteous indignation, deeply and strongly felt anger at the horrifically horrible treatment of children done in the name of our nation — then I worryingly wonder about the condition of your humanity, your soul, your spirit, your heart, your caring and compassion.
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You can't fault his honesty, although you've got to wonder about the judgment of his bosses, including Si Newhouse, the chairman of Condé Nast at the time, and Patrick McCarthy, who occupied the same position at Fairchild Publications, the owner of W. Unfortunately, we don't learn much about these two, or any of the other characters Peres encountered in these years, except for Copperfield (Peres is a mad devotee of magic).
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Despite the bitterness and grief that infuse and guide the story, "Sweeney Todd" is filled with so much wonder—about the magic of words and of music, of character and of plot—that, especially when you have a cast and a director as talented as those involved in this London import, it can temporarily erase the memory of the cynicism or knowingness that informs so many other current productions.
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Instead of recoiling over the scale of migration, you might recoil instead from the types of control, intimidation and violence dedicated to preventing it and the conditions apparently condoned by authorities to facilitate that control — just as the family-separation policy that had these people clutching children's wrists made many Americans wonder about not the porousness of the border but what level of cruelty was an acceptable means of dissuading people from crossing it.
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That's interesting, but I also think that there are some issues that respectable, intelligent, well-meaning people can disagree, and I wonder about our inability to have a respectful conversation about ... Certain things are non-negotiable, I understand that, but certain things that you can have a different point of view, and you can learn from somebody, and they can say, "This is how I feel about this." a\And I feel like those conversations aren't happening.
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Baylor's decision to forgo a comprehensive report — after an investigation that granted the lawyers what the university called "unfettered access," more than 65 interviews and one million pieces of information including emails and personnel files — has frustrated not only the supporters of the punished administrators but transparency advocates, who wonder about the impartiality of the lawyers the university hired to investigate itself and whether Baylor is withholding information publicly to protect itself from criticism, lawsuits or both.
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Impeccably curated and spread out over more than a dozen venues, Moogfest was impossible to fully capture, but these performances were among those that captivated me: Photo by Gus Samarco, courtesy of Moogfest Blood Orange's 2013 release Cupid Deluxe is an album just about anyone could love, but it's also always felt a little bit like a secret for those in the know, the album that you hear playing through a neighbor's wall and wonder about.
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As I watched Ali crouched over his pot of rice, shyly smiling up at me then quickly lowering his eyes, it was hard not to wonder about a continuum here — a people among whom had lived Africans willing to help sell their own into slavery; a people among whom lived those willing to employ "a houseboy" and a "housegirl" in her 220s, who lived in darkened rooms, while a family lived comfortably a few feet away.
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A new budget/mid-range version of the Pixel 3Price$400 for Pixel 3a, $480 for Pixel 3a XLLikeShares design with expensive pixels, same great Pixel camera, new timelapse mode, great battery life, has a headphone jackDon't LikeOnly one front camera, big bezels, no official water resistanceWith the Pixel 3a starting at just $400 (or $33 for the Pixel 3a XL), the first thing you wonder about is what kind of sacrifices Google had to make to get the price that low.
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Confidentiality ensures there will be no public discussion about what exactly tech giants and governments might be agreeing to do, collectively and individually, to harvest the online activity of particular targets — although the risk for messaging platforms that sell services as strongly encrypted (and therefore give users an expectation of robust privacy), is every time these companies are seen to meet with government representatives their users might feel moved to wonder about the substance of their behind-closed-doors discussions.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (D-Ohio) said on Sunday that Americans know President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE doesn't always tell the truth and many wonder about his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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I don't know, I couldn't do what I said I would doSo that answered the question for meI'll always want you and always wonder about itBut it doesn't matter because I have to stay here There's something both terrible and mind-blowing in envisioning Trump Jr. sneering this retort over the phone as O'Day pleads for affirmation: I have to move on, I need your helpI can't believe that this was all a lieYou have to tell me you love meI don't 'cause you're a fucking pain in my ass There's certainly room in music for great songs about an affair — from Dolly Parton's "Jolene" to TLC's "Creep" — but this song is not one of them, and it will take an eternity to scrub all of the imagery in it from our minds.
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