It would be supersized, it would be intense, it would be sexy.
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That would be -- that would be very -- that would be a big disaster.
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Well, that would be good, that would be good, that would be good.
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It would be great and it would be cheap, but it would be cray weed.
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Tax rates for those earning more than $21974,2100 would be 21%, $50,000-$99,999 would be 19%, $25,1003-$49,000 would be 13.56%, and $10,000-$14,999 would be 4%.
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AND WITH GREAT PHOTOGRAPHIC DETAIL WOULD BE – THAT WOULD BE ABSOLUTELY PURELY – THERE WOULD BE NO NEWS.
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They would be told the police would be notified and they would be thrown out the venue.
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It would be fantastic and it would be ironic as shit and it would be internet as shit.
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There would be these chunks, and then there would be music, and then there would be another chunk.
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Public housing would be funded, but only for tiny flats; reservoirs would be built, but users would be charged.
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Mr. Kim "would be there, he would be running his country, his country would be very rich, his country would be very industrious," Mr. Trump said in remarks to reporters.
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I would be there with Frank and we would be walking in and the Jackson Five would be walking out.
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The decor would be next-level, the guest list would be lit, and even the party favors would be luxurious.
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I never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad, that it would be this vicious.
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Because Sheryl would be secretary of treasury, Bezos would be secretary of commerce, Michelle Obama would be the attorney general.
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My hands would be trembling, my heart would be pounding a mile a minute, and my face would be sweating bullets.
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"He would be there, he would be running his country, his country would be very rich," Trump said at the time.
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He suggested the right time would be in two-to-three years, when he forecast the bank would be more profitable, the Russian economy would be growing again and sanctions would be removed.
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Effectively, imports would be taxed, and exports would be subsidised.
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That not only would be tragic, it would be unmanageable.
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"I think it would be exhilarating, it would be exciting."
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A decision would be made, and joy would be realized.
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What would be unacceptable would be the prohibition on ... exercises.
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My next experience after pressing the button would be—well, it would be no experience at all, as I would be dead.
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"I never knew it would be this bad, that it would be this vile, that it would be this vicious," Trump said.
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"There would be circumstances in which it would be appropriate for us to go past neutral, and there would be circumstances in which it would be wholly inappropriate to do so," Powell told reporters.
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There would be major pushback, and the nomination would be scuttled.
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I would be bored, and life would be infinitely less interesting.
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Confidence that all would be well – that they would be well.
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Ads would be hopelessly expensive so driving demand would be impossible.
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It would be unsatisfying; it would be depressing; it wouldn't sell.
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The earliest affected employees would be paid would be around Jan.
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If anyone would be lost to empathy, it would be him.
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There would be operations ... everything would be done to save them.
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And-- it would be-- it just-- it would be very tough.
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And it would be on TV and it would be fantastic!
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Migrants would be better treated, though inevitably fewer would be hired.
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It would be ten days before the search would be over.
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It would be closed at night, and cycling would be banned.
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That they would be okay and the country would be okay.
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The knock would be gone (or sometimes it would be worse).
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This room would be called #comrades, and it would be private.
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There would be no consequences because there would be no crown.
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The tarp would be removed and the yard would be wondrous.
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The women would be dancing while the men would be crushing.
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You would think the last thing the aging, anti-social feline would be interested in would be energetic kittens, but you would be wrong.
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If drones ruled the waves, fisheries would be more sustainable, pollution would be reduced and human trafficking would be harder to get away with.
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If they ran for president, Biden would be 22019 years old when sworn into office, Sanders would be 79 and Warren would be 71.
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Voters and superdelegates would be spooked; party officials would be looking around for an alternative to Clinton, and their only option would be Sanders.
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At that point, Chief Justice John Roberts would be 22016, while Neil Gorsuch, Trump's other appointee, would be 211 and Kavanaugh would be 211.
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I had an idea of what it would be like: There would be lots of ice that would be really hard to get through.
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Contributions would be tax-deductible and any earnings would be tax-free.
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Sanders would be 79 upon assuming the presidency; Biden would be 78.
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Your competitor in this race would be Spotify, would be Amazon, others.
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But that's-- that would be-- that would be very interesting to us.
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Imagine what it would be like in space—it would be bad!
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"That would be interesting – that would be an adventure," said Grylls, laughing.
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That would be…I think that would be unfair to the deal.
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Sanders would be 79 on Election Day while Trump would be 74.
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His death would be devastating, but more importantly it would be necessary.
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Nothing would be revealed in Davos, and nothing would be revealed afterward.
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The Note would be back, and it would be bigger than ever.
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What would be the intended outcomes; what would be the unintended outcomes?
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"It would be high in moisture; it would be spreadable," he said.
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Because they would be battery-powered, they would be more environmentally friendly.
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"It would be hot and it would be terrible," he said, laughing.
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But the Millennial generation would be especially would be especially hard hit.
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"I think it would be exhilarating, it would be exciting," he said.
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There would be additional accusations, but there would be no further convictions.
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Additionally, any faithless votes would be considered as a resignation of the office, the vote would be vacated, and the elector would be immediately replaced.
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AND OBVIOUSLY THAT WOULD BE VERY COSTLY FOR THEM TO DO. THEM SELLING OUT OF U.S. ASSETS WOULD BE SOMETHING THAT WOULD BE VERY COSTLY.
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"You would be surprised if I started going into details at this point in time –– you would be pleased, but you would be surprised," Rep.
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"Doing that now would be good for us, it would be good for our livelihoods and would be good for the planet," Dr. Ebi said.
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He promised that electric power would be restored soon, that water would be brought in and that destroyed parts of the city would be rebuilt.
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But our cities would be smaller, our global influence would be reduced, and many fewer of the world's cutting-edge companies would be based here.
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Photo: GettyIn any normal society, the top executives at Equifax would be hauled in front of Congress, many would be thrown in prison, the company would be shut down, and all of the company's assets would be seized.
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There was also agreement that Bitcoin splitting into two blockchains would be very, very bad; transactions would be lost or duplicated; that it would be unclear what the real Bitcoin was; that the reputational damage would be significant.
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Under Trump's budget, climate change research would be obliterated, funding for the clean up of hazardous sites would be slashed by 45 percent, environmental justice programs would be phased out, and a projected 3,200 jobs would be eliminated.
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If their predictions had come true, today petroleum would be exhausted, huge numbers of major animal species would be extinct, crop failures would be causing mass starvation, developing-world poverty would be getting worse instead of declining fast.
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"I think the two things that would be important would be the president indicating his support of that or something like it … and the leader committing that this would be something that would be on the floor," he said.
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Sometimes she would be the Mommy and I would be the Daddy, but sometimes I would be the Mommy and she would be the Daddy because it was really important that we both understood both sides of the roles.
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" He then cut to Trump saying, "I never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad, that it would be this vicious.
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Presumably, there would be some quota of untaxed allocations that would be permitted.
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"People would be coughing, people would be screaming, people would barf," Schmierer says.
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It would be many weeks before the final count would be known: 222.
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Sicilians would be Sicilians, Jewish doctors would be Jewish doctors, [and so on].
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It would be much more drawn-out, so yeah, it would be insane.
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But that would be bad, it would be bad for everything Berkshire owns.
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And what would be needed for that would be a more European copyright.
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KS: That would be nice, except that would be dangerous for Kara Swisher.
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I think it would be incredible, and everything would be put to music.
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This would be the version that would be released after the standard model.
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There would be a 22% sales tax, and its cultivation would be taxed.
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So that would be four times in the garage, which would be $11.
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To sell everything would be wrong, and to take profits would be right.
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The platform would be out of commission, so the rocket would be, too.
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All that would be required would be access to the device in question.
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Most itemized deductions would be eliminated, but the standard deduction would be doubled.
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No existing enrollees would be removed but no new applications would be accepted.
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"Two I would be happy with, but three I would be even happier."
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Or: Doing it would be hard, but not doing it would be impossible.
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People would be selling things, but there would be nothing we could buy.
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Cookie Monster would be fun, but would be a drain on precious resources.
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My 2628nd choice would be Bill Pryor & my 28503rd would be Amy Barrett.
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Qualtrough said the competition would be open and no companies would be excluded.
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Bloomberg would be seen as the savior of America and he would be.
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Funds would be used for health care and would be transferable and inheritable.
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I don't know what I would be or who would be without Busy.
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An evacuation would be practically impossible and emergency responses would be largely futile.
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They would be leaving us alone, and we would be leaving them alone.
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But it's what would be happening behind the scenes that would be different.
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I think women would be more like 'What would be my job description?
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Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't.
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And my marriage would be normal and I would be a regular wife.
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It's really just right — 425 would be overkill, and 375 would be skimping.
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I would be proud if it would be considered a part of that.
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That would be awful because people would be scared to go out still.
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Everyone would be covered and contributing so there would be no free-loaders.
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It would be more humane and it would be a lot less paternalistic.
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Once a week would be good; once a day (yes) would be better.
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A life without pain would be bland, it would be tasteless and uneventful.
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It would be a comprehensive set of benefits and everybody would be covered.
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It would be tight for a few months, but it would be possible.
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What would be more accurate would be to say that she is insistent.
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It would be ... That would be a really good episode of Black Mirror.
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I could have that, I would be literally... That would be your job.
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Philip L. Gregory, another lawyer in the case, described the deposition setup, jumping up and taking positions where the young people would be seated, where their attorney would be, where the questioning attorney would be and where the videographer would be.
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But the Fed's employment mandate would be moot since there would be a guaranteed job for everyone, and inflation would be handled through fiscal tools as well.
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But under DOE's proposal, significantly less data would be gathered and it would be skewed, since only the top-ranked 85033 percent of graduates would be included.
