There are always going to be areas where we have some genuine disagreement, here in Washington and in your respective states.

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"There will always be some 'bet the company' problem where a client will not quibble about rates, " said Mr. Jones, the Georgetown fellow.

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In short, Steam trades are not always pure exchanges happening in some moral-free zone where social obligations are perceived to be non-existent.

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In short order Gil is transported in a magic cab to a smoky, underlit Paris where it is always just past midnight, some time in the 1920s.

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There is a tradition to the format that has led to -- a tradition to the format that has almost always included both a broad vision and some specific ideas about where we can take the country, things that an administration can do working with Congress or working without Congress, to advance policy objectives.

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They didn't get to where they were because they were always relying on some government program.

WHITEHOUSE: Remarks by the President at a Campaign Event

There are, and will always be, some products that need to be made close to where they are consumed because they are too bulky to ship, or because it is too risky to have long supply lines.

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Of the minority who voted against, some just wanted to be left alone where they have always lived.

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Reviving a drowning victim, for example, is rarely as easy as it looks on television, where a few chest compressions and some mouth-to-mouth resuscitation always seem to bring someone with waterlogged lungs and a stilled heart coughing and sputtering back to life.

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