It's not in the cards for 2013, but I'll get there.

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"It's just not something that, right now, is in the cards, " she said.

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Fisher says a double-dip U.S. recession is not in the cards since it would require a global double dip, something he claims has pretty much never happened.

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With that information, or some of it, now released, the cards are in the government's hand.

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"It's hard to say, since China never plays its cards in the proper order, " said Chen Wuquan, a Guangzhou-based lawyer whose license was revoked by local authorities just as he was preparing to travel to meet with Chen Kegui this month.

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"It's basically the same technology as credit cards, " Woo said in an interview here on Thursday.

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It's useful to have cards with your name and job title printed in Chinese on the reverse.

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"It was just putting the cards on the table, saying here's this thing happening in America, " says Josh Reynolds, president, referring to the health law.

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Sure, it's slick to bill people's credit cards unless they cancel the service, but that was disclosed in the fine print--all people had to do was read it.

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Given just how heavily the cards appear to have been stacked against Russia in Mr Gilman's account, it is not surprising that the wayward progress of its economic transformation in the 1990s culminated in its 1998 default.

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In a competition between them it took 72 hours to record all the data on to Hollerith's punched cards, which was not vastly faster than the 144 hours and 100 hours taken by the other two machines.

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