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But in terms of, the lawyers said it would be done by, your guys said, it would be done by Thanksgiving, it would be done by Christmas.
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Because the voters would be choosing a new government anyway, there would be less risk that Mr. Mandelblit would be accused of bringing down a popular one.
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"I would be very, very hesitant, and most surgeons would be very, very hesitant to tell patients that after fusion they would be pain-free," he said.
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If the world were 113 people: 25 people would be age 0-14 60 would be from Asia 16 would be from Africa 5 would be from North America 31 would be Christian 23 would be Muslim 12 would speak Chinese 6 would speak Spanish Just 5 would speak English 11 would live on less than $1.90 USD per day Think about if only five people lived on this entire continent.
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Surveys would be carried out and people living in vulnerable places would be moved.
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I mean, not saying that would be OK, but that would be very different.
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This would be the sixth -- and the first time people would be to blame.
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What would be so great would be to reduce skin cancer in the world.
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Democrats would be holding news conferences, and the story would be front-page news.
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Sansa would be the Operations department, and Daenerys would be in charge of Development.
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Right, the idea that this would be commercialized, that this would be... Absolutely. Right.
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And maybe [transgender service members] would be phenomenal, I think they probably would be.
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The Unite Union said no jobs would be lost as hours would be banked.
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No-deal means there would be no transition so the exit would be abrupt.
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It was like, she would be doing rehearsals and he would be doing rehearsals.
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And she would be the one to ultimately decide where he would be tried.
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I don't know what I would be or who I would be without Busy.
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The response to it would be amazing, her tweets about it would be amazing.
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Cuts would be across the board, but most cuts would be for wealthier households.
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The alien star would be so distant that such a difference would be indistinguishable.
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Without darkness, the world would be very boring and life would be very flat.
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Doubling it would be an improvement, but targeting nominal GDP would be better still.
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If participation is low, either would be ineffective because there would be no accountability.
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If I could do what I would be saying, I would be playing still.
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So level 5 would be $3k, level 6 would be $4k and so on.
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And the only life Cap would be fine with trading would be his own.
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Anybody who would be able to pull that off would be remembered for it.
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My own preference would be for 55 percent, but 60 percent would be acceptable.
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"I think it would be inappropriate to presume I would be asked," he said.
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To oversimplify would be unwise; while complacency would be irresponsible — and perhaps outright dangerous.
|
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That would be a crying shame — but the one crying hardest would be Mayweather.
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Some individuals would be saving too little, while others would be saving too much.
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"It would be moving laterally, aside from we would be spending less," she said.
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No deal means there would be no transition so the exit would be abrupt.
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We promised ourselves that this year would be different, that we would be different.
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"For some, $500 a month would be amazing; $1,000 a month would be nirvana."
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Baker: I thought it would be interesting that would be an underhanded educational piece.
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What would be bad would be treating people [differently] based on what they're wearing.
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Or, if this were Aladdin, Valencia would be Jasmine and Rebecca would be Jafar.
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The ground would be warm from the sun and I would be at peace.
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I thought, if anyone would be responsibly giving out supplements, it would be him.
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Key would be a cheetah or a rhino, and Peele would be an owl.
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"To say this change would be detrimental would be an understatement," their letter said.
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So lunches would be more easy and comfortable, while dinners would be more elaborate.
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I thought maybe there would be violence, and there would be loss of life.
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One episode would be a series of short stories; another would be a musical.
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The diversity visa lottery would be eliminated, and those 50,000 visas would be reallocated.
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This option would be less theatrical, and it's unclear how effective it would be.
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There would be a path to citizenship, or there would be no such path?
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Huzayfah: One green line would be going in, red line would be going out.
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While catching corona would be bad, worse would be passing it to someone vulnerable.
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Whether that would be a subpoena or that would be legislation, I don't know.
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But he would be an expert on energy, he would be a real expert.
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The second, which he'd already decided would be called "Circles," would be song-based.
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In the rain, when no one else would be busking, I would be busking.
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Things would be a little tighter that month, but it would be worth it.
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Attn ny: any important wire stories would be appreciated, as would be the frontings.
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Such an arrangement would be as fragile as it would be distasteful, of course.
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My working life would be better, and it would be better for my family.
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Your responsibilities would be covered, so there would be nothing to feel guilty about.
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The weather would be comfortable, and there would be lots of grass and trees.
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Without action, they said salaries would be cut and social services would be curtailed.
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It would be exciting to replace the AD Model on ... KS: It would be.
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But while it would be unprecedented, issuing pardons for aides would be completely legal.
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It would be a grotesque abuse of power, but it would be completely legal.
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If the basement office were larger, the aluminum desk would be positioned differently: You would be seated behind it, and students would be seated in front of it.
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The draft does not detail what the incentives would be or under what conditions they would be offered, which would be approved in a separate law, they said.
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Your house would be smaller in absolute terms, but because it would be bigger than most other people's, you would be more likely to regard it as adequate.
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While 27% of likely Democratic voters would be unsatisfied with a Biden nomination, 21% would be dissatisfied with a Sanders win, and 15% would be dissatisfied with Warren.
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Disability benefits would be cut by 11 percent, hospital insurance payments would be reduced by 13 percent and retirement/survivor's benefit reductions would be an unthinkable 21 percent.
|
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At the midpoint of the proposed I.P.O. price range, Bessemer's stake would be worth $952 million, FirstMark's would be worth $710 million, and Andreessen's would be $696 million.
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All 737s would be grounded, there would be an independent commission created to investigate the crisis, and Boeing would be called before Congress to answer for its failures.
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Signatures would be gathered, declarations would be broadcast, rallies would be organized, and executive orders would be signed before something as absurd as that were allowed to happen, before a man both born to fight and blessed with the ability to fight so beautifully would be permitted to spend so much time away from a cage or a ring.
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"When I became a model I knew I would be working long hours and there would be times when people would be mean or critical towards me," she wrote.
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While it's unknown exactly what that process would be like, after the amount of time they would be closed, I can't believe that it would be a smooth process.
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Choking the smartphone complex would be madness: consumers would be upset, millions of jobs would be at risk in Asia, and stockmarkets in America and East Asia would suffer.
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Because if I were to go and mention anybody's name I would be the one that would be in legal problems and I'm the one that would be sued.
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As part of the current discussions, the headquarters would be in France, the new entity's chairman would be chosen by Siemens and its chief executive would be Alstom's CEO.
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Parents, since the child tax credit and new family credit would be increased (although the employer-provided child care credit would be repealed and dependent exemptions would be nixed).
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Seventy percent of Booker supporters would be happy with Biden, 76% would be satisfied with Harris, and 74% would be satisfied Warren as the nominee, according to Insider polling.
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I don't think it would be good for me, I don't think it would be good for my state, I don't think it would be good for the country.
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Its prime beneficiary would be the smuggling organizations themselves, and the prime victims would be the children, who would be plunged into the smuggling machines on the trip north.
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Mr. Upton's proposal does not specify who would be eligible, how much of their costs would be covered or how much they would be expected to contribute in premiums.
|
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"But I think it would be superficial and you would be gullible to believe that the daughter would be able to do what Park Chung-hee did," he said.
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He said the deal he was looking at would protect Kim - "he would be there, he would be running his country, his country would be very rich," Trump said.
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"Knowing that I would be leaving my husband behind... that would be the hardest thing."
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He said technology and monitoring tools to enforce the would-be treaty would be crucial.
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Extensive supplementary documentation would be unnecessary because background information would be built into the system.
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That the controversy would be good for me, that would be part of the publicity.
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And I would be in my room, and he would be in there, molesting me.
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Part of that would be in the U.S., part of that would be in Europe.
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Hilton resented that the tape would be associated with her forever — which it would be.
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This would be a moment where my relationship with my mom would be forever altered.
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It's because the loss would be so bruising, it would be very tough to recover.
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Plus, as with Google, there would be regulatory issues that would be tough to overcome.
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The category of value would be $100,001 - $250,000 and the interest rate would be zero.
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It would be bad for U.S. workers; it would be bad for the U.S. economy.
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The new flats would be bigger than average and 70% of them would be subsidised.
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None of us are rich, so it would be impossible, but it would be nice.
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It was not clear how much bail would be, or if it would be granted.
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Carried interests would be taxed as ordinary income, and the individual AMT would be repealed.
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Any future treatment using these methods would be extremely expensive, because it would be bespoke.
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Everything earned during the marriage would be considered community property, and would be divided evenly.
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"We would be throwing money out the window, and that would be foolish," he said.
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Marilyn Monroe covered in blood, that would be pretty macabre, that would be pretty scary.
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That would be not just an ironic outcome of this election - it would be tragic.
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Eight said it would be somewhat diminished and two said it would be somewhat enhanced.
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And-- I think he would be-- I think he would be-- a very good president.
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Government would be free from religious overreach, and religion would be free from government interference.
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We knew that here, the food would be good and the atmosphere would be fun.
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Under the proposal, imports would be subject to U.S. taxes and exports would be exempt.
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The Medicaid rolls would be 14 million lower than they would be under current law.
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The minimum legal age would be 18, though provinces would be able to raise that.
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Asked whether it would be a temporary measure, Jonan said it would be implemented "continuously".
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Digital currency would be tougher to forge, though a successful cyber-attack would be catastrophic.
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At work, I would be confiscating drugs, and outside of work, I would be partying.
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Everyone knew it would be crazy but no one knew it would be that big.
|
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Under the proposal, U.S. taxes would be imposed on imports, while exports would be exempt.
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The category of value would be $100,001-$250,000 and the interest rate would be zero.
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If you think these primary effects would be devastating, the secondary effects would be catastrophic.
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Without immigration, the U.S. labor force would be shrinking and growth prospects would be dimmer.
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Attendees weren't told in advance where the event would be or who would be hosting.
