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For what it's worth, let's keep in mind that Mr Barbour is another Southern Republican governor with a folksy manner who may well have his heart set on higher office...so it's no surprise that he wants Mr Huckabee out of the picture.11 10 : You know what's great about the Huckabubble?

That's fine, but let's keep in mind that the U.S. R&D credit is thin gruel compared to the incentives of other countries.

"While we're all obsessed with Deflategate, let's keep in mind that there's something about which you should give a fuck," Nye said.

Above all, let's keep in mind that it's not voluntarily disclosed financial relationships we should be worrying about - it's those think tanks that continue to take money behind closed doors that are the real cause of concern.

Let's keep in mind that little of what he's trying to do is easy.

Let's keep in mind, though, that "work" here means invading peoples' privacy.

"But let's keep in mind that you expect Adam to be weird".

Let's keep in mind the diversity of religious teaching regarding same-sex relations, contraception and reproduction.

But let's keep in mind that this is a democracy – freedom of speech and all that malarkey.

And let's keep in mind that the areas of the economy which are strong now are areas where interest rate policy is very effective.

But this time, let's keep in mind that universities are communities in which solitary work is built around formal and informal interactions of many kinds.