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"In fact, try not to speak at all.
This would fall short of Mr. Mandela's expectations, and may in fact try his reportedly waning patience.
We can turn away from that hard fact, try to stall death, even bend it to our will for a little while in the I.C.U.
Dean La Force also remarked that if corporations did in fact try to "engage in the new corporate philanthropy" they would probably end up hurting many people.
He could, in fact, try to create the kind of system that generates politically motivated prosecutions of randomly chosen perceived opponents.
The congressman "will vigorously fight repeal of that provision" and will, in fact, try to extend it to the Children's Health Insurance Program, Mr. Riley said.
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He was, in fact, trying to go to school to be a paralegal.
Mr. Leydon, he said, was in fact trying to apply New Jersey law in Connecticut.
In fact, trying to force a Syrian pullout may be dangerous.
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