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But Kunst believes Trump would be more effective fighting Islamic State than Clinton would be.
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Energy sanctions or something equivalently significant would be appropriate and would be a strong signal.
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There was no indication which meeting would be dropped or what disciplines would be eliminated.
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As always, it most likely would be some competition out there, would be my guess.
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I thought that I would be happy, and I would be able to read again.
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The difference is that Democrats would be praising me and Republicans would be condemning me.
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It would be tempting to assume that Kemp would be a favorite for that runoff.
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The context of where it would be in the shop, the meaning would be lost.
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I would be worried that they would be in danger, maybe while going to school.
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But, yeah, it would be something to have in my career that would be amazing.
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Most people would be hypocrites if they did not say the windfall would be useful.
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Yes, there would be guns, but the people carrying them would be the right people.
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If our state would be the first state to stop abortion, that would be amazing.
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This is my question: Elio would be 51 today, and Lady Bird would be 33.
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They knew and trusted that he would be fair, not that he would be flattering.
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Either Obama's presidency would be a joke or Obama's presidency would be one of fruition.
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To remove them would be to destroy them because moving them would be too costly.
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Finally Mr. Rau agreed that there would be a kiss but it would be modified.
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Sooner or later, our carefully written elegies would be gone, just as we would be.
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Federal loans would be forgiven and private loans would be paid by the federal government.
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I would be very happy hearing that no other women would be harmed by him.
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He would be awake soon, and this all-too-realistic nightmare would be behind him.
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"Rick would be the drummer, and my oldest brother would be the singer," Pete recalled.
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This would be more than a partisan upset — it would be a kind of revolution.
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Our lives would be extended by half a century, and Mars would be old news.
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Finding antibodies would be a strong clue, but the live virus would be even better.
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I didn't go into college thinking this would be something I would be interested in.
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Business investments would be completely deducted immediately, and all "loopholes" and credits would be eliminated.
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There were times when I would be supporting Harvey, or Harvey would be supporting Vicki.
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Think about how much better that would be, how much more efficient it would be.
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We knew there would be a winner, and we knew there would be a loser.
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Business investments would be completely deducted immediately, and all 'loopholes' and credits would be eliminated.
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"I would be the only one that would be able to do that," he said.
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His support would be just as valuable to them as theirs would be to him.
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"Large raids would be hard to stop although some losses would be expected," Layton said.
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What would be some story lines today that would be specific to today's social climate?
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Actually, the user experience itself would be message oriented, it would be social media oriented.
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What would be exotic for him would be some small town in Ohio or Iowa.
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This effect would be felt across industries — American companies would be unable to transport goods on Russian railroads, Boeing would be unable to partner with Russian airlines, and AT&T would be banned from making use of Russian telephone wires — just to name a few.
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If there is a humongous march on Washington to defeat Trump by registering voters, the crowd would be so huge, the speakers would be so compelling and the enthusiasm would be so intense that there would be 24/7 saturation coverage from all media.
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Twenty-eight percent said a candidate being non-white would be a liability compared to 2628 percent who would be an asset, and 28503 percent said being over 22019 would be a liability compared to 8 percent who said it would be an asset.
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To facilitate the flow of Palestinian people and goods with Israel, Egypt, Jordan and other countries in the region, facilities at key border crossings would be upgraded, new cargo terminals would be built, old ones would be refurbished and new security technology would be installed.
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"Someone would be dating, someone would be going through a breakup, someone would be crying," Kamilla, who left Chechnya in mid-2017 and now lives in Europe, told BuzzFeed News.
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Your year and day would be the same: 3 Earth days, which means half of planet would be in continuous daylight and the other half would be in continuous darkness.
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What would be inappropriate, and potentially illegal, would be for any individual purporting to have direct knowledge of what would be a classified contract proposal to disclose that information publicly.
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Man, I would be so happy of I woke up tomorrow and there would be no more cell phones, if there would be only phone booths on the streets again.
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This would be like the select committee in that its members would be exclusively charged with investigating one question, and in that it would be controlled in a bipartisan fashion.
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"The impact of it would be devastating to demand, it would be devastating to jobs and it would be devastating to customers who want this competitively priced energy," Hopper said.
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If intelligence was a cake, unsupervised learning would be the cake, supervised learning would be the icing on the cake, and reinforcement learning would be the cherry on the cake.
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Domestic programs prized by Democrats would be cut, the diplomatic corps would be decimated, spending on the military would balloon and a wall would be funded on the southern border.
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Mexican officials did not say where the immigrants would be housed or what resources they would be given, but noted that humanitarian visas and work permits would be made available.
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Everything would be out of Lurex, it would be Lurex silver and gold and sparkles and glitter socks and glitter shoes and sequins and everything would be silver and gold.
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But never did I wrap my mind around the fact that there would be one character, and it would be Harriet Tubman, and she would be speaking for 55 minutes.
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So, it's unlikely they would be used by would-be hackers to impair a single car.
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Yet these would be the very populations he would be entrusted with protecting as attorney general.
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He said the advice would be painful and that Chabon would be smart to pay attention.
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The presidency would be shattered as an institution and the devastation to democracy would be irreparable.
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"I would be running to the bathroom and David would be holding my hair," she says.
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Everyone would be forced to fend for themselves, and it would be incredibly disorienting and messy.
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The category of the value would be $237.2,229.7–$25,000 and the interest rate would be zero.
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The iPad Pro would be overkill for her, but the new iPad would be just right.
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He was very persuasive that this would be huge and there would be many more orders.
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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting would be privatized, and the AmeriCorps volunteer program would be eliminated.
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Downtowns would be emptied, and everyone would be connected through ''electronic cottages'' dispersed throughout the countryside.
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That would be such an obvious improvement that it would be difficult to argue against it.
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He added that there would be no privacy concerns as these internet addresses would be anonymized.
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Mahaney expected it would be a couple of weeks before Yahoo's new owner would be announced.
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The category of value would be $100,001 to $250,000 and the interest rate would be zero.
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The transformation would be gradual, it reportedly said, and the newest stores would be rebranded first.
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He told them there would be an "88.5 percent" chance that Trump would be the nominee.
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Plus, I guess I would be out of a job and that would be pretty devastating.
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Implementation would be carried out over a 48-hour period, and U.N. oversight would be sought.
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The Internet would be less free, and fewer voices would be allowed to have a say.
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Local staffers would be laid off and U.S. officials running the projects would be reassigned elsewhere.
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People presumed it would be lifted in peacetime and that their loved ones would be returned.
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This would be developed under a new company, Kitty Hawk, of which Thrun would be CEO.
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Medically necessary services would be covered and there would be no premiums, deductibles or co-pays.
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It would be so cool to see what Hank would be like in the acting class.
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It said the Syrians would be placed in refugee camps and other migrants would be deported.
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We didn't discuss it, but there would be certainly -- it would be something we will discuss.
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The main difference would be that a lot of times the saws would be really ornate.
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My toes would be frozen, my nose would be frozen … Oh, how little I knew then.
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My thought bubble: Would-be investors would be wise to study a bit of company history.
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It would be surprising to hear there are plans they would be reneging on their commitment.
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That's because his premiums would be higher and his subsidy would be smaller, the analysis said.
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No one said it would be easy, I just didn't think it would be this hard.
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More than 155,000 new jobs would be created, and $1.3 billion would be added to GDP.
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Every shortsighted critic would be exposed, those of insufficient faith or unworthy vision would be shamed.
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It would be a political bombshell and it would be close to an admission of guilt.
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The main impact would be on society's poorest — and the impact for them would be significant.
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Sunbelt and Rust Belt cities would be richer but smaller, while coastal ones would be bigger.
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A no deal would be bad, but a no deal with no planning would be worse.
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The plan would be federally-funded, but it would be administered through state unemployment insurance programs.
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Without semiconductors, none of these devices would be possible … and our lives would be much different.
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If she didn't leave, she would be evicted and her belongings would be taken to Goodwill.
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The border policy would be in shambles and courts would be inundated with claims from foreigners.
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Wade, this amendment would be a "trigger ban," meaning abortion would be outlawed in some states.
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In all cases, the impact would be significant, but in some cases it would be devastating.
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And making a move like this by Memorial Day would be—I would be—wow, amazing.
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Moise said the editorial and opinion section would be merged, and arts coverage would be reduced.
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Tests would be cheaper, the argument went, and more people would be inclined to get them.
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Some 22019 percent said it would be better, while 20 percent said it would be worse.
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This region would be profoundly impoverished for the new whales, who would be more vulnerable here.
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Wade, this amendment would be a "trigger ban," meaning abortion would be outlawed in the state.
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My view would be that brand new results would be the most likely to be wrong.
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There would be no Ronda Rousey, there would be no a lot of people, [without her].
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Recognizing Jerusalem as the capital would be another such move, and it would be long overdue.
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We would be watching "DuckTales" after school, and I would be eating chips and zoning out.
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We knew it would be scrappy and that there would be wind-ups and time wasting.
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While I would be reading or finishing homework, she would be right there, typing beside me.
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He promised that municipal workers' jobs would be secure and that his administration would be nonpartisan.
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You might think that any nutritious food would be covered, but that would be wrong, too.
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"What would be cool would be to have a flying ancestor of penguins," Dr. Mayr said.
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It would be developmental, like college football, but unlike college football, average pay would be $50,000.
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"It would be foolish for me to do that, because I would be struggling," she said.
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Vendors whose sheds would be torn down and rebuilt would be moved to a new structure.
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But questions remain over how the deal would be monitored and what its rules would be.
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Not much would be lost and, in my opinion, there would be a whole lot gained.
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There would be a million new jobs, he said, and poverty would be cut in half.
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The stakes, which would be acquired by Germany's KfW state development bank, would be held temporarily.
