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Like there's no tomorrow.
If you do something like there's no tomorrow, you do it fast or energetically.
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This show seems to take the Arctic as its theme, but as Mr. Joo has explained, there is no linear rhyme or reason to his work.
Speaking afterwards, Lee explained: "There is no question that the UK is right at the forefront of creativity and people look here for ideas and talent.
For the kinds of homes in the community, he explained, there is no reason to offer tile countertops and cheaper appliances when granite finishes and Sub-Zero appliances are most likely going to be their choices, he said.
As my colleague Paul Krugman, a real economist, has deftly explained, there is no way Mr. Bush's budget numbers can work without making wildly optimistic surplus projections, or stealing from future generations, or taking risks no serious person would take with his family's budget.
First, it explained there is "no safety defect with the suspensions in either the Model S or Model X".
As we have explained, there is no average standard deviation for both "Using All" and "Highest correlated" since there is no variation in these methods.
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He explained, "There's no fresh move to go".
No, they explained, there were no people listed as missing and no recorded deaths in prison.
In addition, Maso explained, "There are no bad days, as with amphetamines".
The doctors explained there was no guarantee it would work even if approval was granted.
With Mr. Obama's family joining him, his aides explained, there was no time for dinner.
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