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Nor will he be a plausible candidate for governor.
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Nor are you a particularly good example of ethical behavior.
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Nor is there any reason to believe he is telling the truth.
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Nor does he use them, though they are in fine working condition.
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Nor are you qualified to give advice about relationships.
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Nor is this a very big deal.
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Nor are they planning to escape.
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Nor do I want to eat ice cream.
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Nor could the green flower have been unhealthy.
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Nor can we finish the project quickly.
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Nor did the man buy a new car.
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Nor are Oregon pharmacies doing a brisk business in life - ending medications.
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Nor did it identify the employee.
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Nor has Congress or the administration pressed the agency to get on with the job.
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Nor does he use them , even though they are in fine working condition.
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Nor did that pattern look likely to change Saturday after South Africa scored two early goals.
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Nor does the advent of digital technology strengthen the case for extending the period of protection.
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