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We hoped there would be fast results for the economy and that there would be investment.
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Of this, about 160 billion pounds would be closed, while 13 billion pounds would be open.
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The biggest problem would be finding a GOP running mate who would be compatible with Biden.
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And it would be what I would be inclined to do if I were secretary treasury.
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Persuading them that this would be an improvement, even if true, would be a tall order.
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I feel as though if that guardian angel would be anyone, it would be my grandma.
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Pension issues would be revisited this week, while income tax reforms would be discussed on Thursday.
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A drama would be an opera, and a narration would be an oratorio, or a Passion.
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Apple emphasized privacy would be paramount for those who do, and that data would be anonymized.
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I thought paying off my loans would be amazing relief and that I would be elated.
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That person would be responsible for financial policies and would be accountable to the European Parliament.
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The governor's office said new community gardens would be built and existing ones would be redeveloped.
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Yet, patients—and their doctors—would be hard pressed to know if immunization would be beneficial.
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He would be slumped in an armchair, as was his wont, while she would be smoking.
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US would be 'absolutely alone' on military action "The US would be absolutely alone," Schechter said.
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Many of the proposals would be nonstarters for Democrats, and some would be problematic for Republicans.
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Police said on Sunday some roads would be closed temporarily and public transport would be diverted.
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While some people would be happy to give up their current coverage, others would be livid.
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But there's a sense that a reboot would be something people would be in favor of.
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This would be a third account, and I think that would be a little less likely.
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That's really contradictory — that something would be abolished and there would be an exception to that.
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Most of the time it would be dumb, but it would be stuff that entertained me.
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Today, this would be one player, and his name would be Skeets Wheat or Christhomas Thomas.
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Our idea for this show originally was that it would be a series, and some episodes would be mundane, some could be straight up comedies, and some would be existential horror.
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If we were to rate some popular instances: Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" would be rated G, Drake's "We're Going Home" would be PG, and Rihanna's "Needed Me" would be PG-13.
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Some pointed out that in the case of non-binary, genderfluid, or trans individuals, it would be confusing where the line would be drawn on whose nipples would be considered explicit.
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Thus far, we have essentially no details about what the mountain would be made of, how it would be built, and what the environmental toll of actually building it would be.
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And in a humane society, I would be able to set forth the criteria for when I would be assured that my life would be brought to a quick, painless end.
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One would be its aerospace business; the second would be Otis, the maker of elevators and escalators; and the third would be Carrier, a big producer of heating and cooling equipment.
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Censure would be a victory; acquittal would be a defeat: If congressional Democrats successfully win a vote to censure the president, Trump would be hard-pressed to claim he was victorious.
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Each workshop would be four hours long, although Calloway would be present for only three of those hours (the first hour would be a chance for attendees to make new friends).
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Thirty percent thought a candidate being female would be a liability in the election compared to 2628 percent who thought it would be an asset, compared to 28500 percent who thought being male would be an asset and 6900 percent who thought it would be a liability.
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If automation were, in fact, transforming the US economy, two things would be true: Aggregate productivity would be rising sharply, and jobs would be harder to come by than in the past.
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Infantino said a decision would be made by March, although it was still not clear whether an enlarged tournament would be feasible as it would be "difficult" to stage in Qatar alone.
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Monot said there would be no panic on financial markets and said there would be no need to introduce capital controls because French banks would be required to buy French sovereign bonds.
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He also criticized Trump's trade policies as foolish, arguing that under trade friction and protectionism, American workers would be poorer, corporate profits would be lower and the economy would be worse off.
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They would be paid up to $1,303 for work during their six-month stretches; many would be set up with post-prison jobs and would be allowed to leave prison months early.
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The study does not estimate what the effects of either recommendation would be, such as how many heart attacks or strokes would be prevented, or what the harms and costs would be.
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Mr. Ghani's proposal envisions an outcome in which the Taliban would be recognized as a legitimate political party, prisoners would be released and United Nations sanctions against the group would be lifted.
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A trade war with China would be a big deal; a trade war with Europe would be a big deal; a trade war with Canada and Mexico would be a big deal.
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At conferences, "it would be forums where nobody [would] be there, and even the people that would show up, [it] would be to just explain all the things" that failed, Asorey said.
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He said 2017 earnings growth would be driven mainly by Asia, North and South America, while in Europe growth would be moderate and in France it would be flat to slightly lower.
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Cellphones and laptops would be included in that list but pharmaceuticals would be excluded, the office said.
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Debris would be cleared and areas hit by liquefaction would be turned into parks and sports venues.
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If she was emotional, that would be a way to give explanations, and that would be wrong.
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And without the Postal Service, it would be more than just Amazon that would be losing out.
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This data would be hugely invaluable but if proprietary, she says, "this would be a great shame".
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"And I think the plan I laid out ultimately would be the plan that would be accepted."
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Such an outcome would be bad for the EU but it would be even worse for Britain.
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As for where Phoenix would be today, Mathis said he would be doing what he loved most.
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A new investigation would be conducted by outside counsel, and an instructor review board would be created.
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Digital ID in Kenya would be the child of analog ID, and its venom would be deadlier.
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Though I knew the show would be heavily produced, I didn't realize how extreme it would be.
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A third (34%) said it would be difficult but doable, and 21% said it would be fine.
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It has proposed that the principal would be mostly repaid with money, but payments would be postponed.
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You would think pube-grooming would be an easy, breezy situation, but you would be absolutely wrong.
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The 25 Mbps would be the required download speed, and 3 Mbps would be the upload speed.
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A would-be groom surprises his would-be bride with a proposal when she's least expecting it.
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People would be filming me on their phones, and 'Holy Grail' would be on in the background.
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It is unclear how those traits would be tested or if the policy would be deemed constitutional.
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My target to the upside would be $17.50 and my stop to the downside would be $15.75.
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If I said something, maybe the production would be halted… people would be put out of work.
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"I just thought that it would be something different, and it would be kind," Daniel told IndyStar.
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It would be easy to say that she was married, that her husband would be home shortly.
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Both types would be manoeuvrable, and would be accurate to within a few metres of their target.
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It was not immediately clear where the prep would be taking place or who would be involved.
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House: The taxes would be repealed, except for the "Cadillac tax," which would be delayed until 2026.
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DERSHOWITZ: Comey would be very -- sorry -- Mueller would be very, very wise to accept this offer. Why?
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He kept telling me it would be OK. That we would be OK. And he was right.
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They told us very little new would be learned, but having mueller say it would be impactful.
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He said that those responsible for the funeral bombing would be punished and victims would be compensated.
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"That would be a step back, that would be about protectionism emerging in the U.S.," he affirmed.
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He said the inaugural address would be "Reaganesque" meaning , he said, it would be uplifting and inspiring.
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"There would be no winners from such a scenario and every region would be affected," Azevedo said.
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"We would be sitting at home and the ISIS fighters would be on our rooftop," she said.
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He proposed to treat guns like cars: They would be registered and their owners would be licensed.
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They told us that they would be providing proof of that, although the proof would be redacted.
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Under the plan, tax deadlines for corporations would be extended and interest payments would be stretched out.
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The site would be BASF's largest investment and would be operated under its sole responsibility, it said.
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And they would be outfitted with flotation side bags so there would be no risk of sinking.
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First-time offenders would be fined $1,000, but a third infraction would be much costlier at $7,500.
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The regional banks would be like the states, while the board of governors would be like Congress.
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It would be a set of rules, ultimately, that they would be applying to my email accounts.
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The CLA's kiosks would be placed at airports and seaports, and would be manned by medical professionals.
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Ms. Schuster said it would be unlikely that the cognac and liqueur would be safe to drink.
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He was so offended that a woman would be -- that somebody would be listening to that call.
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Economies of scale in Britain would be reduced, while other places would be too small to compensate.
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If we all looked the same, the world would be boring, and no one would be unique.
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Economies of scale in Britain would be lost, while other places would be too small to compensate.
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Because the new and old identifiers would be connected, the security benefits would be close to nil.
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"If I were the judge, that would be something that I would be thinking about," Bloom said.
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Under the plan, all parks would be kept open and entrance fees would be collected as normal.
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The amount of money a company would be responsible for would be determined by an EPA formula.
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It would be natural that the Fed would be front and center on a discussion about unemployment.
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"They would be using the N-word; they would be slamming you up against walls," he said.
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All of these would be ruptured, and so we would be losing 60% of our water supply.
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Assets would be transferred back to China, to avoid alimony; custody of Max would be fought for.
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Put another way, more than 76% of HHS employees would be retained and 24% would be furloughed.
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While the proposal would be welcome by students, it would be seen as fiscally irresponsible, he said.
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I. would be a VET and, as an animal lover, a VETerinarian would be an appropriate job.
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"We knew there would be narrow roads and there would be a lot of tension," said Lavenu.
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Maybe this would be a place where I would be respected and appreciated for just being myself.
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They didn't say where we were going, what we would be doing or who would be there.
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We knew the Knights would be bad, but no one believed the Knights would be this bad.
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It would be the most TNA ending to this story imaginable, and it would be richly ironic.
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We don't know what house we would be in, or even what the houses would be called.
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One beauty product would be moisturizer with glycolic acid and one makeup product would be lip gloss.
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Medicare Choice would be optional, yes, but unlike Medicare Advantage, there would be no choice in plan.
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The difference would be the target price levels would be set for a specific period of time.
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It's unclear if drug companies would be interested in the results, or indeed why they would be.
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It took imagination to see where the court would be, where the benches and baskets would be.
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I think he would be a little apprehensive of the nightlife but he would be very proud.
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Parks employees would be responsible for enforcing regulations, and more park enforcement patrol officers would be deployed.
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Also, more resources would be provided to community boards and translators would be placed at voting sites.
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Part of the trip would be with friends, she said, and part of it would be alone.
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It's where it would be accepted first, where it would be more liberal, as far as design.
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There would be editorial consequences for the community, and local advertisers would be trapped in a monopoly.
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We anticipated there would be problems but the problems would be showing up so soon was disturbing.
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If I said something, maybe the production would be halted … people would be put out of work.
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Another group Trump would be wise to reach out to would be voters with a college degree.
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And it would be advisable to pack sun cream: the ultraviolet radiation would be off the scale.
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It would be several more months before the whole family, including a sister, Jana, would be reunited.
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Increasingly, it's a part of the mix would-be sophisticated publishers can offer would-be sophisticated marketers.
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The transaction would be subject to regulatory approval and would be expected to close later this year.
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Cormier and Jones were fighting to determine whose era this would be, whose story would be told.
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Because I am fast and I would be a wide receiver people would be gunning for me.
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The cocktail expert Amanda Schuster said it would be unlikely the spirits would be safe to drink.
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Granted, this would be a snapshot in time that will evolve, but it would be a beginning.
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Monetary policy would be more stable, and the Fed's commitments would be more credible under this target.
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If you could, all television would be good and high-rated, and there would be no executives.
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Candidates' campaigns would be equally funded by government, and no candidates would be allowed to self-fund.
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Abortion rights would be a central point of what would be an extremely high-profile confirmation process.
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But it would be the moment the groom saw the bride that would be the most moving.
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There's no word on how long it would be before these type of updates would be implemented.
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We are supposed to say that he would be pleased, but in truth he would be puzzled.
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Nobody would be thrown off Medicaid; nobody would be denied affordable coverage because of pre-existing conditions.
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Such a scenario would be an upside to Fitch's forecasts that would be positive for the rating.
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And Italy leaving the EU would be much more than a speed bump; it would be catastrophic.
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The principal combatants would be the U.S., China, Mexico and Canada, but the ramifications would be widespread.
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But what kinds of deals would be smart, and what kinds would be bad for American interests?
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" And in July, he said a heavy sentence would be "unavoidable," but "execution would be too much.
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But the cost to our country would be radically out of proportion to what would be gained.
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Critics were skeptical about how effective the ban would be and questioned how it would be enforced.
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What would be surprising — and dangerous — would be an abandonment of the 85033 NPR nuclear security goals.
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"If it would be helpful to you, of course I would be happy to attend," he wrote.
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"That would be a Q4 target," she said, adding a longer term move would be to 2003,280.
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The new headquarters would be close to the airport, but would be an expensive place to live.
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The nation's attention would be riveted and, as Trump would understand, the ratings would be sky-high.
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This would be intended to signal that the weapons would be used to protect all of Europe.
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It would be very disruptive if any of them left, and they would be hard to replace.
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There would be no more me telling her how others out there would be a wiser choice.
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Die Presse said carbon emissions would be made more expensive but there would be no carbon tax.
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For a player making this amount, it would be expected that his WAR would be about 2.
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Because I thought it would be with Kleiner, I thought it would be a lot of stuff.
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At the same time, financial aid would be reduced for private insurance and Medicaid would be cut.
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It was unclear when the ruling would be made formal and how wide-sweeping it would be.
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More unauthorized immigrants would be deported, all unauthorized immigrants would be at risk of deportation, and it would be much harder for any immigrant — legal or otherwise — to enter the US. That's it.
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I remember him saying that when the three started to laugh, they would be panicked that in next 5 minutes there would be a fight and something would be broken in the house.
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He said hot-testing would start in December 2017, nuclear fuel would be loaded in August 2018, first grid connection would be in December 2018 and the commercial start would be May 2019.
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Imagine if one day, the Earth started rotating with a different axis; entire seasons would be different, there would be more or less sunlight depending on where you lived—things would be weird.
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It also projected that premiums would be 25 percent higher than they otherwise would be by 2020, and that the federal deficit would be increased by almost $200 billion if the subsidies ended.
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Ten would be chosen the normal way, but with a twist: Five of those justices would be "affiliated with" the Republican Party, while another five justices would be affiliated with the Democratic Party.
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The park would be run under the flag of the park service, but control would be vested in a "management council" that would be unlike any other bureaucracy overseeing any national park today.
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So it would be at least from a pure legal perspective it would be a huge step — and I'm wondering whether it would be feasible without the governments introducing special laws for that.
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After the campaign initially said Mr. Hannity would be a "special guest" at the rally, Mr. Hannity denied that he would be participating, saying he would be covering it and interviewing Mr. Trump.
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Bukele, however, noted he would be more careful about his conversations with President Trump when asked by MacCallum about whether he would be worried that any talk would be released to the public.
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This would be Samsung's first 210G phone and would be released initially in the U.S. and South Korea.
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Within a year or so she would be put on paper and she would be given formal counseling.
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That, says Nicastro, would be the source of the missing matter; this gas would be the missing baryons.
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No one ever promised it would be easy—only that it would be worth it in the end.
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Any children fathered by our hybrid creature would be genetically mine; my parents would be the genetic forebears.
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They took these actions because they believed Trump would be better for their interests than Clinton would be.
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It was plain to me that he would be my everything, and that together, we would be invincible.
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A Walmart spokesperson told Business Insider that 293 jobs would be cut, while 58 employees would be retained.
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KHOSROWSHAHI: THAT WOULD BE OUR INTENTION, ALTHOUGH THERE CAN'T BE ANY GUARANTEE, BUT THAT WOULD BE THE INTENT.
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For Guatemalans, that would be Mexico, and for migrants from El Salvador and Honduras, it would be Guatemala.
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"When I was writing I thought it would be President Clinton who would be reading it," Weiss said.
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"I would come home from school and they would be online and I would be online," he said.
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It was not immediately clear how these funds would be raised or from where they would be reallocated.
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"We would be so much better off if Gaddafi would be in charge right now," Trump said then.
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I knew that my earning potential would be better there, and my work opportunities would be far greater.
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It would be so tall it would be able to be seen from almost anywhere in our city.
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The passenger jets would be converted to freighters, and it seemed likely Amazon would be the main customer.
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"Tax credits to support renewables would be continued, whereas fossil fuel subsidies would be phased out," he noted.
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"I would imagine it would be the thing I would be remembered for," Van Dyke says of Poppins.
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Typically, that would be a very ephemeral experience because it would be hard to find this moment again.
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The plants, according to this interpretation, would be medicinal, and the illustrations of naked women would be anatomical.
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"Calling it childish would be disrespectful to children everywhere." calling it childish would be disrespectful to children everywhere.
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Of the 1.5 million, 900,000 would be sold in Egypt while 600,000 would be sold abroad, he added.
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Clinton's perspective would be positive for the economy as more immigration would be "a big plus," Zandi said.
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Halsey says, 'I knew it would be big but I had no idea it would be this big.
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The company added that there would be exceptions for legitimate users whose safety would be jeopardized without anonymity.
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This would be with Kim Jong Un, something where he would there, he would be in his country.
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The reform economists think would be most effective would be to make it easier for foreigners to invest.
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"One thing I could rely on: My mom would be home and there would be food," she said.
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One route would be to cut funding for research or teaching; another would be to increase tuition fees.
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Everyone would be sick off grocery store sushi and we would be listening to Pandora with commercial interruptions.
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All ACA taxes would be repealed except for the "Cadillac tax" for generous plans, which would be delayed.
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Trump would be heralded as a mastermind, and fearmongering on immigration would be the path forward for Republicans.
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He never elaborated on where those zones would be, nor did he say how they would be enforced.
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If he didn't go in, he would be missed, and if he was missed,he would be whipped.
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Parents would be looking at their emails while the children would be making excited bids for their attention.
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A crucial issue would be how much of that support the Iraqi government would be willing to accept.
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However, goods would be subject to import duties; in the case of cars, this would be 10 percent.
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The holding firm would be controlled by the Italian parent but would be independently funded, the newspapers added.
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"CSX would be at an enormous disadvantage and so there would be another step towards consolidation," he said.
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My advice to Mr Corbyn would be to fire the adviser who thought it would be a wheeze.
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For her to get away with that would be more than a farce; it would be an obscenity.
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Most other business credits and deductions would be eliminated, though the research and development credit would be retained.
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The idea would be at least they would be tweets that we could see and understand and control.
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The cost to employers would be minimal, since they would be sending in data they have already collected.
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The order of the rehydration fluids would be randomized and the results would be broken down by sex.
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"I would imagine it would be the thing I would be remembered for," Van Dyke says of Poppins.
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I assumed I would be fighting the good fight: I would be giving a voice to the voiceless.
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I said yes, because a trial would be risky, and if we lost, the consequences would be severe.
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That would be one Severus Snape, who, according to Potter experts, would be turning 56 on January 9.
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Experts say the batteries required would be so large and heavy there would be little room for cargo.
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He adds, "the former would be in the president's parochial interest and would be over the line." pic.twitter.
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Sometimes the food would be cold, or it would be like "lunches to go" in little brown bags.
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"And I don't know if I would be the person that would be able to help him win."
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"It would be a place where all people of every kind would be welcome," Mr. Smith's statement said.
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I'd be disappointed and I think our shareholders would be disappointed but the company would be just fine.
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The unwelcome result would be that neither the needs of Flint nor flood-stricken Louisiana would be addressed.
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We were worried if we didn't pay out the money it would be illegal, it would be unlawful.
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The highlights: the corporate rate would be reduced to 21%, and the top individual rate would be 37%.
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Varys would be the owner of the club, because I know Conleth Hill would be amazing at that.
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I figured these jeans would be a safe bet and they looked like they would be decent quality.
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But it would be up to Annese and Amaral to determine what tissue would be transferred and when.
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Production would be fully centralized, making for the greatest efficiency, while all goods would be free to everyone.
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"I had been worried about my son, that he would be exhausted, he would be tired," he said.
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Yes, he would be working on two days' rest, but his pitch count, he said, would be 200.
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"I think it would be Ill-advised ... I think that would be a big mistake," said Texas Sen.
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Trump said it would be held in a few weeks and details would be announced within three days.
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Li did not give details about how much fees would be cut or when it would be announced.
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But if you ever wanted to envision what that would be like, then it would be like this.
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Such a mistake would be so elementary that it's hard to conceive of how it would be possible.
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So if there would be a way to get rid of that, I think it would be better.
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Oilers/Ducks would be great, but we still have a shot at Oilers/Flames, which would be madness.
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The school is built according to what rules, and what would be cool, and what would be beautiful.
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We took turns holding one another down—three would be on them and the fourth would be filming.
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Building heights would be restricted and businesses would be given incentives to install solar panels and plant trees.
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Chablis would be a slightly more elevated choice, while good aligoté from Burgundy would be a delightful outlier.
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Later, the offices of HaOlam Hazeh would be bombed and Mr. Avnery would be attacked in the street.
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It would be hard to hide and it just doesn't seem like it would be worth the cost.
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When you went over for tea, the cups would be porcelain, and the utensils would be sterling silver.
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It was not immediately clear when Mr. Kadar would be sentenced or how severe the sentence would be.
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Those who are rejected would be returned to their home countries — an effort which would be sped up.
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"Frankly, he would be shocked and amused that there would be all this hubbub and furor," he said.
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Schools, universities and industrial parks would be closed, and a curfew would be in force from 8 p.m.
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People would be running away from him, hiding behind a building, and Fannami would be running toward them.
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Plastic packaging and products would be taxed up to a penny per item and polystyrene would be outlawed.
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At first, it would be a cylinder-shaped field of debris that would be dangerous to pass through.
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It would be something to have in my career that would be amazing by the time I'm done.
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Amanda Schuster, a cocktail expert, said it would be unlikely that the spirits would be safe to drink.
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To allow him a fifth season of this punishment would be as cruel as it would be unusual.
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None of the streamers would be held liable, and all of their bans would be reversed by Twitch.
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The two would switch off who would be Cameron and who would be Tyler from scene to scene.
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Jails that already exist would be modernized and expanded, or new ones would be built on existing footprints.
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" Had Clinton won, he said, "our military would be decimated" and "our energy would be much more expensive.
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So, your lens around an issue would be different — and how you would approach it would be different.
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It would be old-fashioned with music and booze, except for one notable detail — he would be present.
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"She helped me see that my kid would be O.K.," she said, "and would be better for it."
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Reports that the figure would be close to $1 billion drew criticism that more funds would be needed.
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Entering and leaving the facilities would be strictly regulated and they would be closed at night, he added.
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Harris would be the second female African-American senator, and Sanchez would be the country's first Latina senator.
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Thirty-eight percent said he would be terrible, while 6900 percent said he would be good or great.
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Trump, 13, would be the oldest president to take office, while Clinton, 68, would be the second oldest.
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Trump hasn't said, for instance, whether there would be strings attached to how the cash would be used.
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He said what he believes would be the best approach would be a type of probation for companies.
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Disappointment would be an understatement: the complete wreckage of economic, social, and political life would be more accurate.
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The caribou would be wiped out, the tundra would be ruined and their culture would cease to exist.
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According to DQYDJ, GOOGL would be worth $3,660 as of January 16 and GOOG would be worth $2,008.
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Under his plan, federal loans would be forgiven and private loans would be paid by the federal government.
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A Hillary Clinton presidency would be historic, but, Lord, a Trump presidency would be insanely fun to watch.
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We think that would be insufficient relative to what would be required in order to fulfill our mandate.
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" Thune added that "some of the things that we're hearing would be, yeah, would be, I think, problematic.
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I decided years ago that if it would be up to anyone, it would be up to me.
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And in the event of no-deal, that interest rates would be lower than they otherwise would be.
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If it would be censored on the first day, what would be the sense of making a biennial?
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Instead, the individual AMT would be adjusted and the corporate AMT would be maintained as is, lobbyists said.
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He doesn't tell me what his conclusion would be, or what line he would be unwilling to cross.
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We are trying to be balanced, so it would be interesting to see what the reaction would be.
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This would be agreed between the student and the university and a return would be planned and supported.
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I think there would be a growth/stability trade-off — How sustainable do you think that would be?
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Many had concerns about #MeToo — 63 percent were worried men would be falsely accused, and 60 percent were worried that women would be denied opportunities because men would be afraid to work with them.
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If social media sites were like high school stereotypes, Instagram would be the trend-setter, Twitter would be the class clown, and Facebook would be the super senior who probably should have graduated already.
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"I think it would be better if it were unified, I think it would be – there would be something good about it," Trump said in an interview with ABC's "This Week" that aired Sunday.
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"The big effect on political campaigns would be they would be looking for other places to spend and I think the very obvious and very immediate beneficiary of that would be Google," Perrin said.
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Past immigration debates have focused on the minutiae of how unauthorized immigrants would be able to apply for legal status, how many of them would be eligible, and what their ultimate status would be.
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Teachers and parents were told that this would be a stopgap measure while a new, unified Fort Campbell Middle School would be housed in the old Fort Campbell High School, which would be renovated.
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These drugs would be identified based on their price and volume of sales; at least 25 would be negotiated in the first year, and at least 50 would be negotiated beginning the second year.
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"The very likely outcome would be there would be even less of a deterrent for those criminals who are involved in wildlife crime because nobody would be picking it up," he told VICE News.
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And by the end of his first 100 days as the nation's 45th leader, the wall with Mexico would be designed, the immigration ban on Muslims would be in place, the audit of the Federal Reserve would be underway and plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act would be in motion.
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Companies would be barred from exporting if they do not repatriate earnings but would be allowed to keep earnings in dollars, though there would be tax incentives if they convert earnings to rupiah, he said.
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One hospital offered to provide records free of charge, 18 indicated there would be a charge, but how much it would be was not specified, and 36 did not specify whether there would be fees.
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"I think that would be very unfortunate, it would be a bad signal, it would be a bad example to others, but it's a lot better than pulling out of the agreement altogether," he said.
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He said under his administration the labour market would be made more flexible, business-friendly conditions would be created to help companies function and "innovation" would be at the heart of his action as president.
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Under the plan, nearly a third of all buses would be electric by 2035, dozens of charging stations would be built, and nearly all cars and buses on the roads would be electric by 203.
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"It would be bad for the country, it would be bad for the president, it would be bad for the Department of Justice for him to be forced out under these circumstances," Cornyn told reporters.
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It said the agency was investigating the company and suspected crimes would be handled by the public security department, adding that all vaccine producers would be inspected and any violations would be dealt with seriously.
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Buyers and sellers needed to believe that payment would be forthcoming, and that the product would be as described.
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"I thought that faxing would be the best way, and would be really annoying." https://twitter.com/davonmagwood/status/824677260372430848
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And I don't know if I would be the person that would be able to help him win, Jake.
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Forcing Apple to make iPhones in the US would be as logistically impossible as it would be economically disastrous.
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"I would be surprised if lobbyists for Google and Facebook would be supportive" of the alliance's petition, he says.
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In Soleri's cities, cars would be useless and the very notion of roads would be abolished as divisive constructs.
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Would would be if we simply wore our rover out, and the other would be if Mars killed it.
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The review board would be fully funded by tennis authorities and they would be granted wide-ranging investigative powers.
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He also said duties would be cut on some products and the threshold for lower tax would be raised.
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In theory, that fear would be the point — it would be a reminder that violating immigration law has consequences.
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You know, what is the -- what would be comparable to writing stop Trump, would be Trump texting call Putin.
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The group would be flying in advance support of a Canadian force that would be landing on Juno Beach.
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There would be no friction pulling the galaxies together, so it would be more difficult for them to merge.
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Although this would be expensive, it would be a less risky and more durable option over the long term.
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So it makes sense that would be reflected in the music, and the music itself would be exclusionary, too.
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France's broadcasting regulator, CSA, would be responsible for imposing the sanctions and a dedicated prosecutor's office would be created.
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"Britain would be part of the continent and the identity of the country would be very different," Gupta says.
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Under Warren's plan, half of Hopkins' debt would be canceled, and all of her boyfriend's loans would be forgiven.
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About half of the people who would lose coverage would be white, and 40 percent would be young adults.
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It was something where I would be able to teach, but it would be light and entertaining and fun.
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They would be radiated by a too-close sun and there would be no hospital to treat their cancers.
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The athletes would be allowed but not required to attend classes; if they chose to, tuition would be free.
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But the earth even then, Earth would be OK. In a couple of years Earth would be just fine.
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In America some insurers are realising that what would be better for patients would be better for them, too.
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But as more and more details unfolded — it would be called Cult, there would be scary clowns, and... bees?
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With so much corruption in international sports, there would be no guarantee that Coe's successor would be blemish-free.
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But they stopped short of specifying exactly what they would be producing first or when details would be provided.
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All that would be needed to kick-start the process would be genuine competition in elections for local legislators.
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You like to think that the process would be much more democratic and your voice would be more represented.
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I love that you made the decision that it would be Shoshanna who would be like, "Nope, I'm done."
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A war with conventional weapons would be bad enough; the lasting impact of nuclear weapons' use would be immense.
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The face would be hacked off with an axe or machete and the tusks, of course, would be gone.
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The weather would be pretty boring (but much safer!) on this flat Earth, since there would be no seasons.
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That would be one of the biggest insults that anyone has ever seen and it would be very illegal.
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Also, because it would be so inexpensive and on-demand, everyone would be able to take advantage of it.
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Its target would be traditional politicians, and it would be led by one of Stern's frequent guests: Donald Trump.
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My breasts would be the same size as all the other girls', and I would be happy about that.
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He said the remaining children would be released, while those without verified sponsors would be sent to permanent shelters.
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Ford wouldn't disclose how many employees would be on the team, nor how much money they would be allocated.
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Under this analogy, China would be the bank, and America would be the debtor that owes China $1.2 trillion.
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I can't see how Google would be able to negotiate any kind of a deal that would be positive.
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Li said the Canadian would be treated humanely and his case would be handled in accordance with Chinese law.
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I always knew this whole thing would be difficult, but I didn't realize just how hard it would be.
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That means a 10 percent drop — what would be considered a "correction" — would be a decline of 2,111 points.
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The ACA's tax credits would be kept in place, unlike the House bill — but their value would be reduced.
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" Asked about calls to monitor mosques following the attacks, Sanders said, "It would be unconstitutional, it would be wrong.
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"That would mean we would be in a situation where there would be blackouts and major conservation," Donahue said.
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That would be up over 0.5 bcfd from February and would be a third monthly increase in a row.
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Apple didn't specifically say it would be a part of the initial release, though many assumed it would be.
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I conceptualized that in my future I would be free because I would be thin, but I was wrong.
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"Certainly I would be," Trump told reporters when asked whether he would be willing act alone on North Korea.
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And the likelihood that given that order that it would be carried out I think would be pretty high.
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Annual deposits of up to $500 would be matched and additional matches would be available for lower-income families.
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Clearly, the economic stimulus that would be created by erasing nearly $1.5 trillion in student debt would be tremendous.
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In a war zone, Kronick said, AI Scry would be wrong in a way that would be really uncomfortable.
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He would be as passionate about dismantling it, as he would be about voting for it, which is nothing.
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It seems like there would be other, better ways to acheive this that would be quicker and more safe.
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A further 292,257 people would be seriously injured and 200,000 lightly injured, while 9.6 million would be temporarily displaced.
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But this would be extremely unfair to Geraldo, who didn't know ahead of time that it would be empty.
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AND YOU KNOW, WE THOUGHT THE TEN YEAR WOULD BE, AGAIN, WE THOUGHT THE TEN YEAR WOULD BE 3%.
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Otherwise, a human "would be like jelly" after 100 months, Kelly said, because there would be no bones left.
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If companies knew business would be bad next year, they would stop investing, and business would be bad today.
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It also raises questions about whether the images would be stored, or how they would be used in future.
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This position would be reflected in the SNP's finalized energy strategy, which would be published in December, he said.
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Kasich vowed this past weekend that he would be competing in Pennsylvania, saying the issue would be resolved soon.
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It would be morally the wrong thing to do, and it would be politically the wrong thing to do.
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In a space elevator, the tether would be like that string, and the counterweight would be like the stone.
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Trump said it would be held in a few weeks' time and details would be announced within three days.
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All illegal immigrants would be repatriated, boat migrants would be blocked from arriving and rules on asylum would change.
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This would be an utterly extraordinary series of events and in ordinary times would be dismissed as mere fantasy.
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"It makes sense that something that would be bad for the planet would be bad for us," Coffey added.
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It would be wrong and voters would be right to consider this and make them pay a political price.
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Doctors would be paid at the Medicare level while hospitals would be reimbursed at 110% of Medicare&aposs rate.
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"The places where there would be cooperation would be places we would rather not have move forward," he added.
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"He will address this Wednesday," Priebus promised, but reiterated that there would be a wall, absolutely there would be.
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The plane would be timed to reach customers in 2020, and would be developed after the other MAX models.
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Under Sanders' plan, every American would be provided with health insurance through Medicare and private insurers would be eliminated.
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He said half the funds would be dispersed immediately and all would be paid out by February next year.
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If you got rid of cars, there would be a revolution, and there would be shooting in the streets.
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"I told her there would be an arena like this ... that people would be shouting our names," Rocha said.
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The site said that would mean wholesale pricing would be around $10-12 and retail registrations would be $20.
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But having Pence in power would be just as bad for women, if not worse, than Trump would be.
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Mullock's view is a treaty would be preferable as it would be at lesser risk of a legal challenge.
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"There would be a lot of people who would be very jealous, including my mother and sister," she said.
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The soonest Josephine would be able to kick back up operations in California, Jorgensen said, would be January 2018.
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Everything Ben, said, that we would be treated well, and that we would be safe, it was all wrong.
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The product of such ethics would be decidedly imperfect, but it would be better than no ethics at all.
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The economic and social dislocation that would be caused by deporting 5 percent of American workers would be immense.
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Herrera would be retiring and that she would be offered the creative director position, but quickly discovered that Mrs.
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Blue represents where they would be with a win, while magenta shows where they would be with a loss.
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All the hard work in making a film and then they would be lost, which would be really sad.
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"Of course, the airport would be shared, there would be no control of persons at the border," he added.
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I didn't use mine last night, because I knew that Doug would be processing and that would be plenty.
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"Because it's air, of course conflagration would be just as it would be in a normal atmosphere," he says.
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This would be a system that covers all Americans, and that would be an achievement in its own right.
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A simple example would be: Savvy political reporters took it for granted that all candidates would be risk-averse.
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Yes, there would be guns, but the people carrying them would be the right people, carefully selected, thoroughly trained.
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Nearly every older American would be affected, but those at the lowest income levels would be hurt the most.
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In January, Haslam announced that Brown's sentence would be commuted and she would be released from prison in August.
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The Taliban acknowledged that girls would be able to go to school and women would be able to work.
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Ex post facto disclosure of discussions whose participants didn't realize they would be disclosed would be fascinating and useful.
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"He would be giving tax breaks to private owners who would be investing in that infrastructure anyway," O'Toole notes.
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Before long, the republic would be broken — and Americans would be killing one another in the hundreds of thousands.
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Because these students would be temporarily licensed personnel, appropriate legal standards would be needed to safeguard them from litigation.
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Under the bill, employers would be responsible for paying for the sick time; there would be no tax increase.
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Leo Mugabe, the late president's nephew, said the burial ceremony would be private, without saying where it would be.
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Asked what those measures would be, he replied that curfews would be implemented in line with other European countries.
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This would be the messiest, most muddled scenario, and the one where a contested convention would be most likely.
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That would be in the American interest, but just as important, it would be a fulfillment of American values.
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The average loss in benefits would be $31 a month, and the average gain would be $13 a month.
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The dark horse nominee would be credited with saving the party and would be unscathed by the primary process.
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Reconciling with Israel would be a religious concession, and relinquishing the "right of return" would be a national concession.
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It would be possible to surveil the residence but it would be more challenging, one of the sources explained.
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"I think she would be [at the hospital] and nobody would be able to see her," her stepfather said.
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"If I did, believe me, the F.B.I. would be down my throat, my clearances would be pulled," he said.
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Pence did not specify if the sanctions would be unilateral or would be introduced to the UN Security Council.
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His illegal gains would be confiscated and the case would be transferred to judicial bodies for investigation, it added.
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Only media working for broadcasting rights holders would be able to attend and there would be no news conferences.
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They didn't understand how it would be possible that there would be a date that was just made up.
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Each time, she said, the old bowl would be full and the whisker-friendly bowl would be licked clean.
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Reducing or eliminating many mandatory minimums would be optimal, but at this point most anything would be an improvement.
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"I kind of had the feeling that it would be O.K. and this would be a story," he said.
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Participation would be voluntary, but working Americans would be encouraged to open an account with a $500 tax rebate.
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In my mind, the way that this would be demonstrated would be through a high school crush on Buffy.
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Since the organ would be made of a patient's own cells, there would be little risk of immune rejection.
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That would be up almost 0.6 bcfd from March and would be the fourth monthly increase in a row.
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The two sides fought over whether Kaepernick would be provided a list of which N.F.L. personnel would be present.
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Such men would be would be elderly, outstanding members of the local Catholic community and with grown-up children.
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"I suppose some might say that to do that would be distractive," Johnson said of would-be Democratic critics.
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They would be keen to do it and it would be a nice stadium to do it in London.
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They began to restrict who would be covered, what would be covered and how much care beneficiaries could use.
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"The point is, pardoning Manafort would be a, would be seen as a political disaster for the President," Sen.
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Do you think there's any reason why this would be trickier for Facebook than it would be for Google?
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I think that there would be a host of people across classes who would be very interested in this.
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They told him that he would be sent to places where he would be tortured and perhaps never found.
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He promised Doolittle the mission would be viewed as a success and the crews would be hailed as heroes.
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In February, he announced how candidates would be able to qualify and said there would be two main metrics.
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This would be voted on by the full chamber within 10 parliamentary sessions - which would be in early May.
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So if an X ride costs, say, $15, Pool would be about $9, and Express Pool would be $4.50.
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Rick Scott said he would be unable to attend because he would be working on legislative solutions in Tallahassee.
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Otherwise, they would be stricken from the rolls and, presumably, ICE would be pounding on their doors soon after.
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So the fact that the wages would be fairer would be something that I would look forward to seeing.
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If nobody cared about the murals the if would be different because no one would be harmed by them.
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I think the number of breakthroughs that would be needed would be probably another dozen deep learning level breakthroughs.
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In February, he announced how candidates would be able to qualify and said there would be two main metrics.
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Most adults would be in both groups, but some would be included in one group but not the other.
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Your drone would be as uncomfortable as you would be if you went outside without the proper winter clothing.
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But without Mueller at its head, it's unclear how aggressive it would be, or who would be running it.
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But it would be unrealistic not to expect that the players, coaches, and supporters would be feeling complex emotions.
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"It would be odd that your heartbeat would be syncing with what you are seeing so closely," he says.
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Kiley made the point that another revealing way of interpreting the data is that 77 percent of those who thought Sanders would be good or great thought Trump would be poor or terrible, and 60 percent of those who thought Trump would be good or great thought Sanders would be poor or terrible.
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Maybe it would be a blowout, maybe it would be a squeaker, but within a couple of quarters the overall shape of the contest would be clear, and the conclusion would naturally follow from that premise.
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Mom would be at work, and my little brother, Dino, would be glued to one of his cartoons, so there would be nobody there to call out from the porch, ask me what was I doing.
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" Vladimir Putin would be played by "Despicable Me"'s Gru, Sarah Huckabee Sanders would be played by imprisoned "Dance Mom" Abby Lee Miller, and Kellyanne Conway would be played by "a plate of eggs and bacon.
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Executives worried that boards would be stuffed with women who knew nothing about their enterprises or that the relatively few women in senior executive ranks would be swamped with requests and would be spread too thin.
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If we could expose some of that to some of the younger generation I think that would be absolutely fascinated by the sport and people that aren't watching it today would be would be totally engaged.
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The choice to do so would be their triumph—it would be their maturity, or their coming of age or into political consciousness, which I hoped would be read as a type of victory over omniscience.
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Some residents reckoned it would be a long time before another thief or would-be kidnapper turned up in town.
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His case would be transferred to judicial authorities, the country's main anti-graft agency said, indicating he would be prosecuted.
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CARTER: And it would be a failure on the American people, it would be a failure to our justice system.
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The ability to collect sounds would be minimized—though you wouldn't completely lose that ability—and amplification would be reduced.
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The focus, he said, would be on generating employment so that more would-be migrants could find work at home.
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At State and USAID, the Fulbright Program would be preserved, but other Educational and Cultural Exchange programs would be cut.
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"Normally it would be big news and people would be scared away from Macau," Ho said of the new measures.
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In any other administration, any one of these stories would be a scandal, and all three together would be devastating.
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What was really interesting is, there would be Yahoo, and then "search powered by Google" would be in the corner.
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In a just world, Wichita State would be a No. 3 seed, while Vanderbilt would be a No. 7 seed.
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Medicaid would remain, but its enrollment would freeze, its spending would be capped, and the federal contribution would be cut.
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The locations where the checks would be carried out would be chosen by police and evaluated daily, the minister said.
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The headphones would be Apple-branded, and would be on the higher-end of the spectrum with Bose and Sennheiser.
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If not, what animals would be they be similar to, and what would be the best way to cook them?
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"So it would be interesting to see if something like this (bills) would be successful in a post-Trump America."
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If the lines were dance instructions, though, the dance would be so involved it would be nearly impossible to follow.
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That said, he didn't mention if it would be because, by then, everyone in Australia would be on the blacklist.
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The other bet, they then knew, would be on an IPO, which would be a very high-risk bet indeed.
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America would be ashamed that it had witnessed such a thing, but no one would be able to turn away.
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"The penalty that a company like Airbus would be most concerned about would be the possibility of debarment," Whitten said.
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"It would be hard to imagine how picking out a specific religion and excluding them would be constitutional," he said.
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Rodriguez noted that he would be taking a pay cut, along with campaign consultants, and other contracts would be renegotiated.
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Eva would be best off waiting until 23 to collect her Social Security, because her benefit would be much larger.
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The entire time, I was afraid that my secret would be revealed and I would be sent back to Mexico.
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Miller said a small number of cars would be purchased using equity and others would be bought using debt financing.
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"I would be investing for the long term, and hopefully my investments would be outlasting any temporary drops," he says.
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Trump announced that the lunch would be occurring in a tweet, but left people initially guessing who would be there.
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Sheldon said doctors would be more inclined to prescribe implants because their concerns about diversion of buprenorphine would be mitigated.
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The first one would be security, the second one would be economy and crime, and the third is internet governance.
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Although premiums would be lower under the Republican bill, this decrease would be offset by an increase in cost-sharing.
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All the IVF clinics would be likely to hop on it, although in my opinion that would be very premature.
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This alternate version described by AdAge would be available to non-Prime members and would be supported by the advertisers.
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Although premiums would be lower under the Republican plan, this decrease would be offset by an increase in cost sharing.
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Upon the announcement, it wasn't clear what parts on the Note FE would be new and which would be old.
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But Huawei believed this would be the year it would turn all that around — and CES would be the show.
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He revealed to me that everything would be OK and there would be new promotions and open doors for me.
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Pena Nieto has not said where consumers would be able to obtain the marijuana they would be allowed to carry.
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Maggie would be the sister in question, then, and the scarf would be in a drawer somewhere at her place.
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Gigaba did not say what would be going under the hammer first, saying that would be determined by an audit.
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In 2014, Elon Musk said that "killer robots" would be here in five years, so that would be next year.
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"That would be enormously labor intensive, and I suspect the administration would be very unlikely to do that," said Legomsky.
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Shane Iverson If funding was cut for CPB completely, there would be stations in Alaska that would be shut down.
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It would be able to do this because it would be recording constantly, and supposedly deleting what it doesn't need.
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There would be no eligibility limitations and it would be paid for with a new tax on Wall Street speculation.
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The deal, which would be subject to regulatory approval, would be Australia's biggest M&A deal so far this year.
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I just feel like this guy would be reading a book and I would be doing a line of blow.
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The minimum monthly payout would be tied to Chile's minimum wage, while the monthly payouts would be capped at $4,100.
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Universal child care would be a central component of such a structural transformation, but it would be only the beginning.
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I wondered, along the way, if PT would be nearly as effective as that other doctor imagined surgery would be.
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He said passenger growth on European routes would be strongest, while growth in intercontinental passengers would be around 3 percent.
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The Treasury said that after Brexit the U.K.'s GDP would be 6.2% lower and families would be deeply affected.
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If this was a traditional Hollywood horror flick, there would be a happy ending: All the monsters would be exterminated.
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Lawmakers wondered out loud whether there would be a vote -- and more importantly, what, exactly, they would be voting on.
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Two books would be memoirs, and the third would be a book co-authored with Biden's wife, Dr. Jill Biden.
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There would be no more cultural oppression from the hetero; all the public spaces would be decorated with gay artwork.
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However, while from a calorie perspective our food system would be secure, from a diversity standpoint, things would be bleak.
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That would be the opposite of what would be expected in a "currency war" aimed at gaining an export advantage.
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NCB said any agreement would be subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals, and there would be no forced job losses.
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It would be cruel, exploitative and a logistical nightmare, plus organising pay-per-view television coverage would be almost impossible.
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Car parts, cereals and some finished food products would be among the areas where tariffs would be scrapped, it added.
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"If the manufacture knew the demand would be this high, there would be more toys on the shelves," Appell notes.
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He would be a national hero to all of those who believe Trump would be an epic disaster as president.
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He said processing would be speeded up further and the capacity of mainland refugees centers would be boosted by 4,000.
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Without data supporting them, marketing recommendations would be no better than opinions, and analyzing ROI would be imprecise, at best.
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If things continue to be volatile, he predicted that current management would be replaced or the company would be sold.
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If Srinivasan were nominated and confirmed, it would be historical — he would be the first Indian-American Supreme Court justice.
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A car would be something that should trip an alarm, while a bush would be something it can safely ignore.
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So it would be decades before this took place, though once it did it would be catastrophic and probably irreversible.
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It is not yet clear how much would be paid for and how much would be handed over for free.
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The bare minimum that would be expected in that case would be orthodox sparring partners for the polarizing UFC star.
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Elections would be federally supervised and ballots would be secret, allowing workers to vote without fear of harassment or intimidation.
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The new interest rate for deposits would be 0.25 percent and the one-day lending rate would be 2.75 percent.
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It would be as reductive to call Wendell Berry a conservationist as it would be to call him an essayist.
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But the surface area of Lake Powell would be substantially reduced, and the evaporating water from there would be saved.
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Since most paid human labor would be pointless, the disincentive to work produced by a monthly check would be unimportant.
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The potential for inside trading would be substantial: It would be an incredible abuse of government data collection and publication.
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Doing that would be a good start to what would be an improbable comeback if the Sharks pulled it off.
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If we had a national primary day, turnout would be higher and people would be more engaged with the process.
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They did so because they believed Trump would be better for them and their concerns than Clinton would be. 220.
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It was not immediately clear how the test would be administered or the types of questions that would be asked.
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"We would be in uncharted territory with a level of risk that would be hard to quantify," he told reporters.
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If this were The Notebook, Boudreau would be Ryan Gosling and losing before the third round would be Rachel McAdams.
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Both versions would be reusable, and the larger plane would be able to put small satellites into orbit, as well.
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The only difference would be the S10+, which would be 0.4 inches smaller than the 6.5-inch iPhone XS Max.
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It said total exceptional costs over 2017-2020 would be 50 million pounds of which approximately half would be cash.
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At issue is how quickly those standards would be in place and how much consumers would be willing to pay.
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The loan would be in the form of 'contingent equity' that would be made available when necessary, the paper added.
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It would be the backdrop for why all the villains were caught lying, and why the President would be obstructing.
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But neither side said when it would be shut down or what would be done with the people held there.
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So if we could put them together, that would be something that would be possible to do, in my opinion.
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Thirty-five percent said Sanders would be poor or terrible as president, and 22019 percent thought he would be average.
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Its rule-making authority would be limited, and it would be barred from limiting consumer arbitration as it is proposing.
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He declined to say how many prisoners would be executed, or when, or if there would be foreigners among them.
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The limits would be higher for more complicated procedures, and there would be exceptions for the treatment of severe pain.
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Nine percent would be satisfied with two candidates, and 24% would be satisfied with three candidates as the potential nominee.
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