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In fact, as Picoult points out: "I would argue that any time in the past 200 years in America this has been timely.
Getting caught up in the excitement of better-than-expected results can also lead to rash decisions, Mahad points out: "I would encourage students who are thinking about Adjustment to consider the practical implications of changing to a different university and to talk to their school, college or careers office to help them decide if a move is the right thing".
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Koontz points out: "I'd kill it all if I gardened it myself," so he's happy to pass the maintenance on to the six full-time gardeners working five days a week, despite the fact that he used to love to get his hands dirty.
As Ms. Susman pointed out, "I would have fixed the spelling of 'otherwise.' " (I had left off the final "e").
Had I continued to hold the pepper spray with my dominant hand, Carifi pointed out, I wouldn't have been able to pull my gun out.
Had I applied this SPF-40 concoction to my feet, she pointed out, I would have left the beach as white as ever.
And if I saved money online, Voice pointed out, I would recoup some dignity by averaging the costs of the two.
Kazem, 29, PhD student majored in public health, pointed out "I would like to see a regime change in Iran, but I want Iran, ruled by any government even the current clergies, to be stronger than any country in the region including Israel.
As Jay Jennings pointed out: I'd argue that the Coen Bros version is not as 'verbatim' as it first appears.
It was only a few days ago that the IMF cut its global growth forecast for this year.So while the Americans enjoy their champagne, the rest of us can barely afford a half of shandy.CORRECTION: As a couple of commenters pointed out, I'd used the annualised figures to calculate H1 growth.
But as Nasella likes to point out, "I'd rather own 50% of something that succeeds than 100% of something that fails